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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-10
The fol- owing letter from Ex-Goy. Chas.
Clarke, was read in the Mississippi House
| Of Representative. on Monday 10th nit.

me lol- OWING letter from EE-60V. Chas.
Clarke, was read in the Mississippi House
Of Representative, on Monday, 3Oth ult:
JACKSON, Oct. %, 1865.
GENTLENES: 7 am profoundly grateful for
the honor conferred on ne BY the House Of
Representatives by their resolution inviting
me 10 "a seat within the bar Of the House,
and requesting me 70 sddress them; I should
be proud 10 avail myself Of the privilege Of
visiting the house, but as j am sIill4 priso-
ner Of StGpe and on parole, ] feel that it
would be improper for Inc 70 deliver a pub
lie address on the condition of the country,
although AN sure that such suggestions as
I might make would be in aid aud support
Of the wise and conservative policy which
has been adopted by our people, and which
1 hope viii soon result in the full restora-
ton Of our beloved State TO the enjoyment
Of equal political rights with her sister
States ia the Union, aud under the hsg Of
the Union. With all Of you ] marched
under that flag in a foreign land, aud il was
victorious. With all Of you / marched
agains. it, and il wss victorious. Il again
waves over US, is our flag, and may It ever
be victorious.
The welcome that hes been given 10 me
on my return, is received with deep sensi-
bility, coming from the Representatives Of
q people whom ] have served faithfully, IL
Dot wisely, and is a most acceptable snd
gratifying reward for such services as may
have rendered.
] am, ger tlemen,
Very respectfully, your
Friend aud cbedient servant,
CHARLES CLARKE.
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GROCERIES
AND
LIQUORS.
WE are 'ilst IN receipt Of our Pail stock which
w is the largest and beat variety ever brought
to this Market. Our stock consists partly Of
JAVA,
MOCHA,
LAGUIRA,
PULVERIZED,
GRADUATED,
CRUSHED,
LOAF,
NEW ORLEANS,
AND VARIETY or
BROWN SUGARS,
MOIAssEs
TEAS,
CANNED GOODS,
In tact everything included in the Grocery hne In
connection With the Grocery House viii Be found
OUR
Liquor Department
Which only needs examination to convince any one
that We have the
Finest Selected Stock
WINES AND LIQUORS
IN THE SOUTH.
keep constantly On hand
IRISH,
BOURBON,
RUBIGO,
ROBERTSON COUNTY,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF
WuTaKX
OLD oTARD,
sEIGNETTE, COGNAC,
FRENCH,
CHERRY,
AND BLACKBERRY
BRANDIES,
HOLLAND GIN,
Various Qualities,
OLD PORT,
MADEIRA,
GUSCAp,
MALAGA,
CUREANT,
STILL CATAWBA,
AND RHINE WINES,
CHAMPAGNE,
WIDOW CLICQUOT,
GREEN SEAL,
PEPPER HEIDSICk,
CHAS. HEIDSICK,
HUBERT,
SPARKLING CATAWBA,
&C, &c, &C, &C, &C
No n-e talking any more We have i al. Come
nd see "a.
W. W. TOTTEE,
q and p College Street.
octs-sm-iss Opposiis ssHE1ee House
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The mysterious box that exploded in New
York, contained chemical oils, aud was not
intended to do any damage. The box be
ing found smoking and licking, was carried
into the street, and the scene that followed
is thus described "In less than i've min
utes after the box touched the flags, the e
arose from il a yellow lame, which strug-
gied upward until it attained the height Of
some six feet. Then It extended Itself till
it became q square Of light, when it assumed
a yellowish hue, which was followed by
streaks Of blue vapor. After being possessed
Of these proportions ana colors, the flame
disappeared, only 10 be followed, in q few
sec nds Of time, by the explosion, which
burst forth with all the Jury of ignited
powder, and having flashed its fatal pres
ence for an instant, died in smoke. Unlike
powde-, however, there was a conclusion
from the discharge Of the strange ements
or combinations in the box, which shat
tered thousands Of panes Of glass, end sent
a shower Of the fragmentary missiles every
where within the block.
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BErTEE THAN FENIAS "CENTRE. - An
Englishman named Morse has set up theo-
~ that the centre Of the earth Il q solid
mass Of gold aud platinum. Tae opinion
has been expressed that, "if he could make
that probable, there are these who would
dig towards the centre OF the earth al
their lives, and, when dead, leave orders TO
be bur.ed face aoWn.n
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Known a. tn TENNEssEE PIoW FACTpRy.
Dos portion e the L. S. Fnsnklln sbons
ms froptfi3 irouts ito teef rtlnnipr hsc,- ~
ieeii h-s Two 5000 IT ok huildngs on ~ ore q, h,
us, one 81 ~ $50. Also one larrs frsrs F,,;,l,,
fnd one shed. --'---' >
2 his is one q DE most valuable siiu,tjons ana
ealgns esel cue. - - p0te sale IN this countr,
having good supply a ESier, both vel ~ ~,
drzni- Sse POSITIVE -
Ierns One bali cash, bssncs On -. A. tu,,x.
mouths credit, elth Interest and se-rrei $500
10 hank Any nfsrmsilon u reFErd 10 nc ,'r.T,.r-
" v be EiTen b. A. ". PUINAN.
,. W. WILSON, o.
noFlo-ti !. 7, HAMIL Ton.
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The Savannah Advertiser says; ave are
happy to state The arrival home Of General
william J. Hsrdee. who reached the city
on Sunday evening last. The friends 81 this
truly able gentleman and soldier will, no
doabt, De pleased 10 learn that be Intends,
At an early day, 10 resume the labors Of bis
legitimate calling
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A CUuosIrV.-Mrs. d. W. Lee, Of Wis
consin, is in possession Of watch which
was once the property Of Major Andre, the
British spy. There are but four figures GA
the face, 3, G, g, spd ~; the other divisions
being indicated by gold star. On the back,
ln-ldc, sre directions for winding, end the
Lllowlng, engraved in bold letters 4" MAJOR
Anhre. Ia"
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BENEFIr or A GOOD CHARACTER.-The Presi-
dents deposition is not to impose on the
reconstructionary States any lnditions that
are not necessary, preierring to let them dc
voluntarily what he requires. Thus he
plainly intimaied TO Alabama, Georgia, and
the Csrolinas, the requirement that they
should repudiate the war debt, but be said
nothing about it % Mississippi, knowing
full Wen that he could trust that to her an
cient reputation.
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Another Letter for Hist
stigated the y -Jry--Who In
! Special DisnaAeh u th- .Gebeliion.


stigated the y -Jry--WhO In
Special Dispatch 70 b. -GebeliiOn.
WAsHFxeror IS indianapolis journal.
ter, witt e., Nov. THE following let
% j. N by Senstor Yulee, Of Florida,
Il nuRry 5. 1861, has just come 70 light
shows that JEFF. Davis and Governor
Brown were in at the conception Of the re-
oelilon and knew the North would resist il
y force Brown has been paFdoned, but
fulee, Davis and Toonbs have lot.
WAsHISeTos, Jan. 5, 1861.
One Immediately important thing TO be
done is the occupation Of the forts and arse-
nails in Florida The naval station and
loris at pensacola ere fret in consequence.
For this force Il necessary. have con-
yersed with Mr.. TOombs upon the subject.
lie will start this week for Georgia, snd saws
II the Convention or Governor viii ask Gov.
Brown, Of Georgia, for . force, be will i'm
mediately send an efficient forcs and take
the Navy Yard and Forts.
The occupation Of the Navy Ysrd will
give us good supply Of ordnance and mske
the capture Of the fort easier. Major Chase
built the forts, aud viii know all about
them- Lose no time, for my opinion is
troops VIII be very soon dispatched 70 REIN
ioree and strengthen the forts in Florida.
The arsenal at Chattahoochie should be
looked to, and that at once, 70 prevent the
removal Of arms.
think BY the 4th Of March all the South
ern States will be cut, except, perhaps Ken
lucky snd Missouri and they will soon have
10 10 low.
What is advisable is, the earliest possible
organization Of q Southern Confidence.
aud Of Southern army. The North i
rapidly consolidating against US, upon the
plan Of force A strong government, as
eight States VIII make . romptly organized,
and strong army, with JED. Davis for
General-in-Chief, viii bring them to a re-
allzing sense Of the gravity OF the crisis.
Have a Southern Governments as soon as
possible, adopting the present Federal Con-
stitution for the time, and Southern srmy
1 repeat this, because it is the important
policy.
Virginia snd Maryland aud Tennessee are
rapidly coming up TO the work. God speed
you.
sksn give the enemy shot next week
before retiring. I say eEemgg Yesi ] am
theirs, and they are mine.
en- willing 90 be their masters, but not
their brothers.
Yours in haste,
D. L. YuLEE.
Joseph Finegsn, Esq, or Col. Geo. W. Call.
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GERNkN EmGRANrs -Twenty-six addi-
tional German laborers arrived in this city
several days ego, al are now stopping near
Rockets, awaiting the arrival Of the gentle
men who have contracted for their services
They were forwarded here from New York
city by az association which is, we under
stand, actively engaged in seeking employ
ment for white farm hands in Virginia and
other portions Of the South Sixteen others
were cent by the same sgency a few days
before. They are ell able-bodied and speak
broken English sufficiently well 10 be I'M
derstood Rel mond Whi0.
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Tax RAN SroNEwALL.-Thc Navy Depart
ment, on the 9Th, received a dispatch from
Commander Murray, dated November ,
stating that he had arrived at Havana,
and that the rebel ram Stonewsn was coal
ed and ready for sailing. He states that bis
reception BY the au h0rities there was cor
dial, snd that every facility was afforded
HIM that was necessary. He intended leav-
ing there in lew days, with the stouewall
N tow, for the navy yard, in this city.
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SHEENAN on CoPPEEHEADs.-The follow
ing characteristic letter from General Sher-
man was read by Gen. Fitzpatrick, of New
Jersey, at a Republican meeting in Brook
Ign, New York. last Friday night:
Gen. Juason kilpatrick-Dear r; have
obs rived sith interest your political conflict
in New jersey. Il is really provoking.
hard Y worthy Of serious thought, but
rather Of satire and ridicule; the squirting
Of politicians called Coppsrheads, who op-
posed the war from every conceivable mo
tive. Some from sheer cowardice, others 10
oppose a political party. Some because
they thought we could not whip the South,
and, thst is reduced 10 a demonstration,
have hard work 10 explain their conduct,
even 10 themselves. ] have no patience
with that class Of men, and believe the peo-
pie Of the South have more respect for US
who belabored them souRdly, than the Cop
perheads. who, nominally their friends, led
them deeper and deeUer into trouble.
W. 7. SHERNAN, Msj.-Gen.
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LOSES of the steamer RodoIph.
operate and Legislative.

SPECIAL Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
ST. Louis, Nov. "A dispatch from Lit
lie Rock announces toe sinking Of the
steamer Eodolph yesterday in the Arkansas
river. fifteen miles below Little Rock No
lives were lost. The Eciolph bclor ged "a
the ST. Louis and Arkansas river packets,
and was bound for Lit Rock with a yalu-
able cargo as the time Of the accident. She
was a stern wheel boat Of the first clsss; one
year old: valued st Si5.0oo, insured for $50
geo, snd owned by NJ. S. Mephsm & Bro,
OF this city.
Tho sale of seats for Growers Oporu opca-
ed Today and realized uesrly $4,000
The state Senate today refused 10 pass
The eill introduced yesterday, 90 require
ministers and priests 20 take cut license %
Perform The marriage ceremony.
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Letter from Coz. CInrke.

Joseph Finegan, Esq, or Col. Geo. W. Call
Lose 40 time about the Navy Yard and FORT
at Pensacola.
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On the 2sth ult., the following preamble
and resolution were adopted by the Missis-
ssippi Senate
WHEREAS, Soy an ordinance Of the late Con-
vention u the State of Mississippi, the pow
er has been conferred upon the Legislature
Of the State, 20 ascertain, adjust aud settle
the pecuniary liability and Indebtedness 70
the Federal Government, (by reason Of the
revenue laws Of the Unitei States,) and for
this purpose TO pledge the faith Of the State
Il necessary.
Therefore, Be u resolved, That the Joint
Standing Committee on State and Federal
relations be instructed % ascertain the
amount Of said liability and report the same
to this Legislature, and report, also, whet her
this liability can be paid without pledging
the faith OF the State, and il SO, how and
where.
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A dispatch from Jackson, Miss, saws GOV.
Sharkcy bad received notice from Secretary
Seward that be is expected to exercise the
functions Of Provisional Governor Of AIissis-
sippi until further orders from Washing on.
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Governor Parsons. Of Alabama, al
Rosron

HosToN, Nov. s.--6overuor Parsons, ol
| Alabama, and Major General Swayne, OF the
| Frcedmen's Bureau. and Reverend Henry
Ward Bcecher. are IN the city. Governor
Audrow introduced them 60 members Of the
Union Club, this evening, Of whom there
vas large attendance. The following cor
dial Introduction from Secretary stanton
wus read
Governor Parsons. of Alabama, g-es
North for the purf ose oi couierriug with
loysl and patriotic gentlemcn rclstiye %
matters affecting the public welfare. partic-
ulfrly In the South. lie Is earnestly aud
sincerely labcring Tor the restoration ot the
Dn'on. and is entitled 90 couldcUcc and rts-
ptci."
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After the House was called 10 order, the
bill directing prosecuting attorneys to enter
nolle prosequi in cases Of Indictment
against colored persons for violating sections
212s snd 252g Of the code, was presented,
and the Senate's amendments concurred in
and ID Is now n law.
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GNLkN rom The suls,ritsr, iyinr on Chur.h
- sireet, next d-or to TIE Penissntarv, q mouse
culored Msre Mule, he'ween N and Is hands high
he>Fg biih hrsnied With the letter l. on the iigh
snouidef. VI give the above reward f5r The
Niue aud thes OF So for the return Of the mule
noNto A,' PEIO MASNEY
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%. 'AeAsoN' Ali's., Saturday. Nov ,set
Two ncErrus and Elk t.1y.-,,...'..,
we're captured yeais-isv lt,,,'' ~ nue.
sud RAJ mond. The sldie-s - ~. ~,
shot W. B. Nnkinton d. 49, ]. . ,,,,.o
vas murdered by his lrner So. .is,.l'
day last. Gen ". B. Wade va. 49, ~ p; Iol-
The Federal soldiers and nesroe- 80 N 49,, S,''
burg have heid meeuues and re-olve5 =
defend their rights. "a ~
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Nav ORLEANS AND JACKsoS RALR DAD
Hon. C. c. Shackleford, Of Canton, Miss, is
President Of this road; Gen. P. e. 7. Beau
regard is Superintendent, and Major Peuja-
mia Il. Green, Chief Engineer.
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Notice TO Distillers.

UsITED STATS IsTEsaL REFEsrz.
CoEHc9oHs OFncE, sEcosb Dusr or Tryv Z
NAsHvnLE, Oct u, 1888
HEREAFTER, DO distilled spirts VII be allowed
% - sold or rsmoFe1 from d.efIlerr u-ifi,-r-f
hrsl beng inspected and hFs1ded. EVerv No stiou
q The Internal Rsyerus laE in tais respect NJ 49,
sct TIE rariies q heavy sles ana psuaiass. Ehich
III - ngdI enl5rced ~ sEery Instance. Nc fur
iheF nolce vi b gwen Toelas ssusf = urfsr.
siooa Ead complied via. z. L 6oRVELaL,
o1lfl1 OcLsC1oE,
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Souri, ANERIcAs AIoDE OF DISCLOSING OF
PRIsOSERs. We have intelligence this
morning from South America that in the
war between Paraguay and Brazil, the latter
power has made capture of five thousand
prisoners, who were Immediately disposed
Of by being drafted into the Brazilian or
allied army, 70 serve against their own
country This is not an absolutely novel
mode Of dispOsing Of prisoners Of war but
abe expedient has generally worked very
badly, AID has frequently been the cause Of
disasters IN the field. The allies will doubt
less distribute their five thousand Paraguay
an prisoners through their army in compa
mics, or else viii totally break up the organ
ization and sprinkle them individually
among their own forces.
Rebel prisoners Of war were used in our own
service, by their own will, 70 the number Of
several thousand, but the War Department
sent them TO the Western plains, TO do duty
against the Indian savages. There are still,
we believe, several regiments OF them on the
frOntieT-N. ]. Times.
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NEW BILLS.

Mr.. Stegald presented a bib repeating
300S Of the code. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. Williams introduced bill permitting
the State Treasurer 20 hire a clerk at a Ea
airy Of $500 per year. Referred to the
Committee on Finance.
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On our outside this morning, y,
viii End several articles in rsfs e reader
in Mississippi. The Legisls' I'd TO affairs
IS at work perfecting bifl- -ure, It appears,
ration Of the militia, . Tor the reorgani-
OF the freedmen. I'd Tor the government
latter was pre- ahe bill in relation to the
poiEsed BY = jared By 3 COMMITTEES aP-
10 deterD' se State Convention. five are
turss. ne its merits By the leading fea-
an on the subject Of Tagrancy, as given
. ne Of the articles referred to, we will
say thai il is inhumau, unchristian, and
unworthy Of the age in which we live.
The Legislature would do wen to reject the
labors Of the Convention Committee alto
eetber, and act upon its own Judgment.
The negro has been freed. He must be pro-
tectsd IN his freedom and his rights by laws
which make no distinction between him
snd the white man. Mississippi, and all
other Southern StStss must come up to the
standard Il is foolish 10 daily nothing
eau be accomplished by it.
No mention has yet been made Of the
Constitutional Amendment. The Lsgisla-
lurs, doubtless, would avoid it altogether; but
the question has to be met and disposed of,
and there should be no hesitation. Il will
be noticed that the vieksburg Herald op-
poses the ratification Of the amendment in
very warm terms. The Herald has sustain
ed Gov sharkey throughout his admins
tr..t.on, it editor is one Of the staff Of Gov.
Humphreys. aad its opposition to the
amendment may be regarded as indicative
cot the prevailing sentiment in the State.
There has recently beer q very serious
conhict between the civil authorities in Co.
pish county and the Freedmsn's Bureau,
the result Of which is the placing Of the
county under strict military surveillance, as
might have been expected
Gov. Humphreys has issued proclama-
ton urging the immediate organization Of
volunteer militia companies, and affairs
have assumed such a threatening attitude,
tho President has deemed il prudent TO re-
quest Provisional Governor sharkey to con-
tiuue to discharge the fun .tions Of his Office
until further orders. Ii viii be recollected
that when Gov. Humphreys was inaugura-
ted. sharkcy retired.
Altogether, the aspect Of affairs in Missis-
sippi is not favorable. Il is manifest that
the Legislature and the people do not in
tend TO meet the demands Of the govern
msut, &C. they can, in any way, get around
them. II they do not perform their duty
-Fillngiyi they must take the consequences.
The President has been remarkably lenient;
he has INDUCED them 10 an extent that has
caused him 20 be regarded with suspicion
in soue quarters, and openly denounced in
othsu- He cannot indulge them much
longer, 90 they continue to trihe with the
responsibilities which surround them.
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M EmIaalons CuFed.
a r. MORRILL, & Co..

DE. Eo6iLh.
unioa stsesi, sashy.l.s Z .as- -,
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The biz granting one hundred dollsrs 70
the families of deceased soldiers was taken
up-the committee on Federal relations
having reported against il.
Mr.. Waters Of Madison moved to non
concur. Carried.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock, a. m. tomorrow.
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HOUSE OF REPREsEETATLvEs.
Nd House va ealled . I'd

NovENBEk 9Th
The House was called 70 order at 10 a. M
precisely, by the Speaker.
Prayer BY the Rev. DR.. Philips.
The Journal Of the sth was read and ap-
proved.
The Speaker announced the following as
the Select Committee for The revising Offices
Of county officers:
Messrs. Norman, Duggan, Freeman, Null
Inns and Steele.
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lnronIn nnaM
70 bac haull

| Al AHschoas q ne WOMB teaisd IN 49,
/ Those maTlisd Ladies Hho haFs ben - 49,
nats 10 uliscarFf o. prove aborlohs laa - -
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Ridiculous conduct of F.P. Blair.

ST. Louis, Nov. Frank Blair cut
very ridiculous figure at the polls to-day, by
refusing 70 take the electors oath prescrib-
ed by the Constitution, in consequence Of
which his vote was rejected. He took the
false ground that, having taken up arms
against Clsib Jaekson's State Government,
he could not take the oath without perjur-
ing himself. He would take au cath Of al
legianee or oath ofloyslty, but the eonstitu-
tional oath he would not take. He has
brought suit against the judges Of Election
for $4,000 damages for rejecting his vote,
with the view, he says, Of testing the mat
ter before the courts. His action was IN
9uestionably 20 add to his nOtoriety, and
for no other purpose. What he viii make
out Of it is hereafter 10 be determined. but
his conduct can certainly create no other
feeling but disgust, with all right minded
people.
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TIE Err,
GAILATIN, TENNESSEE.

no A&YettissFs.-THB EXAMENER. IL a la-gs,
Il Vel printed NEWSPAPER rs hnh yesr-pub-
iisned ~ tiAstn, Summer County, Tenn. 10 one Of
TIE WeaiiIest portions OF the state aud rircua. al
30 every post once ln Sumner, smith. iaek-on.
oEeri1us reutrtsE snd N aeon COUNTESS a-d in the,
upper Cumberland uyer sections OF Tennrzsee and
keniucI-y.
To wholesale dealers e offers Inducements, - e
is the only psisr east OF Nashville IN district sew
"rsl hundrcd miles long. IN me great Tcbscco re-
gou, and 70 busine men o. al Kinds IN Nashville
Louisville, tlncnEsti, and eastern cites who ue-
-lTe % reach the trade Of country Herchznts q 8
Yaiuahle advertising medinm. The aaYaut lEcs Of
secutirs the trade " Tobacco section worth many
nl.iicnr OF dollars are At ohce apps ent.
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The Legislature OF Mississippi have pas
sea a bill increasing the pay Of members 10
s. per dav.
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Administrator Notice

,~arrcEs hereby Er,n ~, - n las,as
n $500 srs.1st ~ 100 -. Cg.aiT GOES
-. ---azs. % als taell - -, ssrr 1aloa-
CsrE q hscaa osus - - a .hs sstz,s q 49,
- ssu1a lc1cs . 60 .-rz.a-s
Esss, o 5suasF sosail' 4 ~ L riyIs. Afa.H
r5Ta.as.e
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Hon. james r. Burrus, Of Tazoo CITY,
Mss died' The latter par Of las, month, at
his residence ia that place.
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O.. 81. Pa-tridg1, editor OF the vi,..
burg Herald, has been appointed Ala q
Gov. Humphreys, Of Miss
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5nv SapFrtisFHlents.
AWAY with spectacles.
500 Reward

nLN kFes msde new, without Spec acles. Dac'or
~ OF Medicine, Pamphlet uisled Tree on Z c Ut
p. ten cents. Address +. Is kOJTE MD, No.
AZ hroanMN v Nnm Nark. L..nrln. aEi "a