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Hurry J Jenkins, Teller Of the Pdn |
oix Rank. New York city, has been ar
r..sted charged with being deiauiter 10 |
,b. spp, of fifty thousand dollars. He |
acknowledges haying taken large sum.
The great three mile race was won in
Two hea.s by Fieetwipg, in 5:3l8 and SAL
which time has been seldom surpassed.
The New York cotton market stood
Yesterday at I5-showing decline OF one
cent since our dispatches of the Ssh Civ
ing the late st cotton quotations.
The ST.. Louis market stood dali at 40.
our and wheat have an upward tenden-
ey. Oats ana c.rn snow AN advance OF
two to three cents.
The Maine Uaion Convention passed
sores Of patriotic resolu ions. No synop-
sis of them given.
The Saladn brings news Of severe
naval engagement between eight Bra
liam steamers and the Paraguayan fleet
and floating batteries. Inc lighting was
severe on both sides, with heavy losses
the Brazilians claiming the victory.
| The Paris correspondent of the Lon
| don News hints that when MaXimlllan
returns to matamoras, Napoleon pro
noses to take hand in Mexican affairs.
Oar readers will remember that Gen
Cortinas, Liberal, General in-Chief under
Negreete, on the l5.h, issued his proc
lanaiion closing all communications,
commerce and trade between natamoras
and OF her parts of the State upon Ra'o 81
arrest and Trial by court martial. We've
| DAYS were given the Inhabitants 10 re-
move with their tfacts, thr-e leagues
from the city.
The condition of the country grows
more wretched daily, and it would not De .a
surprising if, AS a matter OF mercy II
would be the duty CT the United States
to interfere and put an end to the strus'
gle. Gen Sheridan was not wide OF the
mark in saying that the advent OF Max
milan was part of the rebellion, ana
should end with it. Certainly, had We
bad no domestic trouble in this country,
/ Napoleon would never have attemp'e1
! the establishment of hybrid trencf
] Mexican Empire with an Austrian I'm
peror
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.


I,rh.reae II ba. been represented that merchants
Of, O 70 nav the tax of dollar, imposed on each
b,la Of cotton taken sent to market required by
the ordnance of the7 instant:
l. is therefore or 'ered aud declared that tax OF
two dollars per bale sha be assessed and collected on
every bale of cotton taken or sent TO marke'' tne
owner of which refuses to pay the tax OF enc ooar
mr. bale: and the Sheriff shall seize, and immediate
" sell at public aucion, fient cotton to pay the
taxes And in all where tax OF five per
cont aaraore is ordered be assess ID and collected
on BRO Jerty purchased during the war, by the ora
nance aforesaid double taxes shall be assessed ana
col eeted in all cases when parties refuse to pay 'h
t,xas or render falsa report TO The Assessor; ana
toe Sher shall in All for non-pay Insn o. tax.
seize and sell at public auction five days notice =
If estate sufficient and immedi ateiy in case
of personal property, TO psy the taxes So
Given nder my hand and the seal OF the l. $ otate
the day and year aforesal1 .1,r
Bv thu Governor:
James r Yearg n. Secretary of State.
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r ADVERTESHNG.
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EXITS per square for the first in
|ENTY-FIVE CENTS per
aquent insertion.
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|konth.
HI be made for all advertisements
|ckly.
will be made for editorial notices
cents per line.
IN, Meridian, Miss.
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Sir Narcissi Belleau, who has just been
appointed Prime Minister o. CANADA may
be described as French Canadian WIN
British principles. He is Cathoilc y
profession, and moderate Liberal ~
facl hiss repeatedly been Mayor OF
Quebec, but has never been prominent a.
legislator; indeed, we do not renehi ;.
Der that he has figured in Parliament a. ~
al He Is an active. enc: getic man OF
about fifly wears ofage, and was KING
hv the Prince of Wales during the visit
of the latter to America in 1860.
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-. seeretarv of State.
EXECU five OFFICE,

Jackson Miss July %, 1860.
WHEREAS Doubts Lave arisen in the minfs Il some
persons in regard e ext1nt Of the Jurisdiction N
tended to be conferred upon GEO L SWAMI as
Special Judge hereby declared that in decre ing
specc perfo Ct contracts in reference TO cot
ton or other property be has power TO make his de
crees in the alternative FIR tie cotton or other Prop
ertv or for is value if the property itself caEnot he
had or has been sold or disposed Of the mese'eo o.
value to he regulated by the value Ct the telf a. Tue
time suit was brought vii ZEN per cent dam@gf $
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State the
rs day and yea above write n
80 VIM. L. sHARKEY.
By the Governor
....a u Yrpcrp Sen-etarr of state.
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summervisle Female seminary
G6ozson p. o. NoruBoe couaty, Mississippi

(ThoZs0n p O. Nornbce COaaty, Mississippi
yTNIII- school well known TO the people OF +AIaoaH
4 and mississippi, having continued unnterrupteut
71fnr the war will begin its next annual session on
tbe Second Noaday IN September, with fuu corps %
Veao1rs aud with the best of fixtures apparatus &c
The necessity of educating our e'Is cannot DC us
cussed in this advertise ment = IS oPed t't pa ms
feel lis Importance and that they VIII act promptly
There is but short time in the life Of girl Tor her 10
Oh TO school The moral and intellectual status Oh
every nation depe nds upon its women Educate your
girls aud good will result
Tine Summervilie Female Seminary is just such
school rs the condition of the country demands
tits hoped that s influence for good wil widen ana
expand as its capacity for beac lifting increases
TERMS
For Board and Tuition for 90 weeks from I'd %onday
| in SeUtember- ~
eius.c on any Instrument - 20 W
Cotton or av article of provision taken for expenses
| of pupils at cur-ent rates. -, 49,
Girls must furnish their bed clothes towels and
| lights. . ,b,rolol
| 4 good hack will be in attendance at shuquatak
averv dav the first week of the session
| For further particulars, address
| XE 9 GATH TfET,
Principal and Proprietor.
| Gholson P o. Noxubee county, Miss.
r5sD The SummeEVi1le Institute, owned
| and controlled bv Mr. 4. =. t+ATHRIGiT, will open
| on the same day that the emiuary begins. -
| iune23 dim L. - "
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Col. GRENrE1L.-Col St. Leger Gren-
fell, formerly of the Confederate army my.
who was tried at Cincinnati in March ia Is :
on the charge of being implicated IN the the
alleged Chicago conspiracy, has oeen
ira nsferred from his place OF confinement
in the Mclean Barracks 10 the o'ase
prison at Columbus, Ollo.
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are glad to see our cotempora-
raging European and northern
to the South. The South
1T can get. Some favor the
|ent of emigration societies and
roughout the South to CO
|th those in the North with a
|curing large share of the
from Europe. That our friend
L the True Delta, thinks
for the present, but if the
hts to emigrants to settle in the
b clearly set forth and made
Europe, we should soon have a
|igration setting in toward the
ports that would go far toward
|Ehe anxiety now felt in regard
quacy of the labor supply ior
dement's OF protltaole cultiVa-
CHI as emigration has done fol
/, it can and will do more fol
b, because the field for the
ent of its energies is far superior
Fpects. Let us move IN TIL
thout delay. To the extent u
increase our white population
ent our productive labor 3.
b, to that extent we shall b
from absolute dependence OF
tain labor which is all that
of the organized labor system
|tributed so immensely to tn
y Of the Southern States, aye
e whole Union.
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r1RoN Gov Chs Clarks residence peAr Mecon. On
4 .eo 1lth Inst me Rt4ACK. two BAYS, and two
nAPE brown MULES. Each of the IT niles are
hranded = it'll the !. tier @, The Of each afr
II; fL,Ix, erounei A liberal reward viii be paid Ter
,ha recovery anv or all of them Any inloTIaatfln
:, res,srS 10 thp Nhereabeuts will b. thanktniiy re-
ceivtd ny SdA1' y -. s.lsa
Jaly30dlf NAeoH'
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MERIDIAN INSTITUTE.

nv rto,est of tyo thirds of the voters of the
ID MERIDIAN INSTITUTE, hereby give notice
that meetia0 of voters will be bel in Meridian
ON TaIRSDAY the 18th inst at the Post o rec. at
n O'clock A Al then and there to sell to the highest
bidder the Duildngs ana Properly of sail Institute
the purcL ser binding himself and those 10 whom
he may the Property, to lease the same tor
school purposes. -,
President of Stock Company.
Aug I'D lot
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putt, Sturg.s & Co.'S new bus
is going up quite rapidly.
store is rising slowly and the
said Of DR.. Wilson's new
both on account ofa scarcity
we presume. A bakery has
successful operation and the
be is ready for vendors.
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Mr.. Seward has taken off the compli..
Gated and inconvenient apparatus OF
steel and gutta percba which was used
to hold together his fractured jAwbone'
and now wears a simple india rubber
bandage on the outside of his face only.
The gland in his cheek, which was sew
cred by Payne's knife, has not yet who,
" recovered, and there is still much IN
Aamation about the wound. great
scar on the right side OF his face stlii SHOWS
The desperate nature OF the cut recelVeo
from the assassin. II looks as if the entire
cheek had been amputated, and fitted on
again. The Mouth is also much dlstor
ted, as result of the wounds, the right
ccrafr of it being raised half an inch
above its proper line. No former &C
quaintance would recognize the veneraolt Il
statesman, SO much is his countenancf
changed by these dreadful injuries.
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oBBERY.-Mr. Jas. McDavid
knocked off his mule and
Y dollars night before last
wayside hospital. lie was
Y along when attacked by
Three of the party engaged
V have been identified and
civilian and two soldiers.
! be rigidly enforced and
bwn.
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~: August 10, 1865.

CLARION will hereafter be
/. SHEET, and no labor or ex-
it worthy the patronage of the
latest news BY TELEGRAPH
ynited States /; information as to
cts in the most important South
hts of the measures now IN pro-
izatiou of Mississippi and other
variety of interesting reading
LY CLARION will be published
hg. and will contain the choicest
ally, together with an interesting
cted.
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CoUNTY.-uon. r. Nelson,
ge of Carroll county, died at
nee in Carrollton Thursday
!. Weisinger died on Wednes-
his residence, near Winona.
of troops will be sent to
Mr.. James Waddlington,
citizen, died at Greenwood
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n at the old post office build
Shearer S goods. He has
the reputation of selling
]. Try him.
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b does not seem to get away
n very fast. Quantities have
+ weeks awaiting shipment
e road and more comes IN
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rains have recently fallen in
1ty, and the corn crops, which
sidered very good, is already
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chant informs US salt is now
! cheap here as in Enterprise.
it. Hope none of our mer
ursue a course calculated to
sewhere.
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following is a list of the
ppointed for the municipal
t of Meridian Jno. Arm
ayor; j. J. Shannon, j. Il.
+. Parker, w. H. Cain, Sr.'
S. Fl urlbutt, Treasurer; Il.
Ewick, Secretary John Tay lor,
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RI D." VI RI
- 00-NSSS

For hoard tut ion and washing for 90 weeks, beGih
,,ir, ON the 2nd Monday of September, payable IHr@
riabIy IN adrancc. in National currency, Sl2o W
MID ling cottonwil bereceiyedat l24 cts per pound
delivered to T. j. Dunlap, at Shuqulak Station ~ X
n r Road or to the Messrs Phillips in Macon
Corn, lard, Wheat, Bacon or Moasses VIII aSo ne
ci,,nd NJ the Sumlnervle market price, but must i'll
all cases be delivered the expense OF the party lu
nishing it. ,,,
and the studentS attendetthy the best servants -
The Principal has Withdrawn his name from all point
icaI connections AMI intends devoting his remaining
DAYS TO the labor his former years lie refers conn
IDENTIFY TO the remnant of his old students wherever
found.
wagons viii be at Shuqualak to meet students for
the three first days Of the session to convey them 10
Sr1mInerville a aslnall charge.
For information not contanedin TINS CIRCULAR adaress
| ~ THOS. S. GATHRIGIiT.
7 on, roc,..ste 4 hy Mr. T. c. Gathright state
thai his school, The S1amcrriIc FcmGae Seminary, viii
its exercises sinutane ousy with the Institute
June H. 1865. 2la l. .. w.
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Il. =. e. Ch0<EsCicE,

v1-crrcu OF THE PEACE, will hold regular
i cnIIRTS ON the First and Third Tt ES DAY IL
6 en- month ut h,s Drug Store jy23tf =
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STJMMERVILLE INSTITUTE,
A Boarding School for Boys and Young
II EN-,
sUMMERvILL, GHoLsoN, P. o.; MISS.

This old ana highly popular establishment Tor me
education of boys and young men having ptsSo"
thrnr oh the without SUSPENSION ana having ac
romvsheti a greater amount of good than any other
;,t1tnn of the kind in the Southern country VIII oe
oneued on the 2nd Monday of September next Tor tle
raceotion of udents The buldmgwll he thoroughly
renovated and repaired, the rooms RENTED ana every
thing possible to be done for studentsw be accomplish
I'D Suitable text books will be procured ana as soon
.s nossibJe the apparatus and library restored
THE principal is animated by desire 10 elevate tue
standard of education in the country, and to impress
mon the youth of afflicted section the necessity OF
mental culture. The raVages of war and Its consG-
nant decentralization cannot lessen the value OF moral
itr virtue and learning, revoke fiat OF TIE o0'
preme Intelligence. ~,
0ur people must come forward and realize the
Solemn fact Of the uncertainty OF riches, and the IN
stability of human possessions Thought is King,
subject to no restrictions its provocative Is universe
| and absolute he must educate; II rs the 0Rty nope
| The Principal of the Suumeryiile Institute ma
been pronounced by nearly all the Presidents ana FRO
ssors of colleges in tho Southern States the mos
successful teacher of the whole country Ills long eX
perence in the control and discipline OF schooiS a'
his GREAT power in the recitation rootn constitute MN
the irst teacher of the land. All the publications. am
improvements educational matters at the Nofth WI
he examined and, when proved Fopted ana hoth
mo will be lie It Endone create III our midst an dT'St0
| crazy Of merit. tt: I'll, =
;,nrared embracing every branch of liberal cole Slat
course Fifytyyo boys will be received dndtWo teaeL
ers of ability besides the Principal viii be Ill after
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MILITARY DIRECTORY

& FIRST BRIGADE FIRST
|rEENrH ARMY CORPS,
AND
|1F East MISSISSIPPI. PREvFT
ERAL G. E. LIPPENCOTT, COM
FERNALD, Aid.dc-Camp.
HUDSON, Act. Asst Adj. Genl.
|PSON PLATT, Provost Marshal.
|,O9 HILTON, Act. Asst ms. Gen
|FCLKS, AH. Asst O. NJ.
CLARKE, Prov. Mar. Freedmen
PRICK. Act Com. Subsistence
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EgyE gsULES STOLEN.

Ds 'n' JAMES R YEresa Secretary of stat
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NINEIAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

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WAR FIcTroy-Mr Trowbridge'. new story, 1.-THE Tine
scouts is the best novel Of the war we have yet read sn
fp Of adventure and cisracter~Tho Phl.dspha Press
j. w Fcrney's well known paper. -
TRowBRrpGEs Nxw WAR STORY. " The Three Scouts
has already passed its tenth thousand and promise to have
larger sale than Cudo Cave" lis certainly an improve
nent ON that popular book The passages 0! description are
vivid and br course Of the nips'ive rapid md the
resenation Of the characters close to nature and life. il II
impossible TO open the volume at page without bein'
struck by the quick and aiding animation Of the
Tar EKw BOOK "fHK THREE scours"-Oar youn.
people who read with much interest the books OF this
anhor win welcome with keen delight their old friend, BIZ
Trowbridge, in this, his last work.
Tire scene IL laid In the West aud the entire story II
neced with that very dangerous department Of our military
service termed scouting but REILLY meaning the Office and
work Of spy The whole work /, ul Of thrilling adventures
Itch keep the interest unaggney TO the hfppy ending The
moral impression which the book must leave upon the young
youth loyal and patriotic. oayste ia them Of
honor Ia character and enforce true manly hohesiy ana
through n practice aided by the living picture Of the reverse
iosnd IN the history tie miserable Enos tumotiec Not
our youth alone should read for M amply repay our ode
resers fc evening sitting around their rcsidcs Get
and let your family bear read evening Pasne ana
les.on.I From The Providence Post.
The THREE SCours-The New-Bcdiord Mercury, speaking
oftli work just published by Ton tci which the
tenth nousGnd has been issuet says This " IN part swo,h
Of fiction. founded upon incidents in the war In ne south
West yet marvellous than would be the sinPe
narration Of history. 1t Ia thriifnsy Interesting as wa
"Cudos Cave by the same author and brns before TIE
lows " no do the Hazardous work Of scouts"
II is soft Of SEQUEL to "Culjo's Gave" and "Neishbor
lockwood Intensely interesting iEKchanse
Although II /. really 81 % book account o: the great
sales made before publication it il put the low price Of
s17J.
j. f.. TILTON G. CO..
PUBLISHERS.
For sale b. all principal book sellers and newHnen Agents
apponfed by the Publishers.
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DIANOS, NEW and SECONDHAND, very
II cheap, lirrnioninns Mcocons, Stools, Wa',h. jew
ery Painting segaFs. Sewing Mecbiucs, eornt Window
Curtair.. Trunk FuTs. Mbune, Opera Glses, Sc. tsh
plid for all kinds CT Merclaud,e ~.
l. J, JONES, No. :, Ann,.
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L'Ol, SALE-lieautilul HOUSE and eight
i LOTS OF GBnJNp, good garden. near the ears IL
Brooklyn; only AG go. JAorES, No. Isl Broadway.
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TINHE Mammoth OXEN, AMERlCtS and
COLUMBUS the srcsst and hes: seen in the world.
fed by VIM. & j. W. STORM OF La Grange, Duchess Co.,
will remain on exhibition day, only Nos Si and 81
Fourth-syc. AdInittsncc % cents.
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GUIzOr ON CHRISTIANITY.
Published this day 10y CHARLES sCRiBNS" w" wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
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WANTED to BUY STORE OF about ~ to
w leo feet deep aud % feet wide situated between Murray
and Canal.,s. aud Church aud Elnsts AdIess l. r.,
Tribune Office
VgTANTED-By four young men, cheap Del
w aware or M.rvana FARM LANDS for cash address,
giving description sid rrics, :. b. SMITH Cromwell Conn.