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Monday, Feb. ~.
From Washington
TIE War News Lees New MOsemeut An
isypsiOn = threatened u Lc Rebel PLANE
Political News Finances 60 Mr. Fessen-
den'S Successor.

tsP,clGI Come, Vlade'es Of ths sum
WAsnssroh, February 25th.
tux Attest news from the seat y war eoIarns
the ,e~ that General LIS in,ditstts grand
CONVENIENT 1uI bis entrclci tns1:s \. Redmond
AM P.tersturs. l.s army has been placed under
marching ORDERS NIA have had tornors oi
q resh esp,diu against W aAtlingion. A, the
,v.cu,uon VI Rchmlnd may he regarded as .
iuregOne con lusiou, insy eSpect coruplete
oA.nge u, e .ufsdoTa,e strategy a. uls opening Of
sprinR II NOE before. TuSt the rebels Will % lar
uncover tie hoart o, their country, aud sacrifice
w., solid realty tor glitter o'Sorthern invssor,,s
scarcely ~ he expected nom . commander u such
scknowl edged nbiity - General LvE. Here
tofors tho enemy has endesyored 70 hold the abel,
Of tho C1nieder,cy, but Is this has been wresied
frop him by the occupation Of the Mississippi and
aud de al joining tier OF States and ty sgEGnAs's
successes in he CarolinsA he will now probably
ret ~ the interior aud attc,upi to re-capture ts
mountain cls.u cid by us ia Tennessee and
GeOrs.A. A Sudden movement h PittsDurg aud
tie Ono river wouH be conducive 70 tie
success ., the ouI, .4squs.. policy epon to the
Confederate LEADER, than the capture OF Washing
ton and Baltimore, which would cut OF the lnysd.
TIL. LyDehburg railroad would soou transfer LxK's
army, with The bulk q ,hs Conis iersts stores In
chmoud, to Tie Allegheny weunisin range, the
possess ~ VI wLeh would enable tie enemy
" toi - A. bay for some time.
Ths capture Of Pete shurs aud The temporary con-
troll " sc Ohio rysr w5Uli become necessary ~
the complete Of thi. plan, and II Is proba-
bs, therefore, ia, u, - pisces are In greater dan
| ger than Washington sud the Potou sc. Tue hsIne
| VI var would again ts rekndlei In Kentucky,
rslnssss and Georgia, 1nd the object proposed 10
I be .Giuei L Ii CD. ii-fs,ed movement ag.ins,
| Nashville would he achieved upon . larger and
grAndsr se..e. TIE e.sppesrsuce once more Of
| the gusrri'l. Lor-s. IN ths Virginia side u ths
! P.!ousc All tie large rebel iorro thu, Las
recently ice. r,pJrted As operating In
Eastern Ieuu ssss, Iiksn IA connection With ID
prepaI 1T ns SAID ~ he progressing In Pe.srsburg
and Bich.nord III point 70 sOue yrAnd change Of
! program GeuorAl Lac may possibly attempt
~ concentrate Iys,ns, sHEgsAS, who Is seems IL
10 he piHei against h.s OIL enemy, General Jos
JlussrOn, recently appointed, according 70 tne
Richmond papers, ~ take the place OF DgAUEI-
G.uD Lss canuot walt he maturing Of General
GHAsTs p,sus II, must take the initiative q,
| once. few days ~ weeks At far.hesI will de-
Nelope hs policy. Il suJ' likely that wh.tsyer
unay tt, General GRASr VIII DO found uupro-
pared. He u.ay uut DO able ~ anticipate every
contingency, Lui hs VII st s.ss turn ,be rebel
movements ~ the les. advantage. Et"ensy thou
sand SI1luoua men were placed at has disposal at
hc could cut OF every SSeuue Of retreat TO the
re els II vrinis .nd the CaIoIinss, and crush gu,
-. A
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Wholesale rriccs OF Country Produce.

~ oAE. " cIuo,d.y, Feh. ~ 1874
Tie past week In witnessed vety little change
worthy OIL y ciI note 10 mmeryiA sisifs. markets
generally .iil continuing 10 very un.etued md
unss'idsctory condition. rcip'e the cheering news
from North and South arolins, buyers teomiug d.
eretion the tssr part OF vsior attn disposed 70
hold DHck, and vstoh the futrze movements Of the
contending Gm.es before inv.stinr 10 any rres,
tent. TN the part vi sellers there appears hut ittLs
dspoaitou to force s,e., this eiass consobg then-
Dlves with the belief that On long AZ tie pr,seua
inflated eonditiol Of The currency continues there
rsrv little prospec' Of lover range Of prices.
Pork IL quoted to-day ~ f35 for nov mess and 4Si
for old f-9s.3O tor prime, and f34ss3Is for prime
Dsef IL STEADY at tlSss2i tor Prime me.s sD<
stiaSs4 Tor etug Cut meslI IRE IN lair squs,l
al lIals nc for shoulders. ant lqG2le for hams The
lard marfet Ia a little hrmer, at 2Ut23se for NJ
l. and "a, for choice Butter 10 steady at 32.4Ic tos
Ohio aud I-A5se for STATE Cheese 10 quiet ~ lie
zSe ior common to prime. 1ts market for Gags n
being better supplied, and prices tending down.
ward. Dressed poultry Is IN very limited ,dppi., ana
hishsr Potatoes sre striving IL isrge susntitirN
and p,ices lover. Hay u lever, under Hoerl
arrivals being quoted 81 66ssi - per Nv ID i~s
prime North River. q 6Cail 70 per lOC ID for siil,
ping bales, ana u ySaSl 30 ior jailed suss. other
quotations ale ~ tollowp
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business Il the departments by fresh Appointments
al tune whsn Vigor and disp.ieh are al inpo<'.
ant sr. AcCulicusL'o Nomination has not yo
teen sent " 10 We Scla ~; il viii probably bs
forwarded o. Monday. \ choice for the vacancy
N the jeI ntnssut Vi tke CsnptrOiler Of the Cur
rencv seetni N rea betveen X ,s,r.. Olco,i and
Van Dykl, o. New Y,.k--both good nien. OPT, sol
b. innatons AID cs,ul.led n inspire confidence in
tie puUle Iao senate will siopt lbe clause IN
tho finance viii rejected by the II 1usc relative 10
u tiny sales, and there are grounds for believing
that tie House vii rcceds from its sctio.
The pro,et meets with increased favor
A vast suouut OF business now before Congress
will necessarily 10 thrown over. Ouly six days
rounn before tie cNt'rstion u The presen, Con.
sre.., and inRuy bis Il the utmost importance 10
the putin luietcsts arc still in sadly backward
STATE. Mrch valusble Sms 10 Lei IN conferences
between the tw1 Houses ON amendments sdopted
by one aud ree. sed ,he other lranch Of the leg
islnuEe A great deal " obsiinhcy Is displayed.
respectively, in insi'tiuy upon amendments which
are Of no ad,q a;e importance. TIE consequence
Is that next week tails bppropr atin9 MILLION II
dollars will be rushed through wltnout slfficent
consideration. TITS may be part o: the programme
Of ths lobby, but is Ell ccIs vii lie most pre- JUDICIAL
W tie punhc utter Sta. The internal revenue
Amendments alone demand = weeks elruest con-
sheraton vet this 10 ouly one of many messu res
~ no less vital importance, that ecu scarcely rn-
coiye more than pasGng notice. MEMO
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Ssw YoHx, sArvVDAr Feb. 10Th 1895
Csfss, 'S-Jsva i'.4cs s. Domingo 4l.is's Ria
C.uOrl lb.-Aid New orls.n. ssss5 Md. uphnA,
SASS
bQr.c.t,r goods ss,d seir,i1s 9rC-n, so.Lg.,
glssS Drlllns broWu- S2sa65 do others 4O.ssi
f1annels +as satlnet. JyAl ~.
=; Dry scale, --ss G29 Pick. salmon. l. j. uus
t0o; haatsreL l, Is osi2 81; Herrins,, !, boI.
P,our and keal, bh.-Gen."ee, ext, ~ 6O,ll So:
Ohio c. W E., II Usls sO Georgetown, u IGsll 10
state ~ eh ,, sys 40 g. Missouri ioeNis@
meal ! GSs1 . DO Brandyvine, 3sss so.
sas Sa'''n'' '''i'T Aln0ae' .'.'' Do 'l''A
0,a.r- b..h-wheat III. vi. . 6O.2 80 Csn.al..
Barley, toss y; Oats, stAIe, Osal vs. Canada g,t
lloi Western l9s 10
tspLuet, ~ ga2I " Slaves hhaf. - cos.Z. 90 Dc
bbIs, ~ Ocal4) CO.
nv 75al Vs. Cuba Mus do, SosdJi Cubs elayv[
Ol.-oliye. ssn.. lcas 20 Olive, esks =
:; Palm, -. lsal5+ LIND, city, 5o.I ~ = A.l.
! 5ial u Kerosene, --,,ss
Prov. o", Beef NJ bbl. IS oosgs ~ !; Do, Pa.
y ssar DO pr w. % sS G - IsTdl per Il t. T i;s
Z. Butter, Orange co, ibs6o; DO state, B0.ii
Spt,,:, ga Alcohol al. 4 SOFA 30; Brady o'tA
- rs2S~ lo Al seign, Scs' W Rum, Jam.ir>
Gun, Am, SOAR 50 Whisiey, AIN 2aiH "
Brandy, Am, Z 3 ~ 5S
Suyar, b.-Ned OT!esns 1iAtl9S 30 clarified,
l's9sl Porto Rico is.2s B.o-n ana ysiiow, lsI
l--o white, z2ak+4.
lobaecV. -Kentucky, l4s35 Cuba tduty psit) va
10 81 domingo lon bond sals nsyins, tiuty
PAID l0A2 50, Connect u, lls6O.
Hoot u Am. ssI, rc, sal ~; Am, =. b, N,
Pea 70 An. : and s. he J5Al VI AuI. Ma 4 \ n
OHl y Sup. e.. pulled 90sl 10; 20. !, pu.led,
tlsbp; B. Au, washed, GUGC0 g An. INV Ashs 4
C5Aso African, WISHED, 50Alj SmyrnA 10, sJATC.
IeG Id Hyson, l5al 10 Nouns do lUal IS, ny.
son skin: coal ~; GuupoS der and Imp. 25az ~ :
oolons Gnd Nlngyons gal rs souchlns and COusG,
SOal ~.
k.esusa.ou. Rice, tOo ID. Fest IndiA dressed
10 sTslG X; salt, Iurks l.Anl bush c, ATS ".
eTpooL sack, 2 2Tss 10; Castle soap per b., 33a
Hons, crop ls5, 26a.s ls6i do aJs65 Hay, lu LA
North River, o.; Candies, city a.,
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my part MAX, 10 Us short a. you can when We
.Ss there" The condemned having teen Joined
~ lie c.ers man, Marshal Murrsy and Ass.
tat having lskgn position tshis1 taen :he FRO.
vJst Marshal gave the ortsr-"Ate ntion :" follow
"a ~ Shoulder r. and other orders. Then
, smA.' drummer 10y, Lesung a measured strain,
preceded The procession, which fled ou, ofthe fora
A. 4 over the port-culs IN tie fol.w!rs or,isri
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BsoIui ~, Produce Conn issiun Merchants,
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A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP II
Llthe BEST article IN use
BKIEr1's HAIR DGE-5O CENTS PER BOX,
Por sale hy DlU.SiEis everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02

The Enterprise Toll road between Pol
ly's Station on the Dutch Flat route and
Summit City is being rapidly constructed
with about forty men thereon. The
B~eardsley Toll road connecting Enterprise
and Summit City, is the most direct route
between the two towns, and is also being
graded rapidly. The Virginia Toll road
from Webber's Station to Summit City is
in fine condition and a large mount Of
travel is passing over it daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02

CALIFORNIA is soon to have another fast
horse. The Springfield Republican says:
The well-known prompt trotting horse
"Sorrel JIM" so long owned by H. A.
Davis, of Chicopee, Mass, and so fire.
quently trotted on Hampden Park. has
been sold to 60 to California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02

DICTURES TAKEN IN ALL STYLES. and
according to the Latest Improvements In the
Art.
y, B.-LikenesSes of the Sick and Deceased
taken at their residence when desired.
sells If A.. J. BEALS, Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02

Excelsior is getting to be a huge place,
and each resident believes himself to be a
millionaire. Probably four hundred peo-
pie will pass the winter IN the District.
At this time there is no NOW on the
ground, and the air is as soft as an Indian
summer. All the folks from Storey
county are " pretty well, I thank ye," and
Charley thinks the District a little the
richest, biggest. best country this side of
Jordan or Ho 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02

Recorders Court = Virginia. James
Sullivan will be tried this evening for an as
sault and battery committed. Mary Ann
Casey and Jenny Tyler, arrested by office
LacEey, for using indecent language on the
street, will be tried this afternoon. James
Cunningham d. d., committed to Jail.
BULLION SHIrNENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Co., shipped from their Gold Hill office
this morning, &c bars Of bullion, weighing
l,763 pounds, worth per assay S45, 1913 50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-02
From RxcelsiOP.

We CLEAN the following particulars rel
alive to Excelsior from our old friend
Charley Parker, whom we had the pleasure
of meeting this morning
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Prea,dsnt Intends
Jul, 26. 1865.

-, July 26. 1865.
x have been much !"
l.,e, and regret 10 say
observation and hta 10y
v.l,v stands very low, no
generally. The President
hat he had had 50 mary
made to him against u,
know MIA. TO believe.
81 to him. and many othe,s
on The parl OF our peapl-'
sincere SUBMISSION nu
bore seem TO have ruboe'
.ssions / bad made: W
hem greatly siandereu
res that the general tooe Q
eyinced at The ballot Oo2
I oyal. ,,,..,
hill be, | am enabled TO -
present governaaeAt will 2
| d military eminent SUI
| d / must confess hat,
|..ssionis,s shall be &, neral
[;dprahfe extent, elected
| deserve aay fate, howev
ID, myself. in such an even
huber Of disIoyalists shall
rewI. o,siature. or 10 70
is lxs4. We snail
10 thu territorial condl' ,
rule. s
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oe~4,.ord;nary turmoil occurred on
rr,....1s- arar;ro a. the residence OF Mr..
N.Iso,, wslwick. No. 70 Fourth avenue.
:, ryh;ch that gentleman took prom
;nert MART. There lives in that vicinlty
q certain negro of rowdy prociiviiiess WV
"a aaid TO be the terror OF ali inc young
children and all the respectaois cltlA ~.
az The neigbborhood. He Is In .ns Hsols
of amusing himself by chasing E.ale e h;'
and BOYS with large BOWL kn"e :" 80
land. threatening TO cut them up 49,
little pieces. and make supper " -.
| % might be taken for O madman' ".'
,.a,a i an ind,sputable method IN DIS
n,sdness. ard the people who 1--we In MS
;nmed;ate vicinity bave good reason 70
- .lsrn,ad at his wild freaks wnlcn were
,;abIe az any moment 70 result Ia SoAne
Ahcut 9 o'clock on Tuesday evening
n. WaIwick's two daughters were pas
49, near this mans dwelling, IN com
n 80 Nth two Young ladies VINO resiu'
\ ,6a same locality The negro "lInou
. ,,rovocation rushed upon them INK
o a"S ~ ,,,r;o,,s bulldog, aud drawing Oh
VIE knife prepared to attack ,nT par, ~,
IS The Young ladies screamed lot ne1P al ~
R ran towards Mr.. WslWIcks nouS0; IL
n. negro following close at tnen -,
er swearing IN a irlghtiul man"' o,,l
t~ring the dircst threats 'n~S
3D. butcher them. .;,t;no in b
IN Mr.. Walwick, who was sieI'ns in !
hserd the scream of the young
ad- Ace and going to the door saw ms ~
Ia-'.L,ars and their friends making
or ~. hn,,s- pursued by the negro WIN =
1t in his hand. Stepping BACK 10
nts de.k he took out his revolver HpO r
..,.,d !, at the breast of the negro "
ces, - ;,,o, then got within the door.
...x,,',,s shade continued TO vent the III
.s-.r;hIa imurecalions against every W
. IN General. but reiterated to the ooor 80
Ii having a RICH 4ous dretd - the ~
wh,cu was presented unfl'nch"kD ;
ssT heart. By this time large cIo"
assembled in front OF tne Ho 49, "a
tvFT Walwiek and another '"uy to a
;oM ,,,,, and 3 lid Mr.. Walwick oy tne !"
nrsven, him doing any han 10 l'o
II .up.a,s however iha' "c
MI e ,han contemplate anything s1r1'
a. a., h,,t merely desired 10 tFighten lnI
de" ou' 80 seeing Mr.. WalwIck
Ian ,.roIed hetweeu two ladies, mA"o
>. den nah upon him with the O0~ien
- "." - ma instant Mr.. Wa'wlcK
go a" -" bio arm and fred. The shot
o..- &c, IN The lett side OF the coi"te"
om Il - fell hack to the street
rs, AZ nan from Camp Douglas, VINO "ail'
-, Sh NY 70 ha nassiug at the tim, tooH NO., :,
him, not kno~ing he had been ?"a a ~
ayor. - ,,.cro drew his knife ana Inn W
- In ~ wonnd on hi. hand. A. lenss
ggist. snnrp n.hed and was carried INC
ew Or. ~
v'n' o. The wound has been examined
''Ain'Ds surgeon. who is of opinion that n'
'0 Mr., W.Iwick appeared at the
han's' court Yesterday, TO answer ,ne enc
4"n's'i committing an assault with , nn't
'sw W.. w. xiii. The examinatioah ~ Giving
gold quo a. snn Co.. his appearance.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
JACK ON, MISS
WIN. Hassinger, Proprietor.

Ho..a which renained open ior ne
~ eaests durag the sr. b. ,n.. se e.
eparsd reestrd AVID ret Ssr.i pasronsee he hes
seiea.s "Src~ he took charge Z. he nsa an.
az 3 sha travsine eues s.s r srrpusasiaD Tbs
49, ~ y. haa rslnsd He IS uFtng ma oess
esser ersasss perfs~tly ~ home; ,,,na ma
Persons wishing jackson snouaa - ssiseton uous
~ has Ia coanecsi. Nh US
IN EXTE NSlVk
lT.IUER4 SI[A3-
$50. ~ rrovsndes Is provided for rsas.s
~ 80 sr9hes nay secefva che attsnsnn o.
,sr;snreT IN answering 10 his Wnsss; -. IL
daily line Of hacks rrps - !. .ssS9fTfyER
si-y o. Vses u Prsssai .s1E.
I .aAsfA stf. ~ Ess- s#@4
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New Political Party.

c,uans OF the West nav
81 ,e,v marty, which Is called C"o
'1a;a.I democratic Party" Inc Cni-
Re,,utican gives the following syn
nus,s of It's principles, rs announcer
printed circular: aoroAs gain
Until the Southern negroes e"i1
he recognition of their fuil r'gh.e 90 ~,
;u.rs the war Is not enueu'
~. he'd, aud he Sou nefn arl''oo \,
not subdued. 1--WE refafo .i't.bol,
NV ;nr,,;,ude ard irj justice TO "t'lno"
"'e ".i i,', ,,scroes. Who have always proved
t"tli - Tie hes. iriepds of lhs U"lo"'
." ''ht. uh,ch will be granted to nose pr.
,.i,o have made every euort W "e
7tr TT T he President of the United Stae.s mas
ra,,.n authority. IL Is anu de iiioci :,
"a dangerous 1--WE hold II l"t -
, a"a ,'scessity of the times that the pre-.
i"s >navchIcai system OF The t1tcu'i
CIV - he ch1ug4d, that the exefutlVe =
p,,,>.d with the legislative, aud sxrfcl'e'
;, 's,,.h committee OF the mouse :
q .nresentatiyer, and through dirFct "
- 5.,,,re Of the later on me
mo dem, cracy will be es'aoishe"
I1I The NJ ,nroe D 'ctrine must
,,,ts;n4d But we must not nilli' w "
4.aues 70 defending 1t III Amer,cs.
80 s,tmce it by sending n Gus a.
y I'M, TO help revelations IN 'ns
III, ..Monarchical Intervention
ar,.r;ca should be opposed Dy reP'o
., intervention in Eulo .'e
!. ~ The s. ate must have no.l'u l,
-, with r, ligion. The appoin'ni~n H.,
49, Cor fasting and pray er, the pun. !,
be .'s,sifai,,t. the oath on the Dois' -
yer ,n..ni,.v Of legislative assrnlo4r 10,
.r.v..r' the exclusion OF lnfldeis iEo =,
fricsl tights, are direct vlolaNo"s
..ns,i;uIion." On the otntr "" u',,,
Hs;.,ns freedom ought not 10 oe ai'o -
She Roman Catholics, necaus 80.
= ,.r;asls abuse it, "A hlerschical % 3.
IL lion which is under the o'lse el,
say nano of io.elgu po;entate' Da,ne -
10Y Pone. stands opposed not only d.c;
no snr,,or the cons,itu ion. ont |,
rem :; .la,iDr oil natiopat soVertlsn9 ho
any v. Legislation should .asT ,oho
u c.,e 81 working people. ne hsy
nj neglected classes SUI Io.;-la,
leis r ,ngel representation IN inc reg III :
pr Moreover, "the States nelp IA ,or
~ must G. me 10 the reiief' "neto s,,e;.
oo@' ,ad;v,t,aaI his own helps nov
NO Ear the satisfaction OF just u ,h.
re- or securing AN existence "o.
ny nity OF man. an abhorren
common sense. drc~ncy an, rs5 {
-. ~ ,hinps which arr consiuerF IN
fs,se ,ns;f.rity of our people 'nS mrs
SUI am.z ID that they should mr.. NJ. rcr
AZ, y = me form of q party. :,
f1sH America, however, $. enaes - -, :.
'eu ~ nself loose from all the o!o nj MI ne;
',,.,,,, / Of politics and religion - -
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
80. Univ 0lnk. le65-

80. been represented that merchants
"heIs ~. tex cf oas dollar imposed on esen
s,s = s,s.sn .sken sent to maIt's As required
- j, 'a.ao.ne. Of the 7h instant;
the ofohAas@7 ..o~aared and deei&red that tax q
= - 80 hale shall he assessed and collected On
~" ds',A., :, cotton taken sent to market me
very h,eS :, fases % pay the tax Of ne oofa1
s.. ~. :s, . .,''s s raa :. pay III
y SEN ~ - = N eases where q tax Of ave per
'fxes - i. ordered to be assess d and collected
s.a d"rns Ii. war By the sse
double taxes stall .. a', :. Dsy III
| col ees0 t.,a. report TO the Ass ssor ahu
-. snsr .sau 10 all for noO-Pas nsns =, -
the one. : IN a. public aucti ave d"y@ notice
elSe 60, properly to pay the taxes -.
| OF pe'So~ -,-h,Da and the seal of he IL StA"
the DAY and year aiof'sAA WV. L. SHARKEY.
ny CnereAarV Of State.
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JAxvs R YrpeER. sec-e..rv ..
NOTICE.

- -
~; he rec iyed atmy once
TEE ss IS August 1865 for III n+n' fsr the
un named fs..veTnme't properly
valance of the - ar ioo'.
One Steam Engine. with Frame Du r. q
Al Gainesville Junction NJ * "
Railroad. ,,.u .u;,b Prick
One FIGURING and Grist MIL ,,: WV" ~
Building. At Columbus Mss NJ
One Grist Mill at Scooba' MISS, Oh ~
80. Railroad. p,,;,d;no al
One Engine with Frame bu'l q Miss g
Cuba Station. Ala, on Ala " "''S
Rivers Railroad. &c I;v
One Engine FIVE miles South OF A'S
ingston, Ala. W CLARKE.
Lieut.. & Provost MArsnA
FredmeUs Bureau.
| MeTidi.n Miss
.ngS ,.a;%nsu. Papers win copy until 10 hast
| t,r,ward bill Gdario ounce
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p. mississippi Baptist Edusation S'sitty

r.n..,,. n % Yourg Men for tho Miniss'! :
e rtne ..l.oA we.tisg ut MeEidan- frsin
n farsne 81 sp4siea " ,iss = "a ne
me - that plac0-peihaps ON SssnlaAg -.
10th gas s... the iaEnrs Of this body y no
r ~ish IN rEY The ehnreh az ea .sssr cen
ques 80 70 49,, aaao iatiurs this Fall an ais
ionS , = =" 10 crnae ofdaln .onn 81
sns eo.vs e ;ss al' springs
the - the Bible and Missionary 49, -
! tAer~ m HoYen'pes nsA- r sr:dssi
4 Au231&wiw
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,u,nmer.llle Femaie Sem mar

,,.,.,n o. Norubee County, @i'ss's''fV"
.,bool. well known to the peopiG; n -
0s,issssippi having continued ,,Iai session on
anu ~ar win begin its next UNI ell, corns o
durins NY Hdondau in September Win 1aratus We
the ,d d It'll the best OF n2tures rrnnot he dis
Teaeheis, 49, of educating our girs WIT narcnts
Inc ne g. al ,ertscment 1t IS nope" e' -d1n,,ty
cahsea III and that they VIII ~. Cor bar to
teel Is short ti!ac in the i1e % 81 status Of
Iherc y 1he moral and in'elIee' I:S,catc your
go 70 4inn den nds upon its women
girIs' an ,,enmeryil,e Female eminaiy III
The londtion of the country de!an ', aud
scH -; hon.,i that is influence 10: gu; "-nases
~ "a its capacity for enehtths
TERN~:
- ,,d Tu,tion for 20 weeks from "a ann q
For pom" i," =. .---..--'--- o. OK
| in September rs+rr,nent 49, - W
c,e usS ~ or any article of provision taAen 'A
ern,,is.a current rates. ,o,tos towels AM
OF pnPu INST furnish their own bed elo'nes'
fights. iii, n. in attendance at hhuq"'"
g , .@e ir.t week of the session
For further Particular auO =: GATH ~ ~.
T,rincipal aud Proprietor.
DO Noxubee carnty. isS; owns
~ The summes WIS STaRiinT. viii Op'
and eonsrO Oh day that the emnary begins G. G.
Il
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vuuARLs C,KNER-The proprleIn
~ Nv York Herald bought me 20.
., WI which B .ruum's Museum stood . &C. Isi
s 30 Rposaway by one huadrsd on . A" W
s eaGsen mt Of ~Sarss, to who. rho" Stsu SU
I Inc ,s"' I've wear base. Tor which Ben |.
neia , :" him $500 600 cash. which ca, the
nea. ps ;nstantIy inv. sted in 7.SU. -
snow a." ~ I, = the finest and most vsiuaDas
sne lo' = the United States Benne.'
s O,s,,d. to ervcs thereon = bulldlne -
lnlen nI.aid 20 cost $500. 900. making 2
! the ne IN NV. ment n4srly million O 'Hi
r ,.,s No paper in The UaiIed ,, SAL
's' - enough 20 dn that hui the heralu
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IT,. no..4r;als of the True 49, =,
ips n.a "f,;ee New Orleans; are 10 IS
sold on the 18th inss., ~ nSaned prOp-
lne oer w.. hone cur friend McLnnia VII WI;
erty; ~ ~ revive that sterling rei'
ye 80 - ,,srsf N ississippian
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he city and country
avs the selection OF 'he'
Ir.uent In the city. james
a. corner of Common Hno
Ieaps, !. pr epared to sci
RI ct piices.