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Compound Iuterest Notes-wright 4
Brother, 90 Superior street, are paying higher
premiums for the above Notes than any house in
the city. Also buying January Gold Coupons at
Gold rates All kinds of Government Bonds
bought and sold on the most reasonable terms.
dac0a.177
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UniverAalism.-ReV.G George R. Brown will
preach to morrow at usual hours. Morning and
evening services viii be held at the Sewing Ma
chine Rooms of C. W. CrowelI 4 Co., No. l2l su-
perior street.. All are invited. JGnl3:27O
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Eagle DIsfiIlery, 81 and SO Merwin
Streets. Buhrer keeps constantly on hand
fresh Alcohol and Spirits, which he sells at this
days quotations. JAnl2:2sO
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Gent's Furnishing GoOds.-MOtt .
Haight, have inst opened splendid assortment Of
Cents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade, at No. I4 Superior street, under the We'd
d,u Hou.a oatT.Rs
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NOtiee-Thsrs will be . meeting Of Liquor
Dealers at National Hall, Public Square, on Mon
day, January 18th, at 10 A. N.
BY order Of the Committee. janl2:2S0
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Levi T. SeO6eld, Architect, has opened bis
Office on the corner OF Euclid and Erie Streets en-
trance on Erie street. dee202sO
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EeWsPaPer-Men'S Convention.
An inyitation has been extended TO the
journalists of Pennsylvania, New York
and Ohio, to convene in Erie, on the 18th
of january, 1886.
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Haftersley has just received another nice
assortment OF winsloW Rocker and Half Rocker
skates. Call and see them. Ians:27S
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BuekWhoat FlOur-A genuine article, In
sacks OF all sizes to suit the trade. For sale by
jAns:2s2 PELToE, FRENCH 4 co.
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To Printefs.-Ths best kinds Of PAINTERS
NEws INK for sale at Leader ofaOs.
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.Hhsy bsvsiorgsniEsd aRailding AssO.
citation in Zanesville, with 8 capital OF
$50, 900, I-,1TS TIElt IA -. = =
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The Empire shuttle sewing Machine
The best machine in the market. For sale and
for rent ct Boon No. Lyons Block, west side
Public Square. dec21iSH
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For particulars, address them

Spiritual Leetures.-A. J. Davis will
Lecture before the Spiritual Society at Sons Of
Temperance Hall, ls4 Superior street, tomorrow
Sunday at lo1z A. Nj. and P. N.
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Purest and Sweetest
con Liver OIL
IN THE WORLD

IN THE WORLD,
HAEVFAcFTRKB TEoH TREfH sELEcTID liver
on the sea coast This oil L. characterized by
3 purity and sweetness peculiar to it
alone Its reputation 10 so great that 1t takes the
lead Of all other oils, and is prs'eribed BY pbysi-
Clans Remember to ask for
HLI.Rn 4 O.auLLL,s Con LIHER On.
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Sold by an Druggists.

EAg ARoMATIQUE is q preparation OF
aromatic gums and balsams, which communicates
u delicious taste to the mouth, = sweetness to the
breath, a hardness to the gums, and cures tooth
ache and = sensitive condition Of the teeth and
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VOL. XX---NO. 10.
From ASpinwaII.

sociatiOn transmit a copy of the above reso.
lutions 70 the family Of the deceased. L
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1850.

6. NJ. PErrENenL Co., Newspaper Ad-
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 STATE street, Boston, are agents for
the LEABER in those cities, and are agents
for all the newspapers in me United States
and Canadas. They Gre authorised to take
advertisements ut the GAne rstes that we
charge at this ofice.
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Prepared solely by Caswell, Mack 4 Co., New
York, and sold by all DIuggists. dse27;RlO
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
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CAswELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
ssld by all Druggists. dec27:RlO
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SOMEBODY Arrested.
GILLIAN NEWS.

A dispatch from Charleston says several
parties connected with the Bee Company
formerly in blockade running, have beer
arrhstad --.- Loo -. -
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Breaking up of the Ice at ST. Louis.
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GENERAL NEWS.
PLOT 10 LIBERATE JEFF. DAVIS

Immense Damage to Steamboats,.
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Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED Up TO O'CLOCK, A. M.
II EXPRESS RnnnrRY.

THE EXPRESS ROBBERY.
NEW YoEK, January ia bag contain
ing 5000 in gold, part of the Express rob
berry funds, was picked up Thursday after
noon near the Concord bridge, Connecticut.
This is supposed to be the place where the
robbers jumped from the train, after plum
dering the car.
PLOT Lo LIsERATE JEFF. DAVIS.
A rumor has been prevailing at Fortress
for the liberation of JEFF. Davis. The plan
according to the report, embraced the fact
of the arrival there Of the intended reseuer
singIy, on board of trading vessel, so as
not 10 exeita any 7s,ssPiEir1rs. autiIortTTss
have instituted search Of all the vessels
in the harbor. No persou of q suspicious
character has been discovered as yet.
L O. THE Ex-KERELs IN MEXICO,
The correspondent of the Herald, at Cor
dova, Mexico, gives an an account of visit
TO the city of Carlotta, which was founded
by the ex rebels under Sterling Price. The
city contains dozen houses and few tantS.
Price has plantation of $40 acres, from
which he has sold $4,000 worth of coffee, and
a considerable quantity of tobacco and fruit.
Governor Harris plantation adjoined, and
Generals Eweu and Shelby are among his
nearest neighbors. Price is enthusiasts
over the prospects Of Carlotta, and thought
it would become great city.
SOMEBODY ARRESTED.
A dispatch from Charleston says several
parties connected with the Bee Company,
formerly in blockade running, have been
arrested. lrg lgsoC .i -
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Mysterious Visit to Senator Wad

A wOULD-BE ASSASSIN FOILED
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A Large Hall in Boston Burned.
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MUSICAL WORLD.
WESTERN MUSICAL WORLD.

which would cost, If purchased in sheet form, over
ten dollars. The music is all rev, lresh, popular,
and adapted to the taste Of most players and sing
Great is taken ia-the seleetions and nona
but good, new and popular music gwen thus tur-
uishing at trifiing expense, choice cOilectiOn of
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Acting lst Assistant Postmaster General
L. CoWLEs, ESQ, President LEADER Com
pany, Cleveland, Ohio.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-08-11
LATEST.
WASHINGTON, August 9.

WASHINGTON, August ..
The most prominent names mentioned
IN connection with the Presidency of
the Philadelphia Convention are those of
Ex-Governor EwrNa. Of Ohio, General
john A. DIX, Of New York, and Judge
+. R. CURTIS, of Massachusetts,. The
first named seems to be the favorite.
The Northern delegates who happened
TO b. here have already had severnl iufor-
NAL meetings
Aug. 9th Was generally pronounced
the most oppressiv-ly hot day that we
have had 81 f,r this summer. The ther-
mometer, Mt one time, marked SO degrees
in the shade.
The War department has changed the
Military departments. The new ones are
as follows: - Department of Potomac,
General Sehofeid commanding, head.
Qua tors at Richmond. Department +
the Carolinas, including North ard
South Carolina Gen Sickles command
ing. Tennessee, Kentu ky, Georgia.
Alabama and Mississippi comprise the
Department of Tennessee, Gen. Thomas
commanding with headquarters q. NASH
Vile. Gen. Sheridan tn command the
Department of the Cult Gen. Ord to
command the Department Of Arkansas
Gen. Fullerton has been appointed pr.
vte 81 cretary 70 tie President.
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possessed of his property for his adj
herence to the Union, to restore him to
possession. Of course, the cohfscation
of the property of loyal men by those
who uSurpcd authority in the different
States could give no title to those who
bought such property. The acts Of the
rebels, this of coniscationamong them,
are null aud void.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-08-11

THE C1NvENrIoN.-ffs Richmond En-
aminer takes the Macon Citizen to task for
expressing distrust in the efficacy of the
Philadelphia Convention to help the
South, and expresses the Rebel hope in
saving 1.-The Convention is our saliva
ton. LIT us unite to overthrow the ty-
rants in Congress, and Mr. Davis will
regain his liberty at once. Mr.. Johnson
carnot properly pardon Mr. Davis while
his case IL in the han Is Of Coneression
q, Committee. To do SO would &c All
interference Of which Congress might
we'll complain"
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-08-11

lSecOnstruction in Germany.
Peace, and its tc:ms ure now bccom.
ing definite. Aastrin has agreed to al.
the ,,emnni, Of Prussia, ana OF cours.
come out of the contest second bes..
p, ussia establishes B nsw cDIfedsracy,
bounded BY the Baltic sud German Seas
un the North, and by tie River Msyn.
IN the South, and ot which She is tue
governing power with B-rlin as capital.
Austria Is forever excluded from this
onion and has to pay halt the PsussiaL
war debt.
Jh change has long been the desire
f,h more enlightened politicians OF
Germany, and P. Us has unintentionally
b en- th. instrument Germany will now
enjoy tue benefit of her civilization and
power.
A MEETING of New York editors was
held on the 2d instant TO debate On o
union of effort TO break down the At.
lan:ic Issfgrarh company's caarses'
Sir Bulwer Iytton hes been gsssitsd
Loid Lyttvp.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-08-11
State # South Carolina,
BEAuFokT DISTRICT,

By ". II. SHCMAN. Esquire. Ordinary.
WHEREAS, Mrs. kEBECCA A. TERRY, batl
w Iuade suit 10 me to grant her Letters U
administrator OF the Estate vi Martha l.. Terry
deceased.
Tucse are to cite aud sdmonish all and singu
lar the XII led and creditors u: tho said dscsse,
~ appear UefUre me at my Office IN Gilisunsil,,
Oh the twentieth day Of August inst, u. eleYeL
o'clock iu tie forenoon, TO show cause why sucl
Letters should not be granted. Gwen under Ioy
hand at Giliisouvlile the SIXTH d.y o; Augus.,
A. ID. 1866.
". b. SHCMAN,
sug II IL Ordinary b. d.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-08-11

BKaIsNING with the first o, the p resell,
month, the following rates f,r money
orders through tine postoffice have beei,
established: d:-For al order not exceedin,
$40 the charge is 10 cents; for any sum
from $40 TO $50. the charge is 25 cents.
This reduction in the rates aad iucreas.
IN the amount of single order will, Mt
doubt. be found convenience to the
public.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-08-11

:sc-As is we'll ii Own. Il large amount
Of property, belonging to both Southern
Unionists and Northern men, was confs.
Gated by the Confed rate government
duril & the late war, and th, House Of
Representatives has just passed bi !
providing for the re-possession Of these
lands by those disposses>ed This bill
Mixes the duty of the Presid mt or
-commau ing officer Of the military forces
stationed within the | articular State or
district. % oopplaipt9f any person dis.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-08-11
L [ e M -.

A WEEKLY paper, in the interest Of the
colered people, has been started in st,
Louis.
THERE was fire ut Atlanta on August
9Th, burning the American Telegraph
and National Express Companies Offices,
and several other buildings.
Gen. Hammond is in receipt of reports
from Florida to the effect that SO many
ex-army officers are settling there rs to
control the politics of the State year
hence.
THG Augusta Constitutionalist il op-
posed to the Phladelphia Convention,
and says tia: ont Of 30 exchanges OF
Georgia l3 are opposed also.
A Charleston company has contracted
to deepen tie channel to such an extent
that vessels draw n, Il l,et Of water can
ruu MP 10 Savannah.
TIE Jacksonville Tines contains call
for State Convention u meet ut Talla-
hasse on the 22G inst. to ben Delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention Of Sep
tember. l; is thought . full delrgat on
Will be sent.
IHE bill to admit Nebraska has be; IL
vetoed 10y the President.
At the meeting to be held on the 12th
inst. to send Delegates to tho September
Convention, a repetition vi the scenes
of tie last aif ur are anticipated. Attof-
ney General Heron, now III charge Of
the State, Says that no Meeting shall be
held -Ee,c Oris,u.s Tribp.e.
The Cnolera is doing terrible work il
Antwerp. Our Consul reports that from
10 to 81 chses n day 0ccar, with two-:itths
fatal.
All vessels which come from New York
are quarantiued for fifteen days ut
Charleston if there has BEEN any sickness
on board.
Ms. John C. Calhoun died in Pen:lle-
ton ). c., last week.
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PROSPERITY IN NORTH CARoLISA.--Of
the 3G0, 900 blacks in the State only 3,20i
draw rations. There are 1l9 schools
now In operation, with 135 teachers and
an average attendance of a,034. The
destitution in some parts of the State Is
being gradually relieved.
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Later from EuroD.,.
By THE CAR.E.

LONDON, Aug. z.
Prnssia has declined the proposition o
Ru>si. for q Congress Of p,wsrs. A
treaty Of peace will be soon sigaed BY
Austria anl Prussia. Austria pays
5000 900 francs to Prussia. Italy and
Austria are to have separate peace con-
ference.
American 5-20s are quoted at esd.
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~ fhe recent showers have brought
the cotton Oh splendidly. Tue crop will
be larger on these islands thisyea than
in the past three years.
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New York Market.
New YORK, August

Gid 143s. Cotton steady at 3ea37.
Whiskey steady. Pork heavy at s3l.60
Flonr declining. Wheat frmer at s2.2e
Corn advanced. Lard and sugar steady.
Turpcniine II and rs cents.
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Advisory conmiase.

Advisory cosaniass.
Gen Rufus Snx,on, Wm. T. Reed,
Col. JAS. p Low, Rubt Lessinytos
Mnj. A P. ke.chnri, Peter WHIT,
Maj.W. II. D,nils"p.J. J. Virgin.
M..j. NJ. r. Delany, John Hamilton.
Capt. Robert Small, John Esacocs,
Il. 6. padlcy, January Bythevsod,
George Gag, Ahraa, Scott.
ID. e.. Wilson, Ihomss Sin,nloa4.
T. F.. Rugyles. Frank Ba.nwel!,
Kit Green, Pen Wiiliams,
Demas Washington, l.sac G:.rr:..,
H. G. Judd. Dick wright.
Hastings CANT,
F.. &. DUDLEY. Ch.iru,sn,.
SAM l.. HARRIS. CGsi:i.r.
". T. hewitt. President,
L. LANSING LAMBERT, socrstasy.
PRINCIPAL odist, Na. 81. t's,'ss street.
Aiosriaan t:x:hsr;s Esus 1a;l4ias:.
New Iora Cits.
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STOLEN

IN Sunday night from Pier No. 8. Rcausort,
~ ). e., six-oar navy pu.t, ~ ieet long, paint
eu blsck outside and white Insiue, with brass
row-IOcks. liberal reward Will De given for
Information leading 70 its recovery.
Apply to PETER GIBBS, Ur this Office.
au IL ltp.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-28
ANNOUNCING NTS.

ss1s@ We authorized to announce Hon.
Joh" Wits a. a candidate Ion reelection to the
Office nj CIrcat Judge Il the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict, compO Ell of the COMMITTEES OF Finds rankin.
scott, smith Newton aud Jasper
gs1s@ We authorized to announce Hon III.
Handy as a candidate for reelection, as Judge OF
the HIGH Court e" Errors and Appeals FOR the First
District Composed al the counties Of Kinds, ar
rem, Rankin. Newton. Scott, Lauderdale, j emper
Neshoba, Noxobee. Winston, Attala, Lake Holmes,
lssaqntna, Washington, NazoO and Madison
80 We are authorized to announce ". n tar
lin, as can idate for reelection the Office OF
Clerk Of the Probate Court of Kinds County
70 We are authorized To announce the of
JAS. u. Mccormack, az a candidate for Clerk
OF the Circnit and Probate Courts of Jasper county
at the ensuing October election
HF- We are authorized to announce VIM. a..
Chapman, a cand date for reelection TO the
office OF Circuit Clerk OF Kinds county, at the ensiI-
ing October election.
70 We authorized to announce Ho~eIl
Hobbs a candidate tor election to the Boaid of
Police, from the Jackson District
LIZ We are authorized to announce john r.
Hacller candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer at the ensuing October election
s-z3@ We are authorized to announce -. Ii.
Th OmRs y Il candidate for election o the Office
OF Sheriff Of Kinds county at the ensuing October
election.
fg~ We authorized to Announce IT. -. Pond
a candidate for election To the office Treasu
Ter Of Kinds county.
tY-We authorized to announce Il. Hall
candidate for reelection to the office of Probate
Judge OF Kinds county at the ensuing October
election
~ We are authorized to announce Joseph
Eakens a candidate for Sheriff OF LaudcrdAle
county, at next October election.
g-Y- The friends of j. w. Brooke announce
him az a candidate for State Senator from the Dis
trct composed of the counties OF Lauderdaie and
Newton to fill the vacancy caused by the reaigna-
ton of r. Leachman
~ We are authorized to announce the of
A: Y. Harper a candidate for re election to the
office of District Attorney of this Judicial District
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-28

WEST JACKSON is fast becoming an
enterprising and populous part of our
corporation. 1t has now an excellent
hotel, and another in course of cree
ton; two first class refreshment sa-
looms, drug and several other stores,
a foundry, and other evidences of in
dustry and thrift We have heard
some intimation that sha threatens to
seeede from the balance of the corpO-
ration, because of taxes paid without
corresponding benefits received
Should secession take place, we pre-
sumo it win involve the establishment
of toll bridge across Town Creek,
the election of separate Board OF
MAYOR and Aldermen, and the organi-
cation of the various beaureaus which
are essential to good city government.
But Notwithstanding the doctrine OF
secession has been killed by the war,
we are in favor of giving our West
jackson friends the benefit of it when
ever they can demonstrate that they
have not, or cannot have full Justice
from the present powers that be. =
Fiat jatstitia ruot caluna Our Local Is
open for discussion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mobile and Ohio RAILROAD.

Schedule Established 4ugasf I2h, 1850.
Trains leave Mobile daily, except Sunday,
follows:
Accommodation, r. NJ; Mail, p. NJ;
Freight, 7:45 A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Mobile rs follows:
Accommodation, $40 a. NJ; Mail, II 40
A. NJ; Freight p. NJ.
Trains arrive at Meridian, going North:
Accommodation. A. NJ; Mail, $40 A NJ
Freight, $50 a. NJ.
Trains arrive at Meridian, going South:
Accommodation, p. NJ; Mail, $3.50 A. NJ
Freight, 600 p. NJ.
Trains at Columbus, Kentucky:
Accommodation arrives at $3.50 A. NJ, and
leaves at 7:45 p. NJ; Mail arrives AT 12:5O
A. NJ, and leaves at 6:2O A. M; Freight ar
rives ut $50 p. NJ, and leaves at 6:35 A. NJ.
The distance from Mobile to Meridian is
l34A miles; from Mobile to Columbus, by %,
AZ miles.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Clarion.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Special cable dis
patches confirms the fact previously an
nounced by Associated Press dispatches, of
the signing of the Treaty of Peace.
! PRAGUE, Aug GA Moscow dispatch
mentions the arrival there of the American
naval officers, who were treated with the
most distinguished consideration
Dresden dispatch of the oath says the
King ordered the Saxon Ministry to co-ope-
rate with the Prussian authorities.
The Frankfort assembly has voted loan
of l2,000,000 forms Bank rate reduced
to4
MAYENcE, Aug. 24.-The siege was raised
yesterday. The Prussian troops leave Sun
day.
MADRID, 24th.-Export duties suspended
for six months from every port in Cuba
NEW YORK, Ang, 26.-1'he steamer Ameri-
ca aud Aleppo have arrived. News antici-
pated-
MONTREAL, Aug 35.-Three hundred
transports, laden with ammunition and
seige guns are soon expected here from Eng
land
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 27-Cotton sales
1850 bales. Low Middling 1894. Receipts
81 bales Gold IA. Bank sterling I55.
New York Exchange discount
There was &c deaths from cholera for the
A. hours ending at this morning The
cholera abating in the city but shows 10
diminution on plantations, the negroes have
conceived an idea that they are being pois-
oned by the white people and refuse to take
their remedies.
The second Senator from Texas has been
chosen. Hon. o. NJ Roberts was selected
over Hon. b. II Epperson, by majority of
II. Roberts was a member of the secession
convention of 1sGI- Epperson was John
son Union man. The ultra Uni1nists voted
for Roberts
The collection of the direct fax imposed
on land, in l66l, by Congress, has been sus-
pended III Texas until January, 1868.
Cotton crop statements continue unfovora
BILE
On Upper Brazos cotton is yielding well
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VICKSBURG.
To the Public
OFFICE OF SOUTHERN r. r. Co..


sieksburg, Aug. 4th, 1906
After the long period of comparative nom
intercourse between the Eastern and Western
ends OF the Southern Railroad owing to the
want OF bridge over Big Black river and the
consequent trouble and high rate of passage;
now that the bridge is restored and the trains
running through rs before the war, tits deemed
suitable occasion for the Company to afford
an opportunity on reasonable terms for spe-
elned period, for the people on the line Of the
road TO again mingle in social intercourse, and
ior the promotion ef business transactions so
long interrupted and deranged by our misfor-
tunes.
10 accomplish these objects, tickets for the
West will be sold by our agents on the 18th
and 18th of August only, to go to Vicksbnrg
and jackson and return. for the cost of one
iare' on any passenger train up 10 and includ-
ing the one leaving Vicksburg on saturday.
the 18th of August
For the purpose of aIiOrding the like favors
TO Nleksburg and Jackson. and to the public
on the line of the road DESTROYS of going to
Meridian. tickets for the East will he sold by
our Agents on Monday. the 9th and Tuesday,
the 18Th 81 August only. to 20 and return for
one fare, the return trip Ia be made. on any
passenger train leaving Meridian up To and
including the 18th of September
Return tickets viii not be good afler the
period specified for their use.
NJ. EMANUEL President
aug7dt 2Sthaug