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TINHE practical working of Clemens Circular Saw
! Min has proven it far superior to any Circular
Mil IN use. Its power, simplicity. economy and
durability, and the large amount of lumber il viii
turn out per day or month, make il second to no
mill in the country. We have them on hand. with
Stationary.
Also-trom ten to twenty Stationary Engines, of
various sizes, always on hand, so that w are pre-
pared TO fit out any one in from three to four DAYS.
All kinds Of FlourIng-AInI and Cotton-Gin Engines
and Shafting furnished at the shortest notice.
ThTee-fourths of all our trade in the past twenty
five years has been with the Southern States, and
we shall be happy to be favored with a continuance
of the same.
Circulars containing descriptions Of our Machine
ry, mailed promptly to any address, upon applica
ton to
A. b. HOLABIRD & co.
331, 335 & 800 West Front Street.
May3d3m CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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The following, says E'One who has
tried it" writing to the Cincinnati Ga
zette, is a simple and eficacious rene
dy for habitual ~cOstiveness
\ raw egg taken every morning be
fore breakfast in a wine glass full of
sour Catawba wine, about one hour be
fore eating, followed if necessary with
a tumbler of cool water half an hour
after taking the egg. This must be
followed up daily. From two weeks
to thirty days viii elapse before a de
cided benefit viii he noticed, after
which time the remedy may be contin-
ued for any length Of time without
losing its efficacy.
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GE-Our contemporary Of the Ripley
Advertiser. requests the papers Of the
State to call the attention Of Post
masters to the fact that the only mail
route to Ripley is 10y way Of Sauls-
bury. on the Memphis d Charleston
DofTr,aI
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Es-SiA y-one persons in the eighth
collective district of New York pay
taxes on 1000 ounces or more of sill
yer plate. f. d. Morgan heads
tho LIST. with 2.713 ounces.
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EF The Houston New Record
learns that the Hon. r. a. Hill, Of
Tishomingo, has received the APP
pointment Of Judge of the United
States Court for the Northern dis
trict.
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Notice

All consumers of Gas, who find their fixtures or
burners out of order, or who are not properIy SIM
Piled with light are requested to leave Information
at once at the City Gas Works. Citizens discover
ing any leakage IN the pipes, viii confer a favor by
reporting it as soon as possible.
April l9dIm N II urIM
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EgThe body Of Vinson who dis
appeared, last January in Oktibbeha
county, after being seized by a band
Of outlaws, has lately been found
buried a few inches beneath the sur
face and horribly mutilated. His alb
ductors said he had agreed to leave
the country, and had gone to Mexico.
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VIM. J. BROWN, Jr., Jl.
A. B. DANCY, Canton.
WOOLFF & NORTON Nar.
HALE, 81 PEILa
WIN. II. GILL, Gainesville 50.
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Insurance Company.

The goth Semi Annual Statement Of this Compa
ny is herewith submitted for your examination
EEnu inr IL CON. ifIln.-
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RSThe Washington correspondent
of the Boston Commercial says Il
believe that the secret history of the
dominant party will reveal the fact
the prominent object of the war with
the leaders of that party was the DIES
truction of State independence and
the erection of a great centralized
government, under which, with the
power consolidated in their hands,
they expected to hold and retain the
permanent control in all State affairs
There are certain things which 60 to
show that the Commercials CORES
pondent is not far wrong in his belief.
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WEEKLY STEAMER FOR YAZ0O.
THE COTNTESS.

JOHN HENDERSON, Master, CHARLEY GATES.
Clerk, leaves Vicksburg every Tuesday evening 5 P
N, for Greenwood and all intermediate landings on
the Hazoo. For freight or passage, apply on board
AUriI3d I'm
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I- \ fire occurred in Mobile on
Monday afternoon, Both ult., at the
junction Of Dauphin street and the
Spring Hill road, by which upwards OF
forty houses were destroyed, including
the building known as the Little
Market" Fully one hundred families
chiefly of the Creole class, were de
prived Of their homes. The buildings
were nearly or all wooden, and few OF
them Of much intrinsic value.
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The Richmond Examiner says that
if the North will drop lone tear over
the grave Of Stonewall Jackson, it
will do more ''to conquer the South
ern heart than a sea of blood and a
thousand gibbets.'
We have no objection to dropping
II just to try.-Radical paper.
"Your eyes drop m~illstones."
Shakespeare.
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THOMAS j. HOLMES,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMIssIOn
References

Merchant.
STATE street, dJetD doors belotC Hazbei5a's Corner,
JACKSON, MISS.
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No. 90 Broadway. lie.

A. SIMON,
SIMON GUM FEI
WATCH uAKERs AND JEW
10. DAN i..#
Mobile. Ala.
a large supply Of Clocks .n tEa4 a
sell TO IN rch-uts at l. a. H..s .ar .
Gail and see them. Az
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\ CARD
From the Adams Express Go

CINCINNATI March 1866
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
GeHteUleH-We wish 10 make a public acknowiedg
ment TO Messrs JOSH. HALL & CO., of this city
manufacturers OF All PATENT CONCRETE
SAFES, for the splendid manner in
which the safes of their make preserved their con
tents III the late Opera house FIRE. which destroyed
our office. We had seven of their safes, two Of
them OF the largest size, all of which stood the most
severe tests to which any freproof safes have ever
been subjected. All Of these safes fell into the
intense heat from the burning debris which sur
rounded them, for from forty-siX to one hundred
and twenty hours; yet all OF their contents, which
comprised an immense amount of money, bonds.
silver plate, and other valuables, were restored to
rs uninjured- We are, for this, of course, greatly
pleased, and think that after this experience we can
ecommen them to any one who may want a sure
and certain ire proof safe as being all that they
them to be.
1. c. WEIR,
Agent Adams Express Company.
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G The ladies of Memphis are en-
ergetieally engaged in soliciting sub
scriptions for a monument to the Con
federate dead. Committees Of ladies
have been appointed to canvass the
different wards, and committees of
| gentlemen for the business portions of
the city.
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Cash BaIence in Bauk.- 500 lt7 A.
Cash h lane in Gfics.- 6I71 3
Demand Loan on Stocks o. Sol
vent ms tuition (woTth
over - ; zoo. Is5. 430 90 $
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A CARD.
Messrs. Jos. L. Hall & Co, manufacturers of Halls
Burglar and FiTeproOf Safes:
Dear Sir-Our large Halls Eireproof safe was
taken rfVn tie ruins Of piko's Opera house tins
afternoon, after being subjected to the most in
tense heat for four days and fonr nights. or about
ninety hours, and our books and valuable papers,
and United States Bonds deposited with Us. were
preserved in good condition. The fire was still
burning with such intensity that. when taken out,
II could not be opened till cooled by a stream Of
water. We think we can say nothing more in fav8r
Of your Invaluable safe than to state the fact, that
this test surely as severe an one as safes can Be
subjected to, has resulted in such entire satisfaction
both to yOn and ourselves. Yours truly.
WM-S SUMNER eco.
Of Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing machine Co.
Cincinnati, March 20, Io66.
4 "1u assortment of the above Safes on hand. and
orcSEs taken for Bankers, Jewellers and Merchants
Safes or every description, by their agents.
d CO.
1924 and 324 Main street.
apllsd&wIm. Memphis, Tenn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

Read what the editor of the Cincin
natl Times says ofALLEN's LUNo BAL,
SAM:
A REMARKABLE CuRE.-Mr. Samuel
Lewis, one Of the old Pioneers of Gin
cinnati, was very long, apparently, in
the last stages of Consumption, and
given up by physicians, whom some
kind friend recommended him to use
Aliens Lung Balsam. Hc did so, and
Immediately commenced recovering,
and is now able to attend to business.
lie says; 'ln truth, l may say it has
saved my life" Mr.. Lewis is we'll
known in Cincinnati, and the fullest
confidence may be placed in his state
ments. 1t is due, therefore, to the
community, especially those suffering
under this terrible ma'ady, that the
fullest publicity be given to such mar
yelo"s cures, that other sufferers may
avail themselves Of the remedy. With
pleasure, therefore,we refer 10 this cure.
From cur knowledge of the merits
OF this excellent Balsam, and what We
hear Its merits, we think it should
beatonce used by ali persons suffering
from cough, or any pulmonary com
plaint. We hear that many far ad-
vanced in consumption, have been
cured by its use.
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RINGS AMBRosIx.--The advertise.
ment Of this famous article appears in
another column. Not yet having test.
ed its merits ourself, we ask the read.
er's attention 10 the statement of one
who is better posted, as follows:
RINo's VEGETABLE AMBRosIA.-Wo
elsewhere publish an advertisement Of
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, valua.
bic hair restorative. Unlike the ma.
Ijority Of the "thousand and one res.
toratives advertised in the country
press as a specific for "all the ills that
hair IS heir TO" the Ambrosia reallv
performs all that is claimed for it.
This we know, having used it upon
the head editorial, and found that in
one short month our hair, which was
a decided gray, and thin, changed to
its original color, and our bald spots
covered with a luxurant growth of
dark, lustrous hair. II ereafter, Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia shall occupy a
prominent place upon our toilet ta-
BILE, because it is the cleanea and best
article of its class in the market -
Columbus (O) Journal, March 6, 1866.
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Tribnte of Respeot.

WHkREAs, II has pleased an all-wise Providence 10
remove from among us our well beloved Brother
Martin y Nlsely who was member of Fairfield
Lodge, NO. l0j, /. .. .. f. and died ut Helena Ar
kansas, Oct. 2lst 1855, therefore be IL
Resolved, That our Lodge has lost member whose
lfe exhibited that the principles of the Order were
uily appreciated, and society one of its best and
nohlest members, And be it further
RcS9tVea Ihat the brethren OF this Lodge wear the
nsua Dadge cfmourning for the space Ofthirty days
rom the date Of this publication. And be ltfurther
ResGttct That q copy OF these resolutions be tur
nlshed each OF the county papers for publication,
and copy presented to his widowed mother and
friends TH0S. IR1CK,
JOS. II. HITE,
]. Il. MAUK,
November 9TH 1865. Committee.
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l0-The Athens Messenger Of last
week contains the well-worded saluta-
tory of the new editor and proprietor,
MIR. J.yR. s. Bond. We. observe an
improvement in its typographical ap-
pearance; and there appears TO be a
hand at the helm capable Of keeping
the Messenger in the right course, po-
litically and otherwise The new pro-
prieter has our best wishes for his sue :
cess.
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y
'ae The HARfER PERIODICALS We re-
fer our readers to advertisements, in
another column, of the leading popu-
lar magazine and family newspaper of
the United States. Nothing is there
in stated thatiS not fully deserved, and
the family that is provided with these
Two periodicals and their local news
paper, need scarcely desire any thing
further in the way of secular reading.
The political editorials which appear
in Harper's Weekly, from the pen OF
Geo. W. Curtis, are the soundest and
best written productions of the kind
Smanating from the American press.
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Good Chance Tor photorraphera.

Mr.. GEo. BuRBERRY, having closed
his Photographic Rooms, win dispose
Of the property pertaining TO his late
business on favorable terms. II com
prices Camera, Chemicals and Photo.
graphic apparatus and stock generally,
together with good carpet, set of
chairs, &c. Application should be
made soon to Mr.. Burberry, in order
to secure bargains in these articles.
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MARRIED.

sWoPE-MURRAY-Nov LIST, 1866, by Rev. Alan.
son Fleming, Mr. Abner swope to Miss Mary c. Muir.
ray; all of Fairield-couniy, o.
WElSH--JoHNS0N--A the house of H. Springer,
by Rev. George H. Webster, on Monday, Nov, En-
Johnson, ofLancaster.
FlSLER-SWADDLE October 3lst, at the M. r.
Parsonage in baltimore, by Rev. H. ii. Ferris, MIR.
Frank Flsler to Miss Ruhama swaddle; all of Lam
caster, Ohio.
WRlGHT-FIGLEY--O Monday evening Nov.
9th, 1866, ny Rev. D. j. HewIg, Mr. Stephen r.
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Statements from Patients, &c.

'fonr Prescription saved my daughters Iife end
has saved me hundreds Of dollars. '-Rey. Z. LEA
RHEEYs. RemscD ". \.
"We bless God the benefit We have received from
y9;ar ,;, Prepared Prescription Res, 7. PEEEcEisG
Every one 10 whom hayerecornrncnded,t ,tbsst.n.
Wis. F rf
BtbtE HorsE, AsToR PtAcE. y YIN the ea riy part
o. eDriary let2 wa suffering rom violent cough,
Vousywithout benefit, had AiiAtSweats which com
plet.ly prostratcd me. In the eVAaing hOaIseBess
would come on which would prevent ~ from steak-
lng above whisper. had then had Two attacks Of
bleeding from the lungs ~ family Physlelsn assur.
cd me that be could do no more sOrma. was grow.
ing rapidly worse, and had iseii compelled t1 leave
business for nearly two months. All my symptoms
Indicated, unfnlstakaby, the presence OF CljNsUAIP
TON, In the beginning Of February. Mr.. HESar
FIsHEe. TfeasVrsf ef NE AmeeaR H5s sSorofg. pre-.
sented me with a'botile Of the PREpARED PIE.
sCklPTION: In few days, my eppetite, (Which
nad entirely lost) returned within week, my congh
had almost left me and In iess than two weeks the
Nfght-SirhTts were broken up Thencei0rward re-.
gained strength rapidly, and am now regularly ut.
tending to my duties as clerk 10 the AMERICAN b.
BILE SOCIETY, ia whose employment have been
nne years. an now enjoying good health Your
PRESCRIPTION efeeteda CURE, when my friends
desTaired Of ny recovery. Tfos,J. CoSGER.
81 have had NERVOUS or SPAsNODIc ASTHMA foreIey-
en- years. During the las; .K years have never he'd
an uninterrupted nights reSt. IL often seetned Il.
me that would die before could get mir INTO my
lungs. ] suffered 20 greatly from 'shOrtness Gr
breath, that was eompe.ea TO take frequent rests
in walking from my res!1c0cc to my place OF bus.
ness.
"Ihe night before obtained the PREPARED
PRESCRIPTION was the worst ever PASSED. On
obtainingthe remedy, took teaspooifnl at noon
and again at night, and slept all night without WAX
ing have NOT had BGokES MONT REST SINCE
! have now completely recovered ny strength and
spirits, and am not at all afflicted with 'shOrtness or
breath. shall be glad 10 have any one afflicted with
Asthma call and see NIGERIA G. LANGDOS, No.
53i Fourth ST.. NY. -
The "PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put up ina
81 bottle. and is sold in Lancaster, by
d. SIFFURD d. SON
and Druggists generally, orders may be addfessed
TO the Sole Propnetors, OSCAR G. MOSES COR
CoHrLASDr STREET, N. ]. Consultation free DIR
cular. containing particulars Of aay cases successful
lY treated will sc sent free, By mail to al who will
write for il.
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D@ We are pleased to learn that the
Navy Department has taken favorable
notice of the steam regulator invented
/ by our young fellow. citizen Geo. W.
Lutz. We trustit may result in con
ferring both fame and fortune upon
him.
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Tho safe of the Treasury of Brown
county, Ohio, was blown open by bur-
glars on Tuesday night OF last week
and large amount of money taken.-
A citizen was shot whilo attempting
to arrest the thieves.
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Medical Notice.
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nR. E. CONE MAY BE CONSULTED
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In NEW LEXINGTON al the Colborn House, on
Saturday and sundays September l and 2; October
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.tilit goes West on Tuesdays Sept 3; Oct. s; Nov
~; Dec. Y; Jan. 2ii Feb. 2S; April Inlay g. June 10
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VTVHE OOPARTNEtsHIP heretofore exist.
III ing between William M. Black, las soecial nart.
nef,) Noryal 7. Douglass and Robert d. Coles. as
general partners, was this day dissolved BY mutual
consent--Willlam NJ Black having disposed OF his
Interest IN said firm to Norval p Douglass and Robert
d. Coles. The business will be conducted as here
totore under the firm Of Douglass 4 Coles.
gat Signed rt W, NJ. BLACK,
n p. DOUGLASS,
- Och2o--3R X, D. COLES,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

MoTIjE is hereby given to the members Of the
~ Amanda Horse Company, (for the recovery of
stolen horses and other property that the regular
scm-annnal election for officers, 10 said company,
will be held at the Amanda School House, on Satur-
day November 10th, 1866, at 2 o'clock, p
NJ A full attendance Is required.
AMOS GRAHAM, Secretary.
Nov |, lSGG-2w
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Call at Brooks Hat Store for Gents
Gloves, Suspenders, Under Shirts, Pa
per Collars, Umbrellas, etc, etc.
Sept 27, 1866.
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Adam T. Aldred, Guardian in In Fairfield
Lunaey Of Nancy Messm1re Probate Court.
cS.
His said Ward ct al. Sale Of Lands.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
4 made on the 30th day of October, A. D. 1866 in
this ease, the undersigned VIII,
On the 1St day of December, A. d. 1866.
between the hours ofIOA NJ. and 4P. NJ. Of said
day, on the premises, near the town of Carroll IN
FAIRFIELD county Ohio, offer at public sale, subject 10
the payment of37 dollars annually 10 Nancy Mess
more widow, on the lst.daV OF January in each year.
th9 said Mao mi MnsSmore's undivided one-fourth
part ofthe following described real estate situate m
aid county, to.wit: part Of the East half OF Sec
NJ: 0, IN township No. i5, of range No. TO- bounded
by beginning az the northeast corner Of said section
20. j, thence west-+7 chains and 20 links; thence
south ~ chains and 80 links; thence east sc CHAINS
ana % links thence north Is CHAINS and II links to
the place Of beginning excepting % 7J.lOO acres Of
land off of the east side Of said tract containing af.
er sad deduction, l47 G9l0O OF land more or
less.
The sad Wards said undivided interest, subject to
said annual payment to Nancy Messnore, widow of
~ dollars, lsappraised at 81, and the same Till
MOI be sold NJ less than twOthirds Of the appraised
value thereof.
The terms Of sale are, one-third cash in hand on
the day of sale, trd III one and one-thrd in two
years from the day of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on said undivided fourth part sold and the de.
lered payments to bear interest at the rate of per
centum per annum, payable annually
ADAM I ALDRED,
Guardian in Lunacy OF Naomi Messmore
Nov. lst ls5G.-iwi2. pf. $3.50 V. T. SHAW, Atty.