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MI TIE CACTUS CIGARS.
MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY, AND
copyrighted for
BOSE & CHANDLER.
are for sale, wholesale and retail by
W. 8. R00SE,
at Wtllard's and National Hotels. and at
W K. CHAHDLEE'S
Cigar Store, under Ebbitt Heuse, corner Y and
l4th streets
We call the special attention Of dealers to these
OlGAhS, as they are undoubtedly the finest in
quality and axe ever produced in THIS COUNTRY,
ana are onered at very small ad vance cost
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by GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auc.iocoors.
TRUSTEES SALE

lmmeds tely after the above sale We will saIl
without eserye, tor cash, Lot p in VIM n Tnnd's
subdivision of square No. SOB.
no u-toSds GREEN & WILLIAMS kuc.s
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n5THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
lY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS. AucnOaeer,.

S1nseaneuse # the raIn, until TUESDAY Az
TERNOON, November 20 same hour and place
no I'D } Q. Mcguire co fn-ts
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Pf.ssiEsI1Ss, @. e hsH In sns sasautas: ss y
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- WOOD WOUDII
Nut Ooai..;........ ..:.............SF
Bal tlmoTe Compsnyis WHITE Ash ........ $50
Lykens Valley Red Ash .......--............, B76
ShamUkeu II, Ash .....-... as
Spruce Pine Wood Ter cord .......... 7O0
Oak Wood, best qnality . sn1
Sawed and Split Pine................. o m
Do. Oak..........- IN M
Orders left at Hall Hume,s Nrorars Nc An
Market Space. Louisi ana q venue between Tn aud
stu streets. will be promptly attended to- Office
and Yard 9TH St, bet. and =, Island
oc 29-lm n RAIN
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FOR SALE, RENT. OK LEASE-uot for a reg
Il ulBr Boarding house-A large and convent d
ROUSE, with tbs furniture. on the north side Of
Ma-sschusetts ay, between 4th and Jth, No. SO,
gas and alter, fine yard garden. side and back al
ley. al In hue order Persons in want Of such a
place can Gail and see from p. m. till p. m.
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FOB RENT-A HOUSE, partly furnished or un-
furnished, situated on Penn,ylyanil aveurc.
| between 2lst and 22i SITS, No. 81 no IL a.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To tie Sheriff Of Parker County, Grafiny:
NTHEREAs, Ambrose Cain, q. citizen OF
w Parker county, Texas, has G!ed in ny
office, his petition complaining Of the heirs
Of Foster Watson decd, in whic!, he NJ
icgcs in substance, that ON or shout tho
18th day of December 1859, he purchased
from said Foster Watson, for the sum OF
Four hundred and twenty-five dollars, a
certain tract Of land con aiming llS acres
more or less, patented to Charlie. ". Blsn.
ton, situated in Parker county Texas, on
the waters Of Walnut Creek about II mile,
n, II f., from Wcatherfori. beginning
l5O yrs. S. BIG yrs. f Of $ " corner Of u
800 acre survey in name Of Vim. jenkins.
thence 8. 800 yrs thence T.. 300 YRS. themes
n. 800 yrs. thence W. 800 yrs. That said
Watson departed this life withoG, making
to petitioner deed 10 said land; that !Lr
patent and other evidences Of fitie 10 same
are in the hands OF said heirs, ami praying
that said heirs be cited to appear and an.
swer; that they bring into court the patent
and evidences Of title in their possession,
for decree Of title &c. And h.s ATTORNEY
having made oath that the names and resi-
dence Of said heirs are unknown 70 him.
These IRE therefore to command you 10
summon the unknown heirs Of said Foster
Watson deceased, for eight successive weeks
by publication i'll the "I,aiias Herald Il
weekly newspaper published in .is TOWN
Of Dallas, Texas, to be and appear at he
next term of the District Cour. Of Parker
county Texas, to commence and 30 holden
at the Court House In the town Of Wea'h-
erford on the fourth Monday in September
40 L
tition now on file in my Office. ....
Herein fail not but due service and re-
turn make of this writ as che lny directs.
~ Witness, B. L. Richey, Clerk Of
SEAL the District Court Of Parker coun-
SOS/ty, Texas. This the lGsh day Of
July \. u. 1866. B. l.. RlGIIEY,
ah Clk. D. c., P. G. T..
Came to hand July 18th 1866, aud order
cd to be published in the 'Dallas Herald
newspaper published in Dallas county
for eigh; successive weeks. 49,.
J. W. sQUYREs, Sheriff
46sw. PARKER county, Ten,
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To The Sheriff of Johnson County, Gr's.iHg
VrOU are hereby commanded 10 surnmon
by publication for four successive weeks
+. NJ. Hanks, whose residence is unknown,
to be and appear before the District Court
within md for the County OF JoknsoI,, to
be holden at the Court House ,.efeof ~
the town of Buchanan, On tLc .hirS Mon
day in September next, A. y. 1866, thin
and there TO answer the cross bill! Of y. I.
Stroop, now on file in said court, wherein
is alleged, that Strother &stone, INGREDIENTS
of Galveston. have Instituted suit against
the said Stroop and Dunn. FOR eihirlswhith
the said Hanks & J. X. Fraim, are legally
and eqnitably bound unto the defegdan!s!n
fully settle pay of and discharge.
Herein fail not, but have you then art
there this writ with your action thereon.
Witness my hand and seal or said
SEAL court. Given at Buchanan thia
w -N),he 18th day Of Juiy A. D. 'lsc6.
sJAMES HIN Err, Clk Dist, Court r
... Il. johnson County, Tcxas.'
Came to hand this July 18th day, 1866,
and ordered t, be published In the Dsilds
Herald, for four successive weeka.
[45:i,1 f. NJ. HEATH, Sheriff J. c. r.
SUIT FOR TITLE IN THE DISTRICT
COuWT OF ELLIS COUNTY.
Ro' crt s. Leman and Nancy J. LsmGu,'
rs.
The unknown heirs Of Maberry p Gra*,
deceased
ATOTIDg.is hereby given that ia tie
~ above entitled case, there has been f'e'r '
by the plaintiffs in the District Court qri
Ellis county Texas, intcrroga,ories to BE-
propounded to z. II. Winfield, who .res,1cs"
in Washington county Texas, Col. III. Cls.f.'
Davis, who resides in Star County; lexss;
and the County Clerk, ]. d. Hsciow, ana
Stephen Powers, who reside IN .Canlerpn'
county Texas, and that commission vii
issue on or after thirty days rublicatio:f
hereof to take the dcpositions Of the a5cst
Witnesses.
~ Witness, r. II. Gordon, Clefa q
S1hL \the District Court Of Ellis county
\1OS/and the seal OF said court in thg
town OF waxnhachie this the es'i day OF
July A! D. 1866. PHI. GORDON, cierf.
BY BpSJ.P. iiIwKrys, Deputy.
Came 10 hand this day anil date and or
dered to be published 10 pailrs' Herald go
thirty days. This July 23i lS'i6. "a
G. B. SWEAT, Sherid, V. {.
45:5t. BY s, r. LANGsFosD, Deputy.
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JOHNSON COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by l.. A. Edgar and posted before
James Hiner, }. p. for Beat No. l. One YELLOW
MARE, abou, 8 or Q yearsod ~! hands high, both
hind feet w,c blaze are, branded on The left shout
der c R. She ha asnckirg COLI. both appraised at
$40 no. ALSO ii!h, SdRHEL MARE a@'u.76
years oil u hands hlsil, viii s'r,aks in The face
saddle p,rr.,s -, iptli aid" = q. "'h. h'a ided W
with I'd (c'nnecltdj 'mnc'iia =. ur'cr ~ raised
Al $40 20. s.. 1891.
TAKEN UP by Warren Douglas and pos ed before
W. n. Bal or J. p, Precinct NJ. ) ON dark BAY
MARE M al star IN the forehead, saddle mark, on
back Bo.l, hind aud right fer. ,..'ern whi,r,
brand SUI posed to II "r the right. and X on the
lett shoulder, i4,f hands high sbon, "ysars Old Inns
sucking colt. Appraised NJ s76 ~ Hasa bell On.
One dark bay or BROWN MARE, white on zach
hind pa.tern small white spot on side 81 back. ., Q
der and Il on the right shoulder srckles '"y coit
Appraised at 500 10. ALSO one yenrling brown MY
both hind and left fore feet white star IN forehead,
white On under lip, no brand. Appraised NJ s25 w.
TAKEN UP By NJ. l. Hart, and posted be'oie
James Hiper, J. r., for Deaf No. /. One sor'el
ROAM HORSE. about years old. l3la h"nds high
blaze face, all bis feet white and glass ewes APP
praised at S25 90. g. III. Nancy, GIN
46:3. C.C.J.C T.
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aseft,ev,eut VISIT.

II, r...-r frs.isr. ~ ~. - fh- hrn ~ onrts
"A A E--ard. are r-gse-fed % enii a. or s.ncs "a
n - nfIi -fti- Our cccornE musf - rie-H1 ~
~Trr - rEfrruls-. old urffs n - - 1880 -
80 a T7,-rr \ infr fdn On ny hks y irar-
" =. .-rrs serssI.s 49, s-rfs AL - std
nBrI -iil r-c.ire n I-yu--', " - t-rn. v-i.,
ra-ter.r nrIr a ~ llrdr = ~ raunfry = Ntit
= r.I.-s I'D srlsr- ssrf 80 49,. ruul-s. -
flsuur N and srfsI- rlrFlrurn. q ri-if trin N
&c. IN ElI.u -. ul.n III hls = fi.i- neiire
inu-s >. 'o.--s'e7ss'sl Go N-eths
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n ~ st,ytr " rue fsese, o,sss,f
NOt ~ bsrfby semess1e'l NE, tsu
sHmS1a w tntiistONn, ~ tiU =
hsbsffy n Tffy, rtsss ssass sff -
dsfses sfs takssws. 70 ~ sod aftssf ~
fore NJ iiififist Court 10 70 bel IN N aia
fof me oonhiy Of BIS Al ne Cont No ~
ihsfsof In The i0-h II Wasaksfhs % ITO
ffa Monlay IN Msfek sssi, fteh ksd ns-
10 sn,ssf ihs psfiien NJ Its'en a. lemah
SD Nancy =. lemsn hls wiz. kisd IN sis
svnn sgaln't then, and sllsgihs n SIT.
sanes a. fVll0rs, ie.vlii That sd O'ay
died In 1871 or fSfB hngl, man isst.hx
no children nor psfrs's llSinE;iL N ksmais
q puneupative wiz, which -ts nads, VII
messed, probaisd ard recorded IN Csmeror
eoanty, Texas, as tLs lar requires. tiai l.,
consideration OF lbrlovs AMI Afreficn he had
for Nancy =. iioylc, now Nancy J IsIsr.
tie Plaind1, M veil rs for her mother, wis
had rsised him, ks m1ds the said ysseyJ
sole leya,ee In said will Of Nil he yrpp<rsy,
that by virtue OF said will shr Il Tie ernrs
Of Gao aerts Of land si,us'ed in fN;, e,vt'
y, IN Chambers eFrek, ard rs'ra'si J.,
said Msyherry u. Gray y. re 2ha tNy ~
Nov. lSi7 and moro particularly ie..fits1
80 follows. (here FOLLOW feld hsws,l thu.
aalu VIA anu we rcrciu INfieo' EW ttFH
destroyed by FIRE in the eufninE 81 'ls
Clerks Office CT Cameron county. "a, ,h,J
arc the owners &C., OF ssid land IS .s4lns.
the unknown heirs Of said Gray dre'i., ard
they pray fer judgment vestins tho tale 10
said land In plaintiff, 40. "A, r.-..
Herein fail not, bat have you ,s'n and
there before said court .his writ. with your
return thereon showing how you hat. eve.
cutetl the ssme.
Witness: P. II, Gordon c.e's OF
SEAL tho District Cour nj Ella eouu,y
\G6N/dlven undcr nr hand sni seal OF
said court in the town Of waSnhschie this
The 23d day Of July, A. u. 1855
Pm. JORDAN, Ciers
by REsJ. p. HAvaIys, ppYty.
Issued July 23d 1866.
P. II. GORDON, C!s., D. {. +. e, T.
ny BENZ. r. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Game 10 hand this July thu 23i 1866, ant
ordered 10 be published In the Da!iss Nar.
aid for eight successive weeks.
q. d. SWEAT, Sheriff T. C.,
Asst By g. P. IANGsForp, De;.,y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-11
BRICK FOR SALE.

VVTlE undersigned have jus'6n'shed hur'.
Il ing kiln Of 10000 brick, which th'.s
offer for sale in any quantity, and are
ready to perform any kind ofwork in their
line, from the walling of a wei, to the cree
ton of the largest building. -....'-..
They would further add that they will
continue to keep always on hand full
supply of brick, and invite an inspection
of those now on hand, which they believe
to be supt rior t" any previously offered fol
sale in this place. ~
THOMAS FLYNN s BRO.
Dallas, July Z, l866-42tf.
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rh- und-rsixned l. the nufhori-~d AGENT for the
ffigs sne u~ws,salcrs aud uil recrise subscriptions
f.r fhf sane 9Th pnlIi-h 4 rnfes. VII.
Nrfirrzi TnfFlI'r-urrr WashfuE'rn, "a G, the .nr-
Esn,iIr-r stn'ip.1. Kietnopd. Ns- Daily. ssni-
e.,.-..s'. v =. DIV. ril~s-tiy sns vs-tIy
Hsu-s..- TsiaEr.th -dailTs tris silly and rs-kiy.
fint~'s Gal.elier REALISTICALLY nndweskly.
Ne VII alfn r-rrirr Subscriptions fDr he Ner Or
"a, ri1rruns nd ffuss, and the yes Iyrk 'Ss~s.
-|-T-fCT J. " sH1EDELLs.
FrFrT us-.lf c1rr. r--iss' 1srHt'
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LUMBER !! LUMBER!
Rough a. Ready Mills.
IL miles Bast Of Quitman,
10 wood County, Texas.

rr-uE rrapriesor legs leave 10 inf nm The ciiizens
Il n Inflas KsufnIan aud ai1oinine oounfie-' thA
- - s-r-r.rrd - ~ tIalrs 10 furrkb ssa-s'esl
1r-,lr =, The lsst cash price Thr mil V situated
al - q, tIe l-si piB-ris- In his section - the SAT-
.rS ~ rua-nners rive saisacfifn 10 AZ Nho ~
a. rim uIfh Their psfrvuare- Al orders prgrspt-
!, ana f1sig 80 MILES MORkls.
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FARM FOR SALE!
lDMvyusTRsTOR'sg NOTICE.

A-Lelirrs q Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned upon the
estate Of u. n. Johnson. decd. AliPersons
indebted 20 said estate, will please call and
settle the same. aud all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby noti-
fed 10 preseni the same properly authenti-
Gated within the time prescribed BY Law,
or they viii be postponed 1
CATHARINE JOHNSON. Admin X.
~ esiaie Of u. II. johnson, deed.
"a. Worth, July 23j, iSC5-45.6i-
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TF0E o. IrIrrIs1IsI 90 cII.rIF1-t- - -
A. i~r-r -.@fiur II sf.rk - ~ hrr -. IN >
fl<-Ff-nT r-siesIr<f ~ fat--- = 1911
Es1sss1 ssuss1- pa is1A1 cAiseA
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WOOL CARDING.

WOOL CARDING.
HAVING thoroughly renovated and reft-
III ted our Csrding Machine with new
o,rds, we are now ready 10 receive wool,
sad do 90 good work AZ can Be done in this
sssts. We therefore respectfully solicit the
pssronsEe OF cur Cd customers, and all who
desire work N cur line
OR terms are 1ps-fourih Of Tie wool, or
10 cents per pond for vlife, l2i cenis for
sslore5, and Is seats FOR thi1tf wool
Whssf, B.cor, Lard Batter, Eggs, Chick
s.s, good Hides, unsasbed Wool, and other
county, preanss hat Ee can dispose Of IA
ksr IN sTeta. = fsr esrding, ~ Tor rolls, az
- hirhssi rss-kst prices. Wool nust ne
tsd rle.n sad frsl from buTrs and sticks
p5end q grease q ever eighi
r5ol mast b. farnisied-
ELIIS 4 MORROW.
- IL. 81 1sss-sTs3z-
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French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
Frame, Over-strung Bass,


PRICES:
No. l, Seven Octave, rouod corners, Rose
wood plain case. 500.
No. 2, Seven Octave. round corners, Rose
scod heavy nouldiness Ssz5.
No. S.Ssvrn Octave, r55n8e5rners, Rose.
-sod Louis XIV style, $3.50.
TERMs.-NrTT CASH, in ourrent funds
Descriptive circuisrs sent fres.
sris Us ls5s.-121s-
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United States Patent. April, 1860.
THE WEIGHT IS ABOUT 10 POUNDS
TO Tile RALE OF COTTON.

TO THE BALE OF COTTON.
II, Butou Tie was the III offered for sale to any
extent IN tho South. AMI has been used by thousands
oiplanters with universal approval have made
valuable Improvement in the shape of the Button
al, CO II was frs, in rnuce and have also procured
a patent for n BUCKLE TIE which for simplicity
facility and expedition of adjustment 10 bales OF any
or Of unequal sizes and for security in holding Is,
think superior to any offered 10 the public.
The advantage Of iron over rope for haling cotton
are now universally acknowledged. II holds the balls
in much smaller compass Is applied and fastened
with as much f,riiy, both in the country pressing
and the pressing ut the ports lessons immense
~ the risk from fire Is stronger. AMI its strength Is
not mairediy time and exposure rs !, lha' OF rope
This last advantage hns been strikingly manifested
during rhc war. Thousands "f bales OF COTTON have
been los; 10y the rottn: aud breaking Of rope which
could have i.en preserved il Iron hoops hah been
used In addition to this, 1t can be furnished cheap
.r than r. pe The arrangement oflat'or In the hemp
growing St" o. has reduced th" supply Of hemp to
such extent as to cause prices to RHO unPrcr.dcnt.
tv hrh: indeed, suhirirnry for 'aling n moderate
~, ton crop cannot be relied on at any price,
I haze arranged for the importation OF a large
quantity of the very hest English Iron, and alave
made arrangements with Messrs. Chambers & Lat
tirg for the sale and delivery of my Ties
ship Rcfagc, N. Orleans. July ~, 80.
II, PASSMAN, Orleans Cotton Press:
s,R.-In January last received from yonr Press
1859 lles of cotton Of which about l0O bnles were
co,,l fcs-ed and bonnd with your new "Iron Ti",'-
4 can safely Hiirm thai the cotton so bound was re-
ce,ved in better order than II generally comes from
tho Presses that II slowed better. and enabled the
ship to carry more Than on any previous voyage:
The cotton when discharged from the ship in Liver
pool was in better order than the ropc-bound cotton
II Is highly preferable for ground tier as tue dap
arising from, the ballast hns NO effect upon IT, Tor It IS
we'll known by practical men that dampness VIII rot
The Io,r. bound can confidently recommend your
Iron Tic" as tak this lot for an experiment ana
carefully watched I, both In lonhngaad dsoharging'
am Sir, yours Eespectfilly:
JOHN HOWARD, Master.
Til. undersigned masters OF vessels having cotton
compressed at the "Or!rans Cotton press, WIN
Fasfman's new Iron hoop fastening. hereby recon.
mend the same the bales hring vol compressed and
the buttons or hoops never breaking when thrown
down in the hole Of the ship, or when slowed;
J. James Thomas, Mate ship Henry Ware--A. Tai
hot Master shin lIanaseeket-JOhn Deary, ship jane
Titromb-James Q. wilmer, ship hialhonse, Of New
Orcans-Herman Koppcrhola, Master sl'ip Ella a.
Clark-L. l.. Coadry, ship Moses DaVenport-hiFam
Robinson, ship Madras.
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WOOL CARDING!

WOOL CARDING!
VIyHE undersigned would respectfully give
i notice to their old patrons and the pub
lie generally, that they are now prepared
to card wool upon short notice. The wool
being we'll washed and picked, will guaran-
tee satisfaction to all reasonable persons.
TIE IL MS.
Coarse white Wool,.......... ...s 10 cts. Id.
Fine and Colored, ...................-.I22
Mixed, .................. ........'....'...'io
Wheat, Corn aud Bacon, taken at its
market value. lra1 "a 60. I..eHH-7 -e lt..
We tender our thanks for past favors,
and solicit tho favor Of the public.
NANCE s. M0FFETT.
N. B.-Our Machinery is all in superior
order, and of the best manufacture. We also
have cards of the best quality that We arc
now using.
Particuiar atisn ,ioa given By the propric-
tors to the weight and order Of work, and
in all cases satisfaction given.
= n. & NJ.
Lancaster, Texas, July 20, lse6.-44;tf
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS.


To the Sheriff Of Denso. County. Greeting
NOU are hereby commanded that ye
II summon by publicaticn, Nathaniel H.
zlcion, nonresident of ths State Ct Tea
70 Le and appear before sihs Dis'rict Con-
of Denten on the Cd Monday sf,sr the 1s
NeHaay in August 1866, ,Len r-l ,here
ap,wer the petition 81 b. J. Joags ~iiicl
aiiedges 10 subs;nnes hat y. said deisnl
en-. on ihe Let day Of May 1859 gave ~
petitioner his prouisscry note for ssS6 ~
which VAS due two yesrs siier date su'
drawstTe.Fe per esEt ifoi.l '-if.
Herein fail not. bn; a4s eic-n sake @
his xrh With your setisn s'rrtc'A
- Witness nv shri-l siEns'irt 49,
(sEAL Nsesi u offse a D-hitl Ais 24ii
.O0O[day Of yulv lsfs.
A.W. ROBINSON, c. 2. c, D c. 7,
4H-sf
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Ale undersigned Eere spryinied I.
she County Corr ef nsnt5u eeuHiS Tear
~ he Mar Tern A. p iSf, hdi-iaisra
sor vishf5s vii Summed q - es;>ls
Va. noark, fecd. Al rtfsons ltTiBf
c,asns srsiss; tts estate cf sait cecrzfrf
ARE hs-ti- ncfizsd - rressut ~ sa7a
,;fhiu fhe zine rlersr;bi,i - a.. IL
Juns % 1855. JAMES u.70aIE.
81. = foask
sssl A1r .-s-.-s
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Partnership Dissolved.

J. C. GIBSON viii continue the mer
GENTLE business at the old stand, being
thankful for past favors, would hereby so
Mcit share Of patronage for the future,
believing az he does, that be can make IL to
the interest Of all 70 deal with him. Call
and see 45:4t
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To which we especially invite the attention o our
friends aud others needing such ARTICLES. This do.
partment of onr busnass will he under the immedi,
Druggist, and we will guarantee all medicines com.
pounded and sold at our establishment to BIO puro
and genuine. r. r
We respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
- w. b. SMARTT 4 co.
Dallas, Texas, June 9th 4866-3s:tf
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-13

FkNHE first session after =.
II werereceived. Dormit..-.s VI,
50 as to accommodate .'' e
necessary. s'e-e
The Chemical and Phil.
belonging to the InstitnIfis. pla
brace all the modern EMU ,va 'sl
quality are not supposed 70 v ,.,e
The magnificent colIectio, f..
erals, eXciteS the admirati,ooal !. |. Y
haps has no equal in t6e Sa.,i W
All the facilities for s gvo.oe
education are offered in tbi tI !. n
located in a healthy come lrls ll',
and intelligentcommunitrl y "a 3
railroad. 'l'ah
Actual expenses are suSo,,.,
than at similar mstimtioppip 'Ta
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MOBILE.
GRAY,s NEW PATENTED
Cotton and HAY Press

THE latest, and by tar the cheapest and most
i perfect Cotton Screw ever Invented. One
mule, with the greatest ease, can pack a bale
of $50 pounds. The Screw is made of Iron,-
the levers do not rise and fall. The aGvun-
tages Of this patent over all others are as fol-
lows:
Naturalization Revolving Nut, with Erie
ton balls, by which the friction is taken entire
ly from the screw.
2d.-The levers are bolted directly to the
nut, and thus direct power is obtained on the
nut, and the screw is relieved from the twist
ing strain upon all screws now in use.
3d.-The screw being fixed permanently to
to which all revolving screws are subjected.
4th.-The frame to which this screw is at
tached, is put together with morticed dove
tails and. keys, making it strictly portable. L
can be put up, ready for use, in one hour.
5th.-Increased power, without the loss OF
motion and many other advantages, which
can be explained by ali examination OF tht
beautiful model now on exhibition at +. IVES
s. Co.'s, No. rs Dauphin street, Mobile. Ala
who al C the sole agents of this Press for the
city of Mobile and the country at large.
The Iron Work is being daily cast by tbs
Mobile Foundry, as chsap and smooth as II
could be done north of Mason and DiXOn's
line.
! Messrs. 4. WEST & co. are prepared to re-
| ceive and supply orders at once to the salts
| faction of all demands. Come and see fol
yourselves. Price not over 500.
F. WEST 81 CO.. Mobile, Ala.
Agents for Messrs. Gray, j. Z. q 81. s. Arams
Pateniees, Greenyille, Ala. oct 113m
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
HARNESS, SADDLERY,
Baly CARRIAGES, TRUNKS
VALISES,
And every Material used in the Manufacture
Of Buggies, Wagons, Harness and Saddles
ever brought to Mississippi, which he will sell
at UNUSUALLY LOW RATES.
He is happy to say that he has secured the
services of Mr.. WIN. beatty, so we'll and
favorably known lin the Saddle and Harness
business before the war. who will take charge
of that department. and the Harness Shop, and
be happy to see and render his friends any
service in that line.
Carriages and Buggies repaired in the most
prompt, stylish and reasonable m"nner at his
shop on WALNUT STREET, between Grove and
jackson streets.
n. Especial and prompt attention paid to
Orders by mail.
oc14-d3m THOS. j. FINNEY,
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J. KLUMPH. C. P. WYCKoFF
j. E. KLUMPH & CO,
GENERAL COMMISSION RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers in all kinds of Western Produce,
S. w. Cor. Commerce 81 ST. Louis SITS.
Aprill3dtjan 81 Mobile. Ala.
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H- Psrties in the country ordering Music
will find their orders filed promptly and
fully.