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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
Amending the State cnassi,usior.

By advertisement in another cumn, II
viii he seen. shat Gov. Swami has issued
proclamation, giving notice that, By tue
resolution adopted BY the General Assem-
bly, Of 1865, proposing an amendments to
the Constitution BY striking out the sixth
section Of article eight, said amendment
will be submitted to the vote Of The quail
fed voters at the general election in No
vclnber. The section proposed 70 Be s'rickcn
out provides that tax Of FIVE cents in the
300 shall be LEVIED upon the taxable pro-
perty in the Eta,e for the creation Of a
school fund, until said school fund, shall
amount to 100000 The above tax,
which is in addition to existing school tax
ed, has never been levied, the Legisla-
ture not having made any provision there
for.
We submit, in view Of the heavy school
and Other taxes now pressing upon us. and
the crippled condition Of the people grow
ing out Of the war. to impose any addition-
al weight At this time to the burthens We
are already bearing would be impolitic and
ssszana or capacity to carry. Ia schocl,
as in5thsF @1ttsrse ia which, tho public
welfare is involved, We shbal9 not. Indeed.
transfer to poqerity any duty whioh il 10
proper VIC ourselves should discharge and
which VIC arc capable Of discharsiRg. but
it may be doubted Whistler we are called
upon in case like this to do every thing
ourselves and leave posterity nothing 10 do.
Every intelligent mird IL 10 favor u lib
cral endowment Of our public schonls. but
we shall be mistaken il the people Of this
State. in their present cOnditiOn, viii con-
asnt to tar themselves 5 psr cent. sddi-
tional On the 800 70 create a arlcudid
school fund, not uow required By any cz-
igcncy Of our public schools. aud the beD.
e6ts Of which none Of thsn NAY livs 70 an
Joy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
Southern Relief Pair.


Tho ranAg,rs Of tho Southern Relief
Fair met ct the Court House in Leouafd-
town. on Tuesday. the 18th inst, pursu-
ant to previous notice. Mrs. Wm A,
Kirk in the chair and Jamos IL Wilson
acting as secretary. The following pro.
ccediLgs were then had.
On motion Of Mrs. jas r. n. llaloy,
Mira Nellie Bruce was appointed on tho
executive committee Of Loonardtown Dis
trict in tho place Of Mrs Philip ii. Dorsey
rosigned.
| Mrs. Thos. ", Gardiner was appointed
yice-presidcnL of tie Factory District in
place Of Mn. Henry /. Cared resigned,
and Miss Mary r. Lokor was appointed
ON the executive committee fthc same Dis-
trict in the place Of Mrs. Gardiner, 81 ;os
| On motion Of Miss Co.. ems Col jas.
colnm in,sIons = Dr. john NJ. Bromc, JAS
n NJ Raloy, VIM. a, Kirk aud george
\ Garner we're appointed to wait on the
rroprietorp Of the Hotels and ascertain Il
the proposed Fair should be held here,
; whether they woul1 close their Hotels +
transient custom during the time OF hold
ING the Fair, in order that the Lunch Ia
bles Of the Fair might have the benefit 9
the same. Tie Chairman Of The Com
nittse. after comforting with Messrs
Moore and Fenwick, reported that the
would nct only accsde 70 their proposition
a but were willing to cooperate WITH az
y aid the managers in amy way in their p0'
sr or.
,e On motion Il Mrs. Nellie Bruce, aeon
9. mitsee Of five Ladies were appointed W =
= chair, viz Mrs. Geo /. spaldina, MI
N Thomas J Stone. Miss Maria eariic
u Miss Kate Waring and Miss Mage
= Bronze, TO consult together and report
e. the meeting the best time ans place
ID holding the Fair, and submitted the I
IT, loving report. /,
t. The eouraittee, after consultation.
i kass 70 sepOr. sAas u shss iaAsnc
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
The Presidential Tour

AZ supporters Of the present policy Of
President johnson, We have been close
Observers Of tho various incidents which
bare transpired along the route ofhis travel
from Washington to Chicago That the
people are with him and endorse bis policy.
we nov feel dcubly warranted in asserting
His "Trip has not only been great success
---he has been greeted with continuous
succession Of ovatous. Along the entire
line Of his travd, he has been welcomed
with the widest enthusiasm, with the ex-
esptjon Of bis ill-mannered reception by
Mcalichael, ofPhiladelfhia, and the coarse
insults which we're offered him by the vu!-
gar rabbIc Of Cleveland Aud we refer to
these exceptions more in spirit Of sorrow
than Of anger We profoundly regret that
thore should still exist within any ose Of
our great and populous cities party which
ndhcres to the uuchristiap and blood let
ting policy Of Stevens and Chandler, aud
which still ccnfronts the Government, un-
der the black banner Of fapatei.ln.
We had rather hoped that the hand OIL
hospitality and fraternity would everywhere
have been extended to his ESccllency, and
that his trip to the West would have beer
universally rec I'd in the same patriotic
spirit in which it had its conception Du
we have been mistaken ii our estimate 0
tho radicm s,-rper. Reason, logo ans
earnest pursuasion are alike P0w"rlesA y
q conflict with them. Let US prepare
therefore, to meet thon at the balio'-ooA
In the meantime. VIC may congratulate tn
the President upon the very execilel
.pccches he has been making, aud upa
TIC happy effect Of these speeches up'
the country.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
John ) Herbert 3
Mary j Herbe,t,
~.
nenry Hayden,
Sarah ) Hayden & others.

In ,hs Circuit Court for 81. Mary's County
sittiug a. a C9uu OF Equity.
No no n Equity.
10y virtue Of authority ycatd Ia me. al
- ClsFk OF the Circuit Coun for 81. Nary's
County, by the "COde Of puhHc Grpeyal
Laws" ofthissuie. u IL b, rsly oT,lsred Tia. M
iepoft 6sd W jamos Il 81 Halsy Trns.
tee, ia this care, 10 ratified and eHnhrmei.
uules@cso.s 10 thecouirary he shnwuonar be,uFe
9hs third Mcuday VI Nov. next. provided :
copy u ilaa orisr Do iuswtei Ia .g,s saiu
Mars Gasets olsce week FOR three sue
Css've weeks prior 10 ll'y tAir,l Moaiay u
OelpbeT neat.
TIE report states that the land s1ld for
5 400
JyoA CAVALIER, cl'x.
True coPY--fsst
jNo q. CAVALIER, cl'k.
Sept "a. 1896 5N.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13

NYoTlCE "a llsesby giyvsi thar subsenbeis
y baye obtained from the 0rphacouti oiSt
Nafv,s County, Maryland, letts test inirn.
~ ~ tive personal ettsse q locl SHAW
is,e on ST. Mary's county, deeeaa. stNI Ier-
sous having elaimaogainst the ~ Gstpd are
hereby warned 10 e..aib't - with
oroper vodehes thsrsvf, io6 ~ agselr, on
Or before the 2gsh day ofNaw f, ZOO 9 fwiss
they may be eyclads.ta under o, ON = = fneh,
Of the aaid estate. 20. this
18Th day Of SEP JNo C EST
~ 'os FsH w
sseo- ~. Exee.ors.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13

I.eonsrd,own IS the proper place For Rld-
ing the Fair, and recommend ihatisaid
Fair commence On the third Tucslll u Of
Oct, next. which report was subini Rsd 70
the meeting and UNANIMOUSLY adop!ed.
The following resolutions VERT read
to the meeting.
At a meeting Of Knights held II Dents
Hotel, in chaeIico, on Thursday, bsptem-
Der 9Th. tho following rssolusiols were
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That MS the I.alieS Of St.
Mary's County propose holding a South
ern Relief Fair, we are ready aN willing
to s;d them III their laudable u blertaking.
Resolved, That e agreeable the Pres
ident, and MANAGERS Of the Fain We win
hold Tournament and Ball. III the last
day Of the Fair, The proceeds 4 which az
kr paying all the necessary expenscs,
We viii pay over TO their Trttsurer, for
object for which the Fair IL he'd.
Resolved, That the Tournament bs COM
posed Of twenty-four Kuiohk, twelve Of
shick slrall BE- from 81 Mary's. aud four
from each Of the adjoining counties, viz
Charles, Prince Georges sns Calvert
Resolved, That ne preteTt q copy of
these resolutions to the PRECEDENT auH man
ayers 81 the Ladies a-lMi Fair. at their
next meeting.
After WHICH, tue follogkg was uuaui-
mnnsly adopted -
hesclYs1 ~~ssss lhaA Ks Of this moot.
ing he tendtisss gilts who have
kindly oHprcd y - in co-opcra-
ton with, The | cld in Leonard
town. and the SIN ,raiefu ly acccp'-
81, an1shat cop is resolution be
BY q President Of this
meeting 10 their Gu H.
0n motion Of NJ aria Garner. Mrs
Nellie Bruce. Mrs. J L. NJ. Kahy and
Mrs. Thos. J Stone zero appointed 70
examine and FIX on suitable rooms for Fair
tables. Lunch aud u
On motCn the mAeting adjourned o.
meet again At Dcui' Hotel in chapsico Oh
Tuesday next, the ~ u instant
jas. Il. WILSON,
Secretary
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
81. marp,s Female seminary.

st. Mary's Female oemlnaIy
We direct the attention Of our readers
70 the notice Of ihis excellent seminary
of female learning to be found in another
column. The institution isstil undsr the
direction Of Mise L. L. Gardiner, an ac-
complishsd and experienced teacher. who
IL also native Of our county and IS still
conducted upon the liberal aud tolerant
principles whiSh led to it, foundation =
Al il ia the only public institution q y
male instruction III our county, ana ~ y
advantages are squalto these Of more d's
,ant schools, We Lespeak for 1t Liberal IL
scasssuncrs ~ kaas frun ow owa people
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
RsIIFIG57J0.V NOTICE.
-
Mary a Guyilisg. surviving
alag.. VI john Gu s4d,
~
May \ GuY'hgr * others

II the ctcm, Gud e, - Mary County.
sistjns ~ a Court 81 Kquity.
~. " y Equity
virtue ~ authority ve-isi IN me. A.
ID Clerk u tic Circuit Court f,r n MARY /.
County. ty lhe "toio VI Public Gensi Il
t.'.gs' u ths State. Is hereby orlersl hat
W s"ycr Of la ! VI it,ry. hussee. tlisi 10
''''s e,'sa' bc raliasi Hnd confirmed, unl,ss
eaif" e shgtmihfy be "a ,Na on hriors Tic
tiari Monday g Nov, next. Provided a c.,,,,
=. 'la- 'rl1' 10 pis~isacd IN the saint Mays
'iA]sl % ones : wesA iof lhus successive
weeks gaor 70 The ,lif Monday u Oct. next
lbe RrIAs, s'Htsa the laa8 sold ~ a2to0
JNo a CAVALIER. Ciik.
Trus cory -Fsi;
dNO AcAMALIls!!ss CO.
Sept Ia. SOS g..
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Jno N Bronze.
w
Wm a Kirk.

In the Crcuit Court Tor Saint Mary's Coun-
~, sitting as a Court 81 Equity.
no. I22 N Equity.
by virtue Of authority vested in me, as
- Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
ry's County, by the "CoJo Of Public General
Laws OF this State Il is hereby ordered
hat The Report died by q Fred Maddox.
Trustee, ia this case. bvrltias1 ani contrm-
ted unless caus' to the contrary be shown on
Or before the third Moudayof Nov. next PROVE
ded acopy Of this or!er be Inserted IL the 81.
Iary's GAZETTE, once week for three success
sive weeks, PRIOR TO ths thiTl Monday OF Oct.
next.
The Report states the land sold for 5000.
Jeo \ CAM ALIER, OK.
True copy--Tea
INo a CAVALIER, Cl'k
Seps 10, ts66--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13

an the advantage u this Bone Dust
" over thai manufactured from Bones
that havo been BOILED OR CALCIN 10
!, Is unnecessary TO reInlrk.
Al otj,rs given early ia the season will
BE- allied promptly 10 rotation.
J p BARfHOL0W & Co..
Manufacturers aud Dealers 10
Agricultural Impl meut'. seeds and F,r-
liliE r.,
55S. 1th street. Washingigp, d c.. aud
rs King greet. AL IA ldria, va.
Sept 10. 1so5-6S
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
sar,bolOws Advertisements.

The attention Of oar readers Is asked to
tho advertisements of ]. r. Bartholcw q
Co. manufacturers and dealers il Agricul-
tural Implsmsns. Seeds aud fertil'Esrs.
SOC TIN strsss. Washington. u. O.. aud
rs King street. Alszandria, Va. 10 be
found 10 to-day's iaAue.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
NOTICE no cRED,roRs.

~ = = tNbUFIUhH.
NOTICES heEaby gwen thAtlhsaabssribsrs
hsys obtained ifom The Orphans Court II
sa'pi Mary's county, ~ Maryland, lstlsrs q
90 TIE psrfopal estate Of tas
Y shs~' hate Of aaid county, deceased 49,
Al persons having ciaima against Tie said ds
ceased, arc hereby warned % exhibit tie sam.
4ith the proper vogehes ibert0f, 10 tie aubscri.
bsfs, on Or osfore ihs Ya.h day Of March, 1857
otherS 'Hs they may be excluded by law from All
osneat of The SAID estate. 0i,fn under gu,
hanes this 18Th day Of Gent. 1865.
tN0 q EsTEP,
JOS s SHAW,
Sept ~, isGG--lw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
pA.o Ball Club.

Base Ball Club.
A Base Ball club bAs been organized
Ia our sown. under The name Of the ''Ex.
srciss Club." and numbers already over
thirty members. Judge R. Ford Is presi-
dent; DR.. A. jack spalding viOs-prssiaeut;
T. Frank YatAs recording secretary; J.
Simms RsnNick Treasurer. and the direc-
tors are 7. :. Moore. J. c. Mills. and
Jas. o. Nssls. The grounds Of toe club
are at prsssn, ia anl1 Of NJ Key's
70 the wcst fihs village and the regular
evenings ss. apart for lie play are Mon
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, From the
interest taken by the members ia Tie sac-
cess Of the present. olab and tho counfs-
- sseeivipe frou outside ansE.@'
We pTCIi5t that Base Ballisrn a destined
10 become the popular FSersanon Of cur
county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
BARTTIOL.OW'S
PRrPARED
PERUVIlB GTAB0,

! 1AU yliIiv UJlllyU,
i adapted toevery variety O cropaud soil
Composed of Peruvian Guano
and Bone Dust,
liz immediate effect upon the crop and
permsuent isRuence upon the soil dcmon-
straIe il 10 be much superior to Peraviau
Gnano and more valuable than any Of the
many Fcr,iIix rs now before the public.
lis success dssiag the past sac
gears
10 this State, and is widespread and gem
eral notoricty rendcr II unnecessary 10
make any comment. other than TO cali a..
teniion 10 its constituents,
PERUVIAN GUANo AND BONE
DUST.
The combination Of the STIMULATING
PROPERTIES OF THE FOR MER with
the DURABLE AND LASTING PROP.
ERTIES or THE LATTER 10 lh4 pro-
portions necessary for LAfHEs Ola TE EF
Feet UPON TIE CROP AND
PERMANENT I.MP 70 TE.HENT Of
ioe soil. make il the most effective and
valuable Of all Fertilizers.
II is Manufactured under oar personal
supervision. aud we G UAHANTEB T He
STANDARD this season 20 be the same
10 that Of the past six years
Wesprak confidently Of thi. Gu1no,
sud offer as reference the names Of many
Of The leading farmers Of this section.
We have enlarged our Factory and
hope 70 be able to supply the whole de-.
maud this season
J. p. BARTHOL0W & CO.,
Manufacturers aud Dealers in
Agricultural implements. Seeds aud Fer
tilizcrs,
55S Seveu'h street. Wash,ngtou, G
70 King street.. AlexAndria, va.
Sept 10, 1865 --6s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
RESTRRBTION MANOR
oJutoiuing
200 acres,

more or less.
This land Is losed 10 the sisib Elce.
ton District Of Ss.ilary's Coun ~, Diary
ia0d
And. ! hereby go notice, that on
Tuesday, the III day of Oct,
net,
At lbe Court Houss 9er 10 l.sona, d,own.
brlween the honrs q Q o'clock. .. N.
aud : o'clock, p. h | will expooe
al public auction tho aoac described pro.
perry, 80 seized aud a.cb in execu ton
to The highest bidder Il cash 10 satisfy
said debts, in,cro,t anseosSs, due aud 10
become duo thereon.
pHlLll II Dorsey,
Late shift.
Sent. l3, 1906 Is \
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13
Flows and Plow Castings,
* GREAT VARIETY,

Flows and PIow Castings,
~ GREAT VARIETY.
Embracing
Wrought Iron Cast ssears.
Wool aud Iron lean,
lie aad Right lIaed.
Hill Side. Sub-Soil.
Sin. Road and Coulter.
n,;,hS,sd Double hloulbcard Flows,
~at Steel plows aud
otir,
ous plows ara fitted W. r.
dened or Chilled Castings, whiohaasg .,a'
more durable anl valuable ihaa ord de-
oasliugs, and sill wear nearly twice 4.
long.
] P BARrH0LOW 4 co,
Manufacturers aud Dealers -
Agricultural Implements, Saed<aud Fer
tilzers,
3os Iib street. Washington D G., and
Is King steoi, Alsxandril, va.
Sept IL, 1856 ~0g.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-13

Sept. 10, 1906 ts \
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NOTICE TO cREplDs

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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
A LADY of several years experience in
N teaching desires situation as Principal Of
a Seminary or Assistant in College. She has
been connected with some of the best institu-
tions South as Teacher Judson Female Insti-
tute, Marion, Ala, z. A. f. College, Tuskegce,
Ala, Wesleyan f. College, Macon, Ga. Teach
es Latin French, Mathematics, higher English
branches. Can give good references.
Address Col. Power at this office.
June so, 1S66-Im.
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NEW ORLEANS.
No s ST. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short inspection of VII
cox G. Gibbs Machines win dispense all prejudice
The stitch made by Wilcox s. Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than hahd
sewing. -
Wilcox Gibbs Machine win sew Lsm, fell
braid tuck gather quilt, cord and embrolder, WIN
perfect satisfaction Please call and examine
Wilcox s. Gibbs Machines repaired and war
ranted at No 5 ST. CHARLES STREET,
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None q is Disadvantages.
7 he sammerri1e Institute l. patronzsd by The Frsf
Men Of the South.
VFHIs old and highly useful and popular
Ill Institution enlarged, reftted and re-Illi-
nished. and having the ablest corps q Ieaeh7
ers ever brought together in this country, VIII
enter upon its Fourteenth Session on
Monday, the first day Of October next.
The Principal has associated with him in
the School, John VI. Puttick, A. NJ, w X.
Kirkpatrick. A. NJ, and Mr. Il. j. Williams;
Prof. P. z. Holmes gives instruction In Music
every day with eOTnmendable zeal and ability
The SckooI l. situated in a high, salubrious
region known as the " Mountains, eleven
miles from Shuqualak, on the Mobile and ONO.
Railroad. and j. almost the only School, OF it,
grade that went through the war. SINCE the
surrender large additions have been made 70
the buildings and the term closing june JOth
is the most prosperous and useful one known
in The history of the School, successful as IL
has always been. Every branch OF Mathe-
MATES, pure and mixed, including
Girl Engineering and Practical Field Operations
with a splendid equipment, Is taught with the
very first ability, The classics and the French
language form an important feature in the reg
ular course of study. All the English brancnes
are ably and forcibly taught, including Inc
Natural Sciences. illustrated by complete ap-
paratus In short, the greatest care Is taken
with the training Of all boys. at any stage OF
their education. Young men are eareiu "
prepared for any particular calling in life, or
10 enter any class in any University. The
Bookkeeping Course here, Is as good as any
in the regular Commercial Schools
The most frequent instruction given students
i. to maintain their self-respect and be gentle
men, indeed; and no pains are spared to assist
them in every interest.
The charges are. for Twenty weeks, one
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars, invariably
in advance Music, which is optional. Wash
ing and Fuel-extra.
10 secure a room, OF for other particulars
address, Gholson, +. o., Miss.
THOS S GATHRIGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
~ Catalogues furnished on application.
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NEWTON
HIC n 6 6 n Q . l.

FRHIS Institution win be opened the FIRST
Il MONDAY OF FEBRUARY, next under the
REV JAMES d WEST. Principal
d. W HAMITER
tits proposed TO make this first class school
Those who NAV desire to prepare their sons for Col
lege, or give them thorough practical education,
are respectfully invited to the following consdera-
tions-
Railroad thirty miles west of Meridian is easy of
access and very healthy location. 8. "a
I'd D. w Hamiter who is experineed teacher.
and christian gentleman, viii furnish board and
lodging for boys and young men at his own resi-
dence.
Sd Those who may be interested as to the ability
and qualifications of the Teachers, respectfully
referred to.
Rev. J. Waddel. D D Chairman University Miss
Rev r. II Alexander Kosciusko, Miss,
Judge Robt Huntington, Carthage Miss.
Rev R. 5 Gladney, Aberdeen
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\,
IOOSENESS OF THE BOWELS.
DURELY \ VEGETABLE in its composition,
i and prepared at their laboratory from Banks,
Roots, Berries, Gums and Herbs.
BY the use OF the
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHGA CORDIAL, r
DIARRHEA-one of the most fatal diseases
known in the valley of the Mississippi, is rapid
ly and radically cured-hence its name 1t
will, also, when taken according to directions,
most assuredly cure all eases of Cholera. Collie.
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and all diseases
of the Bowels.
1t is prescribed by the first Western and
Southern Physicians, and used in the hosp-
tails of the country As a standard remedy.
Thousands of soldiers and citizens have been
cured by the use of this Cordial And it may
properly be termed the Great AediciHe II
The Co7IfL d3I Hest
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VTHHIS old and highly useful and popular
Ill Institution enlarged, refitted and re-Illf-
nished. and having the ablest corps q Ieaen-
ers ever brought together in this country, VIII
enter 1lr,nn it, Fourfrenth session on
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-17

1--WE earnestly caution the public against sew
era spurious limitations of this Incompatible
remedy, COTTON up under rhe head of ''DIaT-
rhdc Cordials' the object Of which is to deceive,
and take advantage of the merited reputation
of the Mississippi Diarrh9 Cordial. Beware
of such worthless trash. ASK for the genuine
article, prepared only by US, and you cannot
possibly be disappointed.
Prepd1ed only by S. Mansfield d Co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Who offer to the trade an immense stock of For
eign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, &c., &c,
at prices which will compare with any other
market. mara 6m
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-17
= I Z z S .
For Sale by all Druggists.
VIM. SPooNER & Co.
Nashville, Tenn.
..4IlnelA gp91 hRlrlslR

of low, marshy, and over
flowed regions, or where mi
asma prevails, and all
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-17
WILLIAM T. WRITER'S.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
REAL ESTATE AGEN
InnEansn NILS

purchase Cotton TO be grown the present season.
Twenty cents per pound VIII be paid in advance for
Cotton TO be delivered next fall and winter In New
Orleans.
He isprepared to furnish a limited amount of cap
ital 10 stock and cultivate plantations putting the
use of the money against rent of land and super
vision of the planter, planting in partnership and
taking one third the crop.
He viii buy and sell improved plantations hax-
ing superior facilities here in Europe and the North
Letters addressed him at jackson win have
prompt attention
oFfICF-Atthe Old Land Oaee in the Capitol
marledH
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

LyOR SALE-ONE CHESTNUT COLOR HORSE. A
rgh Wagon. single and double Haranss Sold for Want
Df Can bo MERITS stable. i5Wes. 1v
third strcrt sixth