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STATEMENTS IN REFERENCE TO New

STATEMENTS IN REFERENCE TO New
ORLEANs.-We observe in our uumer-
Gus exchanges, which came to hand
yesterday, that very many people who
have been in New Orleans the last
five years, have endeavored to enlight-
en- the people among whom they now
reside, upon the subject of the New
Orleans mob. 1t ought to be suf-
ficient to say that none of these wri-
tiers were present at the riots to see
them or know anything about them.
They may comment upon them, any
number of columns in length, but their
comments must be utterly worthless.
Gen Banks says he "knows those PEG.
pie down there we'll" and upon this
preumes to found his authority. Now
we presume to say that Gen. Banks
knows nothing whatever of our peo-
pie, except what he thought to have
learned outside. He was never adj
mitted to society while here, and so of
most of the otherwho have made state
ments in local newspapers about recent
events in our city. They are all
wrong in the statement of facts. wrong
in their differences, and Utterly worthless
The truest statement will be very like
ly 20 come from the press, whose mem
bers enjoy the confidence of the peo-
PIE, and were personally present
when the facts they report transpired.
Hearsay evidence and opinions were
always valucless.-Picayune inst
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. /
Yalobusha County. !
hdRo9y Court Nay Term, 1866.
vs.,
Daniel G. Dunlap.

Daniel 9. Dunlap.
TTPON opening the matters of this suit, and
~ II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that the Defendant, Daniel G. Dunlap,
resides in the State Of Texas. it is ordered that
this cause be set for hearing on the facts
charged in the bill, on the 18th day of next
term of the court, which is TO be holden at the
Court House of said county, ON the fiffh Mon
day after the fourth Monday OF September
A. ID. 1866. 1t is further ordered, that copy
of tins order be published in the Clarion,
newspaper published in the city of Jackson,
Mississippi, for five weeks, before the day al
pointed for hearing.
go. Given under my hand and the seal of
LIS. said Chancery Court, this the 23d Of
'''' June, 1866.
jy12w5t. j. L. BRANNON, Clerk.
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Adm,ais,Tatofs Noues

WHEREAS. Letters az Administration on
w the Estaie Of Jarreli IA. Windham. de-
ceased, wcrc granted 70 the undersigned AZ the
last May urn 81 the Probate Court 81 Jasper
county, state Of Mississippi; now all persons
having claims against the Estate Of said De-
ceased, are hereby required 70 exhibit the
same within the time limited b. law, or the
same will be barred.
LIZ LAssITER, Admir-.
July n, lSi6.--w7t.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,

Chancay Court LIST District, June Term, 1866.
Duncan Kennedy, Jr., order ., prh,-
10 VS.. NANNA " """-
A.P. Bush, ct. al. ca'ion'
AN opening the papers in this case and IL ap-
" pearing TO the satisfaction Of thi. Court.
that the defendant Richard Nugent vestryman
Of Christ Church, New Orleans, La, and
acting for said vestry. The Canal B NIX whose
domicil and place Of business Is in the State OF
Louisiana and Samuel Lee, do not reside in the
state Of Mississippi, but are non-reddents
thereof, IL IL orderedth they shall enter their
appearance in this cause and plead, answer or
demur on the third Monday in September, A.
d. 1866, the same being ''rule lay" Of this
Court or the Bill and allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed and a mitted
1t is further ordered that copy ofthis order
be published in the Clarion and Standard
newspaper published weekly in the city OF
jackson, for four successive weeks, at least
once in each wesk.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk,
/. A. LINDSEY, Dep. Clerk.
June 2s-5t-w.
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.ry truly yours,
II. ". Dli.LARD, Principal.

AFFIiCTI0N-CHRo DIsEasE-The read
err oi The Advocate VIII see bv notice in To-
DAYS paper that Or. MCrtimore has arrived in
eur city. We have olten rCferrcd 20 the cIni-
nCut sliccess Cf DR.. NJ. who makes HE annual
visit 10 our city. IN curing chronic diseases.
This. however. seems scarcely Necessary now.
e. b. 4 80 universally and favorshiy known
throughout the south. But referring q his
nuticein our columns we fni the hirhest pos
sibie testimonial non Rev. Iir. Rivers, Presi.
dent q Wesleyan University. FlCrence. Ala, q
nan than whom none ether il more generally
known and beloved. This, together with the
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Marvellous beyond precedent is the
effect Of Sozodont upon the whole economy
Of the mouth. keeping the gums rosy and
healthy, the teeth in perfect order, giving to
the breath a balmy fragrance
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DIR. MoRTIMoRE AT TIFF WoRsHAM HOUSE.
1t will be seen by card in another column,
that DIR. Mortmore is at the Worsham House,
where his friends and all who desireto seek his
medical aid can find him. We may be permit
ted to add our mite % the volume Of evidence
and high testimonials awarded him 10y the
press generally, and community at large, not
only as skillfnl extraordinarily sue
cessful in curing chronic disease such as are
mentioned in his card-but as a strictly con-
scienti0us. heightened gentleman; one who Is
always candid in his advice to his patients;
reasonable in his charges. and eminently sue.
eessful I'm his treatment We have long known
DIR. NJ. lie has practictd here for years past,
and many who are still afflicted will be pleased
10 learn he has concluded 10 remain in Mem
phis.-Memphis Commercial, Jan. 81, 1866.
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ITHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,

II \ ID S c o u NTNy
Ckaaosy Court, isi District, JaHs Tsra, 1850
William T. sutherlih,
Is. ".
Patton. smith & Putnam, and others.l
On motion OF Complainant, aud itappearing
" 10 the satisfaction Of the Court by affidavit
81 Complainani's agent, fled her,in. that the
Defendant, Thomas +. Patton. Is a nonresident
o. the State Of Mississippi, and rrSides Ia New
Orleans, Ia the State Of Louisiana, Il Is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Clarion and standard, newspaper published
In the city OF jackson, Mississippi, weekly for
four consecutive weeks, commanding Thomas
n. Patton, one 81 the Defendants herein, 20 np-
pear al the Clerks office. In the city OF Jack
son, on the third Monday 81 August next, en-
suing, aud plead, answer. or demur TO said
C0mplainants bill. else the allegations 81 said
ComplainanPs bin will be taken as confessed
as % him.
Atrue copy from theminutes.
Attest:
W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk,
lyl2w5t l.. A. LINDSEY, Opt rk.
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DIR. MORTIMOBE AT THE MORsHAM HOUSE.
We have often spoken through our columns,
in high cOmmendation. Of DIR. NJ. He is well
known. professionally, in this city, and
throughout the South, as an able prUctioner-
especially in treating all forms Of chronic dis
ease. The press and the public generally have
given ample testimonials in his behalf. and we
saw 10 those who arr afflicted, in applying to
him. YOU have hope Of all thst medical aid can
do. Call and consult him.-Memphis Daily
Argus. Jan. u. 1856.
PRoFEssfONAL.-Drs Mortimore & PAYNE.
peT1nanently located at the WORKMAN llousa.
Memphis. Dir. Mortim0re has associatcd with
him In the pratlce % medicine, in this city, DR..
q. ". PAYNE. late Of Mississippi. OF Or. Nor
timore's high standing a. a Physician and gen
tleman, it j. scarcely necessary 70 add addition
81 testimony than that which has for years past
been awarded him by the press generally. the
community az large. but especially his former
numerous patients. lie has long practiced In
the south, and understands well the diseases
incident 70 our climate. While be j. prepared
% treat any and every form ofdisease. yet from
long application and extensive experience IN
treatment Of various chronic diseases in al
these he has become proficient. and especially
emincntiy successful in curing diseases Of the
lungs and chest, a. aiso, the various affective
forms Of Female Diseases
Melsarn thst Or. Payne. his partner. q a
perfect gentleman. and an able pracfifioner. q
man every way qualified and worthy q the
profession. His s.hume friends- rcgref 20 paFt
with him. and lose his valuable services. while
many utberinfueutial. warm, personal fl1ends
greef him IN our city, We predict for him
here. eninent success IN every particular. We
can ssy toour afiicted frients IN the city or
country. call md consult then. and Ne thiuk
you viii not Be disappointed -1lemT y >
Daily Appeal, Feb. ?, Is05 iJl2~doW&wsm.
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q. r. NELSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.

tN.IL practice in the Circuit and Probate court
~ % Ainite iiks. I'runklln aud wilkinson coun
, les slnee N wAshlihrh buiidihg I4borty Miss
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WANTED


WHfIVW ." W~sVWV UT.
VXqaaI NERYWHERE-AGENT
sen. OF Female q sell the Improved ommon
- Family Sewing Machine. price els This
-. hine vii stitch, hem. fell tuck, bind braid
anlt and euihroider. Every machine fally war
fantrd. Circulars Frce.
LRgisvllie Ky BLISS 4 McEATHRDN,
uAbnESm Genrral Ageats
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THE STATE on MISSISSIPPI,

KINDS CoUN TY,
c AaRcery coay7 lst District, JuRs 7o-a, 1896
Elizabeth L. Maycs, or,er ~ p,h.
No. /. vs.. N' W, % = uo'
ThOs. d. 0zauc & wife. iieauon'
an opening the papers in this cause. and il
" appearing from the affidavit Of Complain
ant, that the Defendant, Thomas ID. Ozane, amt
his wife. Emma ozlne. are non-re~idents Of the
state OF Mississippi, and TINT the service Of
subpoena cannot be made upon them, It Is
therefore ordered that the said Thomas ID.
O2ane, and his wife, Emma Ozaue, shall ap-
pear and plead, answer or demur 70 the COM
plainanrs bill, on the third Monday in Septem-
Der, A d., 1866. the same being a rule day of
this Court, or the same will be taken against
them as confessed. IL is further ordered. that
this order shall he published for four weeks,
successfully, M least once in each week. In the
Clarion and Standard, newspaper published
weekly in the city Of jackson, Mississippi.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
iy5w5w. l.. A. LINDSEY, Opt. elk.
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We take pleasure in Transferring from thu
Pamela Star TO our columns the following wor
thy tribute to DIR. Mortimore, of our city, Il
whose card we made special complimentary
reference yesterday Memphis Appeal 4. 1866
To THE AFFLICTED.-W direct attention Ia
DIR, MortimOres card and professional notice.
We do this the more cheerfully because We
now DIR. NJ. personally; we know of his emf.
nent success we know his professional abili-
ties, and high social position. We know the
Rev. DIR. Rivers. and Prof. Dillald d. whose let
tiers are published. We were present at Bailey's
Springs ut the time these cases were under his
treatment. We know that prominent journals,
End the press generally for years past, have
awarded him high professional abilities, honor
and integrity. He has been associated with
prominent members Of the profession, many
have consulted him in difficult cases. others
have placed their wives and members of their
own families under his immediate care and
treatment. This we found to be the case when
we visited Memphis, and had a social interview
with him few weeks ago. This, however, is
not strange, for all know that where an inteli-
gent, discerning Physician deyotes his whole
time to the investigation and treatment of diff
cult cuseS Of chronic disease, he WILL necessari-
~. become more proficient than the ordinary
practitioner who meets with but few such
eases during a long life time pratice. We would
not detract from or dispartge any member Of
the profession but we held that Il is their duty,
when they have done all they can in such
eases. and find they cannot cure, TO lay no OBJ
stacte In the WAY of the unfortunate sufferer in
seeking relief wherever itcan be found. Health
i'm life is our great st blessings il is more Yalua-
BILE than gold. Far better lose all else than our
health.
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TO INVALTDS.

A PLEASANT WATERING PLACE.
1thE Castalian Springs, miles from Du rant Sta.
Il ton. Miss. Central r. Il. The Building having
been thoroughly renovated, we are now prepared
70 receive few invalids To persons enfccbled
by disease. Dyspepstics and for Ulcers Weak
ed. Board 10 per month.
This arrangement does not Interfere with the
Solege The departments will be separate Board
Tor students sl5 per month For further informa.
uon apply 10 CHAS. II. nORBS,
maf21-ti DuraHt Miss
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS County,


Circuit Court, let District, 70 June Term, 1856,
Louisa Z. NJ. Johnston,l
vs.. Attachment for 1919
Henry Nabring.
THE attachment in this case having been
II duly returnrd, levied upon the real estate
Of said Defendant and il appearing 70 the sat
isfsetiOn Of the co = {, that sail Defendant &
NONRESIDENT q the State II Mississippi. ifIsnor
ordered that publication be made for fourcon-
secutiye weeks, in the Clari01 and standard. q
public Newspaper, printed and published 10
the city q Jackson. citing the said Defendant
% be, and personally appear, at the December
Term q the Court Aforesaid. 70 Be held IN the
lity Hall, in Jackson, on the lat Monday Of
December. A D.. 1856. and ansuFer % the eass-
plant Aforesaid, in default Of which appear
anee, judgment BY default will be rendered.
WM. o. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
JOHNSTON 4 JOHNSTON, Attorneys.
jackson, June 5th, 1S66. wa
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.nN opening the papers in this cause, and il
" appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court
State OF Mississippi. but is nonresident
thereof, IL j. therefore ordered that he entT his
appearance in this cause, and plead, answer,
or demur on the third Monday Of September,
A. D., 1856, TIE came being a rule day Of this
Court. or the bill and allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed and admitted. Itisfur-
ther ordered that copy Of this orleT be pub
lished ID the Clarion and Standard, newspa-
per published in the city Of Jackson, Missis-
ippi. for four successive weeks, at least once
IN each week.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest
W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
jy5wjw. l. A. LINDSEY. Opt. elk.
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Sherin''s sale.
From Kinds County.

George W. Farr,
9542 VS.. III Ia 1o.or, 1I;,,d. ,,o,,,,.,,
Edwin Moody, rrO'n MINUS OOun'y
F. 5. Hunt.
ssis VS.. FILA
Edwin Moody, From Kinds County.
c. r.. Dickson,
Geo. Work.
Mary H. Moody,
vs.. III Fa r. r.,-,-c..
Edwin Moody, rlVui haiiAiii OOuniy
Wallace b. Davies
Washington Moody,
5 VS.. Fl ia From Rankin County
Edwin Moody.
DY VIRTUE Of the above stated fl. fa.'s to
ID me directed the two first from the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Kinds Coun-
~, for the first District and the two last from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Rankin County. win proceed to sell at pub
lie auction 20 the highest bidder for cash with
in the hours prescribed by law, in front OF the
City Hall, in Jackson, on the first Monday the
9Th day Of August next I'll the right title and
interest Of the defendant Edwin Moody. in and
in the following described property tO-wit: 10
lot n; 10 lot l0north. in the city Of Jack
son. w \, ; + Z, section IS. 7 6. Z l east lot
No. ? in SIC. 2, I >. X east; also. 10 Let N;
10 a lot Is :; 10 lot u y; 10 lot 10 \: % lot
- y; 20 alot - y; y lot "A n; Il lot y \;
, lot p n; in the city Of Jackson. Also, lot
!. sec. ?, T ;. X east; east s + y and 3
acres in W corner Of sec. %, lots I. and 4, in
sec. d all in T6 r ] east, lying and being in
the county Of Kinds and State Of Mississippi,
which was levied mon as the property Of the
defendant Edwin Moody, and val be sid 10
satisfy the above stated cases and all costs that
NAV accrue thereon
s. 2. THOMAS. sheriff
June 18th, 1sG6-w-4t. Kinds County.
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There's in thee much that we believe OF
Heaven
Amazing brightness purity, and truth,
Eternal joy and everlasting love /"
Dear as thou hast ever been to MS yet
dearer now .housand-told, and, next TO
God, henceiorth iorevermore enshrined in
every manly SOUTHERN HEART!
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ne gefh2He Hhtttb S Ha@0r Straps.
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Observation-Disclosures, Good .amaritan, Mustang
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Observation-Disclosures SANDS, Shakers and
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PiAL;-Ayers sugar coated, BraEdrcth's an
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General Grant.

'ENHIS Stallion viii be found at my stable in
Nallham, Mondays and Tuesdays, and at
the Ellsworth stable on SATURDAYS. This horse
will be FIVE years old June 9Th, weighs 1000 lbs
stands Is - hands high and Of a black color
This fine animal is graceful in form and action
and for bottom and speed cannot be surpassed by
any horse Of his age. lie took tile first premium
at the Hancock County Foir
Terms, single service 81 co. fer the season
5000. WILLIAM GRANT.
Nal.Lau, June lst, 1896. 2m2o
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lie w Store,
New Business.

rFNHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
Ellsworth and vicinity that hey keep con-
stantly en- hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
shingles and ClapLoards Of al! kinds and
qualities,
Pine, spruce and ueAlock lumber Of all
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada oats
suitable for feed or seed, choice yellow Corn
Meal, Barley. Beans, Lime, Plaster sc, dc.
Also on commission a lew barrels ef choice
Family Flour, which We warrant to be equal
to any III this market, aud aud will sell
cheaper than any of neighbors.
Also few toms Of stove Coal
Wear paying and viii continue to pay the
highest CASH price for
Hemioc6 Bark. C,dar Posts and Siogas,
NMasie, CiaptOards and LuaJer Of all
kinds.
Give US call, at our new store on Water
Street.
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Ellsworth, March C, l8CG.
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Ellsworth, April 20, 1850. /
wTNEsLAND.

EARM AND FRUIT LANDS. ia amid and
henlthf,l cllnate. thirty miles south 4 PhjHdel
dha by RAILROAD, in New Jersey, the line Of
latitude Baltimore. Nd.
10 "A sandy oan, suitable icr Wheat, Grass. Corn, r.
haeca Fruit aud Vegetables. THIS is "a gTcm f34ti
co9gfrU Five hundred Vineyards and Orchard, nave
been planted out by experienced fruit growers. traps
Peaches Pears &c., produce immense profits. Nineaul
is already one ef the NEST beautiful places in the AteJ
States Tie entire territory, consisting Of aiy square
miles Of land laid upon -enerd system OF i'm
movements The land is only sold to actual settlers
with provision for public alOrnmeut. The piece ac'
count Of its great beauty well other advantages
has become The resort o. PeoPte 81 taste II has IN
or ased we thousand people within the past three years
Churches Stores Schools. Academies, societies OF Art
and Learning and other elements Of reinemrnt and cg
ture have been introduced. Hundred Of people are
constantly settling. Hundreds Of new houses bs!r
cnnstrrcted Price Of Farm !td, twenty acre lots and
upwards, s25 per acre. live and ten acre and Village
lots for sal
Fruits and Vegetables rpen earlier in this district than
in any other locality moth OF Norfolk, Va Improved
places for sale.
Openings fer al kinds Of business Lamher Yards
Manufactures Fouudres, Stores, AMI TIT Pike end
Steam Power, with room, can be rtHtcd.
For persons who sire mid winters, heathfHl eli
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Attempting In fruits and possessing all other social
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Letters answered and the Nluclaud Rural, a paper
giving fall Information, and containing reports u SCION
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Township, NeR jersey.
From Rsuo3t Of Sol5a Hablsoa, Aqrtsn ltpr9l
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fensff ffrtte tracts, IN almost ttet position 4ad
suitable condition for pleasant farmiag That no. kR0V
qt tais EIDE qf tle HeStuH Prairies2 j.2s-5m25
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health.

DIR bow Physician and Surgeon. Nc. Elcot stree,
Boston, Consulted daily r all di,ecses incident to III,
female stem. fraaisus teri, falling Of the Womb
Flour Atgs, sup resiou and other menstrual dcfanse
hets, are all treated upon new pathological principles
and speedy relief guaranteed in very few days "a in
var1ty certain is the mode Of treatment that NOS
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted Der
scI Trloices in perfect health.
Er. Dow has doubt had greater experience in III,
cure OF diseases Of aI children than any other
physician in Boston.
boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish te
stay ia Boston a iew days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since lsta having ned his whole at,eD
ton To an Office practice for the Of private Diseas
ani Female Complaints, aCkuow edges superior n The
uted states.
y Ali letters must contain four red stamps or they
will not be answered.
Once Hours from A. NJ. TO p. NJ,
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TESTIMONIALS

regard ". Eddy q the most cur.b}e amt
successful practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse. CHAS MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
Il nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors tqat ticy
can ct 'mIey man NOR, competent anil tr'tsfr ar
uy aud more capable 81 putting tlcir applications
form Ia secure for them early and favorable coasd
Grafton at the Patent Office.
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Carriages For Sale.
E1yOa SALE, one Top Buggy, in good repai-
\ and 9ac Open Lusgy, nearly new.
L. Ii. GREEDY.
Eli,wortA, July 10, ls66. 5w25*