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EULoaY ON Mr.. BADGER.


will Be seen BY the following letter. In reply 10
the request Of the members Of the bar ofwake coun.
ty. that the Hon. Wm. A. Grsham has consented 10
deliver the eulogy, in the city II RslsigA, On their
late distinguished citizen, the Hon. George Z. Bad.
ger: fsl a
Halsboroosh. May ss,h. 1856.
GEsTLEnEs: Yours of the cad inst !.
inviting me, in behalf Of the gentlemen Of
the bar Of Wake county. to deliver in the
city Of Raleigh discourse in commemo-
ration Of the talents and virtues nf our dis
tinguished assoc iste and friend. George Z.
badger. whose recent demise occasions so
signal loss to the profe ssion and the eoun-
try. owing TO nv absence for few days
from home. was received only yesterday.
However much fregret that your selec.
tian for this Office had no, fallen on some
enc Of more leisure and greater capacity.
twill afford me melancholy satisfaction
TINS TO unite with you in paying funeral
hsnors to one so worthy Of every tribute
of respect and affection. The tine for this
ceremony, which you are pleased 10 refer
TO my appointment. trust may be lei, TO
future arrangement.
Very respectfully yours.
w. A. GRAHAM
| To Messu Kemp p. Battle. Charles Manly. Thns
Bnge. Jshn II. Bryan, Il. w. Hssst and Sion H
Rogers, Esqlifes.
The following brief and eharaee;isiie letter il co.
pied from the New FORK wslchman. Il III letter
Of Introduction TO Judge Story. given on oss Oees.
sion BY Mr.. Webster 10 Judge Badger. We give j,
% show in how high estimation Nc. Badger va. bad
| By one OF our greatest statesmen.
Dear Su:-l present yeu my friend. Hon. Coo,
T. Badger. OF North Carolina,-your eSss !, and he
superior Of
fsun very respectfully.
u. WEBSTER
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NaoRTANT FROM MEXICO.

San Frsneiseo, May 81.
The Mexican Consul has received an Of
icial dispatch dated 10th inst. Gem. Ma
Zatlan. announcing that the Liberals at.
tasksd the garrison 81 Hermsnvills on The
4th. and after bloody struggle. captured
and pillased the town. Imperial reiniurce.
msnts subsequently arrived. killed 200
Liberals. drove away the baIanSs, and re-
captured all the booty. Mr.. Ainsa. an
American citizen, and Don Gonzales, who
refused 10 give the Liberals $40. 900, 10.
gsther with thirisen Americans, we're cru.
ely murdered.
The lmpe-ialist, defeated cayana aud
Songslva. killing. $50.
Several wealthy families have arrived
here. flying from Liberal guls. The pub.
lished aecouau declare that in the attack
on Hermonvilfo the Liberals numbered as
foreigners and 5sOeitixrnS who assisted
% defend the tosn.
Letters eorrohorats the statement Of
forced contributions by the Liberals The
town was pillaged and women violated.
The population Of Sonora Was rising 70 ..
'snss ihs wrongs perpeira,sd By The Libe.
rails.
The bankrupt ball. has passed. The House
and there is reason 10 believe that il will
pass the Senate. Y is asked by the credit.
or as veil Is the debtor interest. This is
not. like the two former. bankrupt acts. a
mere temporary. eIpedient TO relieve debt.
ors. but is intended to carry out an unrr.
,ecuted and important esnstitationai pow.
er. to establish . pefmansnt and uniform
system Of bankruptcy.
Some ol the leading provisions of this
bill havs slrsady been adopted asa par, Of
the bankrupt law Of England. and were du-
" credited. 20 their American source.
Mr.. Ienckes. Of Rhode Island. Is the au-
thor Of the bull. snd il has been maiursd
and perfected and perseseringly urged up.
on The House by him and his able associates
Of the joint Committee which had the sub.
ject 10 charge. NaiisaGI lnisiiigsuey.
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The Government received last year $500.
900 from the lhree,csat tax On photographs.
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THE WEBSTER VASE.

The magnificent vase which.hs citizens
Of Boston presented 10y subscription. lin
tied to one dollar eachj to Daniel webster
IN 1885 as ian enduring testimonial q
their gratitude for his services. and espe-
cialIy for his unsurpassed combination Of
logic and eloquence" in the great debate,
with Hayne. has been purchased az tina.
Webster family by some gentlemen Of Bcs.
ton, who hold the immortal Statesnan's
memory precisus, and has been by them
presented TO the city Of Boston, with a 70.
cues, that il be perpetually kept in the hail
Of the public library for security and pub.
lie inspection. The vase, a beautiful worh
Of art. rejecting the highest credit upon
the tase Of the designer aud the skill oil the
manufacturer. bears on its front this in
scription: s.. @ a5
Presented 10
DANIEL WEBSTER,
THE DEFENDER OF The CONSTITUTION,
BY the Citizens Of Boston,
October ~, 1885. &c
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To Messn Kemp p. Battle, Charles Manly. Thos
Bragg. Jshn II. Bryan, II. w. Hsast and Sion H
Rogers. Esquires.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-30

TAX BArTisf CurRcH.-A revival is
going on at tue Baptist Church in Green
Vile, and thirty three persons have been
received into con'ihun'ou. and were bap.
.ised on Sundays The Moun,aiueer says
'ha, the persons baptized were ali young,
and ,hs Oumbes embraces some Of the
most promising youths Of both sexes
There were eighteen t,ales aud fourteen
females in tho number.
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GFsTs:-,Iiaving used and witnessed the
beneficial effects of Perry Davis Pain Killer,
take z,ea, ple'sure iu reso mmendinR il 10
the public u. the very bes. Family Medicine
with which nm acquainted. In this es.
t.blishnrs~t are employed nearly one hun
1red per, ons, and your Pain Killer has been
us.d With the most astonishing results
For FOnr Years not a single severe case Of
ho'ir. Summer Coinpslot, or Dysentery,
bu, has Welded like magic to the curative
roTers Of tho "K Her" and for Cuts
bruises. etc. it is in almost daily use, and
With like good effects.
JOHN TANNER,
Foreman of Wdghtson & Co.'S Printing
EstRblishthrnt, Cincinnati. Ohio
Sold bv Druggists and all Dealers in Fami.
ly Medicines.
May 30ih lS66-!m.
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-Iha Eedasal Qsaa,-
fbs statistics of mortality IL r.. F.,

The statistics of mortality in TIE Fed
eral army are exceedingly interesting
% the 18th Of April, 1861, President
Lincoln called for seventy five thousand
militia, and was ridiculed by many per
sons for calling out so large force, a,
the Seventh Regiment" of New York
dandies proposed crushing out the rebel.
hon by marching through the Confederate
States from Alexandra to New Orleans
Before our atnies were defeated and tho
Copfederacy destroyed, two million soven
hundred thousand men had enlisted in
the Federal sfmes, Of which number
hinstv,six thousand died in battle, and
one hundred and eighty four thousand
dielof disease.
This grand total oftwo hundred and
eighty ,honsand met their death in etery
shape. Fifty thousand were killed out
tigh. Upon the battle field ,hrrt t.fve
thousand died Of wounds. while disease
swep, off one Hundred Thousand.
Two millions four hundred thousand
left the Federal armies alive, but Of that
number scores Of thousands are legless,
armle.s and invalils, dsmemhered and
disfyured by their wounds. The numbet
Of commissioned officers who we're either
killed in battle or died from wounds or
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I'm EOUITY-f.ancaster

- - - isstii'SSISls
Er Parte q. ID. Melton, Bill To Per.
Solicitor Northern Circuit. Petualc Tes,i
mony.
Jones Crockett, Executor of john A.
S'ewmnn. deceased having this day filed
in my office an ap LEGATION in wiring. pray.
ing for leave TO have tnken and perpei uated
secondary evidence Of the contents and pro
bate "f the last Will and Testament Of said
deceased. bearing date the - day Of -
A D., 1861. and admitted to probate on the
- day OF s---zA A. D., 1861, the orr ginal
whereof Is alleged to have been destroyed,
all persons having like or OPPOSITE interests
in said paper are hereby notified TO appear
before me on the slih day Of August next,
to eroes. xzmine the testimony which may
be produced and introduce testimony in re.
ply, when such tes.ineny, IL not Iefuted,
shall be recorded.
X G. BILLINGS, ED.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster T.. H.
y. e.. May 10, 1866.
May23. I5-3m.
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Mill Notioa.

Mr.. ELI WILLIAMS has taken full charge
Of the Grist Mil belonging TO the estate Of
the late Minor Clintou.) on Bear Creek, one
mile from the Village, aud viii give st Iict st
ten'ion 70 the grinding Of all grain entrusted
to his oare.
All perons sending grain By negroes will
please send written nots, statiag the number
OF bushels.
Toll will be charged according to the iaw Of
the State: q"
Under 10 bushels, the onssighth.
Over 10 bushels, the ons.tenth.
Z. q. BILLINGS.
April tsh, 1858, s-Sm.
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PLANTATION
FOR SAFE.


AA lOFFER FOR SALE PRI.
AM EElA vately, my PLANTATION,
@IiI ,:,,s. and suRsToS's 7is = FERRY: ts
CROP thereon, consisting Of CORN, COT
TON, WHEAT, OATS, RYE and PEAS.
Said plantation consists or Two Tracts
Tract No, L, is situated on the West
aide of the Caiawba River, 26 miles from
Yorkvile, and in York District, containing
152si ACRES,
at least two hundred Of which is valuable
RIVER BOTTOM. There is.now n crop
of 450 acres growing on said Plantation.
The Ferrv, known as CURErON'S
FERRf,wil be sold with the place if de-
sired.
All the Stock, Agricultural Implements,
Wagon, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep.
Hogs, Corn, Fodder, and Bacon, can be pur.
chased with said Plantation.
Tract No. , is situated on the oppo-
site side of the river, but adjoining Tract
No 1. containing
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Masonic Celebration.
May IS, 9m.

ss1HSsek. JACKSON LODGE No SO.
s A.. F.. NJ: will commemo
rate the ensning st. Johns Day. in the usu.
al way, on THURSDAY. the 2Ist jun. -
A PROCESSION of The me IL brrs Of tho Order
viii b- formed at the Lodge Room ut u o.
clock. when theS will proceed To the n. f.
Church, ~here ..dife.ses will bs deli sred
by the Master 81 the l.ojss-B. J Wilmer
sp on, Esq and w. NJ. Corners, ESQ.
Neighboring Lodges, and Masnms every
where are invited 10 unite in the celebration
The public generally are invited to hear Ne
addresses.
A Pic Me dinner will be prepared for the
occasion, to which the Masonic fraternity
are invited. The following commi lee has
been appointed TO -upervise the getting up
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j. S, CURETON.

Lancaster T.. H., ) C..
Mhv 10Th, 1860 IlI-t.
Columbia Caroiinian copy q week in
d"iv, for insertions, and send bill to this
office.
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United States Internal
nEVEYI7E,. TAX,

4 Ill LPERSONSI IN LANCASTER DIS
n trict aye hereby notified that will be
at The following places on the DAYS speei
fed, To receive returns Of Inco,es for Ihs
year 1858, and applications for Licenses by
all PERSONS engaged IN any kind Of business
from lst Of May, 1866 to Ist Of MAY, 1867
All persons engaged in any kind OF busi-
ness ar profession, snck N bankers. Whole.
sale and retail dealers, horse dealers, dis.
tillers, keepers OF hotels, and eating houses,
insurance agents, manufacturers, pedlers,
npothecaries, Photographers, butchers, own.
ers of stations and jacks, lawyers, physi.
cilns. dentists, architects, civil engineers,
builders and contractors, common carriers
and all other occupations are equired to
make application. 70 me for License.
Manufacturers, di,ililers, &c, M ust make
their monthly returns.
Holders Of Cotton, and Spirits Of Tur
pentins, owners Of carriages, pinnof,rles
watches and gold and silver plate, will
make returns to me.
AZ Col Nelson Bells Mond'y, May %
Matthias Crenshsws, Tuesday, =. 90
Z" Capt I. l., Cly burn'sWedne-day." 80
TaSahaw. Thursday, " 81
Rev.. Robt Hsgiers, Friday, June Ist
John SmaiTs, Saturday," I'd
Lancaster, e II, Monday, 4" 4th
"J II NcNnrrnys. Tuesday, 9Th
Thomas X. MagiIl's, Wednesday" 9th
4" PotIs' Store, Thursday, 7lh
." Bell Air, Friday, sth
Craig & Taylor's, Ss'ur,lay, 9th
Lancaster &. H., Monday, Z" II
=" Pleasan,iiilL(my residence)Tu'sdy"I2.
Penalty Ger doing business wi,hoat Ii.
censs, two years Imprisonment and $500
fine. For failure to make return of income.
twenty'f per cent. viii, be added 10 the
Assessment
II. J. liICKSON, Assistant Assessor.
tn Division, Isl Disirict, So. Ca.
May %. 1864,
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$50 Acres.

at least ore-haIf Of which is in original for.
ests, bu, 60 acres only in cultivation
am building n family residence on thus trac,
and will continue until finished or disposed
Of
For TERMS and other particulars spply
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-NsNAdXertissssaents. e.
TO THE LADIES.

IUsT RECEIVED, A NEAT ASSORTMENT
~ of LADIES HATS, embracing the very
latest tyles,-from fine to coarse,--which will
be sold much cheaper than hats have been
selling in this market
Mrs. L. F. CARTER.
Lancasterville, NAY 80, 1886.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

.CuARLorrEE, May -.
But little cotton selling. We quote at
20 gold; 20 cents currency.
New YoRK. May %.
Cotton firm and advancing. There is
n fair demand at 3s aud 40 cents.
Gold 35!.
LATER.
Gold still advancing; prices 36f-
1--WE Learn privately thai It is held at SO
cents
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SOUTH Lancaster District.
by D, A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for SAID District.
WHEREAS, Jno II. Latham has applied 10
me for Letters Of Administration en- all
end singular tho goods and chaltels, rights
and credits of Andrew G.. Latham late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to DO and
appear before me nj our next Ordlnary's
Court for the said District, to lie holden at
Lancaster Court House, on the 9Th day
OF June, next, ts show cause, if any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this 10Th
day Of May, in the year Of our Lord
one theusasd eight hundred and sixty
ak, and in the Goth wear Of the Inde.
Pendence Of the United States Of
America.
d. A. WILLIAMS, o. Id. ..
May 23.-2t
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I'm. EQUITY-Lancaster.

Landy w. Bailey, Adm'r Jemi. } Bill for
ma Hamnod, rs. Nathaniel arcou n /
Bowers, ct. NJ. >and relief
II appearing to nv satisfaction that Ma
than;el Powers, and Barnett d. Johnnon. re.
frndants in the above stated crso, rcsid,.
beyond the limits Of This State, on mo,ior
Of Kershaw g. Connors, SoI'rs for Com
painant II is ordered that the said Nathan
lei Bowels and Barnette ID Johnson. do
plead, answer or drnur To the Bill in said
ease on or before the first day If Septem
Der next otherwis. Judgment pro con Tesso
will bc ordered again~; them
K. G. BILLINGS GELD.
Com'rs Office. Lancaster e. HI
s. G llay 81 1865 3m.
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FOE SALE OR RENT

NJ l former place of residence. situated one
Va mile Northwest from the capitol be.
tween the Livingston and Canton road and y.
u q >. Railroad containing 100 acso--Igtlin
cultivation, the balance well timbere /. The
improvements consists in partial enclosure
oil the place with plank fence, three most ex-
eeiient cisterns, few out houses and large
garden under picket fence.
viii sell the whole ina body or in Tots from
We 10 twenty acres to suit the purchaser.
Apply to Col. J. l.. Power, at Clarion Office
Erskine Watkins, at Howard Shaw Il Cos.
NONI3dlm w L. ROSS
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DOCTOR SPYER,

V'EETH AND PAINLESS DENTISTRY,
i corner Camp and Canal streets, New Or
leans. 4 full Sett Of Teeth made in Thirty
Hours. Teeth inserted on Nulcanite Base.
vastly superior TO gold in every respect, being
much stronger and more durable, and can be
furnished at Half the Price.
T The most nervous persons can have their
Teeth inserted without the least pain. Teeth
Extracted without pain. sep2T-3Lno-d
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MACHINE SHOP.

FENHE Proprietor Of thiseld and well-known
Il establishment. is again at his post, ready
and willing to furnish everybody with castings
or machinery, for greenbacks. lie is prepared
to do as good work as can be done any where.
and at as low rates. Feeling very thankful
for all past favorS, L hope my old friends will
remember me in future.
In order to increase the business, and carry
1t on more successfully, offer one-half interest
to any one having capital, and wishing to en-
gage III the business. tits almost useles for me
to say that It Is the best paying inv stment
that can possibly be made in this country.
Any one wishing to invest, will please call on
me at the works, or Gen. Joe Bell, at his office.
J. o. STEVENS.
Jackson, Miss, Sept. II, 1866. diff.
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machine Factoru. Iaclrson-- rriss

w w. HARDY has now in operation new
Wv and Splendid Machinery-Most Com
plete ever put up in this City.
SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS,
And all other work manufactured at the short.
est notice with neatness and dispatch.
Dressing, TOngued and Grooved Flooring,
Ceiling, WeatherbCarding Shelving, &c.
BurwelPs Metal Casket, Black Walnut anu
all other kinds Of wood collins.
He is now prepared to do any description
of work in the shortest time and on the most
reasonable terms. oily
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Dickson House For sale.

HO settle partnership on this valuable
4 property, it Is now offered for sale on such
accommodating terms a to offer the greatest
lhducement to any party desiring to invest
money.
The house Is large and convenient. having
superior accommodations for One Hundred
Guests; The buildings are new. and are fitted
tnfouShout with new and elegant furniture.
Situated in the most desirable part of the city.
IL Will command hereafter, as it now does. and
always has heretofore done, most profitable
custom
Apply to c. r DICKSON
WV II dIHl Manager.
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FOR SALE.

EIVE NDRED AND SEVENTY
Il Acres of land, 'ituated on the Livingston
road three miles Northwest from the city of
jackson. Three hundred acres in cultivation
the balance well timbered. The improvements
consists in dwelling containing six rooms.
good negro quarters, good cisteIns &c.
Apply to VIM. II. Allen, in jackson, or to
myself on the premises.
Noy.l3dim j. ii. NICHOLS
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WILLIAW YERGER, .lR..

A TTORNEY { -JUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A jackson, Miss, will practice in the various
Courts IN the counties of Kinds. Rankin, Madi-
son, lssaquena, Washington, Bolivar, and in
the United states District at Jackson.
All business entrusted to him, will receive
prompt attention.
Special attention given to the collection of
claims seDtI2dtf
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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
a and Agents for the Purchase and Sale of Real
Estate will practice their profession in the various
courts of Copiah and adjoing counties.
Special attention given 10 all business entrusted
to their care. my 24dly.
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G. II. Subway,

IA MANUFACTURER OF SADDLES. HAIR
NESS AND PLANTATION GEAR, AND
DEALER IN LEATHER AND SHOE
FINDINGS.
Texas Saddles, of most approved patterns :;
English, Shaftor, Pad Saddles. -ud Misses Sad
dies; Horse Boats, Biting. Harness Covers,
Steel, Port, Snatile and Chifney Bits, and every
description of Horse Furniture. Harness,
Sole, Patent and Enamelled Leather. Kip,
French and Domestic Calf Skin, Ro ms and
Linngs; Carriage, Buggy and Trotting Har
ness; hains, Hames and Collars. sepSdIy
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JACKSON.
groceries and Provisions.

'T1ItE Undersigned have now in store. and are
Il 4 daily receiving GROCERIES and PLAN
IAIION SUPPLIES. which they will dis
pose OF a. the Lowest Market Rates.
We will make Liberal Advances on all Cot
on C consigned to New Orleans through us.
II. E. BATE q CO.,
oc2- -d3m State Street. jackson
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T'ENDERS his Professional Services to the citi-
i zens of Jackson and vicinity
=, - Residence opposite Campbelhte Church,
house formerly occupied by Mrs GuiOn.
Ohce at NJ S. Craft & Co.'S drug store.
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JACKSON STOVE DEPOT
At Col. r. A Smiths late Stand.
ISHART G STRAUSS


TFn. Copper md Sheet Iron Ware
pO0FING and guttering done at shortest notice.
IL on the most approved stye, and on reasonable
terms.
Always on hand-TIN WARE JAPAN WARE.
household Family Goods, at wholesale and retail
winch we propose to sell at New Orleans and St
Louis prices.
Our arrangements with first class Southern and
Western houses, are now complete We can furnish
any thIng IN our line as low any other establish
ment in our trade
- 9 keep constantly fun supply of TIMERS
mA ~ LERIAl which we offer to the trade at regular
wholesale prices
Our STOVES are of the best pattern and made
eX Xpressly tor the Southern market and our whole
STOCK has been carefully selected and laid in since
the dectt7lc IN prices and determined to give
our customers the benefit thereof
p" We are also fully prepared to manufacture Smoke
STACKS escape Steam Pipes, and all and any work
IN our nne, connected with Steam Wills
Ofders from the country respectfully solicited and
p'"in2uy attended to. jel0diy.
j A g * S . u FOC Nd RY
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JACKSON,
Fer Sale

ENiE comfortable and convenient residence
IL formerly occu, led BY Dr. Poindexter.
Also, the residence nearly opposite the
Christian Church, belonging to Mrs Guion.
Apply to L. MINIS.
Nov II dim
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y. DONNEL,
Private Boarding.

yayHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED \
Private Boarding House in Jackson; where
persons can find a comfortable and cheap
homo The house Is situated on Pascag0ula
street. Just below the City Hall.
Nov. 6. lin MRS. GEO. DOBSON.
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APP & HUFFMAN.

nENTAL SURGEONS. JACKSON, Miss.
ES DIR. KNAPP having associated DR.. JOHN
W. HUFFMAN with him in the practice of
Dentistry, would recommend him to his friends
and patrons, as a gentleman of skill and eXpe-
rience in his profession, and every way worthy
of patronage. DR.. IL. will occupy my office
during my absence, and attend to those in the
country who may desire his services.
Jackson June 20, 1866. diff.
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VIZ - vsrEEPRs--

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
n Agent jackson, bliss
Wl practice in all the Courts held at Jackson and
IN the United states District Court at Oxford Mss
collections promptly madein all parts of the State
fIanIatlons bonght aud sold having superior facili
es here, North and in europe
once at the Old Land Office in the Capitol.
I'LL
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A. b. BULLARD. \. VI. NELSON. II. D. SHAW
prELsRn NEaaNN 4 SHAW

A ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRS AT
ALAW. Carrollton, Miss,
will practice in the Tenth Judicial District.
TERMS OF COURT.
Calhoun. I'd Monday Of March and September.
Choc+oU Ath