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This Company is fully prepared to take Risks
against Accidents of all kinds Travellers Risk includ
ed for any amount from $500 to COO aud for any
length of time from one Day to five years at lowest
established Rates
30 cents will insure against Travellers Risk for
Days in the sum Of 5000 with Il Weekly compen-
sation OF $1,000 in of total disability by accci
dent
2j cents will insure You for day against
General Accidents including Travellers Risk IN the
sum of 1J,ON with weekly compensation in of
total disability, $500
$3.50 will insure you ten days against General ac-
cdents fer $4,000 with weekly compensation of S2j CO.
$500 will insure you month against General
Accidents for 5000 with weekly compensation of
$500.
SS0,OO Will insure you one year against General
Accidents in of 5000, weekly compensation 70
total disability ! % 90
Other amounts for all kinds at proportionately low
rates.
This is the only Company of its kind domiced in
New Orleans, and reference to the subjoined
Of the Directors and General Board of References is
sufficient guarante to ALL of its stability and must
command the confidence Of the public throughout the
country
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5 st. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

et knowledge and short inspection Of VIII
bbs' Machines will disperse all prejudice.
fch made by Wilcox g. Gibbs Sewing Ma
. stronger and more beautiful than hand
1x & Gibbs Machine will sew, hem, fell,
Nrk gather, quilt, cord and embrOider, with
AatisiactiOn Please call and examine.
oE& Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
HfI NO. 5 ST. CHARLES STREET,
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Iced OUNDR Y.
(EstabIished in 1929
Corner Delord and Foucher Streets

We beg leave to inform our friends and the lpuble
generally that prepared, formerly. to man
ufacture Steam Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Sugar
Kettles, Draining Machines Saw Mills. Cotton Presses
Newell Screws. Gin Gearing Furnace Mouths, Crate
Bars, all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat Works,
and every description Of Machinery for the South. q
mhaidusnl LEEDS co.
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HODGE & JUNE
ID A N K E r .
8 NO. 60 WEST THIRD STREET,
CINCINNATI ja1Odtf
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HIGH COURT OF ERRoRs'AND APPEALS.
January Special Term 1866. Wednesday
February, 25th, 1866.

Ordered, that at the next April term of
this court, the docket of the first District
shall be taken up on the third Monday of
April, and the cases thereon shall be heard
until the 18th day of May. That the docket
of the third District shall be taken up on the
second Monday of May, being the 14th day
of said month, and the cases thereon heard
until the 2nd day of June. That the docket
of the second District shall be taken up on
the first Monday of June, being the 4th day
of that month, and the cases thereon heard
until the business of that docket is disposed
of. .gz
A true copy from the minutes. {
Attest. SAM'L LIVINGSTON,
/ lMarch4d3ot Cler k.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.


GEN. JAMES LONGSTREET, Q.ongstreet, Owen
& Co.. President, New Orleans,
J. G. HOLDREDGE, (Holdredge Paxson & Folsom }
Vice President New Orleans
A. G. GRAHAM, President First National Bank New
Orleans
T. p. MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans
GEN. F. ]. HERRON, Commission Merchant New
Orleans.
| SAM. DEBOW, Commission Merchant New Orleans
| w. c. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant New Orleans
J. P. DILLINGHAM (DnlinghAm a. Bonner, iAttor
ney,) New Orleans.
| EVERETT & LANE, Wholesale Boots and Shoes %
| Magazine street, New Orleans.
| A. J. .1NGERSOLL of Mobile Ala.
| GEN. W.. WRIGHT, of Mem phis,!T
| W. d. GRISWOLD Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
| GENE. B. NICHOLS, of Texas.
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia.
c. WILLIAMS, Secretary, New Orleans,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MANSION HOUSE,
(Formerly Headquarters)
A. G. Sims Proprietor,
Front Row,
Marchsd3m COLUMBUS KENTUCKY
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Liberal deductions from premiums Twill bo made on
siy and twelve months Policies wheu renewed direct
At Home Office Address Lock Box 400, New Orleans.
General Supervising agent,
MAJOR THOMAS RHETT, of sc.
MEssRs. BARROws q sMYTHE,
District Agents, jackson, Miss,
Are now proposed to issua Policies and Tickets Of all
aa'crio,ions for this company April 7df
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FEW REASONS WHY
III cox & G l B B S
aEWING MACHINES (


- Superiority of their construction.
pr nolseless motion hardly perceptible in
WDm.
eir utility, performing all kinds Of sewing
atest ana strongest manner.
re needles cannot be set wrong, hence do
,Nk as do Others. 9'ua
Aney do not get out o. repair, or require fire.
penditures Tor new improvements"
pr economy consisting not more than one
price Of inferior machines.
DER popularity which is the best indica-
|eir worth; they are now disposed of readily
eity In Europe, superseding every Sewing
hitherto in use i
hey perform their work with regularity and
without a false stitch or break. so frequent
ers, and can be managed and made 10 work
but trial of these beautiful and simple
sehines, TO convince the most skeptical OF
priority over all others manufactured.
rall and see them in fun operation It
NO. ST. CHARLES STREET,
Third Door above Canal Htfes
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Ssfcntiidber GSessauf.

sts arwalt iWy Den glBntt WtrSt % un CTt un6
Sttne am BNrntIfaRc, 8. Aprl, NtrtaJs IL
ttr (uttr has De ter a~nalnitia tt, cb:r grt en- Haa
ioi9enteu Rage, bur ictsIn Siunet) tpm 8ertapit
ausbtetsu:
1857 ater 2anb. las 9anS briHhct f9
nidt mtb,, ais Ia eptr 2 glItt bon ter SliulbabE.
fattpu III atliSpile. Frtuce GEORGES Count, NO.,
1T iebr aeuno IN aut't Nadbarh1it 1tIcScu rat auiC
Altae &C. uagciaCr so HdeE IT. Q cultirrt otr Dt,it
MT ltbirercm prl5e beipadlcu ole ia NJ Il! gut be-
nd cit. cr. ecber bon ber tcH;t GHalltGt uu0 edB
poi, iebr rc,tbpCu
Weqcr ,eintr giabe Sur Glientahu III e ccT!tCifih
iGr ttgcue ~yttuaue.n s~tt'sEct. ret in WRibtrgtcu Ce
IGdite ibut, obcr III pa iimcie All i0iig 10 unb etnt
9tiE1atb TN Gau6t mitniGt.
aauhuin8s fuc siuat bas E~tigisum u teI6h-
AN unb o'u, Ser. Gpic betiuurbntH, o. bE bl59e iae
Sipneg eutldlplicR ii, ~ o%cr'auicr,
Sbelbp 9tdrf Aopo'at,
roo urpIr WaTIkotc', Utb.
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Ssaassss Sancrnenter uno 2ano'

III pbars8hr acenue, d eer ~jtautiif-. Oo'f-, SAT
FORE. \ t,rtD-, Vsier5ioWn-. 5lebeut- u. gbia.
telpti1-Gunriie ju %Certalfeu turd1
d NJ. =. st8btuer,
t95-D Ode ben GGTlbs u. faustttItr.
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&maeenhSE

8AsakyA &hasenbSf+
tSiHtiA Tem 0tebrteR su6lttim ,ur W'odtttt
Bah th rru btr n9ottimprra g d. iten0steIihoft" obi
ar Plat taWii6 an mid pesradt babe. Sb rpettS
9tc RDtrtbihpit, bo cine rtuC EdietaBeeIibait tbtt
r6icbutunbeU II. f. 10. balelbit bait, lntSr ofnt btt-
bergen Nsulcni so gcutci" t%ortfItrsn II. ccrfyrcde
itttr Stt nit ben reiieH Sptiieu II. %rtrinieu auiU.
lparttt ,--gu@ ~oerjre id m,iuen pbog bouetter @e.
icllbaficn ~ GrfurliOnnt. pic ytcS II. r., &sreJ
Ririt9en It. btlHcreu Page iregen ibetrtft ibn'@
arbcrer 9etBnlcunasOrt. Ole Cars gtbcn BE ,uut
ylage, oui Wc'tcm Hh etnrlbdbntn, Ear3iaIOns,
g%Nrcuiiel, p0OiISa6 &c. beftroer.
SCrm. Strbh,
lIenlB, 3NpO ,Ghiteuhpi", Wcldtt NVtnuc,
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nm 8 ltbr an Crt unb Stc1t.
Erga 6rcGcG IL. fchr mcr'bpcIc8
HM ScTs!5um
in gBcts9 Baltimore. nGbc @iuelr.,
ANT WuFttru

ais paS ,Wargllno.6ptr tctlnnt.
Cd pstt, DttnHJ0. 3 Urut 1870. HlNrt.
uni { ubr, an C-t uno Etclt els gaHis uniU ns'et
beictdnctr. isGr r~srtbroltc GruUteBsiibum sum Ger-
IA ne auttci.u; uuui'6:
sac cciirmis " tuutu 4 rcbh ihSucn 8ts
tauI,dttrttu aui er Rcrpititt et Ntrit NIluHCr,,
nabe Putitr. SIS bcnpt an l3et- FIlt nClsr. cine
,lrcrie Ucu l0S nus Wuc B.ttW ctt Gtri; gcu 100 ans
tte Watprlil'. euro.
DIE Decentralization, al6 cas- ,R ~IrplNuba
Spttl" trra1rt ri. $50, bi2 II. 63I utitcN,n ans
rtrsm ercBm btttIbt len tltt.lntrueH tSetauoc UNI
fann,e,btn tatitti er1eu STtcrlctluttu Rrcsen
gadttt- StGue It, Stuppcp uno pldcnC utttiunAea
une p,auenI hieitSu iur Gin Ncttl tIitt Hlait turft
sTUfet sic 'aIcn cttr dcitIuraucn GUEiF Nltt
foe 5000 labtl d an ~pin'tld't H,uie rt'IsIt2st.
tsruntyn5 s6 prC NtcrituB.
gsoiuQungeu Zee @sttau'tSi ec rai'tt baar, et
Utt tn l Ii. 2 Satrsu NIT Sin fen Il. Saatlon. Gttcl:
uutttrettt1r.
e. .. Hcrtr, aut..
(T5-sO) Rr. 81, galtq.cJri;g.
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.tu fNNttH-
fsAss - Gin Ipetlttttses Wsplsroci- B o bnbout
kf:. rtti, / fttdtsen ptnitre.tdute yallor, SpeiiS
JHaafittR ,immt. ah6e uno 4 .3tHmtt eutbalieno, nit
Sporant,sNm Dele, in esalspVrlb-, hGbe ye teear.
SreiS sll00; euluojtnS S2l.
Senrp n. eccfe,
(6S- YET. 0, sap Buildings, ct. gauffr.
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Gtn ]fagutiet unb GHigrTH zlitr hem Hrodhr1rr
yPllIte acltuurel, NJ lUsNeu gi&ilfUsIGuttutnl
btnla gu oet'au'sH. Nahyufmacn III osy CRY. ., ~.
IIl-p1
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Rafaeier 4rtisaSittete
bon unh mad

= ~ ~ ~ u . III
AHtperpen,
R1ttetb N,
Bremen,
@O~tbenbprG,
Snpte
cher tr9eno eintm aubsTu strcpiiiHtu Gsstaitn Fr5
tn Der Office res Grmmtiiiousr oi Gniolatcr, nrrb.
pitltdhe Gle bon Baltimore II Rortbitr., III ben Won
zen betr. 8ampiIGifslinieu fsFsci,gttn p.sticn III
baten; escuio gBsd,isI nab S6wCoen, SeN,i1 lamb u.
anoern Haneern Gmcra's. geriprc,t lpslGe min
fben. ible Seripanbten beruteriomulen gu tajien. ia.
ben ben b~ciruoereu Boltb,tt, bdB bieit Eabrbi.ictc ittr
elm SanseS Sabr 9ultte iino "uo oue, mean iis Mot
9tttau6t ipeltcn iculsn, bG8 @slb taiitr ntti A6;ue
eet ecnlrtiiiion suruderltatttt miro. Mud ntfo bei
NIT folfen 8iaets c~erjebeueu ga1agiersn iplpobI am
BGto btS Sdifes, ais aud nab iBrsr AutUrtt ii
ttsiGn 2anbs ieofr S6us C%arartirt.
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6tr enc Eom.l.e pbne tIrte, Elm 0cbrbluS phrr
ems @chriua uru 3-i ; watru retit R,Jtr. eit.
CltrtIu ctbttlct MAT un.ey yslttr IS. 9. e" IN Ger
CiNc: Gee ,grUHgeacsuien" nit u5lrcl &rfdSl ttS
NNtiBprlks. E3-G
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Gciort 1 il6lt0t ,ittsCcmaler; auitr gcbu II, slu.
elUoe &eiaGtt4uul WldtUcIt. DtIh melee lib y 8,
%earcgia, uate CH2yle5itr., tu pTu. GebmNnH.
Yaltr. 7l-7D
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gkr. SeR,
s~a@fSt6tt pon SalDt @etssr,

Ut. %, PefnQni.rqbeI
'Htptttbt fei1 sui-aticrttrtes Eager ben ~eIeeHbeE
@e9tritanben, alsi
heiFnsereH, rslrtlbtrnen Ii. p~ldittrieu Raartn,
S~atgbeiGiaaet u. 8srl!eruneeH, Fbirpidtteu. Runs
men II. SunsrbalSb1n6eiu Ghnrt lst;tgelu, GytppeI,
garltr Sctb, NabeIieiltu, eMubiasen, gDlirbarfen iIr
Gpihareeitsr, Gdfeimsiiiua. Reuiiiber aQsr GUrteA,
Gtabt &C., SbeTmoms,sr Il. BisiTaaGen. Bas- uHb
Ghlit6bIrfer. Epii7eeh S&IduGeR, &or!cat 5abnga
e. fir Srausrsteu.
Htrtbe fn6eu ein aRprIimert bon iscraIiisru,
5irnsn, Bsnttlsu II. {. ~, ]beipncerS bic berilhmtei
re!sEtirien Nlerbdbre, beren ~elsiHiper a,rlGui fur
J'orBlcub. Tirritt Columbia &c. Rem lla.e,i eibueten
pct ben Grftu6eru iitertrrgeu l9uGbe.
rs BiHe arDBe Qartie gGotenpaaFer, naruettli6
ft,t.ifte Saden iGr Setter II. Barier, icebcu upH
@urttsntber5 etu6etrpiieIl, uuo bttiei uul genttat zen
suipru6
t9Iob4 ,6sFN as. 8ts.
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I rtcitsssl adblpciir 4Suycau,

vi, u.s. SCtrncittant.
DOft tInntu Gle uuttr ben ueitu g%tptu1vutsu
obnc grcBcR 9itpertuit Glcllrn rrbaItta.
6rrmNe nne r;r irnit " t;,t iudt duS trlcb,uit ctr.
%gtIooeu, bort ccr!uiprGGtn, eye tie aucetlu&lle nat.
fga2cu.
Ss9tt ttub meDrsre sttlltn often.
u q II Wslbt itb ItittR! (6I-)
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s-S2gr,: ypebcu crbalteH.
Is kitten ntle ttBbt Sptb gT6lntai
ESJK u GaCi6 jiouBb uno 5ttaep.
/fs2s 100 Rtltn Ft9bt No. Rauilbade,
fI%AE brett aus garfield @pur,i
ESSF zine luufs Plrtic lutjtIthrtit5 Connie
tclt EuS-Ttdtiatt AZ $50 Gts pro Eto.
BtSglsi6en llmllat II. Siuiag, aus %nclitlbsR CueHe
uno por lttiener einIe 10 90 20 Cts. VIC PIC.
ave errtsp pou SAL h ar', QDtiltn's u. giftCfe
Rau1tatadtn Sn ten tiutsiitR = I,iier Jt' eea siden
u. WpgtS
VI. l. Sne.SrtbTttiJ
Ter Del q. Braces Fneet man slsttdls itels st
,cieu Saeana- ure ,inbsintittl etearrtn ~ btliBen
Itetifn. (Ecp. Is, o WD
R3lGttcrs Eabacs!
Seuie e'bislt ID tcr gttaa,r ven @tio- Dott enc
paitt Geancstcut-S ,co pcu aas0eSeubtei gattr Qua
Iitat, rslpai i'd iebT bltB ium Ssr'aute aneisl'.
w NJ. VGuL
f6J-7O) VI. 4bl, Net-e0ltImtcrsiif.
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tfYA Y80bnH0W5 Ytt, Us. YIpIo. Ettr"r. Eo3
E5I;. gwnetad 1T IA rus Bet 1t. 100 tuB ticf.
LIE. yeNP mtlO am 10. aptl ot3ctcu. Q8cR,u 6c5
ytoberm pente mar fd an ! ~. DCuuM Slcrt5'
Oiitec 0s8 Nomnen Plsae Sttihts. L6l. 20 ~ CD
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Wnftepneif.
tBEsa SSbr WertbpoltS, ant cnitts
pirtrS Sduernout
in Sdlttmcre Counts, 10 Metlen ron
Der Gtapt unb etue DfstIe Ron Der got.
lleelpbid . IuruNife.

dut Gutttru,
80 tpcroe e dWhaa R~dbmtttaa ben
81. Vilrl, am l llbr. aui Der RQrit IN 2ceonetr.
rae t~tiicl8eEb teibItbmt, lrHt wstbocut Gut a.
tHt,th perau'ttohtrcH; e4aslbe Itlt 10 gPtlen pcu
be- St1tt uRb cine We IL prU trT Vtlaoslrbta IuTr
Eltm duBefit tlutTdlItt; 60 frb 100 auecrlcicas
DtItsuWt Ger b reu GcTle anitpdgn,t WUEcsu.
os Shurs Nu6 burdIVCJ III lItcm .3atauHe.
Ett @ttIulthleteH vtfsben IN urtn rroft7
VI obu bauf c nit z d CauG etalluRA Uue
l%cUllSi @tbcrartauocH. NJs SlHb lielt bon pHt
IL tnty rcltculWm BeHu0rU tot5eg D.,
IS lt tltlc5 rrr crctl tutt GtcVcuttt; las gui
lcgt % Ualc sy Statt u"o TIT iu iuAit9T WTe erg,f-
ta CaB NlewaUo etr agttipu mper4diHt3t la cn
irult.
yiihtrt NJGfurit utdlt man bel Nrr w.. q. TCu.
ten RI. 70 yJattitT. cctr btt , gp.pcrttr All
Ger .g06tt Utatlg Garnt an eu IrIlotpba Luuis
pl't Rcae.
StcugunGu; he 9i,he ieo,d6, be- R,F suf Gye.
bit.
Z. {. ecptr, autt.,
eos 70 . 81 Nj. 81. WEltiplrrsfT
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~ Gin febr GubfbcS 3'n6cri.
9G8 &ddftclu' 2SrbubaHs
an pCr NWb 0oneRr. gum 2tuEttcn3.
0frlaufe.

ns" Ger @-urc3tuS 1T uut te'u.
so wtlbc AM VI cut11 Ten > #rul Nidm!.
taRS 8 lbr, az CtI Wnb Spuc cas- tc"lltretlmlEtr
bSlbusteUe, ltbI WrItvr4t VgigIhuH 3uRG Gsrtluit
aueb,tlcn. uIn1IN
Oa5 Garyt HruutuGd utui Imprcpt-
m cuts, seIt5tn an ben Wcle.pcnb maize Crgcure
~. DlS @ulUotad bat an be, NclbtIaVs ere
6rCute pru 10 dud unb lluft - tug tlTnt U0di
sner 10 buB erclen Nntp. Id0 gag5ba! aira'RgJ
a. c St'ter. 2tusr.
Ce yaprOpmuat3 heitebeH orr. lId, 9]susjraNt j
dUS iUCni gut i~sgauter une t]'lHtrlsn . itt ges
BGdiiCu . gSshHhaUit mt Nlue uHb , ucs..tn
N3iittlu y Hicrlcbiubf. UJt bluG IuUI,c aus ou
btttti W0tcJi0lttl uub tutb tt tittdIm GtnttT
fur zen AelcrUdrti0et Eflrty ssnIut. en- Nrlrt
uiutit nW uUttr BEN BgHIsu Wst6uee. 2ls Nlut
ilN "a II enc ,Htr Set be- BEN Utr'auie tt;Utg IL
wtr.Gl Uuo gtIg ig,to tuEUta!B 20 Jlatn sac.
btn.
W]ttirpunNer 6es Qdtldftsi
Ole SaI't; blar. ban JsR 1T fc4S Wgllter, nit
Stnien uus NsnsgritRt,i E'urlitOit.
wuIuo3laB uur 1875,
Gam. q. @cUtr gui.
$50 Nr. 81 NaItmcrtNI.
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BefLaaat uHb UeinGt.


Gin dutet bsutittS 0S6t en-. nm Se atpSbuIihs
Sausarbtltsu. ERstH uuo goaihcu ~ t~tricrlsn.
Gutsr v,bn, Ra6juir8tn W.. a, D}arttt Syses.
IN ~
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Sm D,rPaufru,

Gin Guics g,athm Ia cine Ilttut iam..tc fir ace
rv1ulTe rautaltetl Rohmra5W Vi. 23 or
gaI!wneg,s, sp, aren't. Il. Sisb6r. Cl-d)
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safttmpres3~ tDetbrpIer
Samnfers'sinie,

llebetfaSrte, greis, In @pGb rtcr teNea gsptcvpertG
B%ael5arI Con Baltimore mad 2tpsrerO(;
Erite gaiute ........ $50.
l3nette $50.
ShUutntcQ .................. S"n.
Ucberfablts. Sdcins BON 2iperpool ~ cttoen Ntateu
Tam man, tpcru man itine 9erEanSie &C. blUbeI
folluntn laiitu MIL, bier l6Ieu.
goeaen 6abrbiaettu >penbs man I'D on Gas 5aurts
Bttlct-Surcau ber Baltimore 0biozGabn" In Sam.
bersG citation, resr an
Carl 6~tIbcbr1nbt,
gmiarantrn, @acnt, Ju OF, IbaaeStr.
&e9sn Srattbei 5rtsrtr9 peube man I'D an Sas
!Danrt 8rudts Bureau Der rSalttmo,e. .pabE",
SanlhensS tatirH. (~DSlg-Sutt1S)
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AgsAA 9arfprS &cuntp : &cfes
haiELk tbum III pcrfOufeu,

girr Farm pou 70 atcrn, tn Iritirj,t,m Sufanbs,
fur S2S0O-gtG iau5 en- ticncr VllB pcu n 2trtn
fGt $1,000 Gu br. ron 10 Wterr iur 5000 uno Cner
non 7 Ndtrn ids $3.50. - Dan mciot iit trute bet
y Z partIiN. ". liz. ylOIn-EinhLT. 90
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Gin auttr NrttIltT, UNI VITUTlitiIr ~ ma6en; nuttl
Fctr pub bejlblt Ht SoHrRt Wtllsr, GhIoNtE
N SertngtcWlr., N. 4dI. $50
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-06

The Worlds Washington correspondent
writes;
If were asked the not at all unusual
question, What is the complexion of the
present House." | should answer that it
graded all the way from the Saxon white Of
the small but pure Democratic side, through
different degrees Of dinginess-the milk and
molasses and cafe du lat included-to abso-
lutte Abysinian, bone-black negroism. For,
in spite of my friends remark, "We Of the
House know no such differences; the news
papers alone make distinction between the
radicalism and conservatism of Congress"
there is a strong and daily strengthening ell
ement of conservatism even in the House,
and it will manifest itself about mid-Janu-
ary.
This is an age of inquiry. Congress com
mences its general obstruction slaughter Of
the Southern States with resolution of in
quiryn into the condition" and claims" Of
these ein-and-out-of-the-U Union States. Indeed,
the entire proceedings Of Congress so far this
session are only series of commonplace CO.
nundrums. They ask too much. Their
very general anxiety fer information upon
subjects which the press has made plain
enough to people of ordinary comprehension
suggests the propriety, in the next Congress
sional elections, of filing the places of these
exceedingly ignorant members with men
who "read the papers" and are posted
about the vital questions Of to-day.
Butler il round. He shows" in public,
as Sayres did after his fight with Heenan,
that people may see he wasn't so badly bruis-
ed after all. | don't know how many times
/ heard last week that Butler had prepared
a terrific pamphlet in response to General
Grants report One man knew so much
about it that was tempted to "try him" on
advanced sheets for The World The pamph-
let was in press; then it was under revision /;
it was san awful showing up" a complete
vindication; all Of which led ne to suggest
a title: "Butler His Own Bottle-washer."
An artist was engaged to picture the hero in
full regimentals, wearing all his own militia
~ "orders," with one eye partially closed
(the honorable scar of some former fight,
possibly the single-handed setsto with the
bricklayer), with the gloves on with full
"belligerent rights and waiting for the Lien
tenant General to "come on"
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True Mobility.


The following correspondence, says the
Port Gibson Standard, il the full expression
and utterance Of the true vocabulary of the
heart-the true, generous, noble heart Of ex-
Governor Charles Clark. With a physical
frame torn and mangled in defence Of what
he thought right, his heart remains bright,
genial and glowing with the best emotions
Of kindness and generosity:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Jackson, Miss, Nov. %, 1860. J
Geaeral-At the recent election the voters Of
Claiborne county contributed thesum Of s.
for the benefit Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis and
Mrs. Chas. Clark This sum was transmit
ted to me with request that il be forwarded
as a slight testimonial of the deep sympathy
and gratitude felt for the services and sacrii-
ces you have made and the sufieing you have
endured for our Beloved country.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
BENZ. q. HUMPHREYs,
Governor Of Mississippi.
To Charles Clark, Bolivar County.
JACKSON, Nov. 30, 1865.
GoucTHor-f desire, through you, TO return
to the citizens Of Claiborne county my thanks
for the money rendered 70 me. do not
need it now, and request that the whole Of it
be sent 20 Mrs. Davis but my gratitude Is
none the less, and shall ever bear this gem
erOus expression Of sympathy in grateful
memory.
am, Governor, very truly and respectfully
yours, etc, CHAs. CLARK.