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A FEW REASONS WHY
Will G OK & GLIB s
SEWING MACHINES

1st. The Superiority of their construction.
I'd Their noiseless motion hardly perceptible in
a large room.
3D. Their utility, performing all kinds Of sewing
In the neatest and strongest manner.
4th. The needles cannot be set wrong hence do
not break as do others
5th. They do not get ont of repair. require fire.
quent expenditures for new improvements"
ct. Their economy consisting not more than one
half the price of inferior machines
Tth. Their popularity, which is the best indica.
ton of their WORTH they disposed of readily
in every city in Eutppe, superseding every Sewing
Machine hitherto in use.
sth. They perform their work with regularity and
strength without false stitch break so fre9uept
with others and can be managed and made to work
by a child.
1t needs but trial of these beautiful and simple
Sewing Machines, to convince the most skepicaf of
their superiority over all others manufactured
Please call and see them in full ereration at
NO. 8 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Jan Iod3m Third Door obc,ro f,.l Co..
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CONTRAST.

No one can read the testimony given by
Gen Lee before the Reconstruction Commit
tee and that of Gen. Terry, the Federal com
mander in Virginia, without being struck
by the difference not only in manner but in
acting between these two men. The one is
fair frank. manly outspollen evidently an
imared 10y a feeling of nothing to extenuate
or set down aught in malice" the other.
while acknowledging that admittdnce to re-
spectacle society Is not enjoyed by him. re-
lates with miGuteness, and detail that
shows the auimosity Of his nature, all the
particularities OF the feeling of that society
whose doors are barred to him In the one
is quiet dignity. a calmness of manner,
and a candor that carries conviction TO the
reader Of the sincerity of his utterance: in
the other is displayed an attempt to color
his story with the hue of that feeling which
| the oStracism exercised toward himself by
! the Nirginians has produced. We are con
| vinced now Of that which we formerly but
| suspected-that Gen Terry does not possess
| the qualities that command the respect OF
| the Virginians The hero s'yyho reaped the
reward OF the capture of Fort Fisher, effect.
| ed by Ames, Is the worthy prototype OF this
| deuouncer of that society which he can view
only through the medium OF that jealousy
which pictures Virginia society by the aid
of light from Intelligent contrabands" and
freedmen bureau officers. We congratulate
ourselves that Mississippi has a military com
mauder who cannot entertain such feelings
and whose enlightened and just course hai
commanded the respect of our people ant
the commendation of his government.
n In Northern pulpit, recently, the Off
ciating clergyman warmed with his subiecr
until be began TO smoke, and the impenitent
part of the congregation thought they smell
birthstone. A box of matches in his pocket
had ignited and set him on fire. He wa
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] N STREET JOHN DAVIS.
sAsKSGN MARBLE WORKS,
On Capitol St, near r. r. Depot,
2 "a c II; s GA, .Wi s s i p 4; {

Street & Davis. formerly of Carrollton, Ky. would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Jackson
Miss. and the surrounding country, that they are
preparing to open Marble House for the mauutac-
ture and sale Of Tomb Stones Monuments. Mantels,
Furniture Work sc.
orders respectfully solicited, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Orders left with Capt, Lowd at Titcomb s
poQels viii be attended to
rzg-V-tl open about 26th April. ApGdlm
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WINER'S
CANADHN TERlIIFJt JtfE,
FOR EXPELLING WORHS.
No ) St Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE,

correct knowledge and short inspection of VIII
& Gibbs Machines viii dispeTse ali prejudice.
The stitch made by Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing
Wilcox e. Gibbs Machine viii sew, hem fell
braid tuck gather, quilt cord and embroider, with
perfect satisfaction. Please cal and examine.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machines repaired and war
ranted at NO. ST. CHARLES STREET,
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EMIGRANTs TO THE SOUTH
AND WEST,

should not be, for a single
day, without SPOONkRS 5
ANTI-FEVER R AN d
AGUE PILLS, in order
that when they are attacked
with Chills and Fever, Bilious,
intermittent or Remittent
Fevers, Dumb Ague, Con-
gestive Chilb, Pain in the
Back, Periodical Headache,
Diarrhea or Dysentery, Ito
which they are constantly ha-
ble,) they may promptly and
efectually be cured, without
the loss of single days labor.
Their success is not Contingent
upon anything; they viii never
fail to cure efectually and per-
manently.
For sale by all Druggists.
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EEVrVsPER PEREgEYS'
e,7s gOPAT aEC sPE CEFEC

yEAvz proved. from the mos. ample experience, an
entire Success; SiInp3e-f from 't-fshclthl.. Stu .
I'm. rsav are taa only Medicines perfectly
sdtpt p5pu, a. use-so gimple that mistakes can.
nj he made in using hem, harmless as I" De re-
fnu danger an. SO Efficient TO b always fel'aote
,ty have raised thu hi hast comnenatton tr N alt'
@ae ''-' -i'''t Cent?.
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AgI'I-FBVER & AGUB

IN view of these facts DR..
Spgoner offers to the people
ofthe South, and to Emigrants
gong thither, his A n T /
FEVER AND AG UE
PILLS, which have been
demonstrated, repeatedly and
repeatedly, to be an unerrlng
and never-f-iling preventive
and cure of all Bilious COM
plants incident TO the South
and West. r. but one ex-
pertinent; IL cost is triAing,
the result is beyond any con-
tingency. It never has failed
and never can, while Phvsiol-
Opy remains a science.
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hammer ftl
Eht except
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BoARDERs sOLICITED.
TEACHER WANTED.

] wish to employ an accomplished Southern lady
! as private Teacher and Governess in my fan
iy. She must be able TO teach French, Music and
the higher English branches. Liberal compersa-
ton VIII be paid None need apply unless well
recommended Address
WM 7. WITHERS.
mar14dIm Jarksan Mis-
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TrcstIe over Big Black River,
which viii serve as the false works for the Iron
BESdge and the running of the trains until the
bridge is finished
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C0NTRACTOR's NOTICE.

SOUTHERN ClISSISSIPPD RAILROAD.
OF5es EAisf Engineer & General Sttpt
Vicksburg, Miss, March 22 1866 J
PROPOSALS viii be received for two weeks for
4 he construction of
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S POO NE e. S

Immunity against the Fevers
and ChilIs of Spring and Fall,
the Dysenteries and Diarrheas
of Summer, and the various
Bilious complaints attendant
upon the entire year, IS what
the South needs and must have
before that favored region will
attain the full need of its great
ness. Emigl aaon thither has
been and is retarded for the
lack of it; AMI for the same
reason, cotton raising has been
restricted and interfered with.
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CIS LIGHT!

The Gas Works have been put in thorough repair
and Gght viii be furnished by the first OF next week
y large supply of Piping, Meters Burners Chan
daleers. Sc are on hand and all who desire nix
lures pu to their residences business houses can
have done at once by leaving their orders at the
City Gas oTEs
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices.
THOS. + HELM,
lput
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BOARD OF REFERENCE:

q y. T. IS. GRAN Wasai-g g!-h
aEa. = ". B2ICE ------.---.------
j.. IE %. LATRCHG. Esq ----.---..---- b2'timor"
IlEE J. ROE .----- -------.....'.'.-S L'uS
HON FEANCIsP. 81 AIR. .YieksburS
F,ssT NATInEAT. BAEK "emph.s
HON. - II. STEPHENS -orsl,
TEXAS NATIONAL BANK @ alyss'oa
HrNRY HENDRICKS & co ---.... ----!tot ton
GEN JOS Z. JOHNSON ------------- ---- Richmond
cor B. G. HUMPHREYS. -.,,---.N Mississippi
! a. NJ GENTRY -----.-.----- ---------- Houston
yERHILTE & CO---.---.---..---- KEY York
| NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK------......- ------ Me- fo'k
| NATIONAL REVERE. b &NE.--- ......B .ston
| J. G Van ------N Naah7i 10
/ GEN FRANK CHGATI A'F......--------
| GEN J L. DOEALSOE .----------- '
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK ---.-.-.-......-
| TaOM PSON. NORRIS 4 CO.----.------:' :'reva port
n. SIrTHF RLAND & co ----.--------...,
| WASHINGTON MCLEAN -----. ------- Cincinnati
! GIN GEO T. B.HaDGE -----.----------- '
| CaEERAL NATIONAL DAM. O.
| FIRST NATIONAL 3 NK--.--------------- Mobile
| THIRD NATIONAL BA>K.-.-------.--. Chicago
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TO WHOM TT MAY Gov

Persons indebted 10 the i3rli-' 5
Williams & Co. Mobile Ala. 5iy
that they can liquidate their inay..-,.s ~
the face of the paper without hS5
tion is made without too much as-'l
II. Gamer. OF Price Williams ,,r7Al,
GARNER, VILE T.
Mobile March I-6dlm
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NEW ORLEANS.

eelredbv t2e late arrivals lIfs ,.~Ss .s
- - Nv DRrGs il adaisisn to the 5s lA.Ss -.
,y- o. haaa1sa row prepared to supply pe.pF DE
- IN resin: w-nts Of TIE DRUG N@>D
SOUTH -. # nv stock
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Foreman Leeds Foundry ~ smith smid16G1 s6oo,.
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INK, INK llA..

Seaton's Chemical Writing
world renowned for It's sup
been introduced only about SIPS
the principal in use with raas. A
flowing ink, and for Valml-e..E
best ink for records that uaI H.
houses, banks. or schools itl7 .'.e 81
only to be tried to he approved
sists and Merchants eyrrFWN 81
HURLEY, RUDOLF g. '.r H
Corner seventh and r
-
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,- -,,r-s Fsrfrs Congestion, Inf 1ruations. ..25
Vorms Worm Fever, Worm h3ile-- -
3 CryJRg-C C0iic or esthing OF Iai&hta-- -
Dfagrhoga Of cAi dren or &dn ts.-------21
g. DaseatEry Gririg & Billions Cone ----.Z -
& CA03sr4-W W0rjas Nausea, Vomiting =
CgagHs Gods BTolcl it's ----------E2
: Neuralgia, reoth-ache Face a. he-----&1
d. ~ Bs4F4eh.s SIea-I1 aada he NeJ,is o-.--22
Do ~ jyS1sfJsia. Billions Stomach. 10000 =
A.. SUPPRESSED or painful Herinds--------2 -
Sc l. .s Ffnes too profrse Periods .
f4' Crg1a7 Caurh. eff. ut B -+athns.' %
"a SAB R5elug ErysiYelas E~opuons----22
- .t Rbg55aafisEq kh >uu &c F,ius--------23
=. if So Ferey and .5gue Chill Fever, Ague- .
fT .. pfgrs blind o. bleeding .-------s0
ia OgBaaalaly, aud re or weak ~ eS----2o
g.. 10 Cat4yrH, sCure ar ch Cuic, lahueuza- -.'g
20 Uh2opiag- Coagh violent Z ugh5-----'yg 20 20
81 4s,ha1a Oppressive breathing. ..-5o
o. - Far pfsrlarg, impaired heaTiug ... 90
.. - SrofuEq cuIsrged Glands SNeliags %
e. a Geqfral Debility Fhysicsl Weakness %
g= Drapsg aud seapty secEetons--- -
s. Sea-Nc5Hess ON riding -- -----.'-2o
Of, ~ EigUry Disease Gravel ------. .'s.' --oy
- 8. N.Trgas DcJitjty Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Disgh IgeF.----------l W W
s. 90 sore Mouth, Cauker ---------...'.. %
6. .Ia' yrjgayy Tar5atiHtnce wet;ing res. %
g. a. PafafI Periods even wi h ~Pasma 20
5Sgsgs E55g ssszas at sso2Se 81 %
s. a DfBfrriu ulce7a ed Sore ThToat.... 50
FAMILY CASES.
g. vizIs NOR crsa, and book. 00 az
20 laagz vials 10 H3r cao and Ok IN
-OlsrEe via's plain c4se, gnd b1os--- CO o
| Is Boxes tNos / ta o. and booE-------- > W
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
Mahogany cases % viais---- ~ ~ ~
SinaIs vials with dir ections-- "
| FzrThesa Remedies, by the clse"r SINCE DoA, ate
seIt Jc aa part oi the country, by Nal or express
! tree Of c Garge O receipt OF the price. Ao"'e-S
| HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
| HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
| Office and pepot, Nc. t6 B-oadwAy, New fofk
Dr Euaph lays IS zulted daily at his ofhce' p 7
| soagly by let er, "a above tor a forms ol "'7
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
| AGENTS,
Jackson. Mss.
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OFFICE OF THE n. o., j. q G. N r. R. Co.
New Orleans March 18th, 1866
In conformity with the charter. election will
be held at the Office of the Company, No Al Caron-
delet street y onday April 10th, 1866. from to
3 O'Clock, for eighteen Directors-twelve to be
chosen from stockholders residing in Louisiana
and six from stockholders residing in Mississippi
provided majority of the stock of the company be
represented at said election. But If a majority of
the stock be then represented the election will
be held onday A pri1 23d 1865 at the office Of
the Company from to o'clock
r. S. CHARLES.
marl5dtap9 Secretary
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OFFICE OF THE N. o., j. e. e. N RR Co. Z
New Orleans Narch- 18th 1866
Public notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders of this company
on Monday, April 9Th 1866 at I2 o'clock NJ in con.
r. S. CHARLES,
marle0fapS Secretary.
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CHANCE FoR SPECULATION

Two vacant lots for sale, Main State street,
convenient to business. containing about lbs feet
front by 100 deep The lots are adjoining, with
cistern on each and pavement in front. Both lots
are under fence except in front and can be bOughl
for two thousand dollars. Apply to
w II TERRETT, or
Jac kson AprH 5-d3 MI RRELL
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Grenada Daily at $50 A. NJ, imIn
ateIv upon arrival of Trains Mississippi Central
I}ailraad arriving at Memphis l0-oo p. NJ.
Leave Memphis At $50 +. NJ, arrive at Grenada
! ~ saI.s Gen1 Supt.
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The whole win contain ut 90 feet lumber
B NJ which can be had along the line of Road
The work to be commenced immediately and com
pleted in the shortest possible time Plans and
specifications furnished at this Office.
R.sC. SLAUGHTER,
Api3d2w Chief Eng'f& Genl Supt
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To STOCKHOLDERS OF THE y 0. J. & G. \.
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2d, 1866
Stockholders residing in Mississippi and Louis
lana who desire to attend the Stockholders Meeting
on 9Th April and the election for Directors the
10th April are hereby informed that they can pass
to New Orleans over thtr road and return free of
charge In case they cannot identify themselves TO
the Conductors as Stockholders by their certificate
Of stock they viii pay their fare TO the Conductors
and thes3moun viii be refunded them, Ton produc-
tioH Of the Conductors receipt by the Treasurer of
the Company.
Passes for the return trip viii be issued by the
Treasurer on application him At the Office of the
| Company in New Orleans No A Carondelet st.
G. T. BEAURECfARD,
April4Itapl6 Genl Supt a. Chief Fnc'r
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ATTENTION BLACKSMITHS =!

Your attention is called to PERRY'S PATENT
IUHERE BELLOWS NOZZLE, which gives the
blast on the bottom instead of the side the fire
and makes quicker and hotter fire than is possible
otherwlse. 1t gives one two or three blasts the
same fire, and spreads the heat a wide surface
or concentrates it on point at pleasure. Thus
the whole wing or bar of plow can be heated even
~ and perfectly, without danger of burning and
what with ordinary Tuyeres requires five or six
heats, can be done at one. 1t greatly in time,
iron and fuel The fire is completely under the
control OF the Blacksmith, and no fuel is wasted.
1t never gets hot, and will last indefinitely.
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RELIGION
Inunity Of
Of worship
service vii
the usual d
enter the c
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HAVE {
ber of all /
Mills at Z
A quaDi
ply ug 500
Orders
flled
THOS C. K
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THE

THE
RELIGION
munity Of J
Of worship
service viii
the usual h
enter the G.
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ton OF an
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ton Of an
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