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500 Reward! =!

GTOLEN, from my stable last night, one
- large brown mare MULE, years old, be.
tween 10 and Is hands high, branded with the
letters gu. s." on the shoulder and hip-has q
large blister on the loins, and shOd behind.
will pay the above reward for the mule and
thief, or fifty dollars for the delivery of the
mule to me in Jackson, Miss.
S. G. NEWCOMER.
Jackson, Miss, June I, 1866. ieSdtf.
Gd5 Vickburg papers are requested to copy
for one week and send bill to this office
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.

HEAD QR's DEPT OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Bureau Refugees Freedmen and abandoned :
Lands,
Office of Assistant Commissioner, for the
State of Mississippi.
Vicksburg, Miss, May 9Th, 1850.
WHEREAS. The quarters of the officers
of the Freedmen's Bureau at Meridian We're
broken into by ruffians during the night of
the Sd inst, and the officers fired on, and the
villains are still at large a reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be paid for the apprehension of the per
petrators of this crime, or any of them, and
such evidence as will be sufficient to bring
them TO trial; and reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid for such information as will
lead to their arrest
The papers of the State viii please publish
this notice for thirty days, and send their
accounts to this office.
TIL. j. WOOD, Maj. Gen. Vols,
Commanding; Asst. Com'r.
B r. +. & A L.
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National Military ASYLUM.

VNHE Managers of the National Asylum
Il for discharged volunteer soldiers, author
lied by act of Congress, approved March 2lst,
1866, ask proposals for sites for Asylums by
donation or sale. The premises must be stu
ated in one of the loyal States, contain at least
200 acres of land, and be in healthy location
and easy of access by railroad or otherwise
1t is the purpose of the managers to erect,
without delay, extensive and permanent build
ings for said Asylums, and its establishment
will be largely advantageous to any section or
railroad in the vicinity of its location.
Plans, specifications, and estimates for Asy-
lum buildings, including detached cottages,
are also asked for the approval of the Board.
Liberal compensation will be given for the sue
cessful plan. 90 AiiaI =
Proposals, plans, specifications, and esti-
mates-the first named to be in writing, con-
tanning plot and description of grounds and
terms and conditions of transfer-must be sent
to Major General B. +. Butler. at Lowell, Mass,
on or before the 10th day of June, 1866.
ra BENZ. f. BUTLER,
| II 5 az President Board of Managers.
| LEWIS B. GUNcKEL, Secty. je5d3w.
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When apiece of iron is thrown into
a trough where chickens drink water
they are not affected with chicken
cholera. A gentleman who has tried
it, says that his chickens are thriving,
while those of his neighbors are dying
daily. AS the chicken cholera is rag
ing to some extent it might be well to
try it. Iron will not hurt fowls, and q
trial of it might be beneficial.
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EROM the undersigned, in this city, on the
IL night of the 9TH inst, two MULES.
DESCRIPTION:-O of them is mare
mule, mouse color, branded with two ''W's"
dimly. The other is large horse mule, black
color, branded on the left shoulder with
"W." A liberal reward will be given for the
apprehension of the thief, and for the recovery
of the mules.
MRS. Z. PIERCE.
Jackson, Miss, June6, 1866. JeSd3t
NE Vicksburg Herald and Copiahan copy
three times and send bill to this office.
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Notice to County Treasurers,
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
Lacks SON Miss lime | 1866 {

NOTICE is hereby given to the County Treas.
~ of the several counties of this State that
distribution of the fund created by the act emit
tied AN act to provide for the support of wounded
and disabled soldiers and for the support and educa
the relief of INDECENT families of the State" ap
proved November 2lst 1865, can be made for the
present year. owing to the fact that basis exists
for making said distribution, only twenty three
counties having filed reports as required by said
act
THOS. T. SWAMI,
ie1dI5t Auditor Pub AccOuuta
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LS- We are not in favor of miver-
sal hoasting Ga system often employed by
others of the celebrity of this or that medi-
cine, and we keep our praise until we have
positive knowledge of the value or virtue of
an article. 1t gives rs pleasure, however, to
recommend to our readers DR.. c. w Roback' S
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills The Bitters, we know from experience,
give tone to the stomach. aid digestion and
reinvigorate the system, restoring shattered
and broken down constitutions. There can
be no better remedy for purifying the blood
than the Purifier and Blood Pills.
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A negro man was killed on the
plantation of Mr. J. NJ HOffa, in this
county, few days since, by Mr..
Turner who was experimenting the
farm. We understand Judge Cothran
investigated the matter upon the
spot, and pronounced the case ex-
cusable homicide -Tallahatchian
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Gzs- Every day affords new proofs
of the peculiar effects of ROback's Stomach
Bitters. In cases where a disordered condi-
ton of the stomach, liver and bowels is
combined with great debility, nervous
weakness, and intense melancholy, there
can be do doubt but it is sure panacea.
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ie5d&Wlnn.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY

Drawm Daily by State authority,
MURRAY, EDDY IL ECO, Managers. Capital
IM prizes from 5000 to $6OOO Whole tickets from
one to twenty dollars; shares in proportion.
Circulars Of the above Lotteries sent free OF charge
Orders for tickets promptly attended to. Drawings
sent as soon the Lottery is drawn. Address
MURRY, EDDY & CO.,
myld&w3m. Box sos, Louisville KY.
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MAYORS OFFICE, (
Jackson Miss Innn 10 ISHh D

Jackson, Miss, June 10. 1866.
VNHERE is a law of the city making Il heavy
IL penalty against any persons who throw or
have instructions of any kind in the streets;
and all persons are liable to fine for obstruct-
ing the sidewalks or streets. Many persons
are in the daily practice Of throwing trash of Il
very offensive kind into the streets. AS the
warm weather is upon us, it becomes all good
citizens to use all their eXertOns to remove
fifth, old trees and stumps, and every other
offensive substance to such distance from
town, as to prevent nulsances from accumu-
lating in our city.
Any person who may wish to place brick
bats and foundation mud in the streets, must
first obtain permission to do so, and put the
same where they are directed.
iegd10t. ID. n. BARROWS Mayor
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The WEATHER.-We regret to have
to announce that we can say nothing
good of it. On Friday night-after
our paper for Saturday was closed
we had the heaviest and most contin-
uous rain for some hours, that has
fallen during this rainy spell During
Saturday, we had more of it-Sun-
day night a leap more of it, and as we
write, at near sunset Of Monday, the
heavens-or clouds, as the reader
pleases-seem ready at any instant to
pour deluge upon US. So much rain
cannot but be injurious to all crops
Southern Sentinel.
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EE The Red Jacket Bitters are a
very agreeable and healthy stimulant-very
pleasant to the taste, have soothing inttu-
ence and create good appetite We notice
that druggists generally sell no Bitters so
RAPIDLY as these.
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CIRCULAR SAW MIL
IN CARROLL cor NTY

In NAhhOLL wv ~ L,
1--WE miles from Carrollton, on the Walden
Il road-nine miles from WinOna.
We are prepared to furnish good merchants
BILE lumber at $25 90 per 1000 feet, payable in
greenbacks, or our own paper.
The grist mill will be in operation every
Saturday.
je5dtf JONES q MARSHALL
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS-shouI recol
lect that hunareds OF dOlir RS worth Of Grain, Pc
visions &c, annually restroVGd by Rats, Mice
Ants, and other insects an d Veru in-aE of which
can be prevented by few collars worth Of Cos
isr's' Rat, Roach, AIT, &r., Extsrminator, boueh
and used freely.
EgF7 See ''Costar's' advertisement above.
. Sold in Jackson, NJ iss.
TSBy--
all Dru ggists and Dealers mh27d& w4m
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MARTIN HOUSE.

Washington Street, near the Railroad Depot,
VICKS BURG, MISS
TNHIS HOUSE has been been newly fitted
Il up and refurnished, and is now open for
the accommodation of boarders and the public
generally. 1t being near the Railroad Depot
has necessarily an advantage over other houses
for travellers. Terms liberal.
ie9dtf. JOHN FREESE, Proprietor.
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1866.

cost AIRS" RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple.
safe and sure the perfect RATifc alton meet
fng we have attended. Every Rat that get
it prOper prepared, will eat it, and every that
it will die, generally at some place distant
pos BILE from where it was taken Lake Shore,
Mich Mirror.
7See "Costar's" adve- tisement above
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RESIDENCE For SALE.-The house
opposite the residence of DIR. c. S. Knapp, is
offered for sale on accommodating terms
See Advertisements
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situation Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, from Virginia, who
n teaches music, and the higher branches of
English usually taught in the first Seminaries,
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation teacher.
Letters addressed to L. f. p, Morton. Miss,
will be promptly attended to. jeSd4t.
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For Sale.

EORTY acres of land in West Enterprise. 1t
L is within the corporation, and part of 1t has
been in cultivation. Apply to
THOS. W0OLVRETON,
Enterprise, or
j. ]. SHANNON,
ie5dSw1m jackson.
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The negro man John, who was con.
victed at our last term of the Circuit
Court on the charge of numbering
his two infant children, was sentenced
to be hung on Friday the 18th inst
Oxford Falcon.
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1866.
1866.

RATS UersuS BIRDS. Whoever engages in shoot
ing small birds is cruel man; whoever aids in
terminating rats is a benefactOr. We should like
give the benefit of their experience in
driving out these pests. We need something besides
dogs, cats, and traps for th,s business Scientific
American Y.
E@See "Costars" advertisement above
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troublad with vermfn need be
longer if they "CIostar's" Exterminator We
have used it satisfaction; and it box s.,
we wOuld haveit We have tiled poisons but they
effected nothing; but "Costars tice knocks the
breath out of Rats, Nice, Reaches Ants. Bed
Bugs, quicker than write it, Ii is in great de.
mAnd IL over the country.-Medina, Ohio, GaZer'H
T-FS= See "CoStar's' advertise ment above
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Col A. j. Kincaid, of our city, has
instituted suit VS.. the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company, for one hun
dred thousand dollars, for labor
done.-Corinth News d Merchant.
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Mr.. Mckinney Irion, one of our old
est and most highly respected citizens,
died at his residence in this city yes
terday, at IL A. NJ, after brief i'll
ness. -Columbus Sentinel, 9th.
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ES- We feel fattered at finding that
the Grenada Gazette takes precisely
the same view with us of the ten vir-
gins
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THE DAILY CLARION and STANDARD

RELIGIous.-Rev T. W. Caskey will
preach at the Christian Church this morning.
In the other churches, preaching at The usual
hours by the stated pastors.
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A'SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-In our state
ment of case in the Circuit Court the 9th
er day, in which NJ Mclaughlin was plain
till, the name of our young friend b. T.
Lyon was mentioned as having belonged to
the militia company of which the other de-
PENDANTS were members" Mr. Lyon never
joined the militia. He volunteered with
the Mississippi Rifles in 1861, and remained
i'll the Confederate service to the close of the
war. AT the time the whiskey was conis-
Gated, he was temporarily on duty at this
post but was not member of the militia
company. Capt. Green's command did very
efficient local service and received the special
thanks of General Adams, but it was never
theleSs militia organization; and it is not
to be supposed that a four years veteran
would desire to be placed on the record
among the militia. We make the correction
with pleasure.
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ALEl ALEli ALEllI

A LARGE supply, best quality, just received an
"A for sale by the barrel, on reasonable terms
A. MIAZZA.
May3O, ls66.--tf
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FIRE ALARM
RELIABLE ms U r A NJ c E
SAFETY!
Fire! Life! Marine land Accidents !
d. n. BARROWS
AND
GEORGE A. SMYTHE,

INSURANCE AGENTS, jackson, Miss.
Every kind of risk taken at as low rates
as consistent with unfailing security.
No competition with wildcat or nre-
liable companies doing business for glory or
tail feathers.
Real, solid, substantial insurance at a
proper equivalent in the following old
well tried and never-failing companies
TnSuranca 10 uorfford
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Over $4,000 soldiers were cured of Diarrhpa
and Dysentary last year by the use of DIR. Strick-
lands Anti-Cholera Mixture. The fact of its
being so extensively used in the Hospitals, is
proof of the efficacy of DR.. Stricland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of acute and
chronic cases of Diarrh9a and Dysentery.-
This is the only preparation known as a safe
and certain remedy for Cholera. Do not be
without so valuable medicine. Get a bottle
of it directly. 1t is sold by all druggists at 30
cents per bottle.
BEN HARDAWAY Vieksburg Wholesale A ct
M For sale in this city at the Drug Stores
of Messrs. Ash u Lemly, Craft Il johnson,
and Buck a Bailey, ian16
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New SToRE-NEw GooDs.-We di-
rect attention to the advertis ,ment of
Messrs Wishart n Strauss, who have re-
Gently opened an extensive store and general
tinware depot in the new and beautiful two
story building, where formerly stood the
store of Col. X. A. Smith. The enterprise of
these gentlemen is worthy of all praise, and
We trust they will receive that liberal pa
tronage they So well deserve. We refer to
their card as to what they propose and have
the facilities for doing. Mr. Strauss has al
ways been known as one of our most public
spirited merchants, while Mr.. Wisharts
practical knowledge of his business, and his
energy and industry are well appreciated.
Their house is well worthy a visit We
think it is the finest establishment of the
kind that our city has ever been able to
boast of
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PERsoNAL.-Our sanctum was yes
terday enlived by the fraternal visit of Gen.
W w w Wood, of Natchez, and Capt j. C.
Shoup, of Aberdeen, both accomplished
knights of the quill Gen. Wood expects to
return to Brazil in a few months
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. N UIICE

is hereby given to all parties concerned that
Court of the United States for the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi will be opened and held at the
Courtroom IN the city OF jackson, on the Fourth
Monday in June next
Given under my hand this May 10th, 1866.
o-..-....5.. ROBERT A. HILL,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IMPORTANT To } AIDES
MRS. wINsLow,s MYSTIC Pill

IMPORTANT To AIDES
MRS. WINSLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS
Ar prepared only for "a legitimate purpose, ehd
the only safe aud effective medicine al those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the Fe-
male constitution is subject.
TT ey are the only Genuine Female pills
Extant.
No article of med cine Intended for the exclusive
OF Females. that has made its appearance,
Ia. with sues universal favor MRS WINS
LOWS MYSTIC PILLS
N disease i, Little understood and c0nseq uen Gly
20 badly treAtei, a female diseases. These Fills
the result of much study and careful experience
in all varieties of female complaints, ant in ali cases
of Irregularities suppression leVCorrhu.a or whites,
q speedy cure may be relied on.
BY their InViSorating Properties the appetite and
digestion ia improved, the hue of health is restored
to iha chez Ks weakness Of the spice and limbs
lieved, all the indications OF Ner vous Debility
removed No maien wife mother should be
without the MYSTIC PILLS
Try item, and he convinced that they are the
Ladys Friend
Price 50 yer box or boxes for So 9For sale by
all oruggis
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale agents,
May3d6m NEW ORLEANS
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1866.

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST-Speaking OF
"Costar's' Rat, Roach, Ant. &C.. Exterminator-
more grain aud provisions destroyed annually
in Grant CouAty by vermin than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer Lancaster Wis Herald
CP-See Costa, :" advertisement above.
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ETNA

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and Assets s, O36, s23.O 5
Nine thousand Life Policies issued in this
company in 1865, with safety, reliability
and unparalleled success.
st. Louis Mutual Life Ins Co., of st. Louis
Assets sou, ll4U9
Travellers (AccideHts,) ms. Co., of Hartford
Capital and Assets $552, 81 AS
Call and have your business attended to
promptly, correctly and faithfully.
jackson, April 1, 1866. apl20d3m
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
MOvEMENTs OF THE HAWAIIAN
QUEEN.

The Queen EMMA still remains in town
the guest Of the Government, and is EN-
ploying her time in visiting the various objects
Of interest in and aroand the capital. She
visited the Capitol yesterday, chaperoned by
B. B. FRENCH, Esq, Commissioner of Public
Buildings, and courageously assembled the
dizzy fight Of steps leading to the dome. At
three o'clock p. IN. she rode out to the Sol
ders Home, where she spent half an hour in
inspecting the cemetery and adjoining
grounds, after which she returned to VIII
lard's.
Secretary SEWARD, on his arrival last even
ing, rendered her an invitation to dine with
him this afternoon, which was accepted by
the Queen.
Tomorrow, at II a. m, the Queen leaves
the navy-yard per the revenue cutter North
erner, for the purpose of visiting Mount Yer.
non, and on her return to Willards' will re-
ceive privately q delegation of Indians, a
large number Of whom are at present in
town on business with the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

PEGGED OUr.-The elephant Antony, be.
longing to Geo. F. Bailey's Circus, died Of
consumption at Belfast, Me-, on July Oath.
The remains were given to DR.. Pendeton,
city physician Of Belfast, who dissected the
huge creature, and found its weight to be
about three thousand five hundred pounds,
and the arrangement Of its internal organs
the same as those Of an OK. It's heart, which
has been preserved In spirit, would fill a
large water bucket DR.. Pendleton intends
TO have the skin stuffed, and to set up the
skeleton In bis private museum. As his
trunk had nothing in 1t there was no estate
TO be administered upon. r
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
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THURSDAY noHNINa::.:mmAUeUs 10, 1855.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE
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{ CONTINUED HARneNY AND ENTHUSIASM.
g Aldrsss and ResslutIsns 70 DO Pro-
sented Ts-nsrrsw.
Impnmptu Hsstinss aAd Spesh-nakins This
'aT0 W Evening. a
Asssu,pSsA DasaurSanos hv J,vs~sls 1aa<ascals
;DIi0RIAL CORRESPON
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CONTINUED HARnoSY AND ENTHUSIASM.
ADDRESS and ResslutIsns 70 DO RE-
sented Ts-nerrsw. a..I
Impnmptu Isstinss and SpesA-nakins Thi'
SIR m Evening. ,7 a.'
Asss-pssa Dass.rha,sssy J.vs.iis Radicals

ns aHs PnnApELraIA, Auglst Is.
Beyond the iAct that the Convention met
and permanently organized in the presence
Of eight thousand men and women, the whole
comprising an, audience Of about nine
thousand persons, can add nothing to the
general joy Of the day. More perfect har-
mony never prevailed; better feeling could
not BY any possibility exist
The Convention is all that its most san.
guine friends could ask. The address and
resolutions, which win be reported to-mor.
row, will teach the radicals that they have
not only sadly mistaken the patriotism Of
the South, but also misunderstood President
JOHNSON when he assured the country that
the freedmen would live to learn who was
their best friend.
There is much outside speech-making about
the hotels tonight, which is no part Of the
Convention proceedings, nor is that body in
any manner responsible for the unwise and
impolitic sentiments uttered by the speakers
Tomorrow will probably close the work
Of the Convention. ra-
lsEcoSD DIsPArcH,l
, At halfpast ten O'Clock procession of
about one hundred and fifty young men
marched in procession up Chestnut street to
the Continental Hotel, and halted and be-
gan cheering for ANDY CURTIN and General
GEARY. ....
They are understood to be in the employ
Of FoRHKY. r. E..
The prospect is that il they continue Their
boisterous demonstrations long they will be
arrested and sent to the guard-house.
The delegates to the Convention pay nc
attention whatever to the youthful dsturbers
Of the peace. S.P.H.