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Sardis Hotel

Having purchased this buildiug and tho
roughly repaired and fciufuishcd e. am uoW
prepared to Accommodate the public in q style
not 20 he surpassed. Al trains stop asuiNcient
length u time Coz meals Passengers need not
FEAR being len. G. W RICH ARNS,
spss.s PfvvtiSt~.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n. a.a., II III. Probate eour,, We viii eli
10 ,ke highest bidder. on Monday The % LAY ~
December. lses, On the premises known a. me
Robert Hafdis place, one mile Soaih u
The -fsfiowina land lying In Pamela eoun'y'
namely, The west half q section Is, Town.
min la. range Q vest. Tsfms-Oae thifd
e..h. balance II oas and two Yesr time With
&C., a .<eurIts. b. D. BROWN,
J. ". HARD1E,
~~as.xr@ A6nfua Robl Iisrdis, decd.
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SALE.

Under and D., virtue of O. decd Of trust exc.
,ufad h, lib Wright. 900 iHg 2ith day Of
I,umn isru. O, secure ,b, payment u debts
tu .uulry person, therein utmri and recorded
BOO the Probate CLERK office, 10 Pamela county
aud Stat, ut Mississippi. on the 18th day Of
J,nuar, i-Go in decd i,uk VI pages Gii aud
$40. Will. as trustee .u .td decd OF trust at
thy court huu., door iu thn town ~ Pamela,
uu uanii, itr 18th day Ut November 1865.
between thr huufs Ut eleven o'clock , NJ mud
iuur % clock b. ~. expose lo public sale iorust
The unrthue 90 quartet u' section % township
mime range west iu Pamela county and
win convey urh title o. invested in me By
BiI I,sI ar trust. T. g. BAKER, Trustee
UgtUNyfp. 1866 Oetli-ii
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ctTAftoN NOTICE.

The STATE II NJ siprI fanals taHhig y
Aeesst Young AL hut IA iaw n hhmnH ,
flilssli IsFfssed, ~ children y lnlia Ihom
- laeaalsi shUsa ntmss hfr unhhosh wv
ite. yoiaa. husband n Iaid Aenss ioh
.,t aid M ylu one hsffht fiifi W. aFpgaf Poo
~, u. prsI 49, Cont ~ aid uuHif q ihf
a.s tHrt.if nn fts th Nn1iHN fn w
NJ lhsn snii haff 70 'huw cause Why
. r.ttul 1T iuutr Davidson pfai .af W.
tls tlt Im ~ ground in Nsi''filIe ~ SAN
hfn hy l%e,Dlehi In dfe.l'nl
ui n4t be- Fnnlfd ~ order o.
ru ualu.n hri ln l'Hh
W NuufTES CLERK
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

nv ,ir,us q a decree Of the Probate Court
= li..elae ountv. siae Of Mississippi teude'td
Al the September Term, lsee, thereof Wit
=, N,aasv tn 18th day Of November, ls6s
within lawhal houg. At the cuart house doa'
m the toun Of Psuola, IN said county oucs ieF
sale 10 ,hs highest bidder, the fs4la~tng Lands
lyins in said county q Pamela .a-wis IN
S,sih Ia, quarter Of section Nine and ihe
g.,u,b h.lf Of the south Esst quarter OF section
r.ur- all In Township Nine Of Range seven.
ws.,. containing I've hundred aud forty acre
uo,, ar Is.s. belonging % the estate Of frede'
~ Rrpugbsr. deceased. Termsoi sale-one'
,b,,a fs,,k the balance In two EQUAL ins'almsni'
:, an. "a two ysAn. and bond With approve
security. ~ pH't
Orse-sa O"ihm"".i'
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Straycd!

One mln,s.colorrl. nr Bty Mare Mule 70
ItuIs inches high unr small mousc-cuirr,d
mule. 10 tlud, high hraty built brand
rI u & ON ,hy lem IMP Niitgmi reward viii
tg mid fur tbc return of thr above mule. or
aus information .n thtt zen get them
u,tJf.it, 1ud Ch.l g. J. ~stiARkEN,
Tailthttthiau. Charleston, Mics.
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

ra-su,nt IL d decree If che Probate Court Of
pin,I. county. Mississippi rrnder'i at we
O,t.bsr term. 1865. thereof ! vii, en- the 10Th
dty Ut DECEMBER meat, on The rr'mis's hcr'in
I..sribsd. about three miles suuih Of The 7 utun
Church, % the river road leading 10 belmont
b, nd eannt,. ptogesi to 'sl az public "a.
dam Il, ths highest bidder the following lauis
.,,,,, aaI living in anl o,unty Of Pamela luh
divided In tarrcl, aud known and lc'rr'rl
Il. tll.v. trwit ~. The south half Vt Tive
southeast quarter Of section ~tN,niy-sc'cn.
,,,r.b,p ..seu. mnre tS. ~, IN undivided
v.,.lalf Iptfrst ln ths northeast quarter oI
.-,i,,, tbirv.aur township syy,a, mnec SIS.
c n VurSG,
rr.u Admin ituaturt
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From the suI H,tlsft af m', S.u Q % Tu
ola N. uu ia. ,b ul NH.st .-l Is i,r
f,l.s1u,l m,... white h.r t.at, boz ul
tail. branded Nitb h distinct baui ,ifH,f 1u
" W an \. not rrDIic.tsi which, AMI tb,tr g.
aliuls white 60 The ltn bind t1t. \ hl,ul
r,wirl will b. riti 90 40, r,rna vh, will
si,, information Is that shdl gee her aE,u.
u,tG.tf - GREGG
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rriiis HlfrisBH Robert H. Tdgl5
HARRISON \ TAYLOR,
Alto At LAW.
PAMELA. MISS.
PAMELA. MISS

will practice in the counties " Pamela,
I tfr,rtts. utSntu. Tat abstthts and lu-
MICA. in he Federal rourt a' rontotoc, and
the High Jrurt " httur- and Nrrriis 81
jackson. - rCial nitenttnu given 20 Pro.
hate br.iu.-s BY Robert u T-yIur.
mttio- T.
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CITATION NOTICE.

IN, state ifN .4ppi. rauola county To
ti. n Tbama. hcit-ai.ilw N A.nnio
.,oe. de,ca.sl. and !. g. Thomas. husband
,tt Allie n. Nou are hereby cited to up
,,f~s,fs tbs Probate court " said county 90
.,,rt.t,n.s thereof. on Toe fourth Monday
10 November next 10 ansvrr iuf rf''il'N 'l
,.t1-- " over administrator nl 'b' estate o'
.I,bu II. Keith. deceased aud how lan.' Why
m, urv,f n thc petition pmy,ts i0r ii'r %
.5,t, ,.t,a ~ hui. being part Of Nartlwtst
,,,,t,r II section o township Q range p IN
.,Il ,,upty. afli by .aid Ri'hop 10 b.. lifetime
4, s,ii Keith in his hirtlmt, shnafi u"i ~
granted. by order Of Cost sael ~, llui
1905. VI "''' So
Oct20.st N'''
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eIs- An Job Work, Invariably
CASH on delivery. ISa
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NOTICE.

no MY OLD c05tbHIf5s'
would take oc 'asiou 10 inlorlH nv DID
friend. in panuln mud vicinity, that
am NOW 10 he found ntthc house ~
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Magistrates Blanks

Magistrates Blanks
Always on hand, or printed at tie
SHORTEST NutiCr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A New and GRAND Epoch in Medicine-

n New anu ~Fanu Epoch an Medicine.
Mr.. MAGGIEL is the founder of a new Medi-
cal SYSTEM The quantitarians, whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and par
alyze the bowels, must give precedence to the
man who restores health and appetite with
from one to two of his extraor linarv Pills and
cures the most yirulent sores with box or So
of his wonderful and all-healing Salve These
two great specifics of the Doctor are fast super
seding all the stereotyped nostrums of the day.
Extraordinary cures by MaggiePs Pills and
Salye, have opened the eyes of the public to the
ineficiency of the so called remedies of others.
and upon which people have so long blindlv
depended. Maggiel's Pills are not of the class
that are swallowed by the Dozen and of which
every box full taken CT Gates an absolute neces-
sity for another. One or two of Maggiels
Pills suflces to place the bowels in perfect or
der, tone the stomach, create an appetite, and
render the spirits light and buoyant! There is
no gripping, and no reaction in the form of con-
stipation. If the liver is affected, its functions
are restored; aud if the nervous system is fee
bic, tits invigOrated. This last quality makes
the medicines very desirable for the wants of
delicate females Ulcerous and eruptive dis
eases are literally eXtinguished by the olsen
fectant power of MaggiePs Salve. In fact, it is
here announced that MaggieES Bilious, Dys-
peptic and Didfrh9a Pills cure where all
others fail. While for Burns, ScaIds, Chill
blains, Cuts and all abrasions of the skin Ndg-
gteI'S SGlUe is infallible. Sold by j. MAG
GIEL, IL Pine Street, New York, and all Drug
gists, at - cents per box.
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BALTIMORE STILL QUIET.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Gov. Swami,
Montgomery Blair and Mr. Latrobe,
counsel for the newly appointed Balti-
more Commissioners, arrived here last
evening, and had an interview with the
President to-day. Swami, Gen Grant,
Stanton and the Attorney General
were in conference with the President
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4-NoOn-The
counsel for the new commissioners
have made application before Judge
BartOl, of the Court of Appeals, for
writ of ha6e0s corpus. The writ cannot
be served until tomorrow The law
of Maryland on the subject of habeas
corpus provides that the officer having
the party suing out the writ shall,
within three days after such service,
make return of the writ and cause
such person detained to be brought
before the Court. If the warden of the
jail avails himself of these three days
in which to make the return, it is sup
posed the parties may not get hear
ing before Tuesday or W ednesday.
1t is not known what course he will
pursue. 1t is presumed that if the
commissioners are brought before
Judge Bartol tomorrow the counsel
will enter into discussion on the points
involved. The city continues remark
ably quiet and excepting small gangs
Of people quietly discussing the situa-
ton, and the rumOrs in circulation,
there is nothing noticeable out of the
ordinary course of events.
BALTIMORE, Nov 4-The writ of ha-
6eas corpus has not yet been served on
the jail, but will be tomorrow morn
inc. 1t is made returnable Immediate
", and ii is claimed that the warden
will have to make his return immedi-
ately 1t is currently reported there
will be a new set ofjudges Of election
announced tomorrow morning, as APP
pointed by the new Commissioners.
The Registers of voters. it is also
reported, have determined to return
their lists only to the Judges appointed
by Gov. Swann's Commissioners
This is bringing about new compiled
ton. The old Board will arrest any
person acting under the new Commits
sioners.
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INIMIGRATIoN.-The New Orleans Cres-
cent has a long article upon the subject OF
immigration. and rejects the idea OF coohe
labor. 1t says:
The introduction of fresh subject of con-
tention in the form of coolie labor, will not
solve the problem. If the African be en-
francbised. the acknowledgements of the
Asiatic would soon follow and the mongrel
races will rule in the fair regions of the
south. To introduce the Asiatic is to vel
come into our midst the other enemy of the
white race 1t is to bring another Greek
horse within the walls of Troy.
The emancipated African already amongst
us, we cannot control, either for the good OF
society at large or for his own benefit He
is the ward of the general Government, the
pet of philanthrophy and the subject OF the
freedmen's bureau. We must take him as
he has been fashioned by his new friends,
with all Lis new pretensions, with his con-
tempt of work and his aspirations Tor the
ballot He might be made useful member
of society but his self-styled friends seem
bent upon making him its scourge. Our
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PAS HIcKLE Il Co, New Or
-Or readers will find among
\ advertisements that of Blanks,
q Co, firm who have just
noed business in the Crescent
'uey are clever gentlemen, and
cry facility for doing a large
''eSslul business. Capt. W. L.
spent much of his time during
ii tlis State, and has hosts of
Who will be gratifed to know
''ess in any undertaking, and
give him their patronage. We
4''u uessrs. Blanks & Clarke
II 4llly deserving, and we have no
- urn will do large business.
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call attention to the auction sale
estate at Meridian, on the oath
by Duncan IL Hart. Meridian
approved more during the last
months than any town in the
1t will be the interest of all
Flesire to own property in this
p city to attend the sale of
Duncan & Hart. A number
laable lots will be sold without
+ to the highest bidder.
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We publish among our new adver-
tlsements the card eff VIM. c. Rentgen
d Co, Vicksburg. They are dealers
IN groceries, dry goods, liquors and
plantation supplies, and will give sat
isfaction to those who wish to purchase
goods in their lines.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
TETER OINTMENT
Is most excellent preparation for the cure of I'll
class of maladies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which are popularity known as Chronic erup-
tons letter Pimpes Blisters Scabs Scald- Head
Mlk-crust, Ring worm, etc, etc
1t will also kill Itch and other local vermin which
prey upon the skin. 1t sOftens and detaches the
excrementitiOus matters deposited upon the skin;
heals the cracks, bsters, and pimples, and renders
the cutaneous surface smooth and pliabie. 1t has
been used by DR. Gilbert with most satisfactory re-
suits for many years 1t is offered for sale in this
style from the firm conviction that it necessa
rily meet with the hearty appreciation of those who
make use of it,
Full directions for the method of using these rem
edes plain and accurate description of a number
of the different varieties of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions in regard to their cure will be
found printed on circular accompanying each pack
age. These suggestions the fruit of most ample
experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional in the treat
ment of this class of diseases in the cities of Mem
phis, New Orleans and New York and will, it is
is expected enable most unprOfessional persons to
treat their own with much greater success
than that which usually falls to the lot of ordinary
physicians.
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call the special attention of our
+ to the double column adver-
PIT Of Meyer and Kahn, Vicks-
They have an immense stock
zee dress goods of every de-
lon which they are selling at re-
ates. They are we'll known as
enable business men, and, like
E'esstul merchants, advertise lib
We hope our readers who
lcksburg viii call and examine
Fock before making their pur-
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policy should be so shaped as to prevent
such misfortune and we think that the
practical solution of the problem consists
in inviting and encouraging immigration,
not the immigration of the coolie, or the
African, or the Indian, but the immigration
of white men,
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We invite attention to the adv ertise-
ment of Mrs. Dobson, who has opened
aprivate boarding house where those
IN quest pleasant home can be ac-
commodated. The house is well fur
nished and the table always bounti-
fully supplied.
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Att l. o clock, last evening, a larg e
and appreciative audience, composed
of the elite of the city, assembled at
the Court House, to listen to the adj
dress ofCol T. B. ManIove. All the
chairs were occupied by the ladies,
(who always know how to appreciate
an occasion Ofthis kind, and most of
the standing room was filled with gen
tlemen.
Col Manlove's speech was short, oc-
cupying but few minutes, and at its
end, the Association proceeded in a
body to the Theater, where seats had
been reserved for them by Mr.. Tenn
pleton, with his usual thoughtfulness
and courtesy. There they were regal
ed with the beautiful plays Ten
Nights in a Bar room and the
knight of Arva."
After the close of the performance
they adjourned, to meet in the Court
House at II NJ. to-day
Ats II o'clock this evening the
members of the Press, the invited
guests, will meet at the Washington
Hotel, and at 4 P. NJ. will proceed to
dinner. From the glimpses we have
caught of the preparations made by
Messrs. Jaynes, Scott d VOgleson, we
may assure the participants that will
be- that a rare feast is in store for
them.-Nicksburg Times.
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Ebr Hunters Letters.

4 have received from the author, DR.
!. Hunter, an interesting little pamphlet
nr-ing an Introduction and five letters on
.rrh. sore Throat, Bronchitis, and their
1irrv treatment by INHALATION. Several
/. Hunters communications have already
srel in the Memphis journals, where he
Established an office, and the interest they
! awakened, has induced him to publish
ain less transitory form for more careful
b. and preservation. DR.. Hunter has
long and fayorably known throughout
Cnitrd stotes, both as physician and pop
medical writer, and his reputation for
Band success in the treatment of diseases
b Throat, Lungs and Heart is unsurpas-
b that Of any other medical man. The
MIN prevalence and fatality of Consump-
Il well known to all, and whatever prom
il prevent or remedy this scOurge deserves
sarrful consideration, particularly when
ing from a man of DIR. Hunters acknowl-
liability. Oc30d&w1m
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Proceedings of the Mississippi
Press Association.
MONDAY, Nov. 9TH, 1866.

MONDAY, NOV. ON, 1000.
The Association met in the great
room of the Court House, at II NJ.
l. NJ. Partridge, President, called the
meeting to order.
PRESENT j. L. Power, Secretary,
Messrs. Shannon, Swords, Manloye,
Shannon, Frantz, McNeely, Wilson
and Moss.
A motion made by Col. J. L. Power,
of the Clarion, to adjourn until 71-2
P. NJ, was seconded, and carried.
|. NJ. PARTRIDGE, President.
j. L. Power, Secretary
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$40 REWARD .

STRAYED from the Eclipse Stable, on the
= ev ming of the 22d of October, { Il one Bay
Mare, IA hands and 3 inches high, (6) six years
old one white hind foot.
The above reward will be paid for the deliy-
ery of said mare at the Eclipse Stable, or infor-
nation where she can be found.
LOUISE ACKERMAN.
yicksburg, oct so div
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1 travelling public will find the
swithal to interest them in the adj
Rment of the steamer Robert +.
eapt. Jno W Cannon's new and
l Vicksburg and New Orleans
i. The Lee is the most commO-
and elegantly furnished steamer
ean be found on the western wa
and with such men as Cannon on
and A. McVay in the office,
and to prosper.
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h you troubled with eruptions to distig
hour face? These and kindred diseases
n from Lmpurity of the Blood DIR. Sam
6nberts General Alternative, acting upon
Glands and mucous membranes * =
pugh blood-scarchcr. See advertisement
bother column.
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kEs BROTHERS, MEMPHIs.-We call
bon to the card of Jones Broth
Commission Merchants, Cotton
tobacco Factors, No. 6, Madison
Memphis. This is a we'll known
phis house that will give satisfac-
h all who favor them with bust
Our associate, Maj. B. F. Jones,
he knows them well, and like all
enes' family they will do g to tie
Give them a call.
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nADY d DAVIS, ST. LoUIs.-We
attention to the card of Ready d
Ms, Wholesale clothing, No. 46
id street, St. Louis. This is one of
lbrgest houses in the city, manu-
lhre their own goods and guarantee
hes as low as any in New York
1 merchants who visit St. Louis
buld give them a call.
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sarce n Co., successors to Pearce,
Il Il Co., manufacturers and deal
b tobacco, snuff and cigars, St.
ID We call attention to the card
BIS firm, which we publish to-day.
fare doing a large and prosper
business and sell at moderate pri-
Give them a call.
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IF DAILY CLARION.
November 7, 1865

,orHING-We would call the especial
ation of the members of the Legislature
If our citizens generally to the fact that
friend, John Cleary, on State street, has
hand a large lot of Ready Made Clothing
:. Shoes, Hats. Shirts, Collars, Trunks
ees Carpet Sacks, Pocket Knives, I'm
las. SC, which he is selling unusually
n for cash. Call on him. Toct I8-Im
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. ED -

l. A6ES7 IN NEW ORLEANS -Messrs Wharton
fnworth are our only authorized gents in New
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JACKSON.

GEO. G. EYRICH, A. ENRICH,
Late of Memphis Firm Bleloek & Co, \. O
ENRICH s. CO.,
3 90 * 8 ELLERS
sTATIoNERs
@ A PIT OL STREET.,
Jackson, Miss,
II EEP constantly on hand and are receiy-
IN ing daily
o1ANDaRD SCHOOI4 BtpOkS-
Used in the State,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ~ '''''N'
BLANK BOOKS, INK,
STATES, PENS, PENCILS,
PENHOLDERS,
CHALK CRAYONS
COPY BOOKS-School and Letter,
CAP, LETTER and NOTE PAPER
All sizes and qualities
ALBUMS,
AUTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
FairchiId's celebrated GOLD PENS
Children's TOY BOOKS,
MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
WALL PAPER-1OO different patterns,
WRITING. DESKS,
INKSTANDS-all kinds,
ALBUM CARDS
Plain and COlOred, |
Southern Publication of PSALMIST,
Southern Publication of
METHODIST HYMNS, |
Presbyterian, Episcopal and Catholic
PRAYERS, !
bIBL ES-IZnO. 10 large BagStcr-alI styles.
LAW, MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, not on hand, we order, and charge
Publishers Retail Price.
We have on hand and are receiving daily
I fine assortment Of
WORKS and
FINE BOUND BOOKS
BY Standard Authors
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= Il . V L 5
TO Cotton Shippers.

To Cotton Shippers.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD DEPOT,
Jackson Miss. Oct. %, 1861
NUIROUGH Bills of Lading for cotton shiIs
IL ped via NICKSBURG to NEW ORLEANS
will be given at this Station rate four dollars
per bale. This charge covers insurance, dray-
age, &C.. at Vicksburg In order to avoid
mistakes, shippers are requested to furnish
'Edray tickets in duplicate, with the marks,
and the full address of the consignees at New
Orleans.
A GRIMES,
DC 26-1m Agent Southern Railroad.
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And every Material used in the Manufacture
of Buggies, Wagons, Harness and Saddles
ever brought to Mississippi, which he will sell
at UNUSUALLY Low RATES.
He is happy to say that he has secured the
services of Mr.. VIM. beatty, so well and
favorably known in the Saddle and Harness
business before the war. who will take charge
of that department and the Harness Shop, and
be happy to see and render his friends any
service in that line
Carriages and Buggies repaired in the most
prompt, stylish and reasonable manner at his
shop on WALNUT STREET, between Grove and
Jackson streets.
n. Especial and prompt attention paid to
Orders by mail.
THOS. J. FJNNEY.
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Rubber Handing

WE have on hand large lot of BAND
w ING. from to u inch, which we are
selling at New York prices with freight added
3Q-1m-dl ROBINSON, STEVENS & co.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-07

TEE BAE4'EE7EOFsE TROUBLES.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-07
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SITUATIONS for three Southern young
= Ladies, well qualified to teach the ordinary
branches of an English Education, and Piano
Music in private families, or in Summaries of
established good reputation
Address Major x. H. Herbert. Meridian,
Miss, stating compensation, health, society,
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