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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

PREsBYTERlAx BOARD OF PUBLICATIOy.-This
Board of the Southern General Assembly is
located at Richmond. During the war it pub
lished the SoLdiers visitor, the ChiLdreDS Friend
and many valuable tracts, and circulated Il
number of English works. The great contia-
grafton in April last destroyed all its publica-
tions and property, and left it pennlless
Since the meeting of the General Assembly
at Macon, Ga, in December, it has resumed,
in conjunction with the Methodists, the publ
cation of the CtiLiren'S Friend, and has laid
the foundation of large and valuable deposl-
tory of books and other religious publications
for the Sunday school and family IN TINS city.
Without waiting to acquire the means 70
publish new books the Board has prepared an
electic catalogue of thirteen hundred volumes,
any of which they are prepared TO furnish, at
their rooms, No. 96 Main street, on BRET no.
tice This catalogue was most carefully made
ND after patient inspection by competent
agent and assistants, during which each Vo-
lume and tract passed under such review rs
to exclude everything offensive to the South
ern reader.
The catalogue contains the best books and
tracts of the large Union Publication Societies
of the country, together with great NUMBER
from the best private publishers OF religious
works. Many of these are valuable reprints
of English books.
The contributions to this enterprise have
been such as 10 indicate lively appre,
citation of the work in which the Board
is engaged. One gentleman in Baltimore
has sent five hundred dollars, and one
in Louisiana n gift of three thousand. Other
friends at the North have lent their assist
ance, and reduced congregations OF the ooulI
have given of their poverty, The Board, aE
we learn from the tent,dl Presbyterian. proposes
TO raise the sum of fifty thousand dollars tc
carry out the end which they have in view
the establishment of q sound religious Htera
ture which shall be great public benent.
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THE COLD WEATHER.-We regret to hear that
the blossoms on the peach, apricot, ana pear
trees throughout the section surrounding this
city, have been entirely killed, and there is a
prospect of but little fruit during the sum
mer. One consolation is that IL may help to
save US from the temptation Of wilfully com
M itiinP - cholera. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ne A CARD.
SPECIAL OPERA NOTICE,

ANVkEOH' ;
', ,,.onscouence of the present scarcity OF money,
r;., a desire to allow ali to hear the effective
,,,,on Of the ten CHOICEST OPERAS of the
-, ,he manag cement have concluded to reduce the
= tickets to tho following scale. See adver-
,t,,ment in another column:
prsrgvED SEATS, in Dress Circle, Or
rhss,ra. and Parquette. 90
PRIVATE BoxEs...................' isana Is Is
r,NLY ClRCLE.................. 90
GALLERY ....'....'.'.....'......' oo
NH 23-ts
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MARINE IRON AND

MARINE IRON AND
M BRASS FOUNDRY.
The subscribers have associated themselves TO.
gethsr for the purpose of conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all is branches. They solicit the patronage OF
their friends and the public generally.
We have procured HOLLOWWARE from original
patterns and as intend to make that our princi-
bal business, we are prepared to receive orders,
and d il them promptly, at Baltimore prices.
Location on Dock street, below the York River
1tISH PAID FOR OLD IRON, BRASS and COP.
PER ALFRED 8. LEE,
de l8-ts WILLIAM L. cox.
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RE-oPEYIYG OF THE PORTUGUESE SYNAGOGUE
The synagogue of the Portuguese congregation,
Kn-ni Kddosh Beth Shnl0me, or the " House OF
Peace" on Mayo street, above Franklin, was
re-opened last evening. During the time that
the synagogue has been closed 1t has been
thoroughly cleansed and renovated. A hand
some carpet covers the floor, the walls ana
galleries are prettily decorated in white and
gold, the chandeliers have been relacquered,
and the tables of the law chastely ornamented.
The services commenced with symphony on
the organ, which was followed by an anthem
by the choir. AS soon as this was finished the
Sephdrim, or scrolls upon which are written
the Holy Scriptures, were brought in covered
with rich silk Of crimson and gold, and car
ried in procession around the synagogue.
They We're then taken to the enclosed reading
stand in the centre, and an eloquent prayer
was read by the Rev. M. J. Michelbacher, in
which he offered up petition for the whole
lsraeltish people, and particularly for the
congregation and members OF the synagogue,
The lamp in front of the Ark, which is kept
burning both night and day throughout the
year, was then lighted, and a prayer for the
President and officers of the Government was
read by the Rev. George Jacobs. The ll3th,
ll4th, 1l5th, and 10th Psalms were then in
toned by the reader and chanted by the choir.
The Sephdrim We're again carried in procession
and placed in the Ark, and collection was
made towards defraying the cost of the repairs
The "Halleluiah chorus was then sung by
the choir, and an able and eloquent address
was pieachtu ny vie ncN' 'eoi Se aSop9' Ah.
Psalm, entitled Itgddt, was then sung, and
the ceremony closed.
1t has not been customary in Israelitish syn
agogues TO have regular choir, and on this
occasion the singing was all that could be de-
sired. The general character of the intoning
and chanting is the same rs that OF the chants
used in the services of the Roman Catholic
Church. As is customary, the lady members
were seated in the gallery, while the gentle
men remained in the lower hall, and during
the entire service no head was uncovered. The
synagogue in its present form is convenient
and comfortable and the good taste OF the
repairs and decorations reflects great credit
upon its managers.
Altogether the ceremony was particularly
interesting, as must be any custom OF that
Hebrew people who, through nineteen centu-
ries of alternate absolute power, ptlless per-
secution, and entire liberty, have remained, i'll
manners, habits, and appearance, ever un.
changing and the same.
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNpREs,

ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRAC-
TORS.-We are prepared to furnish you with
IRON GRATINGS,
VAULT DOORS,
vERANDAHs,
FENCING,
and every variety OF
FORGING FOR HOUSE WORK,
NORTHERN PRICES.
Call and see us before contracting.
ARCHER & GOODWIN,
Vulcan Iron Works,
ulh 2s-3m corner Of Byrd and Sixth streets.
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STOCKHOLDERS IN THE RICH.
y MOND AND LIVERPOOL PACKET COZ.
PANY must present their scrip, OF comply wtM ne
provisions OF the Code relating 10 Lost scrip eSeote
they can receive their dividends. The aw n'
Quires advertisement once week Tor tWo o01aScss
sfadsyit OF loss, and an indemnifying .hon4; zee
chapter nfty seven, section twenty Cods o.
's% %i "a y t ordsr OF 'ns nssxscUrivg COMMITTEE.
} boxss sTRicrLY PRIME cHaRsB jass re-
ceiysd and for ssls ~ erovxs = m
NH 81 =. =: ....M - : -.
ONE HUNDRED HARREL4 WHITE
IOMIRCER and PkACH-BL0W fOfA|o1s tos
sale ss y Xiv ARxIsrIAp. RIoI. cAAf ; co.
TWENTY FIVE HUNDNED -
POUNDS COUNTRY BACON ON eoneIGnuSnt
ana lcr sAis hy 20 81 oP011o ! 0tNeON.
lnNE HUNDRED BAKHJLe
OAPPLU fcs sale ey ,.v w.,,. - =
Nh Se-o va NsSxN4
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NEACKEREL.-O hundred and fifty
and and for M sale a 5; s. iMS NH III I. 7. sFox s DO,
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T D. BROWNE would respectfully
y announce that he has resumed, business on
and repair IRON RAILlNGS, yERANDAHS, GRA-
TING, VAULT and CELLAR DOORS, HINGES,
PRESSES and LIGHT MACHINERY Of all kinds
and in addition thereto having snpsrSr fscatles
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, and REPAIR IRON
SAFES and LOCKS. Orders respectfully solicited.
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CHEAP LIGHT! CHEAP LIGHTi!
SkER0SENE OIL, AND KEROSENE OIL
LAMPS; Having made large additions TO our stock
sLAhPs-and full supply, Of OIL siways on on
public generally TO call and see me before puI,;;
chasing elsewhere. For the present We Will sell
our oil at NINETY CENTS per gsllsS9; .,,
fe 7-am at the old stand on Governor street.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
Ill The undersigned are prepared to contract
for and execute all orders for PAINTING en-
trusted to their care, with neaness and dispatch,
guaranteeing the best material and workmanship.
ISAAC SCHRlVER & co.
Shop $50 Main street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. mn iz-Sm
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TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY.
SCREWS AND PRESSES,
FLATTENING MILLS. &C, &C.,
made and repaired in the most thorough and work.
manlike manner, and
WARRANTEDT0 GIVE SATISFACTION,
at the Works OF
THE UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
CARY STREET, BELOW FIPTEESrH STREET,
where
Mr. JOHN HANCOCK,
who has been engaged expressly for this work. will
be happy to see his old friends and customers,
among the oldest and best TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURERS OF RICHMOND. NH Its
DRASS FOUN DRY VI would
~ inform nv old customers and the public gene.
ra lly that nv BRASS FOUNDRY is again In opera
ton and that am prepared to I'LL all orders In my
lire promptly and on favorable terms. The Foundry
is an Cary street, between Fourteenth and Fiji
tee nth streets. c
ja cts w. +. JINkINS.
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NOTICE.
To tie Tar PAYERS of Hindg o.,

10 me Ldr FdyerS of Kinds C0,gnt,y.
In pursuance of an act approved An,,p.+
2th, 1861, part of Sth section of which ? -,
follows: u WHICH Is as
And be 1t further enacted, That 81 diroo+
TAX OF Twenty Millions of Dollars. he ana is
hereby Annually laid upon the United Sta+as
anu 'ne same small be and is hereby amor
'i1reu 10 the states respectively, as follows.
40 INC INC state OF Mississippi, four hundred
third dollars. ''i" '"'
Also, an act approved june : 1869 ,,or+s
OF the third and fourth sections are aS faI'
lows: ''0iiS are DIS Iol-
AND be 1t further enacted, That il shall ha
lawful for the owners of said lots or narcaIs
OF land within sixty DAYS after the Toy
commissioners herein named, shall baya
nXed the amount to pay the tax Tins cbarg
ed upon the same .
ana be 1t further enacted. That the titla
Oh; IN and TO each and every piece and mar
Gel OF land upon which said tax has not hean
PAID as above provided, shall thereunon ha
come forfeited TO the United States.
IS HEREBY GIVEN to the owners &c
rear estate of Kinds County. that .ba
. ,Hou M OF said tax was this day fixed and
entee Nooert w. Whaland has been Only arn
Po"eIeu oy the Secretary of the T'ressnr,, !
70 receive SAID tax, and that his off;co ~ |
S'Ichsoh VIII De open for the next sixtv fIa1-S
for its receipt 4A' 'iA'y days
, ~ Fersons VINO reside in other districts =,
the State may pay their Tax at tbis off, % ="
P.ENNOCK HTTEY
A ANDERSON.
GEO. A SYKES
Jan. End, 1866 diff 90 u MISS
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HOUSE AND LCr
Metropolitan Enterprise.
81. 900, 900
Depot, 1917 Broadway,

An immense stock of Pianos, Watches. Jew.
eiry!and Fancy Goods all to be sold for ON,
DOLLAR each, without regard to value. and
not to be paid for till you see what YOU will
receive
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
It's yalue. are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail To any address on receipt of 25
cents; five for 81; eleven for So thirty for e.
sixty-five for $40; and one numbered for sis
On receipt of the Certificate you will see
what you are going to have, and then it is
at your option TO pay the dollar and take
the article or not. Purchasers NAV thus
OBTAIN Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or
flano, Sewing Machine, or any set of Jewel
~ on cur list, Tor u; and in no case can they
get less than One Dollars worth. rs tbere
ar no hIanI-S
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A FEW REASONS WHY
w | l. G OK & GIBBS
SEEMING MACHINES

re SUE RIOR TO ALL OTHERS
Ist The Superiority of their construction
a large room. P IA
in ~ 1nsL utlllty, Performing all kinds of sewing
III the neatest and strongest manner
4th The needles cannot be set wron0 hence do
not break, as do others "'
oth: They do not get out of repair or reOuire fire.
qT st T ShxPendltures for new Improvements
pE 1ner economy consisting not more than one
half the price of inferior machines '-'"-' 0''0
IN, 4ner popularity which is the best intiea.
=; VI Ier worIn' they are now disposed of readily
IA every city IN Europe superseding every SewiDG
Machine hitherto In use 10y AO"A"s
Gun, 4hey perform their work with regularity and
sShgtn without false stitch or break 10 fre1uept
with Others and can be managed and made to WORK
1t needs but trial of these beautiful and s;mnla
SSe.hg Aachlnes, to convince the most skeDtcsi of
en 6 superiority over all others manufactured
flease call and see them in full Operation at
NO. ST. CHARLES STREET
q an i'd1m Third Door above Canal Stree
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ID Gas, letters OF administration on the ea,ota or
rowland crosby, deceased, were granted 80 az
un.ueIslsneu' at tAe isst September term of the p
S'e eoSrt OF Jasper cO1nty, State of Missisinni
10y an persons having claims against the estate Of
dnIv rrob.t are hereby required to exhibit IT,, same
uuy P,poAted and registered within tbe fine -
Nov IL w6t lew CD De- go
M 'pAHu' virginia A. Wood, Patrick II wnod
tnonaS ~ Wool, and Permeia Wood ana tbi,
father, James e Wood. anu tneH
" are cited 70 appear before the Probate co,, -
Of ne Tuuny OF sum- 'wer on the Second Mondav
oI thnaTy next 1876, to show cause Ybv Tho .i.iy
OF Ann shannon, the widow Of Tboms s"s peIitlon
num, deceased ana &dnipisratrix of his estats
lug o an alotment of dover in the plaptatIon
aHa belonging to the said estate and for an soapo
o. Hteen hundred dollars worth of said real estst
Tor her life time property EXEMPT from ussHte
should not be granted P- '''iN execution
BY order Of the Court
Thomas Walton or u, ). ELLINGTON, Clerk
VI "cHNult' solicitor for petitioner
No. DF
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW OKI.ENNS MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS NAEKETs
Our dates from New Orleans are to the 18Th
INST. We give 4 summary of the quotations
and the condition Of the market in lead;no
articles
COTTON-unSettled from the opening to
the close OF business, but full previous flo
ures were obtained. Quotations: Ordinary
~ ~. g43c' Good ordinary, 4a046c; Low
MlddlIng Ala 49c. and middIing 50a5Ic.
/ SUGAR-300 hhds Sugar et I44l,I4r f,,.
fair l5c for fully fair, i64aI53c for prime
bbls 90" ''"
hOI4ASSES-At 65070 torcommon 15a9 5c
prime, and 9Oa9 5c. p gallon for choice
FLOUR-Sales of some 5000 bbls at
% 1oa6 % for common s. 750S7 50 for fine.
49I29 Tor low supertine, s. % for super
me- - % Tor choice do, $I00$IO so for
extra, and Sl2G II 52I 70 fb for choice.
CORN-Sales of some 5000 sacks aft 81 M
a 073 for white mixed and yellow do, and
81 - + bushel for prime white.
OAIS-Sales of $500 sacks ut 53c 10
bushel
PRONlSIONS-A good retail demand for
even weight mess Pork. at full rates. Bacon
IN moderate demand, sides scarce, Lard in
lalf supply at previous rates
fokk-Retail parcels of even weight
mess readily commanded SO 80 for old aud
$50 for new
BACON-ShOulders are retailed at l4QI5c. /
ribbed sides at i8c. and clear do at zoe. ID /
Id. Hams are scarce and bringing lS402Oc. /
for plain, and 25d 35c p ID. for sugar cured /
LARD-Lots OFFS 10 and Is tierces and
kegs selling at 22c. for the former and orc
T. b. for the latter. There is no demand
for round lots
COFfEE-A good retail demand il carried
at 2-c for ordinary, 29G294 for fair, and
$oa 81 &c. u. b. for prime to choice Rio
hound lots command l9c. in gold duty paid.
Tor tar l94d2Oc. in do. for good fair. and
5Osa2lc. p ID in do. for prime.
NHlSk1-The heavy arrivals of the past
week have caused decline in prices. Rec
els P'''
ESCCLENT S-Potatoes are selling at 81 !
md Onions ut So 80 p Dbl.
SJNDRIES-WeStern Butter 3Oz4Oc
\ouhern do. Asa 50c, T. H.; Northern Cheese
od23c.; English Dairy 2462Sc. % h. Full :
weight Star Candles 24Q25c; short WEIGHT c
o. 20d2le. + fb. Soap 1OQ Zoe. and starch t
SC. p Ii. o
GINN1 BAGS-There is but little de- P
nand. A few small lots are selling at 3Oe a
)f second and 35c. apiece for new =
STAR CANDLES-We noticed sales dn Fl
mig the week of 200 boxes, II ounces. at
Dc. T. fb.
BAGGING AND ROPE-Marlet very dull il
SIC. In bales, l9c. p yard, in rolls for the
'fiher' and Isle. T. ib in coils for the latter
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MAGNOLIA TNFTR,TApv

icaI IN W. u a, NASH, Author of several popular Med
~ ~ oINs and OF more than twenty wears exneriar "a
IN the treatment of chronic diseases 81 sro
Mp goPens ms lnhrmAry at Magnolia Pike coun2S
ELL uele ne Is now receiving aud tire Ating succes5
49, "''nIoer OF cases, such ScrofuIa Dancer
c ristuo, FolyPus, Syphilis, Chronic Disrrboa'
"a IN I ule sore Eyes Female Diseases &c His honss
made to make invaids comfortabIe and - AN an DC
cue AZ tne least possible time and at as light cost AZ
n n i e ne VIII (patents desiring ID guarantee
~ ~ SAhcsr or any external disease Sore Tay
iSar S c Wens, Notes Tumors &c that he con-
49, eurEole. His terms for board and practice are
caRh' BUT moderate Persons desiring C1r,bor trt -"
lloh can address him al Magnolia Miss "l"
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ESEA,
Emporium

'0iosdie AgeEts,
Nc1c OlIeaHe,
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lHANNs.-To the Pioneer Express Com
pany for customary favors
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10 Thomas Mcintyre is orr authorized
gent for the city of New Orleans
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NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL

'H'hiS Institution will be opened on fine FIRST
MONDAY OF FEBRUARY pext nd nit - l
| supervision of 1852 "ii''ei the
ID. W. HAMITER P'
,ril IS PToposed4to make this first class school
o7o VINO may desire to prepare their sons for Col
are respectfully invited to the following Co1sidrr
p - Newton station situated on the Soutbe,,
hallrOad, thirty miles west of Meridian ia 60 ~.
access and a very healthy location s VI
"a ID W Hamiter who is an experienced taob
ana christian gentleman will furnish hoari rl i
H tHagng Tor boys and young men at his own Ils
Sd Those who may he interested as to tba aI,i1i+,
referred to '' iesPecuulH
TeE ID Alexander KOseiusko Miss
2Puug 2 E93t. huntington, Carthage Miss
ReV Gladney, Aberdeen
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u.s. and tn arrive. 4
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A Gard b ,he suaerinr.

Do you wish to be cured If so, swallow two or
rila, Nervous Antidotes &C. ana after vou are 49,
ned with the result then try box Of Old Doctor
b9cnan English Specific Pills-and be restored to
neel.n ana vigor N less than thirty days They are
purely vegetable pleasant 70 take, prompt and salu
N their effects on the broken down ana shattered
eoostitunon- Oio ana young can take them with ad-
vantage. Dr. Bnehan's Eoglish Specific Pills cure In
ess tnAn thirty days. the worst of nervcusness
imPofency, premature decay seminal weakness IN.
sanity, and AL urinary sexual and nervons afsct;ors
70 matter frsm what cause produced Price enc
DOLLAR per box Sent postpaid by mail on receipt Of
an order Address JAMES s. BUTLER
NO. - Broadway, n. Y. General AGENT
f.b--A box sent 20 any address ont receipt Of
-Wnicn - one aolar-post free A descriptive
Circular sent on application Dec9wsf
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500 REV AIsn,

SIOLEN from the Subscriber near Pattona
tHlaloorne county, Miss, night of 10th of Ian
ola ~ T,oISh pred blood bay STALLION six wears
olG This SpTlng, sixteen hands high heavy No 80
ga t sta 1 IN thetfece one hind foot white branded
m tme leIt shoulder with the letter j. and has very
small dark spot on his left hin ~ . ''it
~ ne above reward will be paid for the delivery or
.Ie morse 70 me or for putting him in anv stable
jan 23d1w wet NV 1o>-r., 49,,
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CHARLES CLARK,
J. T. ANDREWS, GARRETT ASpRrws
ANDREWS & ANDREWS,
attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents,

REFER IO-Gov. G. Humphreys and To g. W
N & H Harris Attorneys at Law, Vicksbprg
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PEACHWOOD NURSERTES

VIE prices Of FRUIT TREES GRAPE VTHr,a
Il &c, of this Establishment the Dregept nlsn,tn
season will be as fol lows: P1''"s
APPse Trees.-S3O per hundred less than a
hundred 81 cents each '>4i
srad sef Trees-Sjo per hsndred Jess than hun
rear -Trees.-(DVaf and Standard1seo M.
h1ndred; less than a hundred 10 cents EACH F
rum, Apricot and NectarIne Trass
"a cents each
III GraP es-C1tawba-s3 per dozen; $40 Der hun
isabella, Warren ;pauI,,a r,.
jacques and Hartford ProII1ie.1 20 en-. " "a
81 each ~"-"O cents TO
Orrepeotg' ~ GEMS each to s. peridozen.
FROM nifty cents 10 one dollar each ~
charge wiz be made for packing suf5eient 20
cover the cost Of material I' l"
faekages delivered in good order on III. cara .,
state ine Station, after which they are a, the risE 80
the purchaser 10y are Al tue fisA OF
TERMS CASH Address
Nov ssw,,a., GEO. s. GAINES.
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Lldss ana gentlemen If You wish To man..
~ IunGer'lghe9 who will send you vtbon, "uu .
an "thout Prlce, valuable information thar Vii oey
pr on 70 marry happily and speedily irrcs.t ena
age wealth or beauty This informal, Of
assi.t ana !, you wish to marry will cbeerf1Ii
sired ~ t Su al hters strictly confidential The az
asked ALL S'h' Dy return mail, aud no questions
doc 3y2n, SARAH b. LAMBERT
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IHE CITY PRNriNG-We conorotulata
0lr neighbors Of the Standard on tbeir So
lection as City Printers. All the newspaper
0fices town were invited to send in nro-
ppsais with the understanding that the CITY
kTlnting was to be given to the lowest hid
Ger We proposed to publish the proceed
lpgs OF the Board and advertisements for
MY dollars and charge usual rates for tbe
job work Tho Standard offered to pubIjsb
proceedings and advertisements gratis. and
eharge usual rates for job work The News
pIoPoSea to print proceedings gratis and
enarge for advertisements and iob work 65
Pei cent less than usual prices 1t seems TO
hs the proposition of the News was the low
81 but the City Fathers thought differently
ahu awarded 1t 10 the Standard A cornora-
non that imposes such heavy taxes ON the
people as onrs,'night afford like other people,
" pay reasonable prices for their printing;
and' besides, important ordinances should
De published in tho city papers. Nothing
WI build up and improve our town more
D. good newspapers, and The public in
1arest IS promoted by their patronage.
Il AS VIC were not willing to pay ANYTHING /
Ior the privilege of publishing matters that /
ntereSt only the Corporation of Jackson,
We were ont Of the line promotion in this
Instance.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-23
EDsOIVent NOIIce

w hhhEAS the estate Of F II russell deceasea
was declared nsolveAt by the Probate Conf -
Q, Newton county, at the October term tbereoF
es,ate now an persons holding claims against said
tho 800, nov notlned to present them the Clerk of
49, LI"uAte Court and have them registered on oT
' ogipte me third Monday in November 1866 or thew
ov. Irwin " "a - mrs