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Gen ID. H. Hill, in late number of
the Land We Love- says:
We had two particular friends in the
old United States army the one born
north of the Susquehannah, the other
south oft Beth adhered to the Uni
ted States government. The Northern
man took the field and fought us OBJ
stinately the Southron kept out of
harms way, but secured a good pay
ing position, as teacher. After the
war we wrote to the latter brief bu-
siness letter, which he refused to an
swer. The former, learning that we
had fallen in the hands of the BLESSED
Bureau and other ben evolent institu-
tions, sent us kind invitation to
bring the wife and little rebs to spend
the summer months with him. 1t is
easy in this case to answer the ques-
ton, (which now of these two, think
ohst thou, is neigh6or unto him which
fell among thieves 2''
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EXACTLY So.-The London Times
has come TO the conclusion that the re-
cent ci,i' war in the United States has
revolutionized our form of govern
mept, and that henceforth, instead of
beNg a government of limited, it will
pne of unlimited powers.
This is the conclusion to which eve
w man is forced to come There is
no doubt in the world that we are living
under government whose policy is
dictated by majority of the people,
and whose Constitution has been so
often and so fiagrantly violated that it
has ceased to command the respect Of
any class. We may as well make the
best of our circumstances The North
ern people freed the negroes but en-
shaved the whites of the South, and
destroyed their own government
Richmond Dispatch.
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NEWTON COUNTY.

Chdnoay Court Of said County, 70 October
fdm, 1866.
Horny lIollingsworth,
vs.. Bill tur divorce.
Sarah A. j. Hollingsworthl
WTPON opening the Complainant Bin Ia the
" above stated ease, II appears 10 the salts
faction Of the register, that Sarah a. Idol
lingsworth, the Defendant 10 the abnHc stated
ease. resides beyond the limits " this State.
Notice Il therefore given 70 the said Defendant,
that unless she do personally appear ~ the
next Term Of orr Cbaneery Conrt, 10 be held IN
the town Of Decatur, on tic second Monday "
october next. and plead, answer or dcmtr q
Bil, the allegations therein viii
be taken as confessed
...t. Witness my hand and seal Of office,
lis. July y, 1865.
49, J. A. WARE.
srDt!lwTw. Clerk.
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CITATION.

TO Amanda Hall. residence unknown, Allen
Sellars. James SelIars, Elizabeth Netherling
wife Of Levi Netherling, Of the State OF Tex
as, and Eliza Rhymes, wife OF james Rymes,
of the State OF California:
VOU are hereby cited to appear before the
III Probate Court of the county Of Newton,
State Of Mississippi, on the 81 Monday Of De-
ceinbcr next 10 show cause why the petition
of Nj. @. Sellars, administrator Of the estate OF
Mary Sellars, deceased, praying for sale Of
all the real estate Of said interstate, should not
be granted, &c.
BY order of Court, the Sd Monday of De-
toDer, A. d. 1866.
THOMAS KEITH,
oct % w5tE Clerk.
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Gen. Sickles, commanded Of the
Department of the South, has issued
an corresponding shat 30 officer, sol
der or person on duty in this depart
ment in any city seized by military
authorities, will be allowed TO trade,
either as principal, factor or agent,
directly or indirectly in cotton, rice
or other products, OF merchandise Of
any kind. within the limits Of the dis
e; e or post where he is stationed
SC. serein. 1t also provides that no per
on will be permitted to interfere with
the rights of the freed people, in com
mon with all others, to sell and dis
pose Of the products Of their labor IN
their own way, as they may choose
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A movement is on foot among the
citizens Of Tuscaloosa. Alabama, 70
connect that city by telegraph with the
rest Of the world The Observer
thinks the ENTERPRISE viii be put
threugh without difficulty, as neariy
enough money has already been sub
scribea 70 construct the line Asmat
ts-s now stand. Tuscaloosa has to de
pead upon stage coaches for al the
news she receives
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cITATInN.

TO Ltmcs $ Hoorc. Whaeabouis not kaotcH;--
VOu are cited 10 appear before the Probate
u Court of Newton county, state Of MlsSls-
sippi. ON the third Monday Of October, a. ~.
1896 10 show cause why the petition VI I ldN.
AZ j. j. Thornton, Administrators OF a has
Moore deceased, praying fer saia - al,t.s =
lands belonging 10 said decedcnts e..at ~t,st'
described 10 suit petition now IHile 10 thls
Court should not be granted
BY order nf Court, september Term, 1865.
sept. u, 1866 THOMAS KEITH, OK.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,
-

First District, OctoDT isfs l1U
Edward T. Evans,
81 W.. AtruleAi in Chaucey.
Julia A. G. Eyans,l
I'm opening the papers in this ease and u
~ appearing 10 the satHfactiin of the Court
that Julia A. q. EVANS docs not reside ~ the
State Of Mississippi, but u a nonresident
thereof,
II Il, therefore, ordered that she shall enter
her appearance IN this cause. and plead, an
gwer or demur, on the first MONDAY Of
Decembor. 1865, that being the first day of the
next ensuing regular term Of this Court, Or the
bill and allegations thereof will be taken ~
confessed and admitted.
II Il further ordered. that copy Of this order
be published ia the Weekly Clarion. news
paper published In the city Of Jackson, Missis-
sippl, for four successive weeks, at least once
In each week.
true copy from the minutes.
(Attesf,)
W. q. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
oc3-dl-w4 L. A. LINDSEY, DC.
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Tnsolvent Notice.

UTHEREAS, by an order Of the Probate
wv Court OF Newton County, state oil Mis-
-ssippi made at the last October term, A. y.
1865, thereof, the estate Of lsham Futch, de-
ceased, was declared insolyent: New there
fore all persons holding claims against said es-
tate. are hereby notified 20 come forward aud
hive said claims duly nr0hatod AMI registered
Ia the register kept by the Clerk, within twelve
months from the date Of the tirst publication
hereof, or they will be barred.
T. l.. MU'IREIL.
oct ~ We Administrator.
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nrUsKINoUm VALLEY
EN- GIN a. w d W IA y
Corner Market and Third SITS,
ZANEsNILLE, ONO.

HANINu added greatly to my former eN-
Il II tensiye facilities | am now turning out
large number my improved Portable steam
Engines and Portable Circular Saw MINIS.
Those already rcrcivcd and In operation are
giving the most entire satisfaction. Thcrcisnow
hardly a state or Territory IN the Union but
that my Improved Portable Engines and saw
arrpster stacks ON them which arrest the
sparks,
would respectfully refer you 10 the follow
ing gentlemen and c, etiiicatcs FOR the porta-
hility, utility and prL teal operations OF my
Portable steam Engines and Saw Mills:
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EHecnfor,a Notice.

Letters Testamentary on the
" Estate Of James Gunter, deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned, at the April
called term, A. ID, 1866, Of the Probate Court
of Davis county, Mississippi now all persons
having claims against Deceslent, are notified to
present them, duly prObaied, within the tune
and persons owing said estate will please make
immediate payment
j. L. WELBORN, Executor
OF the estate Of James Gunter, decd
oct. 2Jw 5t.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY,

Probate Court, September Term, 1896.
To Rebecea james, and an others interested In
the Estate Of John james, DECEASED;
UOtJ are hereby cited 10 be aud personally
III appear before the Probate Court u Jas-
per county, Al The Court House thereof, on The
III Monday IN October next, then aud there 10
answer the petition n William james aud
Robert James, Executors ~ John james, de-
ceased, f0r sale " land, and show cause, u any
YOU can, why the lands described IN said pc
iitioh, should not be sold, a. prayed Tor IN said
petition.
Witness. the Honorable Benz. Thigpen, Judge
of Probate ofJasper county, the 1t Monday IN
September. 1850
Given under my hand and seal q
Is Office, the 9TH day 81 September, A. d..
so 1855.
JAMES q. MCCORMICK.
seutf2w1w Clerk.
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NotIce dol CredItors.

LITHEREAs, Letters Of Administration on
w the estate Of John c. GOwan, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned, at the March
term, 4. ID. 1866, Of the Probate Court Of Slmp
son county, Mississippi; Now all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate Of said decedent
are hereby required to have the same proba-
fed and registered within the time limited by
law, or they will be forever BORED
Il. Il. G0WAM,
oct q w5t Administrator.
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CuAnIorrr. Mich. March 10. iso0.

J. II. Duyall- Sir; My Mill aud Engine Is
giving the best Of satisfaction. ] had u run
ming In five days after receiving II. Tho first
day after starting the Mil, we sawed ~ logs
into inch lumber, making I08l5 feet In nine
hours. ON the second day we sawed 1850
feet In I0H hours. IL was timed ~ one time
when Il cut boards, IL feet In each board, Ia
w dEo. N. POTTER.
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LEnANoN, Ky., July II, 1900.

J. II. Duvall--slr; | profess to Know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure IN
bearing testimony TO the fact that the Portable
Engine and Saw Mil Ipurchased Of YOU can,
In my opinion, cut three times az much lumber
in day as any other mill Ia this country, We
have sawed $50 feet In thirty minutes. We
can saw from ! 800 10 800 per hour.
II. u. HARRISON
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n nom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
and ali the effects ofyouibful indiscrelon, Will
Tor the sake o. suffering humanity ..sfnd iree %
IN ali who need u, the receipt AMI directions
Tor making the Simple remedy ~ Mh t. he
v,at ,urcd. Sufferers wishing % profit by The
a,iv.rtls,.r's experience, can DO 20 10y address
us John Il. OGDEN,
.,,t g,nw No. q Cedar st., New YORK.
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rrurpFkS letters q alraInisfraliou on
w ~ Tafaie "a HFyRY y. JONES. o.
.a..eH rIrre rrarfsf e. The uuufTsirnel, AZ
~ raaa - si.a Fsa.sfanfIa
Ss,.--1 n C.a5rf.s rsnnfr. Mississippi. Dow al
f,.r.rrs hasfne tlaIns= azallIst SAID atceaelt
80 - tiuss liu.lted b. laH. a. they WI
- forever tarred-
al 1901 frSshted q ssii deceienf viii
10 i,rvueuf 70 IL underzirned,
IEYI l. JONES,
,eff.uff7 Admi1istrafer.
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RIOHL md
Male and Female Ae G m y

Male and Female Aoadc my
UNHIS INSTITUTION, situated in Rankin
j. county, six miles from jackson, eight
from Byram station, and twelve from Brandon,
in an excellent neigbhorhood, thus being irco
from the tlelcterious Influences Of villages and
towns on youths, and being healthy location,
together with n splendid Academic building,
Ne, offers superior inducements.
II Is supplied with competent and capable
male and female teachers.
Music and the higher branches VIII be
taught
The great object will be thorOughness In
mental training aud praetcabilily.
The Fall Session will commence September
3D., 1866.
Boarding can be procured at the Institution,
or In the noighb0rho0d.
For further particulars, address Principal,
at Jackson,
H. b. WILLIAMS,
aug30w3m. Principal.
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]. II. Duvall.-Sir; Tho portable Engine aud
Saw MIL we purchased Of you gives entire sat
ishrton. We have IN twenty days after set
ting itup, sawed 200.OOO feet Of frozen hcnock
timber, which we call the best saving ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania. The Millwa
GRIFFIs 4 STONE.
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Attention, Physicians.

4 OFFER FOR SALE the following Real
Il Estate, situated in the town Of Dover, IN
Yazoo county, viz:
A LOT of one acre, on which there i AN
Office. containing two rooms, suitable for
sleeping apartment and dispcnsary neatly
papered, and in good repair. There is els
tern convenient to the Office, which Is now In
good order.
Also, a LOT Of two acres, on which there
are stable, Crib, and all the necessary stable
Buildings, and, in addition, Horse Pond, and
. Lot well set with Bermuda Grass.
The Lots are near each other, and the build
ings thereon were used by myself Whiie ! was
practising my profession In the town Of Dover.
The location + good one for physician,
either with or without a family, and the build
ings were erected with an eye TO the conve-
nience Of any one engaged In the practice OF
medicine. For further particulars apply 10
Fperson, or by letter, TO me, in Yazoo City; or,
to DR.. l.. Rice, at Dover, Miss.
oe12.diw-wlml Il. c. MCCAIN, NJ. ID.
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sTATE oF MISSISSIPPI,
= " y = = = :
KINDS COUNTY,
First Disirief. October Isl, 1866

First District. October Isl, 1866
w.J. Braey, tall At rules in Chan
John Robb, Adj, q al.
I'm opening the papers In this case, aud Il
~ appearing that Opponents, Eugene Barnes
and George W. Barnes, do not reside In the
state Of Mississippi, but are now resident
thereof; IL Is, therefore ordered that they
shall enter their Appearances In this cause,
and plead answer Of demur on the First MON
DAY Of December next, that being the first
day OF the next ensuing regular term Of this
Court, or the bill and allegations thereof will
b. taken a. confessed and admitted ~ 70 them.
L. further ordered, That a copy o. this
order be published In the Weekly Clarion,
newspaper published In the city Of Jackson.
Mississippi, Tor one month at least, once each
week.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest
wO. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
ocl-wim l. A. LINDSEY u. &.
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as hereby given fhat Clinton. Bolton and
II Edwards Ilepot have hetn dispensed with
a. points for weighing and marking Cotton,
anil, until further notice, Cotton may BE- ship
pei direct from sid points 30 Nicks1urg,
where IL will fe weighcsl. marked and ne
THOs 8. WHITE
oeff Assesetr Internal Refenue-
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John Mitchell uTites froB Paris that
NapoIeoa win get out Of the Mexican I'uslale
a. best he can. and Odds an not %
for him< be not boldly take the Only e9, =,
that Woald have seeuTely eiaesl-l -, -
IIs~;e,n F-unisz. that i. be did not recog-
me- aDd a The S0athern C0ufederacy.
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pnAINrREM. wyoming

BnAINTREM, Wyoming Co., Pa, May q, 1850
J. II. Duyall-Sir The Engine aud Mil
purchased OF you, which Mr.. llardosty has
started. will do moro work thnn YOU promised
aud In the hest manner, 10 VIII saw nom
10000 to 1900 feet In ten hours.
MAILMAN \ GRAY.
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Cross PLAINS, Ind, Feb. -, 1861.
in. D,fyari-sir To-day we sawed 1900
feet Of lumber In less than ten hours. About
three-fourths Of II was inch lumber. The Mil
does very well. Yours truly,
SAM'L KENNEL q co.
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Cnn1NNA. NIInn.. Ocl. 2s. 1s0S.

!. II. Duvall- Sir: We are still alive aud
well. The Engine and MIL Is giving satisiac.
ton, aud Is pronounced by all good Judges the
best Mill Ia this State.
ID. HEBERLlNG 81 SON
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NIller's Vegetable CRttl e Powder.
COMPOUNDED Of Roots, Herbs, Banks &e..
~ will cure all diseases incident 10 HORSES,
CATTLE. and HOGS.
We will mail free, TO any address, circular,
giving description Of disease, and mode oil
Treatment.
Price Fifty cents For sale by all country
merchants, and the sole agents.
RANLETT 4 BENNER,
No 81 Common street. New Orleans
octISW:m
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IIANcorR. Md.. NoN 10. IsNi.


J. II. Duynll--Sir The Saw Mil Of 20
Horse Power purchased of you, has been sci up
by your Mr. Ilardesty. ON saturday last we
sawed 5000 feet IN eight hours, We can safely
say that II exceeded our expectations.
Yours truly,
BRIDGES, HAMILTON & DANIELS.
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SHRINE, BOYD& co.

adT fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills 10 be made Of frst-ciass material work
manshjp the same, and 20 saw from 0,OO0 10
Il. go feet OF lumber per day, (say 10 hours.)
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
70 all correspondents. Address;
J. II. DUVALL,
Zanesville, Ohio.
J. III. DUNALL,
mayztwdm. Mobile, Ala.
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Citation.

TTNO &. Z. JOHNSON, II the State Of Texas:
u You are cited to appear before The Pro
bate Court q the county q Newton, state 81
Mia. on the Third MONDAY Of November
next, 70 sllox cause why the final acc0unt q
r. II. JOINS, executor q the last will and
tlstlmerf Of ". ". JOHNSON. deceased. now
on Gle On this oaIiee should not be allowed ETC.
By order q the Court, The % Monday In
SEPTEMBER, A. d. lso6.
oes-wH mos. KEITH, Clak.
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EMERY 4 BIAS PlTENT IOifON GINS
c ON pENSERs.

- ~ - e ~ = z ~ y
IHHfSE GINS AND CuNnENsERS, cOn-
II tain many. valuable improvements, not
! hitherto USED IN the south.
[ They are portable, and can be used either
with or without any building.
The Cotton Il delivered nom the Condenser,
as fast as ginned, In a sheet A. thick ~ a bat.
frcc NOM the dust and sand that Is usually dis
charged with the lint by the old process Of GIN
ming.
These gins an capable Of turning cut morc
and better cleaned ginned cotton per day, with
the same amount ui power, without injury 10
the staple, than any others now IN use.
They are SO constructed a. 70 be- used either
With or without the Condenser, as desired.
A PORTABLE PRESS
Is also connected with the Gin. on the Lever
priv ciple; differing entirely nom the old plan,
80 that bale OF 100 lbs. can be compressed by
hand.
They are cheaper and more convenient than
any other, rs they can bo moved At pleasure
from one plantation To another.
A 20 saw Gin complete, with Condenser and
Press. can he delivered az any point for about
$500; a 80 saw Gin for about sGi0.
These Gins vary from ~ 20 100 saws, and ac-
cording 10 capacity, are fullN warranted 10 turn
out from 2 to 10 bales per day.
For further particulars address,
MORTIMER n BAKER, Agents,
Crystal Springs, Miss
oH'Agents "a sell, wanted throughout the
State. septl9wam
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rrLror Ilnwnmha co.. bid AZ. aN. $50.

]. IL, Duvall-Sir. We have bccn> running
the Portable Engine. saw Mil and CofQ MIL
we purchased OF you some five mouth ee2go.
We average IN tough, scr,lhby pine, from n ~
To 10000 feet OF lumber per day. We grind
from 20 to - bushels OF Corn per hour. Many
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles 10
see our Mil. She l. the wonder and admira-
ton ofall. We chcornIlly recommend them 10
those In want Of Mills and Engines.
q. A. HAMILTON & co.
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ALPINE DEPOT, ". v, ecpt. y, 1865.

j. II. Duvall--Sir; With the assistance Of
Mr.. Hardesty, we have Just completed the set
ting tIp Of the Portable Engines and Mills pur-
chased Of you. Mil No. I, the first day cut at
the rate Of 100 feet of oak aud Pine lumber
per hour. Mill No. 2, we have just started and
with equal success. They are working TO our
entire saifaction. and we feel confident that
the machinery win do all you advertise.
Yours truly,
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I.ocusr anovE, weekly Co.. Tenn.

March TO- 1859.
J. II. Duyall--Sir: ON last saturday we
cut something over $4,000 feet Of inch poplar
lumber; worked eleven hours forty -iyemmutcs
n. Nash attended the saw. We cut this
amount from logs sawed from stumps, and can
10 Il ever yday with good logs and hands.
DR. u. J. SHANNON.
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A PnOMIssORY Note. bearing date Dec,
~ M isli3. and payable L. NJ. q. Murphy,
On bearer, signed by A. Barnett.
All persons are forewarned against trading
'0r ~ Ia e $50 $50 no i7-wst MT.MURPHY.
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Near n bDWhiso '-n~A-i
smfth Csunty, MississiPPi'
rT,IlE second Annual Session q this lnsu-
| tute will commencc on the Third Monday
in September next.
The Male Department VIII be under the ls,-
mediate direction Of Mr.. LEWIS r. FIrzliUGH'
m Female Department viii Nc under the
charge Of Mis- NARCissA JONEa, 3 di-up-
sI,isbe,I ayradnaie of Mt ifer1non Institute. who
Ia produced the highest iestimoniais o. NOR
ofa6 :. holarship and success a. TEACHER.
Inc Musical Dcpartmcit VIII De under me
rbaree of Mrs.. NJ. A. WITHHELD, thorough
and accomplished music teacher.
The attention Of Parents and ouafhlaps y
called 10 the retired and healthy locality o. tnls
sebooI It. refn0teuess frfa AIRY TOW n, rfltof =
ali temptation for extravaganza. IN eosf7f q
education will be NJ thorough a. can r. "1-
taiued elsewhere. The school, commencing ~
III ,Iid under the mot ei1barrassihg clrc I'm.
sfane,.s. has more than mt the pxpeciaiieqls d
h. numerous friends, and viii opfn next -
ION uDSIer The most favorable auspiees for con.
tiuued aud permanent sticces.
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with or withOut tho Condenser, as desire
DIR. NASH AND MS INFIRMARY.

UTE, THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
w Of Magnolia. Pike county. Miss, take
great pleasure In Informing all personS in
hicted with Cancer, Seroflh. Goitor, Wons.
Sore Legs, Palypsns, Ulcers, or skin Disease
TO call on DR.. A. NASH, at his lnhrmary,
Magnolia, Miss, where they will ind a GER
tain cure. We know Of acertuinty that he hiss
cured number o. the worst eases Of Cancer,
Goiter, Sore Leg, Wcns ,Nc.. that we ever saw
on living men. He has quite a number OF
eases of the same character that are desperate,
that he Is treating at this time with every pros
pect OF success. We voluntarily give this no
tice 10 the afflicted, as an act Of justice and cor
daily recommend Dr. Nash as an experienced
physician, and certain cure for the above
named 1ispaNpS
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mAnISON COLLEGE,

MADISON COLLEGE,
SHARON. MISS, will open the 1st Of 0cto-
- her. 1865, under the Presidency Of the Rev.
n II. Johnson, nssisted by competent profess
sors. Expenses for term Of six months, paya-
s,,,,,ion a. primary Denartnent. $40 90
+" " Preparatory ~ "
" Collegiate ~ "
Board, everything included, about gu per
month.
For further Information, address
REV. II. y. JOHNSON, or
Dr. J, MCKEE, Pres. Board Of Trusy
sharon, Miss.
The Board OF Trustees will receive applict'
lions for the Chair OF Ancient Languages.
augl0w2m.
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Payment b be made quarteiy in gold or r.
equivalent
nrfrefe fruilies near the sfbo0l, and Vii rsnge
trom az . 70 sl5 %, IN gold Or IT, eqgitaieut-
Boarders vii Be required - pay half N ID
vance.
an ruuns VIII BE- charged from date q en-
teranct. and no deduetion made exeeptin ease
a rIrcfrafIei Hines.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-15
THE Score EXPOSE L
E. CARVER COMPANY IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

COTTON GINS
TTNIIE undersigned, sole agents in New Or
Il leans for the sale Of this well known aud
Justly celebrated Gin, are now prepared to
offer to Factors and Planters a complies as
sortment Of sizes Of recent manufacture, and
combining all Of the latest patented improre-
anents, which render 1t superior TO all other
Gins. Materials are also furnished for repairs
FOSTER & CO.,
jyaug2w3m. No. 40 St. Charles