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WINTER MEETING.

WINTER MEETING.
To Commence on December 2@, 1866
FIRST DAY-sATURDAY, December %. Post staEe fer |
a ages mile heats. SOD entrance; $75O added 10
close October /; three more to all
SANE DAY-sweepstake for year olds. Mile heats
500 entrance half forfeit; $500 added ~ eose Oconsrl
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, December IS Purse Slo00,
for all ages Two mile heats
THIRD OAY-WBDNESDAY, December g. Purse S699,
for all ages Dash Of three miles
SAME DAY-Pune s40o for ali ages. Mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-THuRsDAY, December q. Annual
stske for year ods Mile heats; S00 entrance half Forfeit
$500 added To close November 1; three to fill
SANE DAY--Annual Stake for year a. Two mile
heats $3.50 entrance 500 Forfeit $500 added To close
November Il three more To FILL
SAME DAY-Purse $500, for all ages Dash Of two miles
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY December IS. Purse $50. Nile
heats, best three in five
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY, December %. Purse $500
Three mile hests.
SEVENTH DAY-TUEsDAY, January !, 1867. Purse
$1,000. Dash Of four miles
SAME DAY-Purse $50. Two mile heats.
No reduction walk In Sweepstakes the second
horse his stake and in Purse Races entrance money
ten per ceut. goes to the second horse
Jockey Club Rules. H. B. FOLEY, Superintendent,
Box 23l, n. 0. Post Office.
FFNHE MECHANICS AND
AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The frgt GRAND FAIR of this Association will take
! place tbs
FAIR GROUNDS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
| Commencing on
Tuesday, goth of November next.
Inventors manufacturers agricuuriss stock raiser and
others oan portion the United States, deous OF being
represented in industrial exhibition obtain full in
formation by addressing the officers Ct the association.
l. \. MARKS, President,
LurHEn Ho2ss, Secretary and Treasurer.
C. q. S L0CoMs, Chairman of the COMMITTEES Fai
Grounds.
rEEscEST CITY ssUsaUzz-
10 AaD = 81 c4zzzs 81, opross7a sr cslp1zs HOTEL
Open fron, "a Il tIlIIp. NJ Daily.
R. W. sC1AFTER. MANAGER
The Museum building has been reGed and enlarged
expense expressly for the Curioses be ezhbi
ted the Elm.
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURI0sTTIES comprising
Wild Beasts, Birds, Fishes Insects Minerals, Paintings
Coins Relics of the 3evoutipn md wonderful things
every part the known world will be there found exb
tion. connection with the above curioses, ATESS
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers, Leopards Kangaroos, Baboons, Birds
will be daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Artists who will perform wonderful and daring
eats in Knife Throwing, Etc The Intrepid bA BELLE
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add the
attractions of the Museum
Admission so cents; Children Is cents
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday, Oct 10th
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's MONTH

UNITED STATES MAKsHAL's MONIIlUN.
John MeClean ship Ella s. Thayer her Tackle Aoparea
and Furn reln United States District 0opIt for tho
District of Louisiana-No S639.
IN 0B EBIENCE to an Admiralty Wia's.a NJ
10 me directed the above entitled suit have seized aI
taken into nv possession the ship hRyer her tackle
a are and furniture hoelled by John Me lean 9T he
set the hbe pending in the Di5trlc
Of the United And do hereby cite and
thereof and all or every person or m
hay pretending to have right title or IN o5
to same and appear Ditrit Court q HI
States for the aores i'd be holden at tue cry
New d leans before the third Monday tront We oh
her eof canse, if hey have oe can WY s ~
vessel etc. should not be condemned and be iod aste "
| the of lioelRnt 1sy oR
United States Marshals office New orleans r99 mn
November, 1866 CtiHBEtsi; t:t; /; !tetes 81 MARSHAL
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PUTNAAE 81 CARx-

PUTNAaE 81 CARY
GAMES NJ. PUTNAM formerly Of New Orleans, La; wM
S, CARY, formerly Of the Parish OF St. Mary, La.J
General ConmIsslon, Receiving and For
w@rains Merchants.
BELIZE, BRITISH HoSDURAs,
and forward with dispteh all Ands Of Machinery n articles
Of &efCGAadi6e 10 any BH Honduras, GauGumHlt,
Spanish Honduras aay the entral States
Messrs. G4LBREATH d PUTNAM Agents,
No Peter' street, iorsy Front LeYse, New Orleans.
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BAKERIES.

B n h EGESGIls5s
NEARsARET-mARsAR RoUaHERX'
1A SUCCESSOR TO F. D'AeUIA 'e'
wreed and Crackers Baker
go.76 NEW 1EvEE STREET, new oE1EAss'
between Poydras ard Lafayette strasts'
constantly on hand urge assortment q AfA
C9G6KERS, CREAM BIs0U1I etc.
A 0. BERoN 81 oO.,
a. a . HERON, =. CALDER, H. HIDDzrt@
ooMmERoLAL BAkE11'
- eRs .,6 m8s rchorstatoe1@a 4sssss'
pEpor NO. . EoHouPuoU1AS ssAass=
New Orleans
a.vszs OF hand al p5l' OF LoAs sHE4n ASEf
ORA0rlERs. ,,.. s,,yeas
Ars prepared, ct ali times 70 sLlS an 9es.s zsGfz
DREAM BISCUIT sf4R Bo
VINE De- gFFTEE o.
WATER Do sTFgEE tfE8gN
So?iIG6r PII6r .ASSb EAVg eR94n' eo'-
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-Marrtage and Celibacy, Essay OF
Warnings and Instruction for Young Men Also, diseases
and abuses which PROSTATE vital powers with
Of relief Sent free Of charge sealed letter envelopes d
dress Dr. j. SKILLIS HouGHTON, Howard Association,
PhiladsIphia
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---s1oIgate'a Money soat,-'Thfs celebrated
Toilet Soap, in such universal demand is made thu
CHOICEST matwias ia mild emolient in it's natare fra
sreny scsatea and extremely beneficial ns action upon TIE
Kin For ay nil druggists and fancy goods Dealers
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MARe Halls MoNLTTONs.
TT7TEn sTATEs MtEsHAI7s MoNIT1oS


WATSON & ROGERS VS.. BRITISH SCHOONER
Fancy Tackle etc eIn the United States Dfstries
Court for the District of LouisianG-No s6i0.
TN faREnTpNGE to nn Admiralty Warrant
to me directed in the above entitled suit have and
taken in nv possession British schooner Fancy her
Tackle Apparel etc.. libeled by Watson neers !or
set forth IN the libel now pendng N the i
monishthe owner thereof and every or
persons having or retending right title or
same be and appear ~ District Gont u me
United States for the District be holden at the
(Hty Of New Orleans Third Monday from the
date hereof to any they or can why the
schooner, etc. etc. hop n1t pc condemned a 1e so
| agreeably to the prayer of libelant - -.
| - = IYUrABERT BuLLIER
i Tnita al Stntes Marshal.
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c0NsTABE.E,s SALE.

MOORE Il HEREFORD va. JOHN .HALLESET, OWNER
oil the schooner mmeEhnriss Collins vS. schooner iinns
Capt in and oWnersJohn AcGharty vs. achnoReF EAinas
()aiitlin and ownersSacoud Court P6rlsA OF
Orleans.
DY VIRTUE of SIX write of Geri ftesas to
ID by the Honorable Geo. IL BrA1ghn, s+e6nd
Justice Peace in and for the parish ct ore will
proceed sell at public auction Wednesday November
lh 1866 u O'Clock at the MerehhnS and Anetioneers
Exchange Royal street between Canal Cus0nh5use
streets, the following desc hed property, tu-Wit:
TIE SCHOONER EMMA her Furniture Tuckle and ap-
pnrel, as she now lies Mt the Government Wharf.
Seized in the above suit
This being the third and last crying she will be sold with
reserEe twelve month"; bond with good and Spve1t
security ring i've interest the purchaser pay
in the above court and IN the U y. MSrshas Court
JOHN Q, EUHAC,
GpnstnbLe seeOnd Justice Court.
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REMOVALS.

T. a. GONZALES.
R EMovAL"....-....... .1s EAHovAL.
EVERETT 1AEE, (srcees.or to 3. B. Aucoin) Manufac-
-s,,,-,,, ,lcrin Boots Shoes and Brogans, has
-onov.5 fan, NJ % i M MACHINE street near
Canal, where R. B. Aucon viii be please . see ms Isnas.
% EM0yAL.................. RE2.~tO N n. |
" II. H. w1rHERELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT
and DEALER in HIDES. LEATHER and WOOL, has
removed his Office wITHGRELL & CO., 80 and 50 New
Levee street Warehouse 80 Commence street.
pENTOvAL...........,... REMOVAL.
The Office of the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, douisiaua Division has been we'd
to No, 1874 Common street, second floor
CLIO. CLARK, Vice President.
W. R. ADAMS, Secretary
RE@OvAL................ REMOVAL.
JOHN cIA1BoRNE's Law OFFICE,
From No, II Camp street,
To No. "a Carondelet street.
ID DEHHOvAL............ REMOVAL.
SIMON j. FnATow CO., from No. 9l Magazine street,
to Nos. 124 and 1876 NEW LEyEE, near GTRoD street.
SIMON ]. FLATow & CO.
r EMovAL................ REMOVAL.
| WELLER, CHEW co. have removed to No l3 NEW
LEvEE STREET. store recently occupied by A. F.
Cochran.
p REMovAL................ REMOVAL.
|
We have this day REMOVED into office, NO. H6
CARoNDELEr STREET, up stairs.)
KERN sHEARER,
New Orleans, Oct. Il, 1866
r REMOvAL................ ........."REMovAE~
FALLS, ALLISON co, from No % Magazine street
No 1872 GRAVIER STREET between Carondelet and Ba'
rome streets -
ID EhEGVE ED. ....,.............. Ed.
soyLE,s COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE AND TELE
GRAPH INsL5TuE $ been removed to the Commodions
day and evening This ull course Commercial Bust
This institution ha jus, been refdrnshed the course
ruct0n extended Banks and Stores connected where
books regularly kept the Me
chant Book keeper Correspondent and CLERK, practically
Ali persons Interested in Commercial Education are respect
fully Invited to visit and examine the merits aud advantages
Office or address GEORGE SOuLE, New Orleans.
GEcoND JUSTICES COUET-
GEO. H. BRAUGHN-Judgs.
JOHN c. KUzAc-Constabls.
The above Court has been renewed to the corner Of Com
rlersl Place and St. Charles EnrRnce26 CONNER.
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Steamers Seating port Jo-9ag.
AS ADVERTISED IN Tue DAILY cREscEN
ruesdar, November 1a, 1s0o.
sPECIAL NOTICES.

-E4oulsIana Leyees-PlauterE, Merchants
and others Commonwealth Louisiana interested in
the work reonsucug the State Levees are referred to
An article Lsvees published i'll the COMMERCIAL Of
Sunday, the llth inst.
Copies may be had at the Office that paper, Commercial
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- LOuisiaml State Bnnk-New Orleans,
October e. sG6the public is hereby notified that thi4 Bank
will be ready receive deposits and after the LIST Noyen-
ber Byorder of the Board
L. BERNARD Cashier.
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olAIALEFUIND
cond Justices Court Parish oforeans-No. 469.
pY VIRTUE of % writ Of tterI facEas, to
I'D me directed the Honorable g. H. Braughn Second
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans win
proceed sell, public auction MONDAY the 18th day
November, 1866 Rt O'Clock, oice, corner o.
Charles street and Commercial Place, the following de-
Two huntred and T9enty.three GOLD RINGS.
Seized in the above suit.
10 Terms cash on the spot.
Constable Second Justice Court
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- Louisiana State Hank-New Orleans,
October 30 66-t meeting of the Board Directors of this
Bank, held Yesterday, Mr. JOHN A. STEVENSON has bean
unanimously elected President vice j. NJ Lapeyre Esq re-
reped By order L. BERNARD, Cashier.
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-NotIce-rThe Steamship Liberty, Capt
Rollins from Baltimore dschargng her cargo at the
St Andrew street Fourth District Consguee5 will
please the receipt of their goods on the eYee other
wise they will be stored their expense and risk
WfrHERsPOON 4 Il ALsEY, Agents,
% Garondelet street.
B-No claims will be entcFtined after the goods are
taken from the leype
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad.

Schedule Established august I2h. 1866.
Trains leave Mobile daily, except sunday,
a. follows:
Accommodation, P. NJ; Mail, ?. NJ:
Freight. 49, A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Mobile, as follows
Accommodation. $40 A. NJ; Mail. II :45
A. NJ; Freight = p. NJ.
Trains arrive at Meridian, going North:
Accommodation. 6 A. NJ; Mail. $40 A. NJ. I;
Freight. ~ A. NJ.
Trains arrive At Meridian, going south:
Accommodation. r. n: Mail. $3.50 A. NJ:
Fright. 6;0j p. NJ.
Trains at Columbus. Kentucky:
Accommodation arrives az 9.::a A. NJ. and
leaves at 49, 4. NJ; Mail strives nj 1850
A. n. and leaves at 6.20 A. n; Freight ar
rives at so y. NJ, and leaves at ass A. n
The distance FROM Mobile 10 Meridian l.
l34st miles; from Mobile 20 Columbus, ny.
Az miles.
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TnE CorroS CHoP N TEXAs.-Wc
are permitted TO make the following
extract from a private letter dated
Galveston, Stll inst, to a gentleman in
this city;
"Thc late heavy and still continued
rains are niuring our pros pects for n
cotton crop very much The rayaRes
of the worm are reported 60 be very
destructive, particularly in the lower
river and seaboard counties The
crop, two weeks since, was ono of
great promise II the rains continue,
and there seems no prospect OF their
cessation yet the crop viii he ruined
II will he reduced one.third, possibly
onc.half, in some of the most fertile
localities by the injury already done =
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-titlrsl % elaiu, nominal damages without
proof Of special damage; 10 that extent tho
rule was correct But II il be taken - hold,
that wheli tlio tafrpT has b'Fn gailiy Of
negligence, the plaintiff may recover "pc-
cial or exemplary damage without any 2
idence tending 10 SHOW circumstance Of
special injury of wrong, % Was error aud
the instruction was calculated a. be- uii-un-
deratood in this Latter sfuse hy the jury, aud
therefore. shOuld not law Jeen giAeu
u is not uec'ssiry 81 IfpPer ~ coDsideI
The a5i gihueht IN relation II tie nlbii0h for
"a new trial on the ground that the verdict
was contrary 10 the evidence. Since the cy-
idence will be again presented TO jury on q
new trial, % be- weighed and considered by
them, under proper Instructions 10 he given
by the court, IL j. not proper that We should
ray anything SOW that VIII prevent Their
free Judgment upon fiie ey'idenee
For the errors above stated, the judgment
is reversed the verdict set aside and the case
renanded for "A new trial
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We find in the Memphis Avalanche
an account Of the death of c. G. Clay.
Sr., of Alabama, which took place nj
his residence near Huntsville on We'd.
nesday last Mr. Clay had been Uni
ted States Senator from Alabama, and
had filed many high and responsible
positions In the State Government
He was The father of the Hon. c. G.
Clay, Jr.. the distinguished statesman
j. Withers Clay, an old and talented
member Of the Alabama press; and of
Col Lawson Clay, one OF the leading
Adjutant Generals in the Confedcracy
during the war.
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N. o. J. and G. NJ. ROAD.
A.uLnI-I Il l,RnM AIrGI-sn, InTII

PASSENGER TRAINS-leaye New Or
leans daily at $3.50 =. NJ; arrive at jackson
ut 2:20, a. NJ; and reach Canton at o'clock,
4. NJ.
TRAINS going South, leave Canton daily at
S:;A, A. NJ: jackson. $50. 4. NJ; Brookhaven,
l0:40. A. NJ: Magnolia, 1890, p. NJ. arriving
at New Orleans at $3.50. p. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS arrive at jackson daily
at o'clock, p. NJ; and leaves at $50, A. NJ.
The passing points for Trains are-keimer.
Ponchatoula, summit, Hazlehurst and Terry.
Irritating Station-Magnolia. aug22dtf
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COLLISION on THB SOUTHERN RAIL
RoAD.--The engines Saturn and Hercu-
les, drawing freight trains, collided
about ten miles from Vicksburg, yes
tcrday afternoon at II minutes past
O'Clock. Both engines and tenders,
and several freight cars, were badly
smashed. No lives were lost, as the
engineers and brakemen jumped off
the trains when they were approach
ing each other, meeting at curve in
the road and not seeing each other in
time to check their cars One negro
was injured, though not severely
Vicksburg Times, 4th
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NatIce Dol Land ONners.

Il EXPECT 20 20 North the first Of October,
Il aud win undertake 20 sell limited num-
Der Of hrst-elass upland and valley plants
tiuns H"
Parties desiring to sci. can write ne either 81
jackson or tirenada. and send . fun and fair
description q their lands. theeharacteT q the
Improvements. condition 4 the fencing. Re- &c.
Give the number Of the land. and state the
priee and terms of paylneHt
.cp4ikwlms VA. T. WTTHERS
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CuoIuA IN nURG.-Passcn
gers by the Southern Road state that
the cholera still prevails. to a consid
cradle extent At Nickshurg The dis.
ease is not confined to negroes, but
has proved fatal to quito a number OF
white persons There appears 10 he
no evidence of its abatement 1t is
also ravaging the plantations ON the
river, and appears to he of very ma
hqnant character
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Governor Curtin, OF Pennsylvania,
has nxiumed from the records Of the
War Office At Washington n list that
is not very honorable 10 his State. 1t
is a list of thirty Eve thousand men
who deserted from Pennsylvania reg
iments during the war
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he stonownIIInstitut

II will be seen by the advertisement
in another column that the session Of
the Stonownll Institute, near Selma,
Ala, win begin ON the LIST Monday in
October. Mr. Connerly the principal is
known as a successful teacher Of many
years experience, who has descrvcdly
acquired reputation in his profession.
We end The following hundsomcn notice
of this Institute in late number of
the Selma Messenger;
No school of 80 brief u history has accom-
plsllod such results as the StonoNnll lnstl'
tuto year ago u scarcely existed Hs an
idea in the minds Gifts founders. But once
conceived IN that brain which knows only TO
plnu and theu 20 execute, II sprung forth
like magic.--poetiuall speaking, like Miner
Va from tho brain of Jupiter, mll-aincd,
The log cabins we're soon built, freedman
carried round the circulars before the PIN.
cipal was sufficiently recovered from the
wastiug exposures uf the camp 20 travel
hnnself Tie people knew him and were
willing to trust him with their boys and IN
one sonsun this school has become known FAT
and wide, employs iull corps oi l'ath'lS
and has only 10 hc announced 70 have itF
dormitorios crowded with the suns of the
best men ia the state,
Accommodations have been provided loi
about seventy boys, which are MS many rs
the Principal feels willing ogiNc his refson
al attention 90, aud he viii take none that
he will not give his attention to The local
ity Is accessible yet remote nom adverse ~
inenoos, hoalthiul, quiet, serene. The
assistants are Young men of culture aud en-
erev. Mrs Connorly sees 60 thcramiort Of
the boys. and ia short everything Is furnished
which "A indicious parent desires Tor son
away from home. Enough said.
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THE MAIL TRAIN leaves Vicksburg daily
at 3:45 =. NJ; Jackson at 7:27 =. NJ, ar
irving Il; Meridian at 2:40 a. Nj; Return
ing. leaves Meridian at \. NJ, jackson
ut l1:20 A. NJ, arriving in Vicksburg at
24JP NJ.
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Vicks"urg daily at > p. NJ, arriving at
jackson at Z. NJ. Returning, leaves
jackson ut 80 4. NJ.
Freight trains arrive and depart, going East
ward and Westward, twice a day. Sepl2dtt'
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The County Court law, Judging
from the left handed compliments it is
receiving from The press and people
throughout the State, will either be re.
pealcd or very essentially modified at
the coming session Of the Lcgisla
turo.
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''DONT he FooLIsH."-You can make Six
Dollars from Fifty Cents Call aud examine
an invention urgently needed by everybody.
Or aisamplc sent free by mail for 70 cents, that
retals easily for So, by II. l.. Wolcott, no
Chatham square, New York, ST.. aug9w'
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CHANGED HIS NNE.--Boston pa
pcrs recently noticed the death at an
advanced old age Of Abigail Goliath
mother of Senator Henry Wilson, from
Massachusetts There was no second
marriage on the part of MIR Wilson's
mother rs might be supposed, but
the name given to the radical Senator
at his birth was Jeremiah Goliath. y
This happened in an obscure village
Of New Hampshire When young
Goliath emierated to Massachusetts,
he concluded that il would he advisa.
BILE 20 change his name and hence on
application to ono ofthe courts OF the
commonwealth he was dubbed Hcnry
Wilson.
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Tho Richmond Examiner says there
are three representative men in the
Convention now assembled at Phila.
dclpha They are Douglas, the Mig
ger, Butler, the Beast, and Bro wnlow,
the Devil VIVA. trio
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George Trussell, one OF the owners
of the race horse " Dexter" was Slot
and instantly killed at Chicago. on
Tuesday night last by his former mis-
tress. Mollie Trussell
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,l
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.

VNllE attention of travellers is especially in
n Nited TO the facilities now offered by this
great line of railway, connecting the EmpO-
RUINS of the South and North. The rolling
stock is in excellent order, and the comfort OF
passengers is consulted by offering them the
most luxurious sleeping ears now being built.
Those who may take this route, have the OPP
ton at Humboldt. of two routes to the West or
NOrth-one via Cairo, and the other via Mem.
phis, Clarksvillc and Louisville, (railway re-
Gently completed )-rand through tickets by
either route will soon be supplied, and can be
had at all the principal offices Of this and the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company. -
3 ID. 49, +. ID. FROST.
General Superintendent
r. COLQUEoUN, Asst. Supt. sept2dtf.
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ODD FELLOWS FEMALE COLLEGE
rarr,lft.,, S-nrr.If g-,nwtx. Me.

THIS institution. siil under the control Il
Il the Rev. : :. Brown. will commence IT,
next session on the 81 DAY Of September. lssi6.
The nFsSt competent Teachers have heen en-
plOycd 10 MI every Department. The Bokrl-
ing Department. j. also under the control u the
Principal. who will makeevtry efoft o. rndtr
this Institution = eoinfortalae howe for yuslng
lasiies. a. well ~ = school Il Thorough instruc-
ton.
Terms, per MeaIhs
Rnarl -... 50 ca
Tuition. freIn s--- - % - q 90
Music. Including u=e q Instrument 9 o.
Painting. Drawing. &c. al usual rates
Payments 10 hc made quarterly. On adrance-
No dtslucfieus % be made for absence. ex-
cert In eases Of prutractei lines.
0arrulltgn. Aug. :. 1Si6s-W2m.
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E. CARVER COMPANY IMPROVED
COTTON GINS. .41

TTNIIE undersigned, sole agents i'm New Or
Il leans for the sale Of tits well known and
justly celebrated Gin, are now prepared to
offer 70 Factors and Planters a complete as
sortment Of sizes of recent manufacture, and
combining al Of the latest pdie',ted iiaprore-
Dlelts, which render it superior 10 an other
Gins. Materials are also furnished for repairs
FOSTER a ca,
jyaug2w3m. No. AZ St. Charles
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Artificial I.iu,b----N otice 20 Comfy

A SCISSORS who have not sent me state
N meut of the nunhner of 'maimed state and
Confrlerats soldiers in their re, pective cOun-
ito, pursuant to an act of the last Legislature.
are earnestly requested TO forward the same
by the first OF October. Those who may not
have received blanks for the purpose, can OBJ
tain them upon application.
YtHt 800 IIH il. l.. POWER, iHs.
Supt. Army Records.
jackson, Sept. q, 1866. tf, d3w .
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

Six more boardors for the state
Hotel-two white aud four colorcd--
arrived yesterday from Brandon
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

An old man named Young, living in
great penury in St Louis, recently
died, and in his last moments reveal
ed TO his wife the location of a secret
deposit Of money to the amount Of
$4,000, buried by him at various
times on Gabriel Island, seven or eight
miles above the city. The gratlGed
widow recovered the money,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

Gen. Longstrect was in the city,
yesterday, a guest of the Dickson
House.