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AWARDING COMMITTEE.
On Herd Book Animals.
Samuel WATSON, Surrv.
VIM. Thompson, West Trenton.
Joshua Watson, Sedgwick.
On Horses, Sheep and Swine.
VIM. Z. Hadlock, Cranberry Isle.
Joseph Grindle. Penobscot.
Willard P. White, Orand.
On Oxen, Town Teams and Drawing.
Lewis Silsby, Aurora.
James G.. Moore. Waltham.
Apolas Hunt, Ellsworth.
On Horses.
VIM. G. Sargent, Sedgwick.
Isaac Partridge, Orland.
DR.. \. Fulton, Buehill.
On Bulls and Bull Calves.
Francis A. Buck, Orland,
A. II. Ruzzell, Amherst.
Benz. Smith, Surry.
On Cows, Heifers and Steers.
Edward Hinckley, Bluehill
Peter l.. Hill. West Gouldsboro.
Ivory Grant, Bucksport.
On Field Crops.
III. 5. Trcvett Trenton.
John Mllliken, Hancock.
David Ingalls,, Waltham.
On Fruit, Bread, Honey and Flowers.
Geo. II. Emerson, Castine.
Mrs. s. WATSON. Surry.
Mrs. l. Grant, Bucksport.
On Butter and Cheese.
Eben Ii. Hill, East Sullivan.
Mrs. j. Watson, Sedgwick.
Mrs. l., Silshy, Aurora
On Ladies Manufacture,
Miss Fanny Otis. Otis.
Mrs. Jesse Du'toH, Ellsworth.
Mrs. Ann Greedy, -
On Horticulture and Miscellaneous.
Samuel WATSON, Surry.
Amory Otis, Ellsworth.
n. X. Sawyer;
On Trials of Speed.
Daniel Robinson. Bucksport.
w, &, Sargent, Sedgwich.
Ambrose Wakefield, Franklin.
Samuel Babson, Brooksville.
A. Fulton, Bluehill,
On Poultry,
Luther Lord, Surry,
Eben Clark, Hancock.
n, X. Sawyer, Ellsworth.
/ On Mechanical,
John l., Moore, Ellsworth.
John f, Clark, Surry.
Ichabod Kent, Ellsworth,
On Fish.
II. S. Boynton, Trenton.
ID. Kimball, Mt. Desert.
II. Durgan, fremont.
Allotment of Trustees.
Dutton char,e of Gates.
Langdon and Parsons charge of Ha
Hinckley, charge of Trotting.
Silsby :. Neat Stock.
Watson :" Horses.
/ Grant Ladies Riding, Fla
TASTES.
Hartman Drawing.
SAMUEL WATSON, Secretary.
4 Ellsworth, Aug. 80, 1906.
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Camd. n, july ,, .s6j.

At Court Of Probate held Bluehil, within and for
tie County Of Hancock, the third OF July, a
II. lse6:
Upon the foregoing petition. Orderei,-T the Pet
tionsr give notice to all interested by causing
copy Of the petition and this order thereon, be
published three weeks snccessiyely in the Ellsworth
American newspaper printed in Ellsworth. ths they
may appear Probate Court to be held Esx orth.
in said county, the first Wednesday Of sept ext
att o'clock In the forenoon, and shev il
they the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted
PARKER TUCK Judge.
At,est:-GEo. A. DYER, Register.
true copy Of the petition ID order Of Court thereon.
30 Attest..-Gso. DYER, Register.
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9I9l2 Az HORSE,

rAME into my enclosurs, a RED HORSE with
- dark maue and tail. II has the appearance
of being young horse. The owner is requested
to prove pro perry, pay charges and take the same
asay. JAMES NJ. BUTLER.
Hancock, July 80, lst6. 3w?s
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Manhood: How Lost, how Restored,
~ Just published, a ne,c edition Of
I'M DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated
~ Essay

1LSSdy
on the radical (Nithout medicne)of SPERNAroRRH,
a or Sen inal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal losses
MrorEScY, Mental and ply steal Incapacy, Impei.m,
ents Marriage, etc also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and
EIrs induced by sellnduigence sexual
II Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty successful practice,
that the alarming consequences OF self abuse may bo
radically cured without the dangerous Of internal
medicine or the application of the knfe-pontlng out
mode OF simple Ger. ain and eectual. by
of which every sufferer, matter what his con,
dition may be, may himself cheapiy, privately and
radically,
IF1his Lecture should be in the hands OF oyery youth
and every man ia the land.
ssut unisT seal in plain envelope, TO any ado ress
postpaid receipt OF six cents, or two post stamps
Address the publishers,
CHAS. j CT KLINE & CO.,
1877 Bowery, New York. Post otbee box ., $50
Lt5
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TESTIMONIALS

l regard Mr. Eddy Of the most durable and
successful pract0.ers with whom hs We had official
Intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commission er Of Patents.
II have no hesitation in assuring inv tQat they
can Got Employ a man more competent aud trtstW or
thy aud more capable Of putting their applications in
form to secure for them early and lyorabe eopsid
GRAFTON At the Patent Office.
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List of Premiums
HERD BOOK ANIMALS.

EkI.D BUM AN4NtLsSt
Competitors for these premiums must
furnish the committee with copy OF the
Yeeard of pedigree-tosethsr with Ne. OF
hook and the nara
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SWEEPSTAKES.
A pnrse of $50 is offered for the best
trial of speed, open to any horse matched
as required by the rules.
Fntrr F. 10 90
Entries for the $50 purse must b9
made with the Secretary. at least seven
days before the Fair unless otherwise di-
rccted by the Trustees.
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DRAWING.
Best exhibition of strength and dis
cipline of one yoke of oxen. w
Second do !"
Best exhibition of strength and dis
cipline one span Of horses, w
Second do W
Best exhibition of oxen on cart
VS. 1000
Second do w
Exhibitors will be required to put their
oxen on the cart tongue first from the near
side then from the off side, then to back
them on. then to back a load, the teamster
standing by his oxen. then to exhibit the
training of the oxen the teamster standing
behind the cart. What is wanted is the
draining and not the strength OF the oxen,
This committee will be authorized to'ruie
of the ground any driver exercising cruel
ty or using profanity while driving. This
rule will be rigidly enforced.
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EDMUND BURKE"

Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr. r. ii. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN aP-
peitlons, in all hut ONE Of which patents have been
granted, aud that one is pending. Such unmis,
taxable proof of great talent aud ability on his part
leads to recomme nd all inventors apply him To
procyre their patents, they may be of having
the m1st faithful attention bestowed their cases, s
at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARr."
Jan, l, lS66-ly5l
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-25

SHIP REFUeE NEW ORLEANS, july . '59'
H. Fassntann Esq Orleans Cohon PTe@s:
SIR: In January last received from your Press iYr'
bales Of cotton ~ vrI3cb about 1870 recon
pressed aud bound with y"ur new Iron lie i
safely affirm that the cot ton 20 bound vas TO
the Presses that il slowed better and enabled the
chip to carry more than any previous voyage
The cotton when discharged from the ship IN
Liverpool was in better ordes than the rspe bound
cctton it is highly preferable for ground tier
dampness from tie ballast has effect upon II. for
il is we'll known by practical that dsmPHess VIII
rot tho rope bound could ntly recommend
your Iron Tie as took this lot for experiment
and carefully watched 1t both in loading and dis
charging.
am Sir, Yours Respectfully
JOHN HOWARD Nsstar
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]. NJ HOMRY.
Secretary of the Board
UlN -, lSGG. dtf
0NEVALL INSTITUTE.

PRESIDENT OF THIS INSTITU-
is gratihcd to announce to its patrons
ltls that the regular scholastic year
ON the FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER
der the following Corps of Teachers: /:
i CoNNERLY, VI. A., Principal, and
ber Of Ancient Languages.
aIEN. NJ. A., Teacher of Mathematics.
NJ. A., Assistant in An
lmguaScs and English Literature.
LFLNND, NJ. A.. Assistant in Mathc-
p and Modern Languages.
Ihool for boys and young men is located
ID and healthy hills of Perry County,
aecn miles North of Selma, and five
lah Of Summertield; and can be reached
thour, i've from selma. rs lOcdli-
afhY almost bCy0Bd comparison. 1t
IlIirt country. with all itS surround
lf,blc to the study Of books. II is tie
.ef no sect or set of men. and is not
N bg Trustees. 1t i the property
NJ Principal. who alone Is response
fp3tronS Of the Institute. for its man.
or discipline.
lhculal has engaged these three gen
ENERGY To join him in giving to the
aeratiou rare opportunities for acpuir-
ihcation. With the experience of tit-
Rin controlling bows. and with the de
NJ energy which Will he Given TO the
ID our pupils, we think it proper to
n cry yri-ht-mindcd man. who sends us
0y. shall bc satisfied with the results.
moi intend to eXhOrt men 10 send 10
No do intend To make it the true inter
b friends 20 commit their sons to our
kpcricncc during the past year, Cna-
bsay that here we have power To con
Il subject to study, our pupils, far
han We ever had in any village.
actoher to July, we hall carefully su
athr morals. manners. and intellectual
Nj our students.
fwill hr received whose mora charac-
Satisfactory: nor do we purpose 20
~ cigbtceB pupils TO the teacher, thus
Feat advantages to cur classes. OF
Nluding washing. and tuition Oy
VI by dd1i. from october 10 ,jutg. no
lhat the age Of the boy l., and no mat
NJ studies. our charge l. Three Hun
ID NjrfB Dollars, one hundred and
Hd on entering, and the remainder
NJ 18th. 1861.
|Oucnt must iuFnlSn TWO btduhtt>'
Nc. two pillow eases, and his own
Nl lights.
NJ every one must bring money, from
fenty dollar. to pay for his books and
VI. These terms must be literally
4 acith.
Indcnt is dismissed for any cause. or II
ifetire. and does 50 with our approval,
es will be refunded, hut if he leaves
his approval, or runs away. his money
"a refunded: nor will any deduction he
rahScnce unless occasioned by "A pro-
IrkneSS nfone months duration.
irons of this school embrace many oi
distinguished men of Central Ala
Their sons can furnish the best evi-
nj strongest assurances that all ouI
III management look to the progress OF
I& and that around the entire e~tab-
W constantly throw an air of home
Eminent.
N wishing to commit their sons and
Hh school all of whose movements are
lkallv controlled to advance the real
aiming of its inmates, and whose daily
M schedule. even on saturdays and
VI is m0red 5g the cfOck. are cordially
M address the undersigned by letter.
u. c. Il. CONNERL0.
StOnowall Institute,
4wSwIm. near SIImmerfieId, Ala.
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FANII ; old and highly useful and popular
II Institution enlarged. rcfitted and re-fur-
nishcd. and having the abest corps of Teach
ers ever brought together in this country, will
enter upon its Fourteenth Session on
Monday, the first lny of October next.
The Principal has associated with him i'm
the school, John NJ. Puttck. A. NJ. w r.
Kirkpatrick, \. NJ, and Mr.. T. j. Williams;
Prof. p. +. Holmes gives instruction in Music
every day with commendable zeal and ability
region. known as the &" Mountains" " eleven
miles from Shuqualak, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and Is almost the only School, of its
grade, that went through the war. Since the
surrender, large additions have been made to
the buildings, and the term closing June Both
is the most prosperous and useful one known
in the history of the School, successful a. it
has always been. Every branch of Mathc-
matics, pure and mixed, including
Girl Engineering and Practical Field Operations
with splendid equipment is taught with the
very first ability. The classics and the French
language form an important feature in the reg
ular course of study. a the English branches
are ably and forcibly taught, including the
paratuS. In snort, the greatest is taken
with the training of all boys at any stage OF
their education. Young men are carefully
prepared for any particular calling in life, nr
To enter any class in any University. The
Bookkeeping Course here, il good as any
i'm the regular Commercial schools.
The most frequent instruction given students
is, to maintain their self-reSpcct and he gentle
men. indeed; and no pains are spared to assist
them in every interest.
The charges are, for Twenty weeks, One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars, invariably
i'm advance. Music, which iS optional, Wash
ing and Fuel-eXtra.
To secure room, or tor other particulars
address, Gholson. L. o., Miss.
THOS. $. GATHRIGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
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DENTRIsTRY.

II II. j. b. WAS SSON, DENTIST,
~ Memphis-Rooms at the well known cor
ner of Main and Monroe Streets, No. 312.
Further reference il unnecessary. as our
reputation for unsurpassed skill and success
full operations. are too well and favOrably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve years.
N B.-Don't mistake the name, WaSSO q,
and place, No. 3I2, corner Main and Monroe,
Memphis. Tenn. Also proprietor Of the Mem
phis Dental Depot. je5dtf.
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sEK-ITN OF ,IIs~IssIPPI

TACU LTY OF ARTS:
N. WADDELL, ID. ID,
haucrllur and Professor Of Political
Economy and Moral Science.
DTS W. SEARS, MA.
Professor Of Mathematics.
aHEAT, ~. A.,
Professor Of Greek and
Ancient Literature.
AyDER D. QTENCEEF, VI. A..
h ,,cr of Latin and Modern Languages.
fORD d. BURNEY, DID,
Professor of English Literature.
els q. @BHOEP, yT. A..
Professor of Physics. a AstTonomy
and Civil Engineering.
az ". HILGARD, Ph. D.,
AdIu- Professor ef Chemistry
Geology and Mincralogy.
b. LAMAR, VI. a.
Professor Of Ethics and Metaphysics.
ssor of Governmental Science and Law.
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RATES OF aDyERTI.1Nc,

Transient advertisements first insertion 81 50
sach subsequent Insertion 75cts. per square.
All business nutiees OF advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line; If more than one
s9uAre. ten cents per gine each insertion.
Legal Rouces wiH be charged ia Al cases as tran
sleut advertisements
No proof OF publication made tn the advertise
m ut = paId TOR
Al transient advertisements must be paid for in
a A. bills with regular advertisers ssAu be rem
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, BRANDON, MISS ,
IA Win attend all the courts at Brandon and Jack
son, will collect claims in Vicksburg Canton or any
where in Mississippi, when business will justify.
Having practiced in the 2d Judicial District of Mis-
sissippi he has superior advantage of knowing the
people VIII also sell or lease land buy for
others, examine titles pay taxes redeem land here
totore sold, and do everything usually done in
general Real Estate Brokerage business. Feb2dlJ
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VENDEES his Professional Services to the citl-
L zens of Jackson aad vicinity.
~ Residence opposite Camrbellite Church,
House formerly occupied by Mrs. Guon.
Ofiee at NJ $ Craft & Co.'s drug store.
I'll
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PaRaPFT sAHOON.

1TERIDIAN MIS- SHED EAkEN, PropIle
Nj tors on Iee'- Aveuue. two doors from First
street The Finest Liquors and most enfcing Wines,
are alwSRs ready to be served At the Bar The est
Brands Of Tobaccs and Cigars sre Kept sf THIS Saloon
Anril lcdtf
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.FlFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF this In-IitHtiOn
.On the Oath of Sept. Next.

br-t session after the war. 1913 students
Irrrciyed. DormitOTicS will bcrcpaircd.
accommodate a greater number if
hrmiral and Philosophical Apparatus
q 10 the institution are now and en-
the modern improvements, aud in
b. not supposed to be cNcclled on the
!.
acuiGccut collection Of Shells and Min
sltc> the admiration of visitors and per-
|un equal in the South or West.
facilities for acquiring thorough
are offered in this Institution. 1t il
healthy country q moral
lgcnt community and il accessible by
Expenses are supposed to be cheaper
imilar Institutions.
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The advantages of iron over rope for baing cotton
are now universally acknowledged. II hoIds the
bale in a much smaller compass; Is applied and Ias-
tened with much facility, both in the country
pressing and the Te-compressing at the sea ports
lessons immensely the risk from fire; u stronger
and its strength is not impaired by time and expo
sure as is that of rope This last advantage has
beed st fikugly manifested during the W r Ihou-
sands of bales of Cotton have been lost by the rot
ting and breaking of Rope which could have been
preserved if Iron hoops had been used In addition
to this, it can be furnished cheaper than Rope me
derangement~of labor in the hemp growing tates
has reduced the supply OF hemp = such an extent
to cause prices to rule uBprecedenty hish IN
deed a suiiicency for baing moderate cotton crop
cannot be relied on at any price.
have arranged for the importation oi ldf ge
quantity Of the best English Iron, and have made
arrangements with Messrs, Chambers d Latttng for
the sale and delivery of my Ties.
The undersigned, Fire Warden and Fire Insoec-
of the New ORLEANS Insurance Companies, are OF
opinion that the Iron Tie affords greater protection
against loss in case of fire than the old style of bang
with rope J. YOUENES, ri Warden,
JOHN AID ANS, Fire Inspector
concur in the above,
ALFRED Bella NIGER,
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Departments
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n w GnNHNGEAN
u. l.. HARGR0YE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Raymond, Miss.
OFFICE-Professiona Row, No. 4. au22dtf
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MALE HIGH SCHOOL

n X
w. C. white, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
TWNHIS SCHOOL rc-opens on the First Mon
IL day in October next, in the Methodist
sunday School Room.
TIE
Per month.
Urinary, 5 90
hhe' Grammar, Arithmetic, Philosophy,
- i,1ilehra, Geometry, Sc ....-.... %
ami English 10 90
Puuils n. -"
during which they enter " w
Necessity compels me to r..,,,i.o ,1,,sc ,arroz
regularly ia adraace. l''ie '"s =
l nave secured the services of one carnnetent
ASSISTANT, and will limit the school ~ t;ffv
students, till l can get another. " N'''
Having been solicited by several vour,, r,.,,
IN the city, will open NIGHT ScHo9oI i'io,, op
Tuesday evening, October I'd, at O'Clock for
the accommodation of any one who wishes - -,
continue his education, lost by the war. ar
othcrwlse This school will be concluded With
series Of lessons Oh bookkeeping.
TEaRs-S4 90 per month in advance.
septSdlm. w. c. WHITE.
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WIN. II. WITHFRS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
~ Agent, jackson, Miss
VIII practice in all the Courts held at Jackson and
in the United States District Court at Oxford Miss
Collections promptly madein all parts of the State.
Plantations bought and sold having superior acili-
ties hGre North and in Europe.
0iiice at the Old Land Office in the Capitol
Jnly -.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-25

FACT LTY:
J. H. CALVIN, ID. d., President and Professor
Mental and Moral Science;
GEO. LITTLE, Ph. H., Professor of Chemistry,
Mineralogy, Geology, etc.
J. +. WHEELER, \. NJ, Professor of English
Literature and History
q. VI. EDGAR, \. NJ, Professoro of Natural and
EXperiH entail Philosophy;
G.. l.. PETRIE, A. NJ, Professor of Latin Lam
guage and Literature;
III. II. MORRISON, A. M Professor Of Greek
Language and Literture;
T. a. HENDERSON, A. NJ, Professor of Mathe-
matics
CHARLES MOORE, NJ. D., Professor of Modern
Languages;
Rev. PHILO CALHOUN, \. NJ, Professor and
Principal of Preparatory Department;
g. A. CALHOUN, \. NJ, Assistant in Prppara
tory Department.
TERMS Payable in Advance
Tuition per term of five months ~ S}0 90
Contingent fee 2 OO
Board per month ........... % %
Washing per dozen ........ ~
The total expense per term, inclusive of fuel
lights, etc, should fail updeI $50. Ministers
sons, Of all denominations, arc exempted from
payment of tuition.
The collegiate year begins on the second
Wednesday of September. and ends on the third
Thursday Of June, and is divided into two
terms Of five months each scDldIm
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-25
R. N. BROWN.

A TTORNEY AT Law, 81 CarOndclet street,
n New Orleans Z. .. Box z ia. Refers to 1:
Gov. Humphreys, JHckson, Miss,
Chief Justice Handy, Canton,
Hon. Thos. J. =" Wharton, jackson, q
Hon. A. G.. Brown, Terry,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-25
JACKSON,
.HSshino :. Factory, Jackson, Miss.

Se ainc Factory, Jackson, Miss.
" hNhpl hA> now in operation new
anu Splendid Machinery- Most COM
piete ever pat up IN tins CIV.
oAeIiE>, BLINDS. DOORS.
AM ail other work manufactured NJ The short
e>t notice with nestuess aud ,5i.t.f.h
Dressing, Ipugiled and frr,tst -.
Ceiling, Neatherboardinr. shelving. &r. ''''7'
Burweii'S Metal Ca>ket RlsrL Tt,f,',,. .,,.,
lll other kinds Of wood ccniD, ~ '''''
lie j now prepared 60 do amy dcserir,iop
Of work in the shortest time and ON tbs u,c.t
terms z1,
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.

a SHLAND AND TRANSNLNANIA,
N with 40 acres of elegant grounds. and
large number of buildings, the sites of the va
rious Colleges.
EiidolcmeRt, ! 100000; Real Estate, $e00,000.
4 CORPS OF TWENTY INSTRUCTORS.
Now in operation.
/. College Of Arts. L. Graham, \. NJ,
Presiding officer.
,. Agricultural and Mechanical College,
of kentucky, John Aug. Williams, \. NJ,
Presiding Officer.
3. uoUege of the Bible, r. Milligan. \. NJ,
Presiding Officer.
4. College Of LGlc, VI. c. johnson, A. NJ,
Presiding officer.
5. Commercial and Business School.
Tuition and Janitor's fees, So per annum;
Boarding from - 10 10 - pc; week
Sessions of ali the Colleges begin lst of oc
tober.
For catalogues or further information,
Address, j. b. BOW MAN. Regent.
aur25lam. Lexington, Ky.
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7 + r M s ::
'or the Annual Session,

i for the Annual Session, $50
4the Stewards Hall, per month Is
Hprivltc families - from so to -
lnt> are furnished. a fee of 10
|AfgC for the use of rooms. but students
isidc their own furniture.
NCoks can bc procured in Oxford.
lhairs of chemistry and Law win he
eFman"ntly early next fall. Applica-
ne invited, well supported by tUstimo-
preparatory Department will bc con-
0r the present, but young men will re-
struction only in Mathematics, Latin
ek, preparatory TO entering the Fresh
lEs. The standard of admission into
he classes. is not lowered, however.
'rIstees feel justified in recommending
sttution to parents and guardians-th
being composed of men of ability,
scholarrhip and Of integrity of charac-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-25
MERIDIAN.
RAG4DALE HOUSE,

NFERIDIAN, MISS, on the Hin, on the East side
WI of the nailroad is always open for Transient
au.l Permanent Boa ders day and night Its rooms
are large and commodious, and the proprietor Is
making ad itions and Improvements continually
REMEMBER
"RAGsDALR HOUSE."
Dec 10 If East and the Railroad track
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JANES 6 RARrTEIO
y. DONNEI..

DECEIvING FORWARDING, AND
HI General Commission Merchant, and Deal
in GROC CERIES and PROVISIONS,
Marble Yard Building, State ST.. Jackson, Miss.
II Cotton stored, Weighed and Shipped. sEg
Ample Facilities for storing all kinds OF
freight.
All kinds of Goods solicited on Consixnmen
mvf-lV
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HUM PHREYS'
NOM GOrATHIC SPECIFIC

Il IL entire success. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. and
Reliable. They tho only Medicines perfectly
adapt e6 popular use-so simple that mistakes can
not be made in using them, harmless to be free
from danger and so efficient to be always reliable
They have raised the highest eommendstion fir all
and will always render satisfaction
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-25
OAKLAND COLLEGE,

Claiborne County, Mississippi, (He0r RodHey.)
TIIIS INSTITUTION has recently been or
II ganiZcd upon new and much extended
plan, and now stands among the foremost Col
lccse Of the country in all the means and appli-
ances Of a complete and thorough education.