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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
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Drain Strabe, nabe Aug. Gnte'a 3ctel,
MinneappIis,
it ftets nit alien Nrten BON @aaren III feline,
9ran&e auf's Bette uerieben unD fubrt netenbei
tets CUR Atfoucbation ieiner weetbtn Ruuseu
%e Elm friides 9utes @las 8ier 7aa
Aud smpReblt fl& Der uatersei&uste biermit
tsfens gum ausferttoen BON
@puma@ten, 1ooten1deine> NeijepdGen,
Deecs, Mortgases, Mietbecna
lrecten, ueberieBen in eng
lilder unp eeutl9er
Spra9e, ,e. Il.
VI abernimn.t aud bic ueber1enbuua Don pa
deten nit Wertbfa&en, Qi@tbiIberu &c. mad
Oeutldlano nnter 0arantie bes ri&t'aen MnIan-
seas b~erielben an ib1e abrede.
8ernsr uerunittelt Ct bic Spebiruua BON Werlps
nen aus Ter alien peiuuat mad Mmerif1 auf rem
beRen une biQi9ieu &ei5e,p uteu.
NQe berartieen pun inn iibernomneneu Auf-
trdge rerten nit duberfe Yunfli&teit unb a.eeu
ltbr biQiee Versutuu5 ausyefubrt, uub wirb SSas
SntereNe {eintr freuubli@en Mattrasseber ftets
ale oas Seinise anfeben. G. Opit.
ST. paul glenfore.
Mt6Dl$. Dean uub g.,
1GnbIer In
&tfen, Nd8eln, Stabl unb Rpbleu, Vai>
gen, Merten. Sprunefebern, &ren, Grpbl&mie.
eegeratb, Naener-D cl3. Arbeit. Rlempueroe.
ratb uue f%psren 1artpaaren iibertaupt.
Sef@dftsxei@en gum Mmbpe.
Drttte Stra6e, ct. paul, Minr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
9fDti3. NDti3.

Dem btutl&en wublifuu, hermit bic ereebenlte
Hn3etee. ba6 i'd at Der 3. Strabe, In 2ueas al
ten Sin @hep u6&R ben, Nuseriean ppuie einen
0rueerte>S Store errt@tet unb bic ebefen @aaren,
msl&e Id ttiun antauf forefdltie auspatlte, bill
Zig Y~ertaufe. 10
MtnEeapplis, Mai 1856.
s. @. 6uber.
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q uffprrerun q.

2s5rer * adenrpth IN ber bisIsen
ssu!l& -enelilteu @9ule ptrb erfud', bis uG&-
fen Wont's i~patsiens III bsr Sifes tieics Blat.
rs pcr,uIp!ebeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
5n ea@eH Der g3aueb
Gtfenbatu.

se'r 9aben btsber sersebli9 eebsft, auf uu{ere
auferbtrung an bic ct. peter. Qanb.O f6ee +.
trsh be- S:anbss ber Mtnnefota. EXTRAORDINARY
aneslsssapett aab bic iiter biefelbe suu perra
@tuHuaH aattsetbetlle Gutf9eAuue >es 0eueral.
laueatttts, cine stsslte Grsfuuna ~ erbalt.u. al.
'ssn e f&etnt, bteftlt. fsa ausblttteu.
@tatt eerfelten seten ptr beua Qefer Elm, nit.
tbetlans be- prn. gtdler, pel@er nut ben Be.
ANTE" ser ct. Peter 2anb Office Radiprade
ss'''n'r'en aas f%retbt sie fslst:
@aruuus!
aue Otuti@en Riunefetas, wie aus ale
eeutt&tn ~einpautestr. besben tterwit ot.arnt.
tane BON Der Rianeista .gauey RaiIroob ~
''aafsu. e9as f& sosbtr ater BE R.3tsaalna,eit
efe st~stEtbansre9tes bsfaeter genpaante BET
e''. xaneaa'te III st. peter l1~ebtneueuua IN
strt@a6ta, ba btefe Gempasutt bles etutu S:btil
efe N BEN @tnuefsta 1bale aeleeeaeuuub elmer
ee1'hsa eempasate issspkftusu eanees reats.
traffic beauipru&en sauu,
aae etatf&sa 3ettaneen .v,tb.a .sfudt b,efe
WasHuus sum sdaSe tt.es Qantsleute ia ibre
esss'teH g alten eta3urad.a.
aaf RersnIafa 4 bes eanbantes III 81.
peter.
Graut ptdler.
re Sueur, ben 4. jaxi 1866,
RStt tasss BEN Obtsen nod BET. bab pir axs
etse1 BET .@asuuus'' tttsslesten edrtiben bes
pm. 3tdler ertabefu. tte Ct. PETE. 2anbetfes
pave auIete ;3sitaas. IL psl&tr i'd BE aafsr.
sfssae bstans, nt&t ~ geedte telsmueu, pes-
9ale re set'e etlldruns feIbf absessben.
N1 1eteea ben 2aubamle uc&mals etul
5ttt'se ,attstr aaforseruns unb ber Gsr,efpsa.
eeaj j1tf&ea @lf1an uub ber @eneraI.2aueuf.
Fee jutessea sab befta als5axn auf eiae Int.
wort.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09

Safpb main3er.
Deuti9er Mbppfat Il. NDtar
Office . Gourt. paus, In ber Offee bee 9tseifer
Of Deebs.
ct. y III. Rinx.
SeteS tunbe be6 EaaeS III fpreher
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
Die teueiten Ma&ri1ten.
(BiS sum 8%settas.)

-2m Iettex Rtttpe& asstsirte1 In Rsp'
DesI 6 ueue Gbsleafdue, suu ben S tGetlt&en
1ussans bateu.
- 9n Rsatrsal btrri&t ent 8tnantpaniaat.
0slb 200 premiun.
-.9ef.s-Das BET. Staaten 8esi&t Dor
tem ber pss,e6 .9efs.' sefabrt ptsb. trat an.
lettsu 3RtttSsd IN &t&nsae ,ulammtn. 9sd's
MaSalt beaatraste autf4ut uae bot sea $780,.
600 VI ST. OO.O 600 8ure|&aft fit bas Grf&et-
asa bss .bsbsn Oefanseuens an. Das Get&t
bat IL eiefer 6rase xt&ss eutitisssn.
= Bel bsna Besr6tnie be- Gen. Ssctt. biel.
ten BE 1ai@eabtebe etue vetae Grute. S&uy.
let Collar serlsr tetue 8Srie unb Grant feline
1br.
- Der 9eRttb Rifsurfs IL BON ber Ser.
@taatsn @upreme Gpurt FL, unepnRttutieaeQ
erll6rt perben.
= I'm ud@Ren Atm Salt ssirb be 9ruab.
Rsinlesuns ~ BEN Douslas. Rsnuunent In Qbt.
tase Raitansen uub Tsdi. .9obufou ,uirb bic GtR.
rese bet tieler 1eleseubett balten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
Deutl@es
6aft' nnb 8parbin8=&ams
NuQu1t @nbe.

Matn-Stra6t anpeit sts uputlif Rartet."
Minneapclis, Minnelota,
ee:r uu%:e:;:i6nete IL Rt;s spr1e..itet. ri. lei
'bua eintebreneeu pertben Gate une &oda9uos1
NIT pprtrefFi&em1ii@ unb anaenebueu Veais Nv
peritben. -4it Bubrwerten Nsilenbe 6nbtn Fir
t9re xbiere IN ausse,ei%nster @taauua has bsRt
uatertpmuaen. Auauft Gnbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
Die
GlutuaI yusuranf& GompaQnit,

ne
BlutuaI yusurarfe GompaQnit,
W0autatp, Mint,
osriitert Besel Geuer une Blie
unb fur has Stesben pes giebs burt ararfbett.
Die Si&erbeit bieiu 4rn1paenie sn1+fsblt la
eur& folasnbe @ansu ptn ielbN:
Beamten
&i9ter 9. Sind. graz.
Mttb. 5. y. Nisusa. 1911, Set..
Banter 6. y. Omit @aasmeif,r.
v. i. 6reenta,, &n, Sefi,
Ills @ewdbrsmdunr.
@pp: 1Rtler, @9asmefe, @dsf.,, Senu,07
Altr. Stanley, 5. u. 9brmplrn u. a.
% rire i'm SrtereNe Der tsutldsu 9inpupner
lein. ttr 9isenttun. untsr BEN fterr S&us bic.
fer Geieuf&aft iu Rtasn.
s. i. ssnasta Gen, as'.
Grant @ifltl,
ba Sc GucuI. Minu
SaTbb = g.,
6as1ttanten p0n unt GAMBLER in
Sdu9= Il. 9ebepumpen,
ben bef'su i'll Ser 1pslt,
81. Qntb s'n g~.~~....Mtnnefpt
20 eanoas.ntur in ct. peter. gsinnefuta.
Mpnitpr.
esuti9e Neitaurotipn u. 9aesrbier<S Salon
nm sEramf SNnrF
nate benz Depot uub ti&t aeten Der Sansetrade,
81. Nntbpnn Mtnn.
Die aassefa9teten G,er;4te, ~eeliaiSfe @4ins
uub 0iqueurc, fpuie bic ~feinfenS apanua- CHAR
| rem unr fcfli1es Ortb' iGes Qagertier ftcben in
| rneinen, elegant einssyi1ttteu SaIopn ZEN aetbr.
ten @Gfen ife,s su DienFen. Seteu Norasu
freieu 0un&. 1ranf Gard.
Wetrppclttan
BtQtarb<3tmmer II. Salpn.
Nain' Straes, > . ytinwater, Miu.
son
8ernbarp Tbelan.
Der untersstdnete bat ben Mntbeil tes Germ
). Stults an BEN ubigen GefHGftaussetaufi
uub rirb baIelbe In benz alien QpfaI pom 5&uls
une 3beau. ppielbR Ct nit Bereuisc1 feline
alien unt ne.en Greunte en,pfanssu mini. fort,
fubren. u rirb tets bic beien
~ @eine, 9iqueure unc @iearren
uorrGttis balten.
@tiawater, IA. Mdrs '65
349ta q. 1brIan.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
Dae 3otel gum
"WHl7E BEAR LIKE"

~ m. &etp
tbiehs alien 9euriRsn, psl&e tafelbR auf ISneere
ssss sir,tse Get ssrnstlsn nplen, ben a1eran.
aeuebmRe1 &utentbalt.
q il sbne Nidf&t auf Soften eofmorhbel
ssinaeri@tet.
% II punbni&Sn an BEN rei3sntRen See
:Rinne(eta's eeleeen unb anb fir @pa3erfatr.
ten aut bemisIbsn &ueer anb @estboete sov.
:1anbeu.
% earaattrt asts Bulge IN, eeatesle Dsbls.
1xus. I'm. 2et}.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09
Spbn 6. SSmalb,
Gnsus.6 dnbler IN
&if6ren, Gi9arren,
unb
Ginbeimtf@en weineu. (
Gde btr GrHen unit 8rtt9e>S tro6e,

Ode BET Grfen unb Bridges trabe,
minneappltS.
GmpFsbIt hermit a@tunsssoa tein ausaebetu-
tee unb %ppbla6prtiries Eager Spn Gisarren In
allen prttsabRufuu8eu, Braubtes, &uta. Cog.
noe unb Mbtsttss. fopte Sau3 beforhers feline
@reQenten @etne
aus eiubeimif@en 1tauten e%eEeltert, sptl&e leg.
tern nit ben beReu ( rantSNI&en l&stb-
ueinen auf baS DortbetltafteRe resalifrsn.
Netn Eager IL fir ben Gasrps.A bfab auf'a
Bette ptrfebeu uub bietet ID bieler 8eiiebuua
fslteue 8urtbele.
s. 6. 0swalp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09

!s pcrsulp!s@eu.
Tef>@ ro8ram,',
fir bas
3weite MinneIpt1
$Gn9er-9ef!
5Qimt W9mls
an, 25., 90. S 81. Jumi 1865.
@rIter Se1ttag.
mpntne. ben %. c1uui 1S66.
Die GsRbslsatton tHtt UNI 9 rbr Rrr8ens
CUR perutanensen G~rtsutiu. @tsuns I'M paupt,
quarter,
Mtbemdu,n,
suiammen.
Tim 10 llbr;
Be0fabung Der @a9e
bur& bic @elane(esticn BIS
9prntsfben Dereins.9
pisrauf folet bic
$anpt:$robe.
Raaber fabrt bic Gu,pfanss.G ommittss BON
ausuartS eintrshtnee Sanser IN tbrs auartisrs.
Inn 8 abr Absnbs:
@tossss 4&& Gontert
G%Intrittspreis SO @ents.
proui(orifdts pro0ramm.
Grffer She'll.
/. Dusntlre, Muifsnein.
2. Sebppab9or NIT Or@sRtr.
3. @oprenfolo.
4. Manuerquartel.
5. @orneloIo.
6. Gbpr.
3metter 1bett.
1. Ousertire, Mullp1r rein,
g. Baritonfolo.
3. 0iOltnlole..
4. Duett-y aritot unb Bab.
5. Vianolslo.
+. Gsfmaf&, , ". xrube.
3meiter Teittag.
Dinstne. ben 90. 5uni 1865.
@orsens 8 abr.
Berhmmlun0 oller 8ercine I'm 2lsbendum
Gefrete.
preisDelan9e fdr ben 1Rsn y. 2ten preis
Mbtnss I'm 8 lbr int sltbsaGum:
Mufabrun8 tur
moro9rnnobru6S Drfsoet
@re6e Opsr in 3 attsn BON Sulius Otto.
Dtrieent VI. ed
G%intrittepreis so @ents.
Drttter Sag.
mtttmo@ ben 81. guni 1866
Noreens 9 l1br:
@eriammlun8 eer Dele9ater, 3ur Beratb
un8 tes na4iten Sdn8utfee.
pnrauf:
9tnanS gum Nie'Nie I'M Str Narf
un~eit tes Atbeu6um.
absues 8 ubr ta Mtbeuaum.
DerRsuun8 pom er@inuna@ eian8isltic
@&Iu6:
'@roRcr 8ul
Sir bas Avransements. Gcmuaitte,
Sof. 9iefen, @etr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-09

MinneapDli8 Yaug> GQctprp
10 eab. ittts an 1aub eiue soQe Auspabl ser
0sbartetem gubsStabI
-une
oentt6en Gtabl=4 ren3pHaaen,
0tt tq ale tur ttbs art Bsten tauef@ aarauttre.
30 sebe sas 8els aurGd uub eYfatt. liz
Biz entfpri9t.
Sprs9t sttaatsf sor, sbt Sbr fsnRpo iauft.
Ttpa1atarsn prompt aueefertist uub leint
2ay:aas 0'a"'pru@t no bic arbeit ni&t be.
- BerfRatt une 4el9dfAosal:
1. Strabe gum S@ilb bes aroben Dauos
10. AQe Artsa S&auftl- unb BrsdpaGoe
tit grairttlaut sorratbte.
n363-H q. 4 n ;r-.
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Observation-Disclosures

Jnbsna ntr bas babier unter ter 6trna y.
ste'paoev Z p. Dsnalb bfRaabene Dry.0ss bs
ane 0rsee1te. Oti@aft alS aufselSSt erlIxrex,
leIeesa ntr aae eteieuiseu. sslaf In uale.u Bk.
qeta noe IN aadfanee Reben, auf, BE f6uIbt.
gtn 1eiraee ent1eeer IN X. Rettader (Oe:
@aIte!ela! I'M alien Store) ober an 3. OSualb
lOs'gaIte!eta! eds etr erReu unb ltabfraee.
ssna Armenian pauie ssssuuber) rbaIbtaR III
&i&ttssett " brinsen.
Riuueapolts, 1. Maf 1866.
co. 81. nstbaAer,
o.3t 4. oSwal,.
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anfans bteltr @e&e tur@3es eiue
1tatte earatrat,e BOZ, Ginuanbereru pom
9nbtaaa bic @tatt. Sie aebeu mad bfr
Yitlelae<0 t9tne uub auf etueua btr $50.
gen ffanb minnesota OF burstw s.
}. Pad @inutpta pber juua gadaudl
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Brtefife.
y 4 M brisfe.

rublttrt bur& bic rMinueiota Staats,.ituns.'
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Special Term, Man FL, 1866.

IN THE MATT Err OF THE ESTATE
of
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COMMERCIAL NEWs.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

1
Our dates from New Orleans are othe 9th
inst We give a summary of the quotqtions
and the condition of the market in leading
articles ar .4as
| COFTON-The market pretty active,
Nearly 5000 bales sold to-dey at prices lit
tie sitter, though. quotations not changed
since Sunday.
Ordinary quoted at al 043c Good ordina-
~ at 45a46. Low middling at 48.a49, and
1-.iddling at 50a052e
SUGAR AND MOLASSES- market
| dull. Sugar sold III lots at I3a for good fair,
| ara about lie. for yellow clarified. Molasses
| at 10 t070c. for common, Soc fer good S5c.
| orprime, 90c. for strictly prime, and 81 90
per gallon for choieel Choice molasses is
scarce.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVL
SIONS-Corn IS in better demand, and prices
somewhat higher Not much activity in
other articles OF produce.
FLOIIR-Market duh. Limited demand
Fine, 81 SO; Superfne, S. %; Extra, 50 so
per barrel.
LARD-By the quantity, Ole. for prime
Stock on hand small.
GREEN MEAT-Shoulders IS to 15c
OATS-Supply good, but rather dull sale.
In lots SIC per bushel.
CORN-Is in active demand at from ST O5 to
! 20 per bushel. a.
BACON-There is very little doing beyond
small retail business at I5c. for shoulders,
lS0l83c. ribbed sides, 190194c. for clear
sides. 1S4 "a i94c. for plain hams, and 25G03oe.-
T. Is. for sugar cured hams Shoulders and
sides are in good supply, but hams are scarce.
A lot of 20 casks of shoulders sold at 144c.
49 tb.
COAL Oils selling readily in small lots
at 81 Is 10 gallon in cans, and 9Ge. in barrels.
WHISKEY-IAere is no demand for round
lots, but a good retail business is doing at 81
35a$2 40 4Y gallon. Very chOi brandsJ
command little more.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are dull, and are sell
ling at 81 250$3 Onions at 81 250$2 so
Apples at $62$8 9 Darrell, and Eggs at $54
ass - barrel.
INDIA BAGGING-The stocks light but
there is very little demand, which is supplied
by dealers at 3003lc 10 yard, in rolls, and
320323c in bales
BALE ROPE-Dealers are sealizing 1870
184c 39 ID, III : small way.
BALING TWINE-Is scarce, and COM |
mands 25c, - ib. readily.
GUNNY BAGS-Are selling at Soc piece |
for second hand, and 35c. for new. - .-
BURLAPS-Thereh have been considerable |
solj at 30032c. each. ,.ss-z /
COFFEE-There is a very good retail de- i
mand, Which is being supplied at 29c. 49 ID.
for ordinary, 29D3lc for fair to good fair and
3l0032c. for Choice.
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Depot, 1917 Broadway.

An immense stock of Pianos, Watches Jew
e1ryIand Fancy Goods all to bes0ld for ONE
DOLLAR each without regard to value, and
not to be paid for till you see what you will
receive. -i7+-
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
its value, are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address on receipt of %
cents; five for 81; eleven for s.; thirty for IS;
sixty-five for $40; and one numbered for Sl5.
y 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 may thus
oh ain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or
Pi,np, Sewing Machine, or any set Of Jewel
ry our list, for 81; and IN no case can they
get less than One Dollars worth, as there
are no blanks
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. We have heard it asserted that q firm
.ch has been doing an extensive business
his place since the surrender and which
lately vamosed" for other parts, has
s,ingly made the assertion that while
did a business of sixty thousand dol
they reported to and made the tax col
or believe that it amounted to only three
lsand. The principal sufferers in this
were the State and the negroes. 1t
Id be well so keep sharp eye on these
Grants, whose object is simply to gull
IN they can. and make all the money
sI1In
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A few gentlemen can be accommodated
With Day Board. Also a few with Board
aud Lodging, by applying at the Clarion
Job Office. Board good, and prices moderate
Location two squares from the Capitol,
Jan u diff
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

luz CoTToN MoNEY.-We win give orr
'els synopsis of the law concerning
question, explaining the principal
Its and discuss the propriety of, the GOV
fSaction in issuing his proclamation to
overs Of this money, to come forward
rdmburse the State the amount adj
aet. 1t is question which seems TO
teconsideFable discussion and interest,
is but imperfectly understood by o
dass of our people. ~4
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GRAND DGE.

This body will meet IN the city of Jack
son, ON Monday the 18th inst M. w.
Grand Master Patton, changed the place OF
netting from Columbus to ia 'kson. We
linI, this was perfectly right. The cause OF
The session at Columbus, grew out of the
aStnrbed condition of the country, and as
no lo"ger exists, the Grand Lodge should
meet where its communications have gener-
lily been held. We hope there will be full
Meeting Of the Fraternity on the 18th, and
hat all the Lodges in the State will be re-
resented Ivy,
" For sale, at this Office, Blank agree
lents with Freedmen, Apprentice bonds
nd indentHres, Sheriff7s RecognizaI"es. &c
VIII be sent by mail at $3.50 per r,ire,
mgle sheets 25c. tt
e We have new and complete Book
Adry, and are prepared to take orders for
e manufacture of all kinds of Blank Books.
,e can furnish Record Books to county of
ers bound in best style and of the best
alty of paper
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PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIRERs
Agents for the Clarion.

!. r. Smith, Meridian.
c. 5. Jackson, Enterprise
J. J. Cook, Chukey.
J. I. Watts, Newton
A. J. Brown, GarlandsviIe.
$. Z. Casteel, Pauiding
O. 7. Keller, Columbus.
w. b. Swami, ScOoba ~
Ben. Murray, OkOlona.
Zeb. c. Gathright, Summerville. "a
s. T. Freeman, Gallatin. e
f. Hoslins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond. -.-
Thomas W. Graysou, Shubuta i=
Capt +. F. Martiniere, DeSoto.
DR. j. w. Huffman, Sumslit.
/. Ward, Hickory.
T. 0. Sampson, Verona.
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NOTICE.


To Hc Tar PaYers Of Kinds Co,0taY :,e,yr
IN pursuance of an act approved August
5th, 1851, part of 9Th section of which is as
follows ynz ata -
And be it further enacted, That direct
tax of Twenty Millions of Dollars be and is
hereby annually laid upon the United States
and the same shall be and is hereby appor-
toned to the States respectively, as follows:
To the State of Mississippi, four hundred
and thirteen thousand eighty-four and two
third dollars % sa@
Also, an act approved June Z, 1862, parts
of the third and fourth sections are as fol-
lows:
And be it further enacted, That it shall be
lawful for the owners of said lots or parcels
of land within sixty days after the Tax
Commissioners herein named, shall have
fixed tire amount to pay the tax-thns charg-
ed upon the same. rr
And be it further enacted, That the title
of, in and to each and every piece and par
eel of land upon which said tax has not been
paid, as aboYe provided shall thereupon be-
come forfeited to the United States.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN to the owners of
real estate of Kinds County, that the
amount of said tax was this day fixed, and
that Robert W. Whaland has been duly en-
powered by the. Secretary of the Treasury
TO receive said tax, and that his office in
jackson will be open for the next sixty days
| for its receipt.
q Persons who reside in other districts in
| the State may pay their Tax at this Office.
PENNOGR HUEY,
A. ANDERSON, = : -
GEO. A. SYKES,
T. s. Direct Tax Com'rs for Dist of Miss
Jan. end, 1866 diff
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Southern Rail Road

% Eastern Trains leave Vicksburg daily. at
% A. M..-Arrive at Jackson at 10 ID
Leave jackson at 10 46.-Arrive at MGR. liam
westward Trains leave Meridian daily at
. a. M.-Arrive at Jackson at ] OF p NJ
leave Jackson at 35.-Arrive at Vicksburg
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'lTAI, Result OF AN AFFRAY.-We regret
tate that young Mr. Garland, one OF the
Ties in the ARRAY few days since, died
lis wounds yesterday noon.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
Ne'o Orleans, Jackson &. Great -to14he,n Raj
Road

:, Passenger trains leave New Orleans : on
monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 40 a
~, ana arrive at Jacl son, at COZ p. M
Returning leave Canton at 6 90 A NJ
Jack : $ 90 A. NJ, on Wednesday. Fridav
1 ~ Sunday, arriving at New Orleans AT 3 90
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,dsdenly rich people are like mulattoes
md themselves above whatthe started
and below what they started for.
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SOUTHWARK TRAINS.

Leave Columbus, Ky, every Sunday.
uesda, and Thursday nj : A. NJ
Arrive at Corinth every Sunday, Tuesday
and Thursday, 10 80 p NJ. s#
Leave Corinth every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 40 A. NJ
Pass Meridian every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at % p b.
Arrive at Mobile every Tuesday, Thursday
adj Saturday at 40 A. NJ
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IHE WEATHER.-The cold weather that
have lately experienced, early yesterday
ming broke in shower of rain, which
succeeded bya mild, spring-ike day
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JOEEN POLL LOCK.
OCCorinth Miss,
Nl- Il EssIs
W :. ala Dealer in
bots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
.s SL@JSC I'D
Velvet Bonnets, Ladies' Hats,
Umbrellas, etc, ETC.,
NJ. 80 NORTH WATER sgERET,
s-T
Mobile, AID. E
JOEzS POLLOCK.

|
! "entd cail'he attentisn Of Country Mei chants
Zen u the city in want of goods in my lie Il
conbt ; nauon Of ny stock and prices. They were
arectcy ron the manufacturer for cash, and
care rally selected foI the SOUTH n trade feel con
box.e !, InHt - and win sen them lew any
. IA me 81 sthern States The stick consists in
pant Of the following styIes:--r 80 go
Gents Calf, sewed ChareIIed AID Pegged Boots
and Kip Tapped and Sole Praitie and
Grain do TOO =
g Dped toes, Congress do
XII f. cat and Kipp Balmoral Shoes
Cali Kidd Buckle and Button CATERS
Youths, Boys and CHI dreas' os and Shoes, IA
ann Styles
Misses aad Chi drsns shoes Copper Toea
L9des Glove. Kid and Pebble Poiiph Boots.
Calf Kid and Gsst Balmoral Shoes.
Buff Kip and Calf Shoes.
Lasting, Polish Baimoral and Congress
Caters, large size, all styles, neatly
mado.
AlIEses Children and Iufants, all kinda
cases extra Sizes neat 9 to Il.
High cut v,.,
Hand Sewed
'EATS AND LAD ES'
,,fpps oVERSHoES AND SANDALS.
'4 81. ala b a5soEta prices
Aaeles and Misses Velvet Bonaets and Hats.
tas Brush, Six AMI Felt, new
styles and Trimmings.
HATS.
Z tents Six, Brush ard Cashmere /
Velvet Goth and mixed
American and French Felt
Plant RS Rcsortes
De- Is and Dashers, Eatrias,
BLACK and mixed Wool Planter
ire Strengthened i'm, for Bows
Youths Boys, and Chidrens -
II :, al 81 the Colors and styles /
IL OF assorted width, Brins and Crowns -
g,ve special attention to filing orders. and WI
An5ee SatiHfac'ioo Of goods ana prices and pay
oIpt attantion to Shipping, either by Express Rail
&c F. sawyefe formerly of Cornth. Miss. is
IN we ABOVE house, AMI would be pleased to meet
. ola friends OF North Mississippi. ANY favors re-
red OF MIN In the city will be attended to rc ST.
--o6iy. at&at Jan 9 diff