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VNHEsE GINS AED COSpEssEIss, S ~.
u tain many. valuable IMPROVEMENTS NV
hitherto used ID the south. La.
They are portable, and can De usea eithei
with or without any building.
Tbe Cotton ~ delivered from me Iondenseii
a. fat A. ginned, Ia sheet a. tiiek a. a pat
freo FROM tiie dust and sand mat u uspAilg "
charged With the lintby the oia process VI gan
these gins are capable Of turning out NOR NOR,
and better cleaned glnncd cotton pr aay, WI, ~
tbe same amount Of pswer, without INJURY V
the staple, than any others now ~ use.
They are sooonslTuesd as 70 be used ellhei
With or without the Condenser, a. desired
A PORTABLE PRESS
Il also connected with The Gin, On me Lever
prir cipic; differing entirely from the old pialll
70 thai a bale Of 80 lbs can he compressed Ny
hand.
They are cheaper au1 more convenient inai
any other, as they eau be moved ~ pleasure
from one plantation 10 HOther.
A 10 saw Gin c0mplct, with Condenser hiisl
Press, can be delivered i any point FOR abo'il
500. a 80 saw Gin for about $500.
These Gins vary from y 70 100 saws, anu sc
cording " capacity, aTcf,lly warranted 10 turn
out from 10 10 bales pr day.
For further particulAn address,
MORTlMLR n BAKER, Agents
aystal Springs, Miss
rfTAgcnts to sell, wanted throughout tn'
gtalr septiOw3n
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InanIYenf Nnfice.

WHEREAS, by an order and decree Of
the Probate Court of Newton County, made
~ the March term 1866, thereof, the estate
of b. r. Dyess, deceased, was declared IN
solvent and insufficient to satisfy the claims
exhibited against said estate: Now, there
fore, all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate are hereby notified to file
them duly prObated with the Clerk of said
court on or before the third Monday in
March A. d. 1867, or they will be barred.
ABNER PERRY,
AnrilIg WIN Administrator
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Arress Of "a Citizen by si,e military

On yesterday evening a citizen by
the name of Bacon, who was under the
influence of liquor, and used some Of.
fensive language TO Capt Sanderson
was arrested by guard Of soldiers
under the order Of that officer and Ia
ken, we suppose, 20 the Head Qmprt
ers Of the Captain, who commands
what is called the Post Of Jackson
We think that drunken men should be
made TO behave themselves and not
insult or abuse those who walk the
streets, whether they are Federal off.
GERS or, humble citizens, We think
however, that this duty devoiycs on
Mayor Barrows and his police and not
on Capt. Sandcrson Capt. Sanderson
clearly has no right 20 arrest citizen,
such an act by him IS a fragrant
usurpation ofpowor and renders him
liable to prosecution for false impris-
onment
The Mayor has officers by whom
such arrests can be made, and there
can be no pretcnsc that n necessity ex-
lists for the interference Of the military.
Citizens have a perfect right to resist
such arrests, where no felony has been
committed, and we suggest to Captain
S. that no possible good can result
from such course.
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C,T,rATION.

10 Amanda Hall. residence unknown, Ailel
sellars, James sollars. Elizabeth Netherling
wife of Levi NdheflinR, ~ The slatcgt rex
~, and Eliza Rhymes, wife u james itymeHj
~ tho State Of California.
UOu are hereby cited 20 appear before inc
III Probate Court ~ the county oi newton
state Of Misahsipp, on the 81 Monday Of Dc
ee,nber next 20 show cause why the potllvn
OF NJ. &. seiiara. administrator Of the estate o.
Mary sellars, deceased, praying for sale %
all the real estate Of said intestate, should mol
be granted, sc.
By order u Court, The "a Monday Of De-
t0Der, 4. u. 1860. ......
THOMAS KEITH,
oct n w5ts Clerk.
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rUsKrMGUm VALLEY
II GIN w OR IA >
Corner Market and Third Stsy
GAINESVILLE, ONO.

HAVING added greatly 10 nay former ex-
H teusiye facilities / am now turning 0,it
a large number ofmy improved Porta5le steam
Engines and Portable Circular saw Mills.
Those already received and in operation are
diving the most entire satisfaction. There isnow
hardly State or Territory 10 the Union but
that1Iny Improved Portable Engines and saw
Mills are in use. All my ENGINES have spark
arrester stacks on them which arrest the
sparks.
would respectfully refer You TO the follow
ing gentlemen and certificates for the porta-
bility, utility and practical operations Of my
Portable steam Engines and Saw Mills:
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
NEWTON COUNTY.

Chancey Court Of said County, 70 October
Term, 1866.
Henry Hollingsworth, m
Va 7 Bin lot DlNOTcts
Sarah A. J. Hollingsworth,l
Upon opening the Complainant's Bill in the
u above stated case, 1t appears to. the salts
faction of the register, that Sarah A. }. Hol,
lingsworth, the Defendant in the above stated
case. resides beyond the limits Of this State.
Notice is therefore given TO the said Defendant,
that unless she do personally appear at the
next Term Of our Chancery Conrt, to be held in
the town Of Decatur, on the second Monday Of
October next, and plead, answer or demur to
Compliments Bill, the allegations therein will
be taken as confessed,
Witness my hand and seal Of office,
LIS. July IS, 1866.
i...ti j. A. WARE,
sent3w7w. Clerk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JASPER COUNTY

Probate Court, September TERN, 1866.
To Rebecca James, and all others interested IN
the Estate Of John James, deceaseds
VOU are hereby cited 10 be and personally
Il appear before the Probate Court OF Jas
per county, at the Court House thereof, on the
lst Monday in October next, then and there to
answer the petition Of William james and
Robert James, Executors Of John James, de-
ceased, for sale Of land, and show cause, IL any
you can. why the lands described in said pc
tition, should not be sold, as prayed for in said
petition.
Witness. the Honorable Benz. Thigpen, Judge
OF Probate Of Jasper county, the 1st Monday in
September, 1866.
$500 Given under my hand and seal OF
LIS. Office, the 9th day Of September, A. D.,
.---. 1866.
JAMES q. MCCORMICK;
septi2w7w. Clerk:
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Near Richmond, Va, one day labt
week, while Mr.. Francis Gavin, first
assistant engineer Of the steamship
Saratoga, was engaged In oiling some
portion Of the machinery, his foot
clipped, and both hands being caught
in the crank, he wao frightfully man
glcd. His left shoulder aud ear were
torn of, aud bis right arm cruHdedt
end he died almost instantly.
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Forney calls on the people OF the
North 20 stand ready Ito open the way
through Maryland again 70 the Capi'
tai 1" and the Johnson organ In wash
inQton head lines It's response thusly
80 your tents, o. Israel-s-lmminent
dangers surround us--Organizc Or
ganizel
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IIyHEREAs, Letters Of Administration on
w the estate VI John q, OoWan, decreased
were granted 10 the undersigned, at Tho March
term, 4. u. 1866 Of the Probate Court Of Himp
son county, Mississppi Now al persons hay-
Ing claims against the estate Of said decedeDt
nr6 hereby required 10 haze the gnmo probn-
ted and registered within the time limited By
law, or they win be forever borred
=. II. GOWAM,
oct ~ wit Administrator.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY.
First District, October lst, IS

- First District October lst, 1866. f
Edward r. Evans, tia
81 VS.. y At rules in Chaucery.
Julia a. G. Evars,) iAs
an opening the papers in this case and II
" appearing to the satisfactiin Of the Court
that Julia A.C. Evans does not reside in the
State of Mississippi, but is nonresident
thereof,
1t is, therefore, ordered that she shall enter
her appearance in this cause, and plead, an
swer or dcmur, on the first MONDAY. OF
December. 1866, that being the first day Of the
next ensuing regular term OF this Court, or the
bill and allegations thereof will be taken as
confessed and admitted.
1t il further ordered, that q copy Of this order
be published in the Weekly Clarion, a news
paper published in the city Of jackson, Missis-
sippi, for four successive weeks, at least once
In each week.
A true copy from the minutes.
i44 (Attest,1 ql 2,a4a4 F...
oes-d1-w4 u4i L. A. LINDSEY ID. G.
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The New York Evening Post has
been reporting the New Orleans Plea
yune ms an advocate fthe amendment.
Messrs. Kendall and Holhrook, the
editors of the Picayune, photographed to
Washington contradiction OF the
statement, in which they emphaticailY
pronounce il false. They say that they
have been and intend TO continue stead
fast in support of the restoration policy
of the President. We know of no re-
spectacle journal that can justly be
called Southern that favors the amend
ment. II is true there are few news.
papers in North Carolina, and perhaps
a half dozen in all the other Southern
States, that advocate the amendment
but they are either papers published by
negroes or radical cmissarics from the
North, and are supported in great de
gree by contributions from the pockets
of Northern radicals who desire TO
propagate their doctrines South.
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The New York Evening Post has
nearly column on Judge Handy $
decision on the Civil Rights Bill IL
wants the case taken right mp to the
Supreme Court IL earnestly urges
that the Mississippi case shall be made
n test case that money must be raised
and the best lawyers employed to car
nv il at once 60 the Supreme Court
and have the question finally decided.
All right Mr.. Post We feel an inter
EST in seeing this point decided our.
selves.
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for yeas
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature Decak
and ali the Effects Of youthful indsserellon, va,
FOR the sake Of suffering humanity, sena iLes %
10 ali who need Il, the receipt and alIcetaohs
for making the simple remedy ~ NIL ~. ,i "
aelyertisefis experience, can do 80 BY address
'"e' :" JOHN B. OGDEN,
amy No ~ Cedar st.. New York.
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Un~OIveDt Notice.

NTHEREAs. by an order Of the prcbnte
w Court Of Newton County, state 81 Mis-
sissippl made at the last october term, A. D.
1866. thereof, the estate Of lsham Futeh, de-
ceased, WINS declared insolyenti New there-
lore ali persons holding claims against said e..
tate, are hereby notified 10 come forward anu
have said claims duly probatcd aud regishred
In the register kept by The Clerk, within twelve
months from the date Of the first publication
hereof, or they will be barred.
H. J.. MrIRElL,
oct . VIC Administrator.
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THR WEEKLY CLARION.

On our fifth page win be found
the act incorporating the Pass Chris
tan College in Harrison County.
The names OF the following trustees
are spelt improperly, Vincent Grayce
should be Vincent Gravel and Tons.
saint Dunfrosro should be Toussaini
Dunfrene.
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Executors Notice.

NKrHEREAS, Letters Te~tamentary ON the
w Estate of james Guntcr, deceased,
were granted to tho undersigned, at the April
called term A. u, 1860. % the Probate Court
Of Davis county, Mississippi ncw all persons
having claims against pecedcut, are notified Ia
present them, duty prohated, within the time
limited by law, or they viii be forever barred,
ana persous owing said estate " in please make
payment
i. 4. WELBORN, Executor
OF the estate Of james Gunter, deed
oet 91N 81
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VALUABLE Land for sale.

apY virtue Of decree Of the Honorable Fro
Id bate court Of Carroll county, Mississippi
made ut the September term thereof, 1866; w'
will ON the 18th day Of November, tbeinB The
4ih Monday :. n. 1876, at the Court llons'
door In the town Of Carrollton,, sell to th'
highest bidder the following lands belonging
10 the estate Of NJ. r. Purnrl, deceased, VIZ
all Of section /, township ", range east' Huo
north y, aud northeast 4 Of soutli-west !.
and north. west \, of south east u, and enst =
Of southeast = Of section 2, township ~
range 4, cast aud Southwest "a Of southwest
\; and east y Of southwest =, and south
east !. Of section 10, township rs, range Z, cast
all IN Carroll county, state Of Mississippi,
Said sale l. made for tho payment OF the
debts Of said estate.
TERMS or sALE.--Onc third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash, and the balance ia
bo paid In twelve months. Bond With APPROX
ed security win be required Of The purchaser.
sdd lands Will be sold In parcels or rs one
tract. ....,.
FRANK HAWKINS,
II. Il. FOLIZ,
Executors estate Of NJ, T. Ptunell
ogt u ~
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CITATION.

10 james 5 Moore, whereabouts not knO'rn;---
Won are cited to appear before the Probate
IL Court of Newton county, State of Missls-
sippi, on the third Monday of October, A. y.
& J. j. Thornton, Administrators Of Amos
Moore, deceased, praying for sale of all the
lands belonging TO said decedents estate, fully
described in said petition now ON file in this
Court, should not be granted.
BY order of Court, september Term, 1850.
Sept. 81, 1866 THOMAS KEITH, cir.
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CUARtoTTE. Micb.. March 10, 1866.

]. IT, Duvall-Sir: My Mill and Engine Is
giving the best of satisfaction. 1 had it rum
ming in five DAYS after receiving it. The first
day after starting the Mill, we sawed 40 logs
into inch lumber, making 1868 feet in nine
hours. On the second 0ay we sawed 1850
feet in 1917 hours. 1t was timed at one time
when it cut boards, IL feet in each board, in
6Eo. N. POTTER.
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IN. NASH AND ms INFIRMARY.

UyE. THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
wv Of Magnolia. Pie county. Miss, take
great pleasure IN informing nil persons III
iiictod with Cancer, Sgoiula, Golfer, Wens.
Sore Legs, Palypuus, URers, Of, skin Disease,
10 call on DR.. A. NAsH, at his lniirmnry,
Nlagnolfa. Miss, whore hey will find GER
tain cure. We know Of seertainiy that ne nae
cured number of the wpr.t eases Of Cancer,
Goiter. Sore Leg, Wens be- that we ever sa"
on LIVING men. lie hes quite number oil
eases Of the same character That arc desperate,
that he IL treating at this tins with every pros
poet Of success. We voluntarily give TINS no.
ticct0 the afflicted, an at Of justice and cor
daily recommend Df. NaSl rs an experience
physician, and certain cure for the above
nninnd III annA na.
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UTHERFAs. letters q administrator on
w the Estate q HENRY ID. JONES, de-
ceased. werp granted % the undersigned, II
the septeml.er terEa, ID. 1856, q the froirzte
Court of Newton county, Mi<-iszipFi, nov al
persons having claims agAiusr said deee1eni
vvishl. 4he time limited by lau. y they viii
Be forever barred.
All persons indebted 70 said deceaeut viii
mske payment 10 the uadarsennd
LEVI Il JONES
ocI1-w4fl AdmulstzatHg.
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LERANoN. XIV. July II. 1s6O.

j. II. Duvall--Sr: | profess to know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure IN
bearing testimony to the fact that the Portable
Engine and Saw Mill purchased Of you, can,
in my opinion, cut three times as much lumber
in a day as any other mill in this country. We
have sawed 100 feet in thirty minutes, We
can saw from 500 to / 800 per hour.
II. b. HARRISON
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Ihc I.crisIn,Mrc Yesterday.

Yesterday evening, Mt B o'clock, was
the hour act for adjournment The
House, however, adopted resolution
early in the day, asking the concur
renee Of the Senate in suspending thu
resolution fixing the adjournment yes
terday, and deferring II until Tuesday
night, at 10 O'Clock. The Senate, aiteI
a spirited discussion, and after an ap
peal from the decision Of the Prosi
dent, concurrcd in the House rcsolu
ton The great number Of bills pass
ed, and the illness of Gov. Humphreys
rendered Il out of the question to ad.
journ yesterday.
A bill passed the House yesterday
by a vote of 40 TO 30, furnishing horse
stealing with hanging by the neck.
We hope, if IL becomes law, that II
will be enforced In no other way can
horse. stealing be stopped.
A bin passed the House changing
the style of the Southern Railroad
Company to the "Vicksburg and Me
ridim Railroad Company"
Both Houses in joint convention
elected Col. George l.. Donald, 9th
present incumbent,) Superintendent o
the Penitontinry. All other officers o
the Institution are TO be dispensed
with after the Penitentiary shall b.
leased.
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The Evening Post says capital IS
too timid to come TO the South "on
account Of the unsettled relations o.
that region with the rest Of the Union.
We are not 10 blame for that Mr.
Post We have invited people from
an sections 10 settle in our country
but radical misrule refuses 90 permit
Us 10 settle our relations TO the Union
and thus fosters antagonism.
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HANCOCK. Md. Noy. 1a. 1861

]. II. Duvali-Sir The Saw Mill Of 20
Horse Power purchased OF you, has been set up
by your Mr.. Hardesty. On Saturday last we
sawed 5000 feet in eight hours. We can safely
say that 1t exceeded our expectations.
Yours truly,
BRIDGES, HAMILTON Il DANIELS.
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S hereby given that Clinton, Bolton and
II Eslwartl's Depot have been dispensed with
a. points for weighing and marking Cotton,
ant, until further notice, Cotton may b. ship
ped direct from said points to Nieksburg,
TIHcs. S. WHITE.
.aen Assessor Internal Reyenue.
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r. W. AAA nus ~ 49,
J. II. DuvaIl-Sir: We have been running
the Portable Engine, Saw Mil and Corn MIL
we purchased Of you some five months ago.
weayerage In tough, scrubby pine, from s,OOO
TO 10000 feet Of lumber per day. I'VE grind
from 20 to % bushels of Corn per hour. Many
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles TO
zee our Mill She is the wonder and ac1nira-
tion Of all. We eheerfully recommend them TO
thosein want Of Mills and Engines.
q. A. HAMILTON Il co.
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srnAR RuN. p. D. la, March !, 1s0l.

J. II. Duvall-Sir: The portable Engine and
Saw Mill we purchased Of you gives entire sat
islaetiOn We have In twenty days after set
ting It up, sawed 300, 600 feet OF frozen hemlock
timber, which we call the best saving ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania. The Mil was
run by Mr. Hardesty.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,

HlNDD CObSA
First District, October LIST, 1866.
W.J. Braey, etal., At rules in Chan
so VS.. sa.,.-
John Robb, Adj, ct all
AN opening the papers in this case, and it
~ appearing That debQnents, Eugene Barnes
and George w. Barnes,e 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 or demur on the First NON
DAY ofcDecember next, thnt being the first
day OF the next ensuing regular term Of this
Court, or the bin and allegations thereof VIII
be taken as confessed and admitted a. 70 tlein-
Is further ordered, That a copy Of this
order be published in the Weekly Clarion, =
newspaper published IN the city 81 jackson,
Mississippi, for one month Of least, once each
week. rs
A true copy from the minutes.
(Attest,) a
Wo. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
oc4.w1m L. A. LINDSEY, ID. G.
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RIC HAND
mnln and Female Ac a I'm y


Malc and r emale A o m y
VUNHlS INSTITUTION, situated In Rankin
L county, SIX miles from Jackson, elsht
from Byram station, and twelve from Brandon,
in an excellent neighborhood, thus being free
from the deleterOus influences Of villages anu
towns ON youths and being healthy location,
togetber with u splendid Academic building,
80, offers superior Inducements.
II Is supplied with competent and capable
male and femaleteaahers.
Music and tie higher branches VIII be
taught. :.
mental training ind practicability.
The Fall Session viii commence september
81, 1865.
boarding can 10 procured mt the Institution,
or ia the neighburhood.
For further PARTICULARS, address PrinclpHl,
II. q. WILLIAMS,
nuo30w3m. Principal.
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TTV0 c. E. JOHNSON, Of the State Of Texas:
Il You are cited TO appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of the county Of Newton, state Of
Miss, ON the Third MONDAY Of November
next, to show cause why the final account Of
r. p. JONES executor 81 the last will and
testament Of W. w. JOHNSON. deceased, now
On file i'm this Office should NOS be allowed, etc.
Bv order Of the Court, the - Monday in
oc5-wH THOs. KEITH, Cleriz
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BRAINTREM, Wyoming Co., Pa, May 81, 1862
J. II. DuvaH-Sir: The Engine and Mill
purchased Of you, which MFR. Hardesty has
started, will do more work than YOU promised
and In the best manner. Ii will saw from
IL. 900 to Il, 900 feet in ten hours.
MAILMAN Il GRAY.
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RYLVAR ENA INsTIT II II
Near FLOWERS PLACE, ~

smith Csanty, m isstssiPPi.
rTlHE Second Annual Session Of this Insti-
L tute will commence ON the Third Monday
in September next.
The Male Department will he under the I'M
mediate direction Of Mr.. LEWIS t. FTTzHUGH,
a. Principal.
IN Female Department will be under the
charge Of Miss NARCISsA JONES, \ distiu-
guishesl graduate OF Mt. Hermon Institute. who
has produced the highest testimonials Of thor
ouyh = hOlarship and success as teacher.
The Musical Department will be under the
charge Of Mrs. NJ. A. WHITFIELD. thorough
and accomplished music teacher.
The attention Of Parents and Guardians :
called 70 the retired and healthy locality Of this
school. Its rcmoteness from any town, removes
an temptation for extravaganza. The course Of
education will be as thorough ~ can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. The sthool. commencing a.
Il did under the most embarrassing ciFeum-
stances. has mere than met the expectations Of
its numerous friends, and viii open next ses-
sion under the most favorable auspices FOR con-
ffpua.I anil r,ssrnasuqnt SIIctaSz.
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CoR,NNA. Mimi, Oct. q. 1865.

i. II. Duvall Sir: We are still alive and
well. The Engine and Mill is giving satisiac-
ton, and is pronounced by all good judges the
~ " " D. HEBERLING & SON.
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ssTiERINE, BoYD& co.

ne fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills to be made of first-class material; work
manship the same. and TO saw from 5000 TO
10000 feet Of lumber per day, SAY 10 honrs.)
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
to all correspondents. Address:
}. II. DUYALL,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
J. II. DUVAIsL,
may2lw5m. Mobile, Ala.
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q. CARVER COMPANY IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

TUNIIE undersigned, sole agents N New or,
4 lean for the sale Of this well known and
Justly celebrated Gin, are now prepared TO
offer 10 Fdct0rs and Planters complete as
sortmtut Of sizes Of recent manufacture, and
combining al Of The latest patented fa'proro-
n,ents, which render It superior TO all other
Gins. Materials are also furnished for repairs
FOSTER d CO,
= iyaug9w;ln. NO ~ ST. Charies