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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

CITATION

10 Amanda Hall. residence unknown, Allen
sciars, James soilar-, Elizabeth Nctln Ring,
wife Of Leyi Nciherllng, Of the State Of Tex
as, and Eliza Rymes. wife of james Rymes.
Of the state Of California.
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the
u Probate Court Of the county OF Newton,
state OF Mississippi, on the 81 Monday OF De.
crnbcr next to show cause why the petition
Of NJ G. scllnrs, administrator Of the estate Of
Mary Selars deceased, praying Tor sale Of
all the real estate Of said intcstate, should not
be granted, Ne.
by order Of Court, the 81 Monday of Oc-
t0DCr, A. ID. 1860.
THOMAS KEITH,
oct - wbtS Clerk
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The following figures approximate
ly illustrate the relative value, estima
ted in specie, of the various industrial
interests of the United States, as esti.
mated by recent inquiry at the Bureau
of statistics. Treasury Department.
Agricultural and forest products, -
100000 600 manufactures, $3.50, 600,
600; mineral products, S75, 100000
fisheries, SlS,000,000; profits from
foreign commerce, imports and ex-
ports, S190,000,000; earnings from
domestic commerce, coastwise, inland
and local, S1,500,000,000; average
yearly increase in the value of domain,
roads, canals, dwellings, etc, S2,400,-
100000; total, S6,85S, 100000. Year
ly consumption, $600,000,000, 600;
same ornet increase Of wealth, 577S,-
100000.
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Mia. SNIpR's CAsE-The English
Secretary of State, il has already been
announced, has proposed 10 give a re.
ward of 81, 200 in gold to the family
OF the late MIR Snidcr, of Philadelphia,
who invented the gun which is TO be
used in the British army, The condi-
ton of the reward is, that the gun shall
not fail when tested by being placed in
the hands of the troops-an ordeal to
which it has not yet been submitted,
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Shcria's sale.


Sarah =. shepard,
/ ~, vs.. M IN
| g. W. shepard.
RN virtue of the above stated writ Ia M,
~ directed from the office Vt the CLERK of In
| Circuit Court Of liiuds county. Miss, Tor tht
first District, viii sell at public auction. Ia
the highest bidder for cash, within the hour.
prescribed 10y law. IA front Of the CITY Hall. In
jackson, on MONDAY, the Ord day Of De.
cembcr neNt, an the right title and Interest
the defendant has IN aud 10 the following lands,
VIZ WV : VIZ section %; Els $ ~. section
ny, township Z. Range I, west, levied unon ns
the property Of q. W shepard and win br
sold to satisfy the above stated ease ana an
costs.
:, 5. II. THOMAS,
NoN3dlAwll sheriff.
Mtllcr's Vegetable Cnttl q Powder.
4 COMPOUNDED of Roots. Herbs, Banks Sr..
y VIII cure all diseases incident TO HORSES,
CATTLE, and HOGS.
NeWill mail free, 60 any address, a circular,
giving description of disease, and mode of
treatment.
Price Finy cents For sale by all country
aud the sole agents.
RANLEIr & BENNER,
No % Common street. New Orleans.
octlsw9m
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Particularly in those sections whore Chol.
era has not made its appearance during the
past season, are the people afflicted this fall
with indigestion, Pain after eating Cramps,
Collie and distress Of the stomach or Bowels
Those afflicted should know that Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure, for which James CONCEAL, 20
ST. Charles Street, New Orleans, is the whole
sale southern Agent, is the very best remedy
now in use. II should be kept ON hand by
every family
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Land for sale.

A VALUABLE plantation near Brookha-
n ven. Mics, End four miles west q the y
y. 4 J. Railroad. viii he sold cheap for cash.
are In cuitiraiicu-totioin lands d the Bayou
Plere-the balance woodland. Everything
I'D good repair for another crop.
There 3 also IN the place = valuable water
mil, Grist aud saw. with IN abundance q the
nnest timber o. b. found anywhere.
for further information apply b Nj. War
ren Or Mr.. Nally. q BrOoshaYen. wst
E7- View Orleans Times publish four times,
weekly, and send bin 10 this ofiee.
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nm. NANH Avn ms INrIRu,nN.

WE. TllE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZEN,
w Of Magnolia. Pike county, Miss, talt
great pl,asup IN informing all persons n
U'teG WIN tanotr Ncwnlla, Goitcr, MenN
SORE lcgs FaRpus. Ulcers on skin Disease,
70 eall on ~ A. NAsu, &c his luhrmarl
Nasholn' Miss, where they will find Ger.
tain cure Nckuuw of % certainty that h. he.
curft q number %. tho worst cases of Cancer.
ooilrr sor' ltg, NCGs, Gc. that we ever sa y
ON h'ng men. lle has quite number Of
caseS Of the same character that arr desperate.
Ihal ne l. treating 80 mi. time with every pros.
pe't 81 success, We voluntarily give this no
u'yto lhe afflicted, as an act of justice and cor.
u,a.'N recommend lr, Nash as an experienced
physician, and % certain cure for The above
nnmnl nlNlarn.
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EXeutrIx' Notlc q.

w Of the Probate court Of Kinds county.
the undersigned was appointed ENecutriN Of
the last viii and testament Of Bonrdirt Web.
er deceased; Now this Is to nouy an person,
having claims against SAIL dccedcut. 10 prc.
sent them IN the manner, and within the period
prescribed by law, or they will be forever bar
red. MARGARET WEBER
nov @@-Wbt ENCcutTiN.
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LEBANON. Nv. Jnly II. tsGo

J. II. puvall--sir; | profess to know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure in
bearing testimony 20 the fact that tie Portable
Engine aud Saw Mn purchased Of YOU. cnn.
m my opinion, cut three tmcs m much lumber
IN a day as any other mill IN this country We
have sawed $50 feet IN thirty minutes. We
can saw from 100 TO !, 500 per hour.
II. Il. HARRISON
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wAvERLY HOTEL.

Ca-usr Gasp au8 Poydras street View orlsara
DY MRS. j. GRANT, who would rszTlecf-
- fully Inform hcT Cd friends 81 MISS
sppi, sni the public generally, that she j. stf1l
prepared % furnish good fare and pieasan.
ruo1ls On The mot rezs0uable terms. A share
q pubic patronage solicited- jez0dIy
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Mrs. John Morrissey attended ,
wedding in Troy on Wednesday, ant
was gotten up, according to loca
jenkins, entirely regardless of ex
,pense. He says:
he lady was certainly attired far
in advapGe q any hgaues RI rss-sezE
who were present, and it has been said
that the value Of the precious stones
which adorned her person would pur-
chase not only all the dresses worn in
the church, but the edifce and its en-
tire furniture. Mrs. Morrissey wore
a pearl colored corded silk dress, with
black thread lace founces, over which
was thrown a black lace shawl. Her
hair was arranged for full dress, and
upon her head was silver crown or
wreath, thickly studded with diamond
stars. Upon her neck was a coral and
diamond necklace Of great value. Dia-
mond bracelets also encircled her
wrists Upon her feet were slippers
of gold color In addition to this
gorgeous display, the lady's hair fair
ly glittered with diamonds.
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Notice 10 Creditors

A(HEftNA6, Letters OF AdIniufstnnfia, M,
W the estate OF John q, coWun, dncstasrsl.
were granted 10 the undersigned ~ the Marcil
term, A. .. 1906 of the Probate Court Of slmp
sou county, Mlssissippl; Now all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate Of said decedent
are hereby required 10 have the same probn.
ted aud registered within the time limited by
law, or they viii be forever BORED
4. Il. GOWAM,
Oct u w5t Administrntor
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On. ID. n. sEELYE a CO..
FKEERoET, ILLINOIS.
Sold BY all Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTs

John y. Park, Cincinnati. Ohio; Fuller.
fineh a Fuller, Chicago. m: Buruhams 4
Van oeha.ck. Chicago. H.; Demas Barnes 4
c. g, New Nork; D. Rsnsem 4 Co, Buffalo.
Mich: Weeks A Peter, Boston. Mass.. Frrueh.
hlcharde A Co. Phiiadelphia. Pa. ri. u. sell
larN 4 Co, PittsnurE. Pa-s Cuiiins Hrufs ~
Louis. No; Bnruee. Ward a Co. New Or4errs-
u; r A. Rotinsun 4 Co. LouisrfIle. ~ Z
bIg.ey a Bro. Memphis, Tenn. u. n D1nir.
llehmcud- Y a.; Ihompson a BIO 4. B1lnmrre-
Id; Dexter a NeIleeer. AThauv. ~ ~.
Strong a ArmstruuE, CieFeland. Ohio. Wm-
Johnston, Deiruit, Mieh-; Wilson Peters 4 c..
B0uisills, Ky. Nvolw1T
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FulroN, Itawamba CO.. Mi Aug. 81. 1900

fNlIoN' liaManha Co, Nj, Aug. -. 1900
). II, pu,all. Sir: We have been running
The Portable Engine saw Min and Corn Mil
We purchased. OF YOU some i've mouths a,so
We aNCragC In tough, scruhhy tiur, nom n u1
t. 10000 feet 90 lumber per day. We grind
Wom - 20 % bushels OF Corn per hour Manv
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles TO
see our MIL. She Is the wonder and admlra-
ton ofal. We chvtrnlly recommend them 10
those in want Of Mil, and Engines.
G.. \. HAMILTON a co.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS

Are more frequently than otherwise
caused by thick, Shiny mucous
falling from the head, especially du.
ring the night, and resulting from
Catarrh, and are cured by
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ol 'liNuN, MISS.
HAS just rcrN,sl . tr,h .unnlv Of nItApi
- Medicines ior sale. Having tlr,ot,lNAthI
tme and attention, Tor many years. 90 CJfronl
Diseases, hc 4 prepared o. cum nyspe6sia ai,.
chronic harhU3, Chronic Disease n Tho
Lungs Liver, Spleen and ki,mc,., prop.,.
Asthma >crniula and lrttrr, Utgrinr drrnc,.
ment> Ne' Persons rrsldiug at too grtlt d..
auet W consult MN lu person, yJu 40 Sd hy
letter successfully Pubhe patrupasr rr.r,.t
luliA SOLICITED, mhAINit
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IIIAKIOTTE, MicH.. M1rrh II, 1860,
}. II. Duyall--ir! My Mil and Engine /,
giving the best Of satisfaction. | had IL ran.
ming IN five days after receiving IL. The first
day after starting the Mil. we sawed i3 log.
into inch lumber, making 1908 feet in uinf
hours. ON the second day we sawed ~ ,s5C
feet In l0k hours II was timed nj one time
when II cut boards, 10 feet In each board, In
one minute. Yours truly,
GEO. N. POTTER.
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a. B. ETIDEW.
Important 10 Cotton Planter.
aud simmer

WE have given cur B0nds Tor payment On
w delivery here, n the three cent tax on
III cotton CONSUMED n our house, from the
scTeral cot On Districts ~ the cotton crowirg
States. Penn ssion for removal q the sane
can b. obiained on application O. the Asse-sor
% either q tie districts in Which tbe coftau
j. raised. JOIN G.. HUET 4 CO..
No. B NaHchez street
NCr 2i-wlm New Orleans.
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GRlFFIs ~ STONE.

BRAtNrErM, wyoming Co., Pa, May q, 1865.
j. H. puyull The Engine and Min
purchased ~ you. which MIR. lArdc,ty has
started viii do moro work than You promised
ald IN The best manner II will saw irom
1900 TO $1,000 tcet In ten hours.
MAILMAN Il GRAY.
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SHRINE, BOYD& co.

gtj' ] fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills 10 be made Of ilrst-cass material: work.
mnnship the same, and 10 saw from 600 Ia
10000 feet Of lumber per day, say 10 hour..)
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
10 all correspondents. Address:
j. II. DUVALL,
/anesyillc, ohio.
J. II. DuNALL,
may2iwjm. Mobile. Ala.
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J. II. Duvall Sir The Saw Mill of %
Horse Power purchased OF YOU. has been sct IN
by your Mr., liardcsty, On SATURDAY last ~,
sawed 5000 feet In eight hours. We can safely
say that II exceeded our expectations.
' our- truly,
BRIDGES, HAMILTON 4 DANIELS.
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The New York Herald has taken
position with the plan Of Stevens and
Sumner, OF subjecting the unreprcsent-
ed States to the condition Of Terrific
ries. Some tine ago the Herald bit
terry denounced the plan, and now is
PLAYING its favOrite role OF the harm
less revolver"
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Locrsr Gnovr, Weekly o.. Tom

INVVsT NNONE, NeckIY Co, TVnn.
March 10, 1860.
j. II. Duvall-Slr On last Saturday we
cut something over 1900 feet Of inch poplar
lumber; worked eleven hours forty-hyc minutes
n. Ntsh attended the saw. We cat this
amount from log, sawed from smmps, and can
do It ever ydny with good logs and hands.
DR. l.. j. SHANNON.
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NVVNN NVN, T, Q, Ia, MNrUh I, INUI,
j. IT, puynll STR The portable Engine and
saw Min we purchased Of You gives entire sat.
islacton. We have in twenty days after set.
thG Ut up, sawed 2N,uto feet of froZon hcmlors
TIMBER which We call the hest saving ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania. The Mil was
run by Mr. llardCsty.
GRIFFIS N STONE.
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Dr. Ss,lycs Liquid Calarh Rene
SYMPTOMS

! The symptoms Of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
siiiye TO the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis
charge, thin and aerid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased In quantity and changed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughed Of. The secretions-
are offensive, causing n bad breath; the voice
thick end nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
Of smell j. lessened or DESTROYED; deafness
frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh l., that the person T. obliged 10 clear
his throat m the morning Of slick or slimv
mucous, which has fallen from the head dti-
ring the night. when this takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease Il on lis
way 70 the lungs, and should lose no time In
arresting n.
The above are hut few Of the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Write 20 our Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully All svmptoms:
II viii be sent FREE % any address. Also
directions where 70 procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts Ofthe
Union, and ale numerous testimonials from
those using Il, bearing the evidence Of it, infal-
lible merits.
II This remedy contains no Mineral or
Poisonous Ingredients, hut Il prepared from
= 81 = NANtu-iftitf hutFctoft II -
Perfectly Harmless, even 10 The most tender
and delicate child. n
Call for Seelys's CafarTh Remedy. and
take no other. II not sold BY druggists IN your
vicinity, they viii order it for you. Price s200
per bottle,
% All persons suffering with any affection
n the Head. Throat or lungs. should write a.
once Tor our pamphlet, fully describing ali
symptoms pertaining % the above diseases.
twill he sent free to any address.
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VNVN7 ININ0f IIIV't FVW1 tt T7UTs
j. II. Duyall- Sir; To-day we sawed 4 900
feet Of lumber IN less than ten hours. About
threc-fourths Of IL was inch lumber. Tho Mil
docsycry well. Yours truly,
SAML KENNEL & co.
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ALPINE Drror. W. w. Cont % lso5

ALPlNE DEIOT, w. ", sept. y, 1863,
}. u. Duynll-Sir: with the assistance Of
Mr. Hardesty, we have just completed the set
ting up OF the Portable Engines and Mills pur-
chased Of you. Mill No ], the first day cut nt
the rate Of 800 feet Of Oak and Pine lumber
per hour. Mill No. 2, we have Just started and
with equal success. They are working 20 our
entire satilaction, and we feel confident that
the machinery will do all you advertise.
Yours truly.
STRINE, BOYD& co.
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF TIKI
SOUTHERN RAILRoAD.-Mr Z. f. Ra
worth, of South Carolina, is the sue
cessor of Capt Slaughter, as Superin
sendent of the Southern Railroad
- -. -; comes strongly recommended
2Se under whom he has served
my years, both in the capacity
pifaster mechanic and general SUI
perihtendent Of transportation on the
South Carolina Railroad.
The business of the Southern Rail
road is being rapidly developed, be-
sides carrying Off heavy shipments
from our Vicksburg merchants
Large amounts of freights are being
Adaily landed at our wharfboats from
Z Western and New Orleans boats, for
the interior of Mississippi, Selma, and
other points in Alabama.
What this road mostly requires now,
1s safe track, plenty of rolling stock,
\ vi quick transportation of commod-
70 going East, and cotton and lum
Der coming West We hope Mr..
Raworth will devote his skill and en-
ergy to accomplish these important
objects.-Vicksburg Herald.
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As OTHERS SEE Us.-The New York
Times sees the women of the South in
this sentiment of one Of them
~ wish the North would get By the
ears and fight, like Kilkenny cats, I'M
til only two grease spots were left of
'em, for they've killed our best men,
aud robbed and pilaged; and, sir,
they ought to die, and what's more, if
had my way I'd kill them all
myself"
The Richmond (Va) Times, sees
the people ofthe North, women and
parsons included, in this rosy (D
light
eve know that the great mass of
the North hate us with all the intensi-
ty that would startle the devils in hell.
and that many a gentle woman in the
land of nutmegs and pumpkin pies,
Aand many a white cravated Puritan
Odivine. minister of the Prince of Peace,
would come trooping joyfully, as on
pleasure excursion, to witness the
hanging of the illustlious ex President
Of the Confederate States, or any of
our distinguished chieltains."
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THE WEEKLY CLlRIoT.

The Chicago Republican, with char
acteristic Radical moanness, asoribes the re-
cent action Of the Presbyterian General As.
sembly at Memphis looking to the intcllec.
tnal aud moral improvement Of the colored
race as having been prompted rather by a
spirit OF prosebytism than pure benevo-
lenoe."
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ConINNA. Mimi. nct. N. 1ali.

j, III. UuyAn sir We ana stsii -.it--- eve,
wen. The Engine and NIL is giving safisiac.
ton, and Is pronounced by all good Judges the
best Mil in this state.
u. HEBERL1NG & son.
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A TEACHER ron 1857.

A GENTLEMAN, who has devoted ten
"A years seven in this, and three In adion-
ing States, to the educating of youth. desires
situation for 1867, in some Academy, Town,
or good neighborhood where permanent
school Of high grade may be established.
He is a College graduate and can give good
references as to his qualifications, character
and success as teacher.
Address. TEACHER,
Care Of the Editors Of the Clarion.
Noyo0dltW3tE lnrlfsou All,
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III O I Ell AND SALOON
KEEPERS
t IA L Sc CRET EXPOs d
SAVE 800 PER CENT ll

have capital recipe, for the manufacture Of
X \ \ DN, IRISH WHISKY and OLD
BOZ RBON. These receipts are not new
humhug They are used by all the leading
dealers, and You buy from them the same arti
Gle you can easily make yourself, The liquors
are made by mixture no apparatus required
Buy the recipes for your own use and save your
money. Price 30 cents each, or 81 for the three.
II. A. COLWEEL,
sepl1dlw&w3m. Allentown. Pa.
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lie who is at war with his neighbol
cannot be az peace with himself
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor yerrs
n from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay
and All the Effects ofyotthfui indiscreti0n. WILL
for the take q suffering humanity, send free b.
70 all who need L., the receipf and directions
Tor mixing the simple remedy BY which b.
was cured. Sufferers wishing 30 profit By the
adFcTtiser's experience, can DO ~ BY address
Ing, IN perfect confidence,
join b. OGDEN.
oc8-3mw No. AZ Cedar q. New York.
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y " IIIlNt III, TrUsloc


"llfREAS, by an order Of the Probate
w Court IT Newton County. state nl Mis-.
slsNppi, made at the last October term. A. H.
1866, thereof, the estate OF l,ham Futch. no.
ceased, was declared insolvcni: New there.
fore all persons holding claims against said -.
iA'r' are hereby notified % come forward and
have said claims duly probatr,l AMI REGISTERED
IN the register kept by the clerk. within twelve
months from the date Of the first publication
hereof or they will bee barred.
+. l.. MCREtL.
oct % va A,lministr.tnr
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PORT GIBSON
COLLIE GIATE ACADEuY,
A College for Young Ladiea.

College for Young Ladies'.
WITH 4 PREPARATION AND PRL
w mary School. Ia success I operation
for Thirty Eight wear.
O. T.
A. J. WRIGHT a n. President Of Taeuifr
Mrs. =. A. WRIGHT. Principal
Rev. JNO. a. Z. JOINS.
Rev. Gordon CHANDERLAIS
Mrs. MARIE ". DWIGHT.
Miss ANNA u. ROss.
Miss MARIE :. MaTwrrI
Iso1rders are under special charge Of fhr
Lady Principal. They furnish their own bed.
aDthinr.
Engiish tuition. with board, SIS per quar-.
ter, payable In advance.
For circulars ami particulars. applyto
A. !. WRIGHT.
ID. D. HUNPHREYs, Presiden Board II
trustees sepllwly.
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TRINTEE s. NILE

NOTICE h. hereby liVsn, that. pursuant I,
~ thc provisions II Deed Of Trust, mad,
by Charles y Hooker Tor the benefit Of Vim.
Austin, drcCasrd. on The q day II MAY. 4. II
1850, 90 secure Che payment " promiss1ry
note nndcr zeal for The principal sum Of SlbOd
said note dated 1T Man. 's'H, and due lamonths
after date, and credited hy 5000 on Feb lath.
1867, and sioun ~ nrr I>6n, and slUOO5th June.
1860, the undersigned, Trustee, viii proceed
ON thr
3Gh DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1896.
IN mont ct The Capital. la the city II jackson.
between The hours 1T p o'clock, NJ. aud 3
o'clock. T. NJ, 90 expose 90 public sale. Tor cash
II public cutlery, % The HIGHEST bidder, tho
land. named IN said Brcd Of Trust. or 80 much
thereof as may De- necessary for the satisfsc.
lion Ot the balance II $500 principal, and law
iAl snirirst, now dHe On said nute-said lands
described as follows; Lying and being IN the
county ~ iiuds, and state of Mississippi. near
t4 oI adjoining thc city ct jackson. t6-wit. as
acres 10 4. u uf \ Z. y, aud ~ acres bcing the
Wcst.cud of T. = $. T.. of sec. 40. nine. 4. five
ot range No. ono, east, containing Ia an IS ACRES
De the same more Or loss Acting ~ Trustee
! shall only convey 90 the purchaser such title
as Z, vested in me a. Trustee aforesaid. N.
ihough the title D. considered good. This sale
Is made ON the written request VI The EXccu. /
iriN II said Austin.
4 II TnpIsrfrIp sr....f.-
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SINGLE BOTTLES WILL LAST A MONTH

DEAF NESS
When caused by Catarrhal difficulties
All are cured by this remedy
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

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