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In Dyspepsia,

... .'naHsut team UI Hympt0mH, 10 nrt7 more
.... E|HsfE fHHu ~ medicine. There Ia moth
#H... range 81 HateuB Meiiaa That can
.. ...".ai bear comparison with is in tHI- DDS
srrHunt OE tHs wonderful plant may b,
."H.IIIH sasu 0' ,re H. 8. Do. UCu-8tCrY,
.... -#4 ..rH
....... .I .. permants DOB which Ir. Bun hs-
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.#rnHuaHuu, Hud HH Hs ElH enabled to
.... E.#uIrn "a combination of tibltDN VI Do
.... ...r...I iunI-r Its whole preserved In the
.E #. copper Hr-I..su iauTnnn Whisky,
.... .. confident IIs- uu gsIuai lu tIIH world
... .f. .#Fn.. d. G volume uI erruiugirE, Nui the
.."# ..u. me- learned lu rrtmHl' SUCH
.I .Ha.. IITa value. The safest plan Is Tor
... .. I... .nr H.mraI. Che virtues ui new
asg
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COLGATE,S EoNEYSoAP

This celebrated TOiIss soap. IN such universal
demsud, s made from the choIcsst materials. IS
mild aud smoiisus in It's nature frssranuy
scented, AMI extremely bsusaciaI in il, .ct,p
upon tho skin. For ale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. f,.to d,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

Mr. Sumner, in his 'ineThaustible
speech" on the suffrage question, says
"The ballot is the colum0iad of ouI pO-
litical life, and every citizen who has il
is full-armed monitor II this isn't
what Mr. StevensEWould call "turgid
rhetoric we don't know Or. Blair
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bafchcIOr,s Hair nrnl

The uuE'usl and Best IN the World. The ouTv
ftr and prItect H5r Dye. Harmless, RsIsrIeapt
instantaneous Produces immediately e spIspII-f
L-'lN OF natural Brown, without uIuung the bar
on -Ali- Relnedies the DO effects Of had dyes s5.t
ny ai druggists. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
hegeuerstIns Extract of NuIedeurs, for Restoring
and BesUugIng the HAIR
CHARLES EATCHELOR.
7SPi'-i1 haW York
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Go 20 Bryant, strstton & Co = Nashville Rus.uesz
college Ion thorough education in Book-keapfrp
frnuauship, Commercial Law, Commercial CsIel-
latiousi iUTtuer-hp, Settlements, a..
send for Coll, Ee paper, Circular, a..
Address BRYANT, sTRATTON s. co.
ocu3-ly.
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vrsEscuaa, Mss. Aug. 9, 1s5s.

NigEscUEa, Miss. Aug. 9, ls6s
d.. John BI4-Da1T So. am hau4,y In .f,f.. a.,
you tSt have Used your valuable Csliron Bittsrs
".th great beuehttO myself Do general detII.y ami
plo-li"IOn OF my system produced hy the I'm
healthy Snd ml1smatIC Influence Of the Mizsi-a,r,r
uYeT around Nlcksburg having been with tsua-FI
Grant 81 army throughout rs whole southern cam
paEh- lconndenuy recommend Its use t1 all per
sons who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates
II. W. FosIE,
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Sweet OpOpOna1I Sweet Opoponn, :
j. 7. SH.H q COS Nli3 Pcrfaue f-gr,
Ncric5.

rms IS rare sud most exquisite Perfume
la' s1i lassing lu It's rich and delicious odrr
HH Lhi"s That has yet been offered 10 the
puOIic- lt IS rendered by its splendid Quail
yes a oelightiul Extract for the Hsudksr
Iu!leI' ana rs confidently recommended ss
being the Ne Plus Ultra of FasbioDshi.
Periumery. E.T. SnrrU Il N,
New York
FL Cores states-scFhe best extrsrt g
u"dc' lmayg3-5t
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No. IL.


m Old EYES MADE NEW, without spact,cIss
Doctor or Medicine Psmrhlet maiIef frss "a
urss- K b toote, NJ ID, ll50 BTOsdwuy, New Y5rs
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RTrPTuREn
way New YORK
CoNFIbENIIAL INFORMATION FOR TEE
MAhhIEI'--ent free 10 sealed envelope 4B5rs-g
r 3 Foote, NJ ID. llau Broadway, New York
MEDICAL COMMON sEN8E-trp psgss -I.,o
lIu-tTatons, 81 So sent by mail oyerywt era. pot
i-A1' contents Tables sent Tree. Address she Au-
thor r r F0ote, NJ a., llSU BroadEsy. New YorE
apriu-lm eud0
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DOCTOR OAROW'S
CHOLERASPECIFIC

NOW that Ee anticipate CHOLERA 10 our midst
~ ItbehOOFes us 81 70 secure and keep on hand
some kUown and eheCtua remedy To- any em-r-
gency, and this We dnd in DE. CAROWiS SPEC
FiC, which be prea~rbed and used with such IN
rounded success, scarcely ever l0srg a easel
When this -cOurge visited Nashville, some yesrs
past Dr. CaroW was one OF our most eminent and
successful physicians, snd when ms old friends
learn thi- remedy can ~ had, th0uzsndz who have
tested t7 virtues E not fsil 30 have Ii on hand It
BE- no Patent Medicine, but compound from the
Prescription of this distinguished Practitioner.
There can likewise - no better remedy Tor Chole-
ra-m0ruu7, bizrrh0sa and Dysenlsry.
For sale CHly by
K. P. JENKINS 4 co, Druggists,
maY5-u - Market street 0pp. Union
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50 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
- do do Porto RicO SJgRr
~ do do Cuba sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed and Powdered suspT
~ do GrsnulsteI sugar,
lpJ do A. and 4. Coffee sugar.,
20 do G.. extra assorted FraudH
30 do Holluw Sugar,
go ERgs Rio Coffee,
- Mats Java Coffee,
20 do IsgUTa Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Aispice,
% Bags Pepper,
% Barrels MscksrB,
90 - bbls do
so Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
90 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
loo do R8slns
90 Cases Sardines,.
90 Cases Oysters,
loo D0Z Buckets,
90 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in whole
sale Grocery Houses.
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ar.rufH ..u ra u Ha spread H7 the cont
..... r...n America rut tho eros ming glory Ci
remains lo nD attained u uIz dl.ruECTFr oI
..I....rH..uu. Iur ur Gr.- not clam lD have
H....FHr.. off IisINHN- wH..H Is lue basis
... ....0- las. offered o.. iHH UHtIrn- . hai hon
...a .n |#a uHUrH IINH.Ifau.H o. Contra
......a r. saam FIa virtues have been known igr
..an .H. hundred years AIMED with 90 the
... .... .|.N.nno tH the most dosoIT malaria
........ without IeaT. tHa most ruHu"n7 40 r
.... H f.a.. u.ll DH.ll. tIr HHi.r ,hoir lH
..... .... H.lF. fHn yedr,u r- potent TO cure, no
..... .... ...a .II-aH#e may n"-
"...I IT. Ha.| a uuI pr'pHF' :" 'nA''-" ..''
..r tension. boz Fa uHY.IIn'ir-H -a.. Tie.
..........s. Elimination uf lHD evidence rsia
..... r. ...f.las. u.at a- % remedy ami reFnnia
. F. .| .I... s-r #I.s.r. I..m exposure 'I.nrT @
...H.ar .r t..ma.U. .. ia u.'smsI " ItlHen't7
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On the Zit Of July last, ] submitted tbr0uFh an
agent @. mIuer to ths Medical director oi the Ia
laItment OF The Army Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie OF my telrOu EttsIs. for inspection and re-
Iuesledi alter analyses, he found &C meutouOUs %
sanction and approve It's use auloug our soIiIeJs
The following IL ths NJ MedicRl directors renlv. and
also Cen kvserraus' permission 90 ship 500 dozen
al Cnrer io have Il sold to soldiers.
JUuH Bun.
81 Sm satisfied that CedrDn Bitter. win do mo-
hNTm % ANY one D taken properly ami la modem
ton. -e" uo digestion 90 ur. Bulls IaIuv p,,rn5-
lDt 90 dispose CI IttO-utIer-
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5l(ashrllle Alniu1r.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS & co.
SUNDAY, MAY p, 1866.
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Dr John Bull

Louisville, Kentucky.
ua.'r preparation oi sAK5APARlLLA
stood aI Ire bead OF the YauOus com
.. .. -Hsi TagatIC drug,
Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become q household word through
out the West
end South. HIS Worm Lozcugca,
10 loss than O. year after their introduction
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....ar-a Ia moro intimately connected
."F uI HhTERlE MEuICA OF the
.F NOR. la.uTatT known Is pIo-
Discovery, tLau iIat0i
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ALSO

IA, 5-4, 6-I Coorei aud White Canton Mat
ting, Of the very best makes.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

We claim for the Florence the following a5Tau
| t4ges over any and all Sewing Machines 10 the
| II makes four diaerou, 81 tcbes The lock knot
dOuUlclOch and double knot ONE and the same
machlne-each stitch being alike on both sides oil q g
fabric
Every Machine has the reversible feed motion.
winch enables the operator. uT simply turning
! thumb screw 70 have the WORK guu either o. f-e
right OF LET'S 10 stay any part % fle -sa or ilsten
| the ends Of seams. without turning LhH fabric
Changing the length o. itch ana from one kind
Of stitch to another ll-y Dc done whsle the
I Machine is ga motion
The needle is easily adjusted AID does not
| skip stitches.
It Is almost noiseless ami can be used where aust
It. motions are all positive. there are M, ss -,
get out Of order and its simplicity enables any one
for the upper side and viii sew across tHe heaviest
seams or from one to more taieressss of -laf win
oat cnnse o. needle, Tension breaking thread OF
any width Of hem desired
Il viii hem fell bind cashier h~~iF --ff ard
gather and sew rUtiie at the same time II
h4s no springs to get out Of order and VIII last
1t is very simple aud easily understood and
worked.
The taking up Of the slack thread is not performed
by the irregular contraction OF coil uncertain
with which the Florence rar-s ne thread into tie
cloth is unappToaohed IN any Sewing machine hither
to offered to the world.
We furnish each Machine with 'Baruums SELF
Sewer which guides the work itself aud Is of meal
cuiahe value especially TO inexperienced operator
While possessing the above and many other advan.
tages the Florence is sold at corresponding prices
with other frst-class Machines and careful cyan.
nation win fully Substantive al thate have claim.
ed for IT, and JUSTIFY the assertion make that
il Is the best Sewing Machine in the world
We warrant every Machine to be an that we claim
for it. and 10 give entire satisfaction and viii ve
written warranty if required
~ Agents wanted everywhere in Alabama and
Mississippi, with whom liberal arrangements WI
be made. -
KEYEs ESTES s. CO., GenL Agents.
1epl5u p Q. Box 62e.
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Powder, Shot, CoTs and Guus
Auction Sales daily ST aU. ~t...e ,ru q, "a.
,''oaeIle'' lAoie am F'es.tt ut..fg Soaps Per
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DERRY
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UnQndlpr'S News EYDrpSS

FROM Magnolia. T Ike county 60 HolmesviIls. couu
ty seat 81 P'ke county. Mississippi. lr5 weekly
From Magnolia ta5a ksouwu0d aud Liberty. county
seat Ami. @ 'afuly. Iissi-sipui, tIi-wech y.
From Liberty tn CHuEarviIle and WocGvilc, county
sa.toi NuEis-ou county. semi weekly
Viii supply -ua-a luers res ding 5a the vicinity
Ht any station on me New Orleans. Jackson and
Great Nar.hr "a Railroad. Saatheru RAILROAD aud Mis-
sisslng Central Eailread. and 1s-viIle. jackson
wa"t, Liberty Carterviie. WoodviIe Monticello
l-nuury saaD Pine Bout etc with tho
New Orleans. Mobile. NicEzSburg, Jack
sou and VI ertdian Daily and
Weekly Papers
ia ing a.euts as above, viii attend - record ing
daa.s collecting ere
letters mailed cents enc oscl) packages sent
% agent Chambers tEpres-. NaE1o.ia. Miss will
be prom atlr ftIyya dea-
Jutil 80 routes ami post office eye established
Will mail Ru1 pa postage letters from tBr above
places g. Magnolia post flee
Passage from Ea ga Ola Co Liotr. ------ 81 90
Letter : uos-aEe paid ------ ---- 10
n .wspspers an circulars L 5 Pnstsse paid
Subscriptions aEI zdvvsflss liaur- for country ia
UerF received 10y } BEN OH -NDLER,
Nov e diff so Caran. alet street
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ZEE j. Wicker, Of Magnolia, is anthor-
lied to act as agent for the Clarion He will
travel for some time in the counties of Pike.
Franklin and Wilkinson, and viii receive
subscriptions for the Clarion
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

DISEASES Vi HE ShlN.
aud which ara popularity known us Chronic erap-
tons. Ietler Pimples. Bl-ters Sgab- Scald Head
Mix crust Rin--wurl. etc. etc.
IL VIII also kill Itch and other local EerWiu which
prey upon the skin. III ~uiteus and attarles the
tNcremeUttlous matters deposited upoa tine skin.
heals the cracks bli-ter- and piupI.- and renders
tus 'utdueouz surface smooth and plaals. ID has
been used bE DIT Gilbert with most satisfactory T--
suits Tor many years It is offered ID. sale Iu This
style from the hrln conviction shat it must uecat-
rIlE meet with thr hearty appreciation Of those vao
make Use of it.
Fun directions for thc method of using these re-
raies. plain and accurate description ut number
oi the different varieties OF skin diseases and MANY
valuable suggestions i'm regard TO their viii De-
found printed ON circular accompanying each pack
age These suggestions are the fruit of most ample
experience acquired by Dr. samuel Gilbert during
ms eNtraordinarE professional rarser iu tao treat
mcnt Of this class OF diseases I'M THE cities of Mem
phi, New Orleans and New York. and viii it IS
Is expected enable most uuprofrsluual persons to
treat their own cases with much greater success
than that which usually fails To the lot OF ardl..r.
physicians.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-12

= One Of the largest seed stores in the
south Is that OF r. g. Craig & Co, 379 Main
street, Memphis They have LARGE supuIv
Of every kind of seed suitable for the garden
or field and viii I'll orders on reasonable
terms. maT--d3m
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- tSOEFF.
.iPORTER,
AND
uelegG. Commission Merchant
No II, Tchopitouias Street,

New Orleans
AsErI- F8a
j. 60 Marz.,r. d som, Porter and D.. London
b. s. Geo HflgpTf. do ua
'...a-t s. CD Brandy. q Zuac-
F.u.-I.-y q Go, go
.ta.re. s. Go. Wines. D5 s. Bordeaux.
y, .-r d Caaulau, Ca. ms a5u-- Eferuhy,
H.u<.n 81 Co, Rock ami Nueae ines. Iayeucs
Er4ar. Bourbon WhIsEay Ken'utky.
Kemp. Day Go, Preserved Fruits
Fish. Meat and Vegetables. New YorA
Tie sH1sefiber SELECTS orders th- direct inpor
t--lol If ,te above meat1 led articles a stock o.
which o. aivsys hand
Cotton aud other Produces and merchaud5s Sc Of
every sCr.Ftau. bon gins and sold s-Iou
WOLFF.
No IL, Tchopitouias Street
Dies. Le-5m New Orleans
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p Thomas Mcintyre is our authorized
agent for New Orleans.
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W CLARE ANDERSON.
WANTED

No. s. North Sixth Street.
IT. -OJIN, MO
Box -ll-. Nar,l~izm
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
GENER ALTER ATEyE
ERUPTlONS, letter. ULCERS, SCROFGLl,
JAUEDICE GOITRE,

Il is particularly useful iu Suppressed Menstrual
t5u. Hereditary Iaiut= syphilis aud malaaics aris
ing from long-cJntiuUed use of CaIomeI Blue Mass
Corrosive Nublim1tr. Powders solution D0uoyau.s
solution and other preparations % mercury and
arsenic
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II T.
FLORElCE SEWING NiCHIT co.
%s..........DauPhin &treet......... Z
MOBILE. ALA.
Reversible Feed Machinel

Offers to the Ladies Of lls.s..rp. tho celebrated
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MEMPHIS.
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERTs
PR E p AR A TIONS
CHRONIC DISEASES.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT, 50 celebrated az
having had Tor the last twenty-five years in the
cF
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THE PEEE.E6

May rest assured thar the manufacturers spare
neither pains nor expense IN the pre- pararian of
these remedies They are made Of the very best
medicines known. iu a highly concentrated form
upon strictly scientific principles
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18
A Defence of the Grow.

The crow in many parts Of the world IS
considered a marauder OF the farm. and the
gun is perseveringly used for his extermina-
ton. The most able writer's on OrnithOl-
ogy, and others who have studied bis habits.
agree that instead of being a rObbsr and a
pest 10 the farmer. he is one OF his most
faithful friends and grateful benefactOrs.
He consumes In the course Of a year. vast
quantities Of grubs, worms. and nOxiOus
vermin; he is a valuable scavenger. and
clears the land OF offensive masses or de-
caying animal substances; he hunts the
grass fields and pulls out and devOurs the
underground catterpIllars, wherever he per
ceiyes the sign Of the operations as evinced
by the wilted stalks; he destroys mice,
young rats, lizards and snakes: lastly he is
a volunteer sentinel about the farm, and
drives the hawk from its enclosures, thus
preventing greater mischief than that OF
which he is himself guilty. 1t IS chiefly
during seed time and harvest that the dep
relations OF the crow are committed; dur
ing the remainder of the year. we witness
only his services. and so highly are so ser
vices appreciated by those who have written
Of birds, that we cannot name an OrnithOl-
oSist who does not plead in his behalf
Spsfst Of the Times
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18
The School master in that Bed

the following IS one OF tie many incidents
that beiall a b0arding-rOund sch00l-master
had been teaching in Lewis county. in
the state OF New York, and this term was
0Oarding-r0und. one evening after school.
one OF my scholars stepped up 70 me and
said:
Mr.. Jones. father said you would come
home with me-
Very well, said |. and forthwith set
out for my patrons house. which was some
two miles. Now be it known, James Nc
Henry-i0r such was his name-had two
daughters, the pride and envy Of the whole
community. | had heard SO much about
them that | was anxious 10 see them 1t
seemed, however, that | was 70 be disap-
pointed.
When we arrived. / heard that the Urls
had gone 10 party on the other side OF the
creek; so | went 10 bed eXecrating the luck
which deprived me of seeing them that
night. The night had vel advanced when
heard one OF the girls come, and passing
into an adjoining room, she warmed her
self before some Goals which We're alive on
the hearth. 1t seemed that the old gentle
man and lady slept In the same room, which
was not aware OF then. Having warmed
AC- -riif SUI LUAurl ~ .tLFt -4c room, WAel
the old man spoke:
Cir, said he the schooimaster :
in your bed
Very well. SAID sarah, anu passed
through the room slept 10. aul went up
stairs
An hour elapsed. when heard Judy. tue
other one come. She stood at the door a
long time, talking with her sweetheart.
then entered softly
Disrobing her feet, she entered the room
where l lay in her stocking feet. carefully
undressing herself and coming TO the side
OF the bed. prepared 10 come in Now il
happened | lay IN the middle. aud turning
back the clothes, she gave NE . shake and
said 10 suppressed whisper.
Lay over sarah
l rolled over and whipped the corner Of
the pillow n my mouth TO keep from laugh
ing. In she bounced, but the bed would
squeak. The Old man heard It and called
out:
Judy
>lr, was responded IN falat voice
from the bed beside me-
The SchOOl-master Is in that bed t~
With one loud yell. and 40. heaven 90
she landed on the floor. and fed with the
rapidly Of deer up stairs. she never
heard the last Of that I can tell sou.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18
Agricultural Items.

One feature OF Dr. DOnnellJ's bill. % 10
encourage experiments IL the growing OF
forest trees on the Western Plains, : that
POO. 900 acres Of the public lands be granted
10 the Ottawa Indian University o. kansas
on condition that Il shall. within i've years
plant az least a.. 900 forest trees over al
area Of not less than 10, 900 acres OF public
lands on the plains.
Ii Cheshire, England. z great dairy
county. where the land has 0eel undrained
and top dressed with bones. one acre OF
land Will furnish grass enough for q COW.
Where IL has not been drained and top
dressed two acres are needed for each COW.
once IL seven years from 300 20 / 500
weight or bones are applied % 81 acre.
Il ! sail that cattle from Texas are lot
permitted 70 pass through Kansas n The
future. A large drove were recently turned
back al the state line. The reason given
i that il former years. diseases have been
communicated 20 cattle ~ thai state. re-
suiting 70 heavy loss % the farmers.
Steep corn in alcohol over night u the
rate o. one pint OF a.cOhO. % three quarts
OF corn. and SOW IL broadcast 10 your corn
field. The crows viii eat il, become bOosy.
and feel 80 ashamed OF themselves as never
% be seen there again 20 saws cores
pOndent OF tie NesO England Farmer.
Up 10 the 2lst Of April Isl. 543 cattle had
died or been killed on account OF the plague
in Great Britain. equal % about four 10
each 100; while il the county Of Chester
the mortality was over 81 10 each 100.
The estate Of the Ear Of Mansfield. com
prises 20, 600 acres The late VI Beatie
who managed the farm for "a years, planted
? s63, 900 trees, which az four feet apart
would cover an area Of l. go acres.
Mr. Campbell Of Monroe Co. Mich. has
recently purchased some fine Merno sheep
in Vermont. Among others be las ram
valued al 81 200.
On q farm in the neighbOrlO0i o. Dlnse
scotland out Of q flock OF 23O ewes. l40
dropped twins during the present season.
The annual Fair Of Husdaie Co. Mich.
Agricultural society NIL be hell on the 80
4th and 5th Of October next
During the the month OF Nay At. 900 I'M
migrants from Europe arrived ~ The port OF
New York
A New Hampshire farmer mas twenty-six
living lambs from twelve ewes
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18
Very Like Home

Tie editor OF the Mobile Esglstsr WAC
was one OF j party Of SOutherners whOivis-
tied Chicago the other day. me-, o that
city, certain politicians or The " Democrat
&C party o. whom le writes % ais paper
Is follows
" remain behind q lev DAYS. ana am
surrounded meantime By j lo-t Of ardent
Democrats the old Douglas men. VINO are
here from all parts Of the state sitting as
Central Committee TO arrange plans of d
campaign against the Radicals, In which
We Of the south are deeply interested
almost feel a. Il l We're ia Rebellion when
hear these gentlemen talA. Il possible.
they are more Jealous and uncOmpr0m.sing
10 their hostility 20 RadlCalism than Wa are
at home They sustain the Presidents pol
icy without asking MN for Office AMI ad-
vOcate al immediate restoration OF the
Southern States 70 their former position
and al their rights iu the Union
Tuis description IL graphic ami true. Not
only would j rebel fee al home among the
Democratic politicians OF the North,
but loyal man il their company, feels as
II Be were IN Rebellion also =
The Register IS q bitter rebel paper. and It's
EDITORS testimony 5 ludisputab.e And il
will be noticed. 100 that both the rebels
and The " Democrats as the Rsy.Sfer
says, sustains the Presidents policy. "-
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