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Eeaal I0acr.is.mettts.
NOrtlnne Stlc.

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XIIHEHEAa Edmund = iclbr.sIa ca Size third day ~
" September 1857, executed and delivered
.he undersigned his prOnr-ory note, bearing date that
day. the Of twvEtyCLe hULdfed dollars. payabis
Bank, tati- Sc- with
the 81 yer per aHlIun, dJic scnan
r,ty, tue am day ~ March and - .I,icr ~ each
year az said Iron Bank aui Whcry-, as, i kSniund
:. HOlrOok and Ann G in.i4cCk Ia. vie, Gi On tbs
lay execute anu deliver uu.o 80 Uuisi-ned, their
certain mortgage :-rd, for tine pur securing said
sotc which sad 'sec deed Is upon the following dosi
erhcd real estate situate the county 81 L. sale, and
Of Illinois, lots Eve. g., and si u in block
eighteen, us, in Low iustcn- subdivision lot
los four, a. in the cy o.! Peru tn. Is plated
and TecUrdsI aad the east hs. w.. north
west quarter Of section twenty, t@ tSIs thirty three
Fdlan, and winch said H.rt-igc deed he Tor record
in the Recorders occ Il s-I4 county u L. sale, On the
fourth day OF SEPTEMBER, 1901 and recorded in book
atty SIX &C. IS ana 81 ard to which said ,cof ov
the record tcrci, tGbtty reference h>rs
by made.
And, whereas tsult having bc.r .ale IN the pa srnsnt
of said note, and tie I-yic 81 sad and interest
thereon from IBc iird day Oi sypt-n 1864 being
still unpaid;
Notice is herttr given that y virtue the power Of
sale contained III SAIL The eT,Iguei ~Ili
tho 2Util dsy March, A. p. lctd oc-k y ~ OF
that day the slut, yy- Of tbs City HAN city
Peru will proceed sell the said mort gagged prersys AZ
public auction the highest LIIoT trvi- fer
! the purposes IA said uIO.t gage expressed.
q. g Eldridge Atty. EoiERT DOSFyICK,
jan -U-tI iIOTtgagee,
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Lsrs-= Of Jls--H E1.-HE'u DErE.srp.
'tih undersigned hrria- con appointed Admiii,crstsr
- the e>ttt" - .' fE Nsrylead late Of the oax,s
o. - ali ana state n! ul- hereby 1--WE. no.
L. that Do sill agIaar la'ge IN. County Court oc La
sale county. =; ;r Court u s lu Ottawa al the MarcS
Term "h The ilrl VI L-N In March next. wA. time
an persons having claims r1.-t said notified
ana requested % attend fnr the purpose II havin. the
.ne sci. All persons Indebted 10 >aii estate are 70
quoted = i-E" Immediate - yuleut to the undrrs.nA
Dated tli- 9Th '2v Of January. \ i. 1850.
JOIN :. No tNiEiD Administrators
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ERARinistrHkrir lSnIe-

ADTiCL Is hereby given that the undersigned admins
L. tratrix of the estate of Henry VI Shaw deceased b.
virtue ot decretll order OF the County Court =, ~
Sale county, Illinois, made at the December arm,
$50, Will on Monday the th-ty-irst do; of Jan,sr+ =
!soo AT te hour OF ~0 o'clock z. W., ut the sit door 81
sl ~ al the city Of Ottawa La Sale county
MARION IL. Shaw and Henrie,te ". Shaw in and 70 "a
Zach OF the following described real estate "A, NAV h.
necessary To pay OF the Indebtedness of snid dcc..
estate 10 wit; The e.. NV SEC. ~. T 30 n RsESd
T. ~ I'll situated in the county Of La Sale Illinois. sub
jet to widows rights OF Dover and iiomes,c
terms Ctsii MARY l.. SHAW.
O'It"a dec 90 o1-o" Administrative aforesaid
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EurI .NctLL.LnnnL


B.TArz OF JANIS McilUGH, D.cEAsID.
NUIICE s hgrct! given to AL crspus interested in sail
~ estate, that john hIuclr administrator non,
with copy the last will said deceased will
appear LeoTc the County Court oi tine county sale
ahd riatc 81 Illinois at tine court house Ottawa said
inty LIST ds, Of February D. 1906 for tine
purpose oi FcEaerIuS account prc,eeilss III tin;
alnHnstrasrJs4uf iur the settlement
Dated AZ u-tl'"i, this -y-,idaycf January lc6o.
4w A. b. MOORE. Clerk.
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Administrative Notice.

ESTATE oF JAMES c. JOHNSON, DECEASED.
The undersigned having been appointed Administrator.
OF ile estate Of James C. Jouston, late OF the Of
La Sale and State Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the County Court of Ia
Sale county at the Court House in Ottawa the February
Term the third Monday February next which time
all persons having claims against said
and requested attend for the purpose oayng the same
adjusted All persons indebted 20 said Estate request
I'D 10 make Immediate pay mont TO the undersigned
Dated this 23d day of Dec. A. D. 1853.
GEORGE D. MILLER 4in,nixtr,tor
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Administrators .N0'ice.


I.9IATH " NbAILL. z. tTES DECt,sEp.
'ENHE Undersigned having been appointed Administrator
oi ue estate e" charles L. Gates late of the county
o Ia Sale and state of Illinois deceased hereby give.
tice that he will appear before County Court of LIZ
sale county. ut the Court House in Ottawa ~ the Februa
ry Term ON the 81 Monday February ncxt Mt which
time all persons having claim, against estate are motif
ned AMI requested To attend for the purpose having the
same iusted All persons indebted said estate arc TO
qne>ei 10 make immediate payment Ia the undersigned
Dated This ~ day of December, A. b. 1861
JAMES GRAHAM ADM, s;rntor.
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-. '7aei >7caP4Ei;!- Is flood -u,i-c- Iy -:r.c:
: : I-cFc.lc, :2 VII! set cs erch 81 IL c-scs
-0--i go p.cpc-ci on purely scientific priaciDcss,
fco--1d ere The r-cat cc!rc measures CT either tat
c2 h2:--c. ready and conclusive test Will he com.
PARTON q te- properties with those set forth in 10 roi
- --c-,-s:
Ga ISL ;ery cs tho United stctc.
Zee rrocaso. - s' valuable works on .,e Practice
CT T.--a:c.
zee fc:ars Inacb By thc celebrated DR.. PuEs1C phla
see rc-i:TEs MADE b. II. L-ECAII Mcdowell ccc-
cI&tcd IEycici:n AID Member CT tho Eo-a Colcco c.
LI-seono, Ireland, end published II the transactions &
tic Ling cnd Queen journal.
Geo Ncdico-Chi.urgical Review, published by BEy,,y
IRAvEns, FELLOW Of tho Royal College CT Surgeons
See most Of the late standard works On Medicine
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A CHANCE FOR GAHDEyERS

Valuable House and Lot for Sale!
THE undersigned will sell terms IIouse
ami one and y ncres of land, situated in South Otta
wa and now occupied by Richard Pembroke ESQ The
above property Is very valuable for gardening pnrps,s
Apply 10 BUSHNELL AVERY
dec 6S-tf
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GtlLniiLuN .S,ta

STATE OF ILISOIs, AIri Conn;y Coat tir>reof t.
IL Salt Ga0'H March lorna 4. p. fs'js-
IL az Isrsn.s OJlaoeuxf.
SsSspN --l:-- rrrer-igue9 zba-J!-- - n.
1'-... 49,,
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a u%ie titik, minor vA apply 10 the County Com.
~! '"hHtt al ~" next t4II thereof T., > -
g.. 80 t'DFt l''u>e IN Ottawa. -aLi c5cfy ON ~.
'f'"i'-' - Starch = u. iei ~. order 4, III III
.h.' F'st 81 -"'1 rszos - tito following d...,7I r
- - '.Li county. yil: 1t - IT,, tl,r uartJ.
- even ~ AMI the n,Tth hill Il =. a-,tt a
D.t, Cameron, TU1aItS n .ii ~ -, pv"""'
Guardian #
- ~ BHLu.-ySE
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NOT \ FEW
NELE8tLD's rose WAsE

NlLM35LD's ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotoo for diseases arising from hab!;. CT
dissipation, Czs = correction rih tbs Extrlcts GEchu
cad SarsGP.r!.c, l. s1 diseases Ell
aenco Of tic most responsible nd reabe character VII
accompany Tie medicine. Also explicit directions for
usc '-ti l,;lI Of 51G:.s living Witnesses, and I'd
ward1 of 5000 rrolic.ed certificates and rcccenaa-
tory letters many Of which from the highest so-rcca
Including cn 1t IhysicCns, Clergyen Statesmen, SC.
The Proprietor has never reso-ted 10 their publication in
the newspapers he docs not DO this from the fact his
article r Standard Prcparatiors and do not need
to DC rropped mp By certificates.
The Science Of Medicine like lie Dorc Column shouId
stand simple pure majestic, having Tact for its basis
Induction for its pa- and Truth alone foT It's CspIta.
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FOR SALE.

OF fye, 81 in block eigy-on- (S1,l In tho State
IL Addition 10 Ottawa with good substantially stor "
brick house thereon. Enquire If
SEPT IL, '65-d A.B. sMIrR
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The Great Curative.
FITr.BrEsn, April 10 1856.
g. T. SSH EEs-I have been troubled with cough for
the last free yeIrs by Of which have frequently
been unable to sleep than half the night tried
many remedies rbut all in vain heard of your Cough
Syrup.and resolved try it, and now that the Of
few bottles has cur-d entirely. cheerfuliy
mend safe speedy AMI pleasant for coughs aud
colds- Yours respectfully WI. WOODS.
Ths Is strong testimony. and given voluntarily.
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PRODUCERS OF THE NORTHWEST

T. give eiu- band ia building MP iu-;gii1n :,
operate "a the I'-7.-r.scI ~ i.sy js..l,--
L Marx all fg3lrts ia,u I-,y.1i. Co. Cica-" and
advise the company ~ mali e i.sc u,&a ,frarls-es AID
quantity al.pleL
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EEEEe TORS

CHt>. BRIGHAM. HENRY FULLER.
az 'ssE ',rH5,a T. pf'10, andy, IL
EDWD , -LDCII EDHJNpG. STILES.
III OIL t.t 'T.EL u C11. '0sI.y, "
WI. y. NHEDpN uf W3shigus.. Co., Mich.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


4 Our dates from New Orleans are to the OIL
: INST. We give a summary of the quotation.
ana the condition of the market in Ieadino
articles
'CoIToN-The market pretty active
Nearly 5000 bales sold to-day at prices lit.
tie sitter, though quotations not ehanoad
since Sunday.
| Ordinary quoted at 41043c. Good ordina-
~ at 45S40. idling at Ie04a. and
middling at 50052c.
| SUGAR AND MOLASSES- market
- = in lots 1T I34 for good fair
and about TIC. for yellow clarified 8o1assoS
at 20 to Use. for common SOC fn~ So 80
LOT pC'mc, SUc. fer STRICTLY prime, and al OO
per gallon Ior. choice. Choice molasses ia
! scarce 40
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PRov1-
o1ONS-tgorn is in better demand, and, prices
Solne"nat higher Not much activity in
other articles of produce
FLOUR-Market dull Limited demand
Fine, 81 so; Superfne, So IS; Extra, SO so
:, LARD-By the quantity, 24c. for PRIME
Stock on hand small. 43 ssFs - -
Oh En- MEAT-C;Ac 10
OAIS-supPly gooa, but rather dull sale.
In lots SIC per bushel.
CORN-Is in active demand at from III OK +o /
! 20 per bushel.
BACON-There is very little doing beyond
small retail business at 15c for shoulders.
1S0185c. ribbed sides, 190I94c. for clear
sides, l040194c. for plain hams, and 25035c.
T. H. for sugar cured hams. Shoulders and
SIDES are in good supply, but hams are scarce.
tot of 20 casks of shoulders sold at l44c.;
lefb FT :
COAL Oils selling readily in small lots
1t $l ID ~ gallon in cans, and 90e. in barrels i
+ WHISKEY-There is no demand for round
OTIS, bit a good retail business is doing at So
'50$2 40 44 gallon. Very choice brands
little moro. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are dull, and are sell
ing at 81 250$3; Onions at So 250$2 so;
apples at $60$S 9R Darrell, and Eggs at $54 O
1856 49 barrel. b.
INDIA BAGGING-The stock is light, but =
here is very little demand, which is supplied T.
y dealers at 30031c. fb yard, in rolls, and r
2O324c. in bales Il
BALE ROPE-Dealers are sealizing 1870
&c. 4P rs, in small way.
BALINGs TWINE-Is scarce, and com.
lands 26c, ~ Is. readily. r
GUNNY BAGS-Are selling at SOC. . piece
II second hand, and Csc. for new
BURLAPS-There have been considerable
I'D at 30032c. each. s
COFFEE-There is very good retail de- p
and, which 10 being supplied at 2Qc. ~ fb.
# ordinary, 29031c. for fair to good fair and -
l032c for choice. u
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GRAND LODGE.

This body will meet in the city of Jack
son, on Monday the 18th inst M. W..
Grand Master Patton, changed the place of
meeting from Columbus to Jackson We
think this was perfectly right. The cause of
the session at Columbus, grew out of the
disturbed condition of the country, and as
1t no longer exists, the Grand Lodge should
meet where its communications have gener-
ally been held We hope there will be a full
meeting of the Fraternity on the 18th, and
that ali the Lodges in the State will be re-
presented. Iw.
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NORTHWARD TRAINS.
and de ave Mobile every Monday, "Wednesday
Tbur Ss mel1dian every Sunday, Tuesday and
: arrive ~ at Corinth every Sunday. Tnesdo,,
and Thursday at 40, P. M tuesday
da Leave ave Gonrinth every Monday, Wednes-
w Arrive at Columbus, KY, every Mondor
Wednesday and Friday, at 8 30 p NJ.
no steamer Gen. Anderson" conneeta At
Columbus, KY, for Cairo. 'S at
SOUTHWARK TRAINS.
rna leave Columbus, Ky, every Sunday
uesGay and Thursday at A. NJ.
AT 5I, at Corinth every Sunday. TueAdav
and Thursday, 10 BOP. NJ uoSuay
I'd leave ave Corlnth every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at O5 p. M.
, ! arrive la at Mobile every Tuesday, Thursday
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Depot, 1917 Broadvay.g

An immense stock of Pianos, Watches. Jew
elry!and Fancy Goods all to be sold for ONE
DOLLAR each, without regard to value, and
not to be paid for till you see what you will
receive.
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 25
cents; five for 81; eleven for 81; thirty for As:
slxty-tive for SO; and one numbered for sis.
On receipt of the Certificate yon 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 NAV thus
obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or
Piano, Sewing Machine, or any set of Jewel
~ on our list, for ST. and in no case can they
get less than One Dollars worth, as there
are no blanks.
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q The Legislature of Virginia, in view
of the total destruction of fences in manv
parts of that State, has repealed the fence
law, and adopted the provisions of some of
the Western codes upon the subject The
Montgomery Mail advocates similar mea-
sure in Alabama u n ~
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Agents for the Clarion.

Agcnfh for the Clarion.
J. F. Smith, Meridian.
{. :. Jackson, Enterprise.
}. j. Cook, Chunl1o5.
J. T. Watts, Newton.
A. J. Brown, Garlandsviue.
9. q. Casteel, Paulding.
.. L. Keller. Columbus
W. B. Swami, Scooba. -
Ben. Murray, OkoIona.
Zeb. Z. Gathrigkt, Sun.41erviIIe.
8. 1. Freeman, Gallatin.
=. Eoskins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond.
thomas W. Grayson, Shubuta-
Capt. q. Z. Martiniere, DeSoto.
Dr, J, W. Huffman, Summit. -
L. Ward, Hickory.
I. o. Sampson, Verona.
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- For sale, at this Office p.a-.E-
ments with Freedmen, Apprentice bonds
and inde1+ures, Sherif's Recognizances, &c
VIII be sent by mail at $3.50 per quire,
single sheets 25c. If
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JOuN FOLIO
0fcorinth Miss,
Wa. iesale Dealsrin
Boots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Velvet9Bonnets, Ladies' Hats,
Umbrellas, etc, etc.,.s
NO. 80 NORTH WATER sgERRT.
Noble, Ala.

MOotEe, Ala.
vh.r ee.a call the attention Of Country Msrehsnts
an II ny stock uS srise. REV l T.rs
oireetey from, the manufacturer for cssb ar
ndent that can ana win sen them ~ law ss an an
aae IN me Southern States The 81. ek cansiate h
PAit OF the following styles: ''' ~
Gents CALI Sewed. ChaneEled and Peered Boots.
and Kip Tapped and Sole Prairie and
Grain do.
Crimped toes. Congress do.
AID Gait. Goat and Kipp Balmoral Shoes
Calf and Kidd Buckle aud Button Cater.
Youths. Boys and CLi!drens' lots and shoo. :.
all the Styles
Misses and Chi drens Shoes Oopper ToeS
Ladies Glove. Kid and Pebble Polish Root,
Calf Kid and Goat Balmoral sb.es
Buf, Kpp and Calf Shoes
Lcsticg, Polish, BaImoral and Cousress
CATERS, large sixes, all styles, neatly
mados
A"'es' children and Infants, all kinds
BRoGANs
Gases extra sizes, neat, 9 to H.
High cut. p.r |
GENTS AND LADIES'
asso.tad prices 'N 0ASDALe'
AacleS and Misses Velvet Bonnets and Hat.
Brush, Six an Felt nav
styles aud Trimmines
HATS.
Gents SILK, Brush and Eastman.
Velvet, Cloth and mixed
American and French FAlA
Planters Res-rtes
Raava,, Deriys AID DasherS, Nutrias
Ola and mixed Wool Planter
Wire StrenGthend b i'm Tor Fsoy,
1oufas Boys and Cnildrens
III ~ is all OF the c olors and stvlea
u assorted width, Brims and OrowEs
give special attention to filling ordsr. .a =,
ro1, - satisfaction of goods ana prices ant -
~" ~ attention to SHIPPING, either BY Hxnress R;I
~ r. lawyers, formcrIv ~ co,,n.b ,r:.
= "a g aoove mouse. and would be pleased 10 meet
1ir.d ~ s OF North Mississippi. ANY favcrs re-
ilnnoir Nm I'D rae city VIII be aft- led to ne ssu
- = Jan dtI
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For BROADER GENERAL-The friends
OF Col. I. A. Mellon, announce him as
candidate for Brigadier General, Kinds and
Madison counties. Election Wednesday,
January 10TH inst
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"A few gentlemen can be accommodated
with Day Board. Also few with Board
aud Lodging, by applying at the Clarion
job Ollie. Board good, and prices moderate.
Jan. IL, diff
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BAzs3RBRE q g3ggMeHg.
A
A CARD

To osr Old Friends and Former CLstOners.
We, the undersigned beg leave to in Tor our friend.
IN finds acd surrounding countes that we have open.
aga at our old stand at the Iron front tore corner
Wa hngton an China Street.
We have been and are yet receiving from the east
me OF the largest and handsomest stocks of Fane
and staple Dry Goods, Llothng shoes. Boots. Hat
sans Hosiery, hawIs, NantillRss &c. &c Our sfock
has been selected with great care by Mr. Bazsinsy
VIII has been in busne for thirty years
Our trices win suit purchasers. We Would invite
the public TO examine stock before purcha sing
els where We have polite and attentive saIeerene
who viii take pleasure ia showing the eoods
BAAaIH6KY & STNN0NA
Bee - din V1si-.hSr1 -.
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TIVE are again under obligations to Mr..
E. A. Cochran, of the Pioneer Express compa-
ny, for favors in the shape of New Orleans,
Mobile and Cairo papers.
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ESr-A naw 80. il -. Isl tlls Paris
is journals as produced from coal tar: flt
called diaathiRe, and occupies medium
posltlon between deep purple and the
brightest rose color.
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TERMS

DAILY-One month
One year
City subscribers when |,-r;sLoa - W
~ Carrier, per annum m
One year ~"
inc ors eealy Will be large donble sheet contain
State. ""J paper In the
~ PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
he ST. general desire among the people of
que otsee 1or copies Of tile amended Constifnt;or
anu acts Of the late Legislature we intend ~
separate edi 81 several thousand dollars print
Al subscribers to the Daily or WeeEIv at On.
Ee eshv rates si2 90 for Daily ana Is 90 for
rec eHy1 VINO pay f9r one year in advance, viii
receive copy of the amended Const;tn,;n,, ",.a
AVS "a " OF the late session of the LeeisIatnra
FREE Of CHARGE. This ofFsr viii
remain open until February eA VIII
Al post masters who desire to act as aoents for
s sne t Will receive copy of the paper free
nas ente,oS Sen NJ on subscriptions received No
the money lsreceived at the office. uAsil
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

~ We have now and complete Book
Bindry, and are prepared to take orders for
the manufacture of all kinds of Blank Books.
We can furnish Record Books to county of
icers bound in best style and of the best
quality of paper.
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Mon5a assenger trains leave New Orleans ON
M, and arrive at Jacl = m at no at D " a
Canton at COP. M a. W r NJ
returning leave Canton at s 40 a
o 0aGk 1 90 A. NJ, on Wednesdav. Fr;da1
o nn1 a. sunday, arriving at New Orleans at q M
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yThe relaying of the iron on the Flori
ia and Alabama railroad has commenced.
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Lumber! Lumber!!!
PRESSL E Y & CO.,

MA1MM4Md .
HAVGon hand, ard are Eraparadst D Furnish Lum-
her OF All kinda and of czcaena qumfys mt hslr Steam
Bfi Ie 80 thtR place.
A quality Of seasoned 4lAA1 sAA 90 had by mp
70 ORDERS isR at ne canisa omss. Jasknon, VIII be
MIeA lkR ., Gn
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1--WE invite the attention of orr readers
to General Orders No. a, Al,jj utant and ms.
Generals office, Jackson, Miss sezrs
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SoaIAerS Raj Road

30 Eastern : se Trains leave vicksburg dai)v At
800 ~ a M-;-Arrive at Jackson at 10 IL"
at D S ~ at 10 46.--Arriye at Meridian
Westward Trains leave Meridian daily ~
T "a. M.-Arrive at Jackson at ! o. p 90
- e z no jackson at 35.-Arriye at V;ckshnro.
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THE DAILY CLARION
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
flJI5 - }
Q L a r. Z O n
Published Daily and Weekly at Jackson Mia


,od me Clarion Newspaper and job Ofica ho,
Reen removed from Meridian to this Ciy ana ma
son. Established at the Capitol az Az CT a. Jack
Fe1 19 eaFnon will enter new and wd ".
class Das S and that, by making it frst
Se tbe as welcome visitor in every rs
maIle we claim perfect independence IN -
EXPRESSION of our opions, we shall Iahnr IN the
develop the rea lor every measure calculated %
cohIentment and prosperity to her c;t1en restore
gTan6e VIII be furnished with the latest teIa
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lTs SESSION OF Congress- together with yar;et,
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Sptdpte AS the official Journal Of tbn
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EBAt the requestof many of our friends,
we have extended the time to the first of
February. in which orr yearly advance sub
scribers can obtain as a premium, a copy of
the amended Constitution and laws. We
expect to have the work ready early in
February.
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tY-The Boston Post says, " Thad Stevens
bears the scar of a wound received when he
Jumped through the State House window At
harrisburg, during the tBuckshot war
On"
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Agents are wanted In every town IN the countrv.
every peIs> can make SO day. selling our Car,a
cate as greatest sale oil Jewelry ever known .
Send 25e for Certificate, which will inform vou
ur circular containng list aad particulars: also
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TRAvELERs, GUIDE

Hs'0 Orleans, Jackson 4 Great N0rtha.s Roy
Road
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Jan. 10, Diamond Grove.
" I2-I5, Natchez
4" I7-lS, Woodyille
Z" 20-22 Church Hill.
=" 24-2o, Wade Neighborhood.
q" 26-29, Port Gibson e. Epiph'ny
81, Raymond.
Feb. 2, Clinton
4-5, Osyna. Fl.
+" 2, Summit.
Z" 10-11, Chapel ~ the Cross.
W. NJ GREEN.
Columbus, Jan. 6, 1s66-d10t
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NORTHWARD TRAINS

Mobile E Ohio Rail Road
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TIN WARE! /! TIN WARE,!

A LARGE and varied assortment of tho
II best heavy home made Tin Ware, on
hand and for sale low. -.
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