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- Gen Terry was before Ille
Reconstruction Committee a.teW
davs AGO, and gave the following
testimony among mass more OF
the same sort:
O. What are your means OF
knowledge Of the state OF affairs
in Virginia throughout your de-
partment?
A. do not come in personal
contact with the people OF VIZ
oinia as much as many OF my
SubOrdinates do. | have no So
cial intercourse with any except |
those known to be Union people.
Q. What, generally, is the feel
inc on the part of the secession
element against UniOnists, wheth-
{ per native Virginians or those rom
other States?
; A. | think it is as hostile as it
2 ever has been.
2 o. Are UnioniSts secure III the
: epiovment of their rights in the
: midst of a secession community
o there Z
# A. | do not think they are.
y Q. Can they safely rely on the
Il State courts for justice to them
i selves and protection to their
e rights
e A. No. sir; | think not.
"a @. So far as you can judge, which
# class is the most numerous, those
Y who treat the freedmen kindly OF
ii those who treat them with MUS
ne tice and cruelty1
of A. The latter.
V By what intuition, save the IN
al stinet of malignity, is tins man
D le who has no social intercourse witt
aS #" the rebel element" as we sup
ne pose he would call them, enabled
tie to Judge so accurately of their sen
mt timents? We add one more scrap
US US AS to the feeling toward tn
ll0 people of the North, | do not tmn
III III it has essentially changed froI
ny /, what it was before the war an
MS during the war; there is still til
same hatred, and the same COZ
TEL tempt for them.
ing This man considers himself I'll
or representative of the Nortl
nal ern people, and then judges vel
low correctly, from his own stan
son point.' of the Southern feeling t
was wards men of his own class.
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No 3 st. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE,

A correct knowledge and short Inspection oi WI
nov q CIbbs; Machinss will disperse all prejudice.
The stitch made by Wilcox & Gibbs, Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than mana
sewing -, -, en-
wilcox G. Gibbs Machine will sew hem, ieli'
braid tnck gather quilt cord and embroider WIN
Derfect satisfaction. Please call and examine:
Wilcox & Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
ranted at NO 5 ST CHARLES STREET,
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNCh'

Persons indebted to the torinSs me- bereby
Williams & Co, Mobile Ala: ,SSaahtedness Az 3
that they can hquidate thelr l. tuGJJet interest
the face of the paper Wlll',,oh Wllnouh 5elay. CaA
ton is made without TOO ,.l,,s ~
IL "aii'i' VI GARNER, WILLIE LIZ iigli5
Nobile March l--6dlm
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r The letter of Aris' the
Jackson correspondent ofthe Gin
cinnsti Commercial, of March
10Th. is an interesting, sensible
oood-natured epistle. We sup
nose he could not well dispense
with the copious use of the terms
.reber' and rebellion" but ht
has dropped the vituperative style
and writes like gentleman.
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I,CKSON SSISS Z l.
Have general assortment Of all all tb ait4ei' aplidtf
line. which they will sell eneaP Io- e--2--- -
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rzC,J Thomas. the head of the Freed
mems Bureau in this State, has been pro
moted to Brigadier General by brevet
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INK, INK, Inn

seaton's Chemical Writing ! I'lG 'llGl,,li-y.
world renowned for its superior ", LIT Il has
been introduced only about SIX ',gr,ut Z
the principal in use with mos o,,5,- II i decs
flowing ink, and for peIIniall Nv. r.ed. Fol
houses banks or schools, it Is unTi Tnr ale g
only to be tried to be approved, f0i
s'S'S 1HT HURIEY RE RUDDLE s CO. EICt Erssa
Il = i'A- Corner Seventh and u oais
ATnrnl, -l0rrn
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f. Flue ,lo
lded = NJ gr
aluablp
ace htlhllin
owing to t
CuahuIu
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IAANa

rol !
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UrrRIEY,s PoPULAR WORM Q

Asthis is really a Specific for '.-
hest and most palatable form 90 4.s.g-- II.
is not surprising that it is fast ta@lHT '.-
all other preparations for worms
any child viii take it,
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ORIENTAL PEARL DIV

For beaItifving the Compleuon, l
moving Tan. Freckles Blotchr7 an. .-,ir5
am elegant smoothness not easily 1910.
other. Its use among the ladles oI ,rr...
East gives it a character ioI eil.e- !. nd. r.i's
stamps it as infinitely superior l'-
ladV
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A FEW REASONS WHY
WILCOX & GIBB S
SEWING MACHINES

ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
lst. The Superiority of their construction
I'd Their nOiseless motion hardly percepuble IN
a large room -.
in the neatest and strongest manner.
4th The needles cannot be set wrong, hence do
not break do others -. e.
5th They do not get out o. repair or require ire
uuent expenditures for new improvements.
Ct Their economy consisting NOT more than one
half the price of inferior machines
7th. Their popularity, which is the best indica-
tion Of their worth; they disposed of readily
in every city in Europe, superseding every Sewing
Machine hitherto in use.
Sth They perform their work with regularity and
trength without false stitch break, so frequent
Nth others and can be managed and made to work
by child -,
Sewing Machines to convince the most skeptleal OF
their superiority over all others manufactured
Please call and see them in full operation at
NO ST. CHARLES STREET,
Ian l9d3m Third Door above Canal Stree
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The Natchez Courier copies
from the Chicago Times a very
improper story of witness "a fe-
male witness, by the way,) in
court, giving birth to a child.
They need "a missionary in Match
ez muchly, and we fear the Jack
son press viii have to make up
pony purse to send one. We've
all "got good" here--that is the
Standard and we-since the
searching" discourse of that
blessed man of God at the foot ol
| the hill.
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rg"A Union-Loving Woman
has sent to the United States
Treasurer forty-four dollars to be
appropriated to,rard paying the
national debt. That accounts Tor
the de cline in gold.
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2C4 II
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THE RIvER-We understand the 1azoo
river is rising very fast at Greenwood, and
some fears are felt of another overflow
TCarron Conservative.
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kers of the Indiana Dem

One of the speakers of the Indiana Dem
oeratic State Convention said:
aWhy are we permitted to assemble in
peace tonight! Is it because we are any
more LOYAL than we were three years ago
No He IRE not any more togdE .
Truer words were never spoken-Mem-
phis Post.
Wen, what of it Are you any more
loyal than you were three years ago
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Foreman Leeds Foundry smith Shops.

NEW ORLEANS March g. 1885,
D. c. FREEMAN-Berry's Puyere has been in
use under my own inspection since November last
and pronounce it without hesitation the best Lever
conveniently and with less coal than with any 9TH
ers have ever tried. In welding large SHAFT tne
blast can be regulated to heat both ENDS PeIlectlY
in one fire thus saving much time, labor ana coal
1t does not get hot consequently cannot DuIn GUT
and does not get choked. i cheerfully recommend
them. Thus OSOcNOns ~
Foreman of Smith Shops McCanns Foundry, 4, "
For parish rights in LOuisianas and county rights
q R;charda, d. G. FREEMAN,
mh3Id9m Late Of Austin Texas
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AyTI-FEVER 4 AGUE

In view of these facts DIR.
Spooner offers to the people
of the South, and to Emlgrants
going thither, his A n T /
FEVER A n d AG u +
PILLS, which have been
demonstrated, repeatedly and
repeatedly, to be an unerrlng
and never-failing preventive
and cure of all Bilious COM
plants incident to the South
and West. Try but one ex-
pertinent; the cost is triHing,
the result is beyond any con-
tingency. 1t never has failed
and never can, while Phvslol-
ogv remains a science.
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WoODyILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

yTNHTS Institution IS located at woodvie, Wilkin-
L son county Miss and is accessible from the
Mississippi river by the East Felieiana ralroad p
miles from Bayou Sara 1t possesses eommodlouS
buildings ample forest grounds and superior social
Surroundings 1t is organized by the Trustees IN
der the snperintendence of the undersigned on
tborouph collegiate basis. The system of instrue-
tion aims at severe drilling in the elementar1es and
exaetness and thorOughness in every branch. The
stndv of the English Language is carried beyond
tba Common Grade of our schools Latin and French
are REQUIRED for graduation. None but cempetent
teachers are employed. As much Of home Is afford,
ed TO younr ladies' as the discipline of school viii
allow Rooms are newly furnished two occupants
to each room Pupils are not taken ter shorter
time than the current session
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1866.

.COsTAR's" RAT EXTERN lNAl0h q, j. 7
s,rs and srre-the most perfect RAT ih.aA
fng we have eve attended. Every M llA.
it properl ' prepared, y wil,oai it, sna .'eF5
agts il win die, generally al some place s.
nn.s.ble from where il was taken taA
Mich Mirror ..-..-r..-.
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r@ Daniel C. Sampson Esq"
Of Mobile, died on the 3lst ult''
aged G2. He was cashier OF the e
southern Bank of Alabama ana
has resided in Mobile more than
Hr,,,tN- Nrnn1tS
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uTrRIFY,S SARSAPARILL't }

Tho o,reat blood Purifier as Spring 4A.- .s ,,,,
Medicine stands uurivalled, removes w. ~ -
from the blood and gives health ana Ne",.l =
s,gts system M HURLEY, RIDDLES CorI' BUT
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prAcHER WANTED.

nil, 70 empIov an accomplished southern I nm nm
as private Teacher and & Soysrnss66 rs5s6 n Music and
ily. oig lL'iI I!l;sb branches Liberal coIhPen'1 n
the nl9n'Tb NH he paid None need apply unless wei
recommended Au' UN T WITILERS.
Jackson Miss.
,ra~14lIl1
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The Traitors Gate OF the OLD
Tower of London, one of the most
ancient and interesting landmarks
of English history, has just been
removed and the wall closed III.
England has turned over her
antiquated treason" traditions
to the old clo' politicians of Yam
| kee land.
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Read the following certificates from practical
New Orleans mechanics:
NEW ORLEANS, March 9Th, 1866.
MR. D. c. FREEMAN-H. 8. Perrys Patent
Tuveres have been in use in some of the fOrges un
ner nv care since November last, and have given
entire satisfaction. The workmen using them pre-
fer them to any they ever used. cheerfully re-
commend them as the best ] have seen in fifteen
years experience in blacksmithng heating the iron
quicker more perfectly and with less fuel, and
never getting out of order.
JAS MCCABE,
Foreman Iced s Foundry Smith Shops.
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MS April
ounty, NJ
IN Gen I'D
ng his n
unnustTatc
rev "a kul
who. aft
ID, seized
orrest gan
roes ON
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WINER'S
CANADIAN ERMIFUGE,
FOR EXPELLING FORMS.

Remember it is the only thing that can be depended
on 1t has had years of trial and has always beeh
hailed with joy by the suffering. Be sure ana ask u"
Winers Canadian Termifige.
For sale by all druggists and by
II. w. WRIGHT, Sole Proprlet0L
as BienvlIIe st.
mar22dly, NEW OHLEdNo.
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INPoRrANT If TRUE.-The Pieayune,
speaking of the eclipse, says:
After the Lunar observation, during
which. from the diminution of light which
is heat, the 1hercurS fell, it began TO go up
aUain.
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EM1GRANTs TO THE SOUTH
AND WEST,

should not be, for a single
day, without sPooNER,s
ANTI-FEVER AN D
AGUE PILLS, in order
that when they are attacked
with Chills and Fever, Bilious,
Intermittent or. Remlttent
Fevers, Dumb Ague' Con-
gestive Chills, Pain in the
Back, Periodical Headache
Diarrhea or Dysentery, TO
which they are constantly la,
ble,) they may promptly ana
efectually be cured, without
the loss of single days labor
Their success is not contingent
upon anything; they will never
fail to cure efectually and per-
manently.
For sale by all Druggists.
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TOADYISM.-AS an illustration
of the extent to which the game
of pandering to the old diSloyal
sentiment of the Southern people
is PLAYED, we give the following
facts An enterprising firm OF
Iiouor dealers in this city, having
in it two partners from the State
of Iowa. conceived not long, since
the idea Of getting up a new ar
ticle of bitters. AS our readers
are probably aware, in order to
secure the exclusive ownership OF
the trade mark, it became neces-
| sarv to procure from the Internal
Revenue Department a ''proprl-
| etarv stamp" "Old Tennessee
Bitters.' we believe, was to be the
name of the article. Our Iowa
| friends sent to the Department
their design for their proprietary
stamp. with the head of Stonewall
jackson upon it, Imagine the
chagrin and disappointment OF
these loval gentlemen ON receIV'
ing am answer from the lnterna
Revenue Commissioner to th'
effect that Stonewal Jackson
effiey had not yet been adopted a
an insignia for national revenu
stamps. The record of the Stat
of Iowa was unusually brillian
in the patriotism and noble deed
of valor of its sons during tn
war. and such a display of ttu1
C keyism isutterly unworthy OF an
citizen of the State.-Memph
Post.
Well, the Post is the hardest fe
low to see the point of a thin
that ever we went anywhere
any other man. The Intern
Revenue. Commissioner knew no
the name and effigy of Jacks(
are idolized in the South, and W
unwilling to give offence by d
50 grading them in the manner pI
posed. His head is Level.
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Most Important New o. ''
Re.toration of the stH
Proclamation by the
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RATS rrr,i,s BIRDS. S.-Whoever engage B
i,,', small birds is a cruel man, N1o.yeF Ae
tarrainlting ter rats ia a hepefaotor. We '.a
enc one 10 give us the beneh OF their eHpsn
driving ont these pests. We need 'omail1i
dogs cats. and traps for th,s business
Amc ricau n y ..-..-,.l,r.
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OFFICE OF THE n. O., ]. & G. Mr. R. Co,
New Orleans, March 18th, 1866.
In conformity with the charter, election viii
delet street on Monday April 18TH 1866 from to
} o'clock for eighteen Directors-twelye to be
chosen from stockholders residing in Louisiana,
and six from stockholders residing in Mississippi,
provided majority of the stock of the company be
represented at said election But if q majority of
the stock be not then represented the election will
be held on Nonday April 23d, 1865 at the Office Of
the Company from to o'clock.
Rs. CHARLES.
mar1sdtap9 Secretary
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ATTENTION BLACKsMITHs! /!

Your attention is called to PERRY's PATENT
TUYERE BELLOWS NOZZLE wmch gives the
Mast on the bottom instead of the side OF the fire,
and makes quicker and hotter fire than is possible
otherwise 1t gives one, two or three blasts on the
saTne fire and spreads the heat wide surface
or concentrates it on point, at pleasure Thus,
the whole wing or bar of plow can be heated even
IL and perfectly, without danger OF burning, and
What with ordinary Tuyeres, requires FIVE or six
heats can be done at one 1t saves greatly in time
iron and fuel. The fire is completely under the
1t never gets hot, and will last indefinitely.
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UoUSEKEEPERS troubled with veruiaa
40 no lopler, ii they use "CosiaT Extern ~
have used it to our satisfaction. ana u "a DA
.tF..t.5 nothing. but "CoBtar's. article H
6resth ont Of rats, Mice. Reaches, Ants 8
Bugs, quicker than we can write IT, ], IT., =. l 7
mand ain over the country.-Medina, ONO.
y See "Costar's' Advertisement a'o''
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To- The Messenger discusses
the emigration question-we beg
pardon; cxpatriation is the word
in voaue-and concludes, by adj
vising its readers not to go to
Mexico if they don't want to.
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T for
EAlI s.
en- run
lber p'
o, at
chase h
elves. |
I5Itf
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JACKSON.
U9gE HALEN s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail

1
Wholesale and Retail
ID L u g 8 l 3 -
corner State and Pearl Streets
CxsoN MISSISS l.
-, assortment of all articles in their
IA hayg ,TticI thev viii sell cheap for cash sPI-e--
Dr4F AND DUMB EDUCATED
ry.rrr1-rE FOR DEAF AND Dr1IB
Jackson Miss, Nov = I1S2.
-. of This Institution hereRy -
| Iofiee that pursuant 70 An Aet % rberehy the |
- rbey have made arrangements and klind |
JiEe. ne ne institute for the Deaf Dump ; anu and
i.1+a5 ar Baton Rouge, LoulslaHa, s-isn-fi until
educate the Deal anu can be made sad Institute
s37 IN The state is located IN a hgaS 49, prt
ehlo"e !, laIre and oomuoaio1S( TT-1f5ev
ij f,,r tbe immediate reception ol f>f,rbers ii
II ,1anayeuent of an efficient cotl,s o. Estion of
vim possess every faeliity I'r 5. a. \
u4Jes W zisippi has provided TIE lunH55 ma
les.srv for the free education el -
Dumb e.-,- Of the mute children OF
,7is Stste are earnestly invited 70 So here they
", 5i - - he Institute at Baton hoass t6e eX-
| will be carefully huituteN an
| Address J. D. O'ConneH SecTel.IS' o- The unaer-
- S,ireTfutendeut, at Baton boHGe- u
| signed at tins place A r CABANISS.
ApriI ldf rLes.- - ---
ro.RDERs SOLICITED.
,z-r>-r, strong propensity for g0oa en- cam n Sy
| III All Tbe comforts OF lie my SET - hard
| : a. ,,lSor,nodate ~ a few with pIN po''
| with or without l9''='''7 W H. TERREII-
| April 3. lSG6-e5t,
TEACHER WANTED
;.1 - employ an accomplished ooHihTaH EN- nm
| | 7,ri,-1ta Teacher and Goyerhess IA 49, an,
| - 81 ,nusr be able to teach Er5ncn, ,,,a1I.a
~ ~ 1iI6aT Furlish branches. LleeTal ty IiP NJ
| -, viii be paid. None need Apply
recommended. Adufe9S vN T. WITILERS-
jackson Miss
CONTRACTORS NOTICE
snT-rUERN (MISSISSIPPp Rail RAlIttoA',D tt.,-',
once Chief Engineer q Gshcfgt - 5s"b Y 80 I
Vicksburg. Miss, March =, - - +
| ~popoSA AIS will be received Tor TWO N'
| l the construction oi a o..
rrcstIe over Big Black River
IN serve as the false works tor . tnt ~ :
viz VIII. and the running of the trans "i''' =
| bridge is finished
Bents will average % feet hlSh'
:. G1
.. 45
,,,,I, I,,l, will contain about loo,ug leet lui,S P
-, L1e MI, an he had along the hne OF MO- NO
y, NJ, " WI -, he commenced immediately, anu 90
IeI In - i1 The shortest possible time. l"i'' "
PltIt53s - t;ons furnished al this office. 80 ,,1,r,p
,,z, Chief Engr cen oul
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procInmufion by the President
We welcome our readers tins
morning with the gratifying an
nouncement, that the PRESIDENT
ON Monday. issued his proclama-
| tion restoring the writ Of Habeas
Corpus throughout the. Cnlted
| States, Il
| We have not been informed ol
| the entire tenor Of the proclama-
t;on hut so faras we have learned
if proceeds upon the ground tha'
the suspension Of this privilege Is
ohborrrnt to our institutions ana
nermissibIc only in case of war or
insurrection, and that the laws
and authority Of the General Gov
eminent being restored and fully
: acouicsced in throughout the
States recently i'll arms against IT,
neither necessity demands nor
nroprietv permits longer sus-
nension of this birth-right prlYl-
iege Of American freemen.
. 1I----;-, .o-,r frank exam.
- ;,,',l,a7, cross tbe stree
- pI',,anIadozas plJ' ~, fiat he is possessed
of 2 devil. We now only wait 10
..ua11,- honest confession from
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- Following our frank exam
ple. our neighbor across the street
acknowledges that he is possessed
of a devil. We now only wait fol
an equally honest confession from
our other ncighbor.
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OFFICE OF THE N. O., J. & G.. N. r. r. Co.,
New Orleans, March 18th, 1866.
Public notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this company
win be held at their office No. A Carondelet Street.
on Monday, April eth 1885, at IL o'clock NJ, in con-
formity with the charter.
marledtsps secretary
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PRICES, ACCORDING TO SIZE, 1880
$4,000 AND S25,O0

Orders filed by CLINTON & RICHARDS, No,
u Magazine street New Orleans.
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month of ed

1 month of y
1t us but II
nd a smack
most decidedly
but April 81
for her hlu-teri
wv days have 4
nging linen clo1
ds that had ]n1
kind iutyut.'Il
thelast few 4
ith a heavy Er1
md bare y ID,
T as we had
& be CoNuIA
and gardens
business WIN
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Terms Der Session Of 40 Weeks:

Board Washing lights, ETC. 49,, ~
Z Iuition aedording to grade --Soa see SIVe,v W
Ornamental branches at Instructors prices
These figures cover all the charges made in the
school Each half session must be pad IN advance
Deduetions for sickness win depend on cireum-
stances and are not ,Mpade unless the sickness is
over % days Each pupil furnishes her own towels
table napkins books and stationery Books tor the
school are kept in WOodville. Other particulars can
be obtained from thee
PRINCIPAL
w T. ]. SULLIVAN.
Refer to any member Of the Mississippi Conference
and to the Faculty and Trustees of the uniysTslty
Of Mississippi AprnSdu
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3 DAILY


-
or
RAILROAD
NEW q
ladders residing in
y ~, desire to attend q
- ,,Dra and the eiegti.
III are hereby iuioI
orleans =, over taoW
In case they esu.n'
5uc...= as tpghupl
they viii pay tAel !.
arnoun & viii Doe Tri'
ne Conductor, rec'
ipsny ,
fov the return ii
er on application q
yin New orleans
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