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,no,,r. In Tn. Britain Provines..

IN Montreal C. ~ Ga'si, 81 April ~ reports 'hA'
D sytsr one Of the physicians Who volan,eeFed 70
aucnd the ohosr, p,,-n,s IN the England va iakrn ~
n, 'or'v a,-t na SIS Afsd ~ rs' dses.t on rpe lav
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Important Meeting Yesterdsy-Prspsra
tions Made for the Removal OF the
cellar Population and Other Germs Of
Disease. sc.
The Metropolitan Board Of Health met yesterday amer
noon all the members being present, Mr. schultz IN
tbc chair The minutes OF The last meeting were read
and approved
The regular orders Of the attorney FOR the abatement
az nuisancc., embracing several hundred N number
were then entered
DR. Cusss read lengthy document W r'ry 70 INC
card of Dr. saycr ref-ing the assertions made ~ w
etons and the Sanitary Committee In relation 70 ine
4 ~. n
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Information necessary TO take measures FOR their pro-
lection and to consult eninont lawyera tho saLyocs
The Iuceting then adolrnsd
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INV VNLFNNT, NIFTT IT1D
There is fearful orevasso twonty miles below A 7.
p,-s ards plantation, aud half wide. Tho
49,, ~ bank below threatened with nundation.
M. a., - district II planted with sugar cane, The
vtola "a - Beauf county Is threatened with tho
food 80
General RAM, =, Prove, Judge II IN jail charged with
swiudnng
Many Of the Treasury cotton 80 -, n -. 80 ns,..
on ohafscs OF fraud aud arc app, "s w. 49, -
corpus, winch applications refuse.
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me tro, .nnouncst N come ~ the shove erafr
yesterday Afternoon poatponsi, On arrouri n re
rain aud heAyiucss o. the uacs, until TO-DAY
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me reason why NIpbpNT has Fupfhuied all other drnt
frr- IT, that the n0urshns promises they fall u keep th
peerless vegetable preparation quickly performs Wines
adopted by II l. rrlinqui
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An Encctuai Worm Medicine.

The combination Of ingredients ng BROws's
"VERMIFUGE CoMpiTs" Ia such give tho best posi-
bic effect with safety.
Worms va tho stomach Irritation and often prolonged
sickness. and be- only BY tho OF
remedy which will be found IN the yormlfugr COMMIT.
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y,
containing the RUSSIAN or NAPOH hath,
aud the TURKISH or nor AIR BATi1,
complete Roth baths Constructed entirely of
Italian marble la cinEAut AMI Injurious style Both
baths provided with aud cold Showers d0uchcs.
swimming basin a. and the two establishments AFFORD
pie for ~ persons pef day. ~ H-PAftir
ur attention given 1, the knsainz and shAmpooinx pfo
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A D..Ideratu,u.-perry'. N

FRIckLt LOTION Di.colorsnon' called mo,h patss-
brAcd Lotion Prepared ~ Dr. n &. PERRY. Dermstoio
g. ~ Bond street New York Hoi by al druggists ~ Ae-
Irnrlle I.ntlnn
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80. .,........ 49, .sss fss lss'sfs t.fft 49,.
UaaffN.sas ufsFatFff Hfa ~
stasnata Hg.sis. q
sroBpsfDsst hi0v rrygs..'sf' ff-f. '.
"a =, ~ tfmEr4Fs
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invited 70 resume ,ho.. forfeited blsssinf. *
You gill md them IN that iaauiar vegetable restorative
Hat be you the genuine article Coantsrf"s
abroad Look closely 10 the fsds mAft buy ONLY o.
reliable dealers
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Es., Fourth ;,rs,, ss,Ts,p n,osarsy sas ssrsp.
''. ss sss rt af 81 10 v a nfI
now eomPe'. Roth baths are Constructed entirely o.
bath. are prSSldo With ssf sSd cold .soser. aoesSs.
~. n A. sa ,9s s~ s1 dam sr.
ulsr attention given 1, the tneadins and .hampooinx poo
-------------
De.Ideratum.-Pery' Moth a.S
FRTcKLr LOTION. Dscoioranons called moth patches
aud ~kie cnectualJ removed by using Frrfys eee
O. s'S Bona street Sss yoi ga y i. Sc.
lors ADD eiseebere fnee ~ Call Tor Fsrrys Moth ans
''' '''" ---------------
A.-se~ksrs OF Health and Strength.
os a. 5e .sy'a % 70 5,sf W. sTosAci nrsks
ns' s ss s' iI ooi closely 70 E s. %. Boy aa z
reliable dealers.
Profit ON His Goods is tho Right -
sss %sGssls e. .sxiS .,sssis "A sas .s, =. h
sSsa,. sss ss.-. YxsGY HATS ever sssn eu.r.s
"' resh' '1''"'"' - '''' 80" 6ESiS SIS Bsosd~sy
Al Lord. Cleaning and Dyss.s Essss-
assSa Street ss.. sn .sa .rrs,. ~. s.nsS
IN manner unsarpss.ed IN Atnstiea
A.-MstesIfr's Great Rhssmasse Rem
w ~, n's.s '.,l ~ ~ 60 % ha."a."
never faa 70 ersdeate every symptom ~ The disease
sold by all druggist"
Ask Yo.r Dr"sgiss for Dr. eanhss's
HoME BfrTERs. The hes, dhoisna preventive 1p u DE
pot $40 Grand street.
Addre0.-PolIsh a Son. Mserschasm
% ~ s,sr g m.s- "a nsss rssh '~t f
A-Ksngaroo Booss. seal Ska Boos.
BRo6ss SONS Is, Brssd-s1. 'erss' q ii,~.,s -
All Prize. IN tho Kentucky. shelby s.a
. GAiGE Bfossr US Bfo.a~r.
A.-Royai Havana .na All Legal Lot
lcy orders insd cLrrL nrossr. We hro.a-.J.
All Legal Lottery Pr'ss. Csshea--
Il CLhrros. io~ai 's-"s.sr
s.-Lsdi.s Dressing the Hair Eisbo-
rs'sy ior e. sssnss vi hnd ". h1hst ,Ii. 20
sre ieson Forl yisudtst containing Ne Lsosuss-
q fls~er., ai.,tb lisi ss'ai,aa'y y a'uEsi'.
ballard House. Richmona. We, o. Vow
sP'n e, %. 'i;i s q co..; 's ir. s ;.
snd s.rotnnafsuyn. aaa z. i"'. ~ sp,sT ~ i-''"
''"''' we '''''' - ~ We ''' '' ssfisSr o.
nuy Niii.,'. mar Dy..-E..ny Applied
Nsfnftl tufatr ffg- 10 u nts sod ~ ffxsists
Dero, . be- sifss'
cors.. B.nio.., Enlarged Join,. sns
al ps.Asrt uf ~ Fesi fafsi ~ ~ "a hAht 100 bi~a
CnoI.rs. D,.uho..-r. K.Iii"ssr's I.-
, ss.si. ''''"'' '""" ''''
tsi.,saoro'. usis Dy.-Tb. B~a
ulan1fs1r-d Wlaes.ls 40 refill. 49, -Fphsfs = Naf
cedar ssmpbor.
''' '-'''' ~ ~ ''''f f'aaai2i t'n,rS,s s,.sa
Don't 10" Want soms
.rLIsDp
- r0T,r0rs
poR VOWS DissEw
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afH - arf frfffs faf -sE ftat pitrAe@s -
49, uhh ffsffv 80 stti estF sHh sifs ~s~4. =
sees fgss ~ .farss Hffff Hufslut~s -
49,. d. ssftfle dyrgifffs. H.ssfa As.ss,st .t
nHsIrf.a o.
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every merchant, oF~fN expects u, but susr.nss~s 70 "
dss visiting IA. ssab.het ~ brilliant varsity OF hi
drcn's a,a Misses FANCY HATE has b~en ohrres
this country al price. which will crnnrnd hensei'es Va
hs P"ons ishs"""' 80 "'' -" 13ENiS SIS Bfosdway
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poy., Havana i.s,,.ry --Priss, raid
.n,,nx Doc. n..lIt Conn. .-Ih.,s -"

s go tfHfasiifrl ifftssarf - t fafet fatfs -
t,.iIass 49, . t'ffs ~ 49, sHf tnfrf
rsftfir go asas ~. v ws ssass
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pa',"s ,n' r'os'.. 90 r..,n,.s E.s,y
fsu 1Hfr o. fslffrs go stis firm pan, sfiess 40
-. -, = - ,s., 90 -. tssla = y. -
I..r,i. .. . Good Teni,-Ths w.s' ss
rrqfu'ss fssasf 80 'stlir -his.' - -, ~.
800 r,ss. ~ ~ .1rh $500 tss i go = 80 -.
sr.,ssGG slrftn@ II ~ ,rrs.i q sslss,.ry a.
By ~ tssf Use ia 10 uaat
.,u,..a'.rsIisr S.ais.tss s"spCas.
~ 1,'.i :. ri, ~. v,iieiLrftU
rfrfpW E.f....l-. asrsf n suf assftsiasss
-, :, +. ,sssa - r'e.s-s' - t'.nU"'
.sr.s.ls, sue. fer noys-Th. Most
i...-a.,.@ .noAAw bgOIliEas a i..i.f'.s -.
o,n'i.".": ts'",.''''.s.. I'D. ""'' -, r =.
.. ',s.,. y l'.s'siss y srsfs -
Marriage .na ,si,n-sy. ~n E...y er
Nafa.es 80 i.,f . - 4 y -. -
49,. d, ssii.iaT dyJaiffDs ns-sfa ,s..ss.s'.s
psy.i ua.-rs i.o,'.ry .-priss, rsia
10 40 i.ffustaa s.is..i - h,g.sri '.f' 80
rsftera 100 a.assf, va ss-ss
.p.tns uas realty Gem, .-Th''s -"
- :. 80 =. ~. -. :; -. 100. ~, 49, 80 Z
kNuh t~sutf. elslns n ~ - ..,...'sf.. ~,
. -, ss6 =, i, ~ ..s - S's.s.'' -
- -u.psrsu x iasls,a
s,.sSs.a'. t.si.,- spss's'.
$50 .-..a,..,s ~. =. ....,. .'. s 4. -.
D.ssfsss pis+as.f frf
ropp.fplst aI0s r'sgv.-'s'' r'-'.s '.
- y ~ esnsf.-' -
Tn. p,.ps,... w-,.t y,ii.'
' A -
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Immediate relief Al OF Hhsunnatism
Neuralgia IT, power IL magical 10 erects imusifAfs aud
never fails eradicate symptom 81 the dsc.se.
,old bv ali druggists
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Ask Your Druggist for Dr. Banhsg's
HOME bfrTEnS. The bss choer rrsfsnnfe liz u DE
pot $40 Ore nd street.
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i.hent. ~ Brpoms street ~ broadway sad ~
Grand iafi.s and snemen- garments are olaaD~<
in manner unsurpasssd In America.
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osptismsn'. t"'"ish'"g. '"a'' 49, =
ftasfsHf at.rts o.. fFIel fI.ffsl ~ 49, 'faf ~ -
=. l..sr. III ffr.1et.af nf Faft 80
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IN. p,.phr. :. w.,sf v,Ii.t
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House and lot ll2 Franklin street 26xiOO ...... 10
Three mansions aud acres Of Land h 9ed Bank,
Monmouth county J., together .........,. a.
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Daring the Process 81 rssthtos Esssy
r 49, .fHsIld hsf fhUd MIS- NlNhfstWfa NpiffN
fsu 1NIF o. fsl.ffrs go Fti9 firm pan sfens a.
s.f.s. cores 80 H'N as sHff g. fsslisF - hrNfs
fss fss 30 a. ed fsIff sI1 hssiN A. 80 fhe
DsffsY tafs ir I'D niliars - .AsfH an tssff
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49, - go. 900 Dr. Vs s'iY isiss fsl tat
4. ..-.....a snUAAW hKVufEht - i.sfsffts lasas.
sal a FFaft ssse
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n,5 o.. .s a..... S,,
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cue lul lid II. 200 u. . Of sth NV 1OxloO& a
fopr lots do. adjoining above, each .....
Three story brown stone house and lot cor "a place
and South IT., Brooklyn, lot 2s llNl335....... Al
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All Primes Ia tho keotoeky, shelby and
ROYAL Havana LoNfi~. cnshsf. Information gwen
= BAisE BfoEef rs Broadway.
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A.-Ksngaroo Boots. seal Skta boots
and rhne. "a nfs srtcle Impaired osy ~ LOHiS
BHOOks SONS -, Bfoad~ay, eorn.f " Howard ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

Charles \. Leas at FunoLa; Andrew j. Stevens OF
Iowa, at Smyrna; Frederick +. Cayada of Pennsy
wanna, al Trinidad, sDe Cuba; William nj. Jones OF
New York, at Clifton Canada; o. NJ. Spencer OF Iowa
81 Geneva; Samuel X. Campbell at Bayonne; A. Grigg
of Tennessee, at Kingston, Jamaioa John C. Walker
Of Tennessee, ~ -. Thomas; +. p. Gruth Of New
York 90 be Commissioner Of Immigration; Lewis Bod
get Appraiser Of the port Of Philadelphia james Jones
Surveyor OF Customs al Town Creek. Maryland;
Charles I. Swift Collector Of Customs at Barnstablc.
Mass Byrneus Bliss Surveyor Of Customs for liver
ton Z. Alvin W. Chapman, Collector Of Customs Al
4 palacbicoa, Fla; William T.. Wells Collector o
Customs for Petersburg Va; William ii. Barnhart Of
Oregon 10 be Indian gent for the Territory of Wash
ncion Isaac COlman OF lRdiana to be gent for the
ChoctGw and Chickasaw Indians: Luther H. Webb o.
Wisconsin, Agent for the Chippewas Of Lake Superior
Franklin II. Head Of Utah, 10 be Superintendent o.
Indian Affairs for the Territory Of Utah. Ihoma.
Murphy OF Kansas TO he Superintendent Of Indian
A iiolrn for the Central Snperntendency; Edward H.
Taylor of Nebraska, to be Superintendent Of Indian
fairs for the Northern SUPPLEMENTARY; Joseph K
Harrison OF Dakota Territory 10 be Agent fol
the Indians Of tho Upper Missouri River
CLANCY II. Norris Of Nebraska 20 be agent for tbs
Iowa Sacs and Foxes Of Missouri Daniel C. Cakes 81
Colorado to be Agent Of the Grand River and Wntal
bands Of Indians; H. l.. Fairfield of California to b,
Agent for the Mound Valley Indians; Joab lloughtor
OF New Mexico TO be Associate Justice Of New Mex
leo; James r. Drybergh 10 be ChieiEngiBeer Of the
revenue cutter Sirius.
CONCERNING DEsERTERs.
LieGt. Gen. Grant has ordered that command
Ing officers Of posts and depos wil soon rs possible
after the arrival of cesercrs az their posts orwart
CHARGES 10 the Commanding General Of the Department
in which their posts depOts may be situated. whit
wall. with as little delay as practicable, take measures
| 90 have the deseTers brought 10 trial
CHOLERA REPORTED AT MOBILE.
Advices from Montgomery, Ala, dated on tht
10th instant received by Dr. c. W Homer, Chief Hedi
cal Officer Of the FrcedmeDs Bureau inform hin
that report was Ill circulation there that the choer
had made its appearance Mobile Ala, although tn
report was not traced to any reliable source
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FROM WASHINGTON
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Congressional Proceedings.
The West India Telegraph Bill Passes
the Senate.
BRIDGE ACROSS the MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.
Passage by the HOrse Of the Diplo-
matte Appropriation Bill.

REIMBURSEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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ARLrNGroN CIMETERV.

M HENDERSON Oregon presented tue joint resol'
ons Of the Legislatures OF Oregon in regard to Oregon
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CONFIRMED ny THE SENATE.

The Senate to-day confirmed the following
minatons; Edward NJ NJ. Cook OF CSlcfsSe' Con
lister resident al the Hawaiian Island and 10 DC ~
snls 4 James Donaldson Long Of Maryland, at noh.S
yidec, Hiram 3. UawEns OF Nevada ~ AH'D'''
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that Il andertakea % subject such Officers
10 punishment for the discharge Of this clear
and well established duty, and attempts 70
cOnstrain tho cOnscicnees Of state Judges
and magistrates, 10 The enforcement OF that
act. whether they consider y constitutional
o. nOt--a manifest invasion 81 tbe province
~ M independent Judiciary wh'cb, y sue
cessfal would PROSTATE ~ high and salp-
tary fiiDcii1na, aud e. which 10 "ne ~ Z"
wear tho judicial euninc could ior moment
yield
Satisfied, ~ arn, that the act Of the Legis-
lature under which the petitioner has been
convicted aud Is held in custody Is fonnded
ia the just constitutional powers Of the
state government, be must be- remanded to
the custody Of the Serin and ordered to pay
the costs Of this proceeding
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AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON, Mss, !
SpDtpmber 18th. 1896.

AUDlIOk = OffICE. JAChHONy MlSb.,l
September 18th, 1866.
V0UR attention is again called to the fact,
IL that the Land Assessment and Personal
Assessment Rells are returnable at different
times. The Land Roll Is, by law, returnable
to the office Of the Probate Clerk by the first
Monday in August, there to remain until first
Monday i'm September following, in order that
appeals may be made TO. and determined by,
the Board OfPolice, after which, one copy is to
be forwarded TO this Office by the first Monday
In October. See Acts 1864 page 1913, chap. A..
The return Of the Personal Roll is governed
in all respects by the Revised Code, see chap.
Z, arts. . aud 2G. page a. which makes it re-
turnable to this office by the first Monday in
December.
Some Assessors have already returned their
Personal Roll 10 this office. This il wrong.
and not i'm accordance with law. Full and
complete forms aud Instructions. in regard 10
both Land and Personal Assessments. were
forwarded 30 the various Assessors Of the State
from this Office, under date Of March 1, 1866.
which should govern them in all respects.
Unless the assessments are made and re-
turned according 20 law. they can not be re-
ceived at this office. and the commissions for
assessing will be withheld.
Probate Clerks. in sending Rolls. are re-
quested 10 pay Express Charges, a. there is no
law providing for such expenses TO be paid out
Of the state Treasury.
TIlOS. r. SWAMI,
sep3-2w-dSw Auditor Public Accounts.
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TWVO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
II Greeting Whereas, by proclamation
made by me on the sth day Of January, A. ID.
1906. requiring all persons 10 whom advances
had been made ON cotton, by virtue OF an Act,
entitled an Act. etc, authorizing the issuance
Of Treasury Notes as an advance upon Cotton,
approved December 18th, 1861, to deliver the
number Of bales of cotton upon which they
had received an advance, in accordance with
their respective receipts on file in the otllee0f
the Auditor Of Public Accounts, within ninety
days, from the date OF said Proclamation;
And, Whereas. by an act Of the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi entitled an Act
authorizing the issuance Of Treasury Notes,
a. advance upon cotton, approved December
18th, 1861, provides In section Of said act that
the Governor. who is authorized to settle the
same, shall receive from the persons to whom
the cotton may be delivered for sale hy the
parties obtaining advances, nothing but gold
and silver, or the Treasury Notes issued
under this act, in payment OF said advances;
Now, therefore. /, Benz. q. Humphreys,
Governor Of the State Of Mississippi, byvirtne
Of the authority vested in me, by the constitu-
ton and laws of said State, and the duties inl-
posed on me by said Act, require all persons to
whom advances may have been made, under
said act, 10 come forward and pay the same,
either In gold or silver, or said Treasury Notes,
within thirty days from the date of this pro-
clamatiOn, or suit will be instituted on said
bonds.
m Given under my hand, aud the great
r. seal Of the State of Mississippi affixed
A''' this 18th day Of September, 1866.
'''' BY the Governor,
BENZ. q. HUMPHREYS.
q. A. BRoUGHER, Secretary Of state.
sep26-lmo-d&w
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,
First District, October LIST, 1866.

Edward 7. Evans,
81 VS.. At rules in Chancery.
Julia A. G. Evans.
On 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 a nonresident
thereof,
1t is, therefore, ordered that she shall enter
her appearance in this cause, and plead, an
swer or demur, 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 is further ordered. that a copy Of this order
be published in the Weekly Clarion, news
paper published in the city of jackson, Missis-
sppi, for four successive weeks, at least once
in each week.
A true copy from the minutes.
(Attest)
w. O. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
oc3-d1-w4 l.. A. LINDSEY, ID. G.
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Citation.

VN0 c. +. 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
X. p. JONES, executor of the last will and
testament of w. w. JOHNSON. deceased, now
on file in this Office should not be allowed, etc.
by order Of the Court, the Sd Monday in
September, A. ID. 1866.
oc2-w4t THOS. KEITH, Clerk.
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
N from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
aud all the effects ofyouthfu ndiscretiOn. will,
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by address
ing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Oc4-3mw No. AZ Cedar ST., New York.
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as hereby given that Clinton, Bolton and
i Edwards Depot have been dispensed win
as points Tor weighing and marking Cotton,
aud, until further notice, Cotton may BE- ship
ped direct from said points 10 NlcAsbutS,
where IL will he weighed, marked and the
res enuc collected. .......
THOS. s. WHITE,
oeH Assessor Internal Revenue.
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AtQak Bswery Churrh. "a the eth BY nit the
ngt. J. n. n Haidle=ton. RET. J. p MANEY 70
MIS- SARAH r. JONES. ofJasper county.
We ~ish hen . prosperous journey through life
Al ne rssidesce 81 ~. PH wesfiaesk. near
" cedrills. l.auderiale ceuuty. Tenn eu the lath
~. ~ Eldrr Clamp g. Censor, Mr. JAMES A.
PAUL. late 81 Nashville. Tenn - Mss nELT.A
WEsLnnQQk. lals 81 stArkviIla. Miss
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,
First District, October LET, 1866.

First District, October LET, 1866
- WI. Braey' ct al At rules in Chan
John Robb, Adj, ct nj.
I'm opening the papers in this ease, and Il
~ appearing that Opponents, Eugene Barnes
and George W. Barnes, do not reside IN the
state Of Mississippi, but are now resident
thereof; II il, therefore ordered that they
shalI enter their appearances in this cause,
and plead answer or demur on the First MON
DAY Of December next, that being the trst
day OF the next ensuing regular term OF this
Court or the bill and allegations thereof will
be taken a. confessed and admitted as to them.
is further ordered, That copy OF this
order be published Ia the Weekly Clarion,
newspaper published IL the citEof jackson,
Mississippi, for one month at least, once each
week.
A true copy from the minutes.
Wn CHAPMAN clark
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
Notice Tax-Payers.

THE L. 5. Internal Revenue Assessment for
l. the months OF June, July and August.
having been returned 10 me by the Assessor.
parties ASSESSED are notified that unless said
Taxes are paid at my Office, in the Capital. on
or bef0re the 18th October inst. they will BE-
liable to costs aud ten per cent. damages, amer
that time. +. ;. HUNT.
jackson. oct. I. 1896. Collector
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
Total Liabilitie.
None.
STATE OF TENNESSEE
County of Shelby. :

STATE OF TENNESSEE
County Of Shelby. 30
Geo. w. McCarn, President, and J b. Dodds.
Secretary Of the Southern Life Insurance Com.
pany, being severally sworn, depOse and say,
and each for himself says, that the foregoing
Is full, true and correct statement of the Sc
fairs Of said Company; that the said Inc
Company is The bona fde owner OF TWO NJ
dred Thousand Dollars Of actual cash capri
invested in st0tS<s and bonds, or IN mortga,
on unincumbcreJ real estate, worth -
cent. more than Me same Is mOrtgaged fOl
that the above descr a investments, nor any
part thereof. are made. for the benefit Of any
individual exercising Authority or the manage
mem Of said Company, knor for any Other per-
son or persons what n; that the mortgages
any manner released. impaired by said COM
pany; and that they are the Dove described
officers Of the said southern life Insurance
COMPANY. 8. W. AscARE. Pre-
J. B. DODDS.
Subscribed and sworn 10 befo
missioner for Mississippi. in and
Of Shelby, state Of Tennessee, q
September, 1866.
So. (Signed,)
L $, FRANK p. DOUGl
Commissicr
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI $.
], Thomas 7. Swami. Auditor of
counts Of the State Of Mississippi
certify that the foregoing stai.
southern LIE Ilsuvzasse company
state Of Tennessee, Is truly copied
original. now on file in my Office.
Given under nv hand anu official -
city Of Jackson, this first day q Octoi
loti6.
(Signed,)
LIS. TIfOS. T. SWAMI
Auditor q Public AecOi
II Local and Travelling Agents y
throughout the State Of Mississippi AM
J. A. HEALD.
oe7-dSWs General Agent. Nieksbul