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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-01

nn.snnN. AUG. 30, 1866.

n.a. fgor;ou The Circuit Court Is
.til, in session here. With his usu
industry. his Honor Judge Wat1 na
disposed Of the r' 10
nnoIet +" and. on Yesterday maze
considerable progress on the tissues
The call of that Docket VIII De comm
ned today and to morrow on o1'u
dav. the Appearances will be caiieu'
- - Monday the unfortunates who
ara charged with criminal offences
will be called upon to respond. NO
doubt this session of court will occu-
ny this and the whole of next week
am Glad to observe the obvious
fact that Brandon is rapidly improv-
inc in the way of buildings, repairs
&c The town presents quite an active
busv appearance, and is, altogether
decidedly thrifty, agreeable, and prom
;.;no, town Yon are aware of the fact
that the population Of Brandon IS
composed of good materials; that
there Is much intelligence, refinement
and genial sociability to be met with
on every hand and that the town ITSELF
eituate upon lofty elevation, IN the
midst of pines and pure springs OF
water. presents q handsome appearance
and ENJOYS, uniformly, the blessings
Of extraordinary healthfulness.
| was struck with the polite, kind
and efficient manner in which all the
officers of the court here perform thell
official duties. They are the very re
verse of those "pufed up Officials
whom YOU have observed elsewhere
too much inflated by consciousness
Of a ..little brief authority" to give
one q decent answer in the way OF bu
siness. We commend to those "SWelleC
heads" alluded to, the example Sc
them by the public officers Of Rankin
Our esteemed friend, Alf. Harper
the District Attorney, is on hand, jus
as genial, kind and affectionate as ever
basking in the glow of general appro
baton and friendship. Everybod
likes "Alf." Who could dislike ma
so guileless and generous
Your brother quill, Frantz of tn
Republican, is fat and merry. Hi
outward man reveals good living an
success in business. His patrons sen
him so many goodies that al
afraid he will become rather too fat fc
an editor.
When you come over here, call
the Shelton House, kept by broth'
3 Hargrove. His table is excellent
everything abundant, choice, we
cooked and clean-and good Ord'
and system preserved in every depar
ment of the Hotel. Although he is
member of my profession, broth
Hargrove knows how to ''keep h
tel" There can be no Demurrer
= his proceedings in that line, unless
be q ''frivilous" one, to be over ruiz
without argument.
Good bye, friend Clarion! Perha
may scribble a few lines to you abo
@ the close of the term.
- GREEN BAG
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,NssrwoUs COUNTERPART.

A,evv counterfeit Five of the United states
rr-oosr,rv notes. of the issue OF March ~,
1888 has recently made Its appearance III
Jackson. Mississippi, and since IN TINS city.
In fact the Southern country Is sad 10 nave
been flooded with it. The specimen torwar-
ded 10 New York is numbered 2S,4oo the
fignres is red at the right of upper centre OF
t6e hin. being rather indistlnct and not e1-
actlv similar to those used in the orlgtn
The shading of the large letters COMPRISING
the words Omitted States OF America III
the centre of the note Is passably done, out
Ivben compaTed with that of genuine OH
haars tbe 1sual scratchy appearance OF such
work done by hand or with the AID OF lndl1-
fsren+ machinery. The same fault is OBJ
eery-ed in the words New York, on the
centre and bottom of the plate. The lips OF
the likewise on the left lower corner are also
farther aDart than in the finely lined POT
trait of the genuine The green ink ased IN
the die of the back of the bill Is lighter OF
more of the grassy order than that manu1ae,
tured in the Treasury Department In all
other acknowledgement appearance, paper
and printing-the counterfeit IS well calen-
lated to deceive 1t is suspected that tins
spurious currency was manufactured IN TINS
vicinity. and sent South for the purpose OF
purchasing cotton and other property Ii
has but recently been detected, and there IS
reason to believe that there are large sums
oft in general circulation.-NeW York Her
aid, Aug j.
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In consequence of the quarantine
below Mobile, freight is being shipped
from New Orleans via Jackson and
Meridian and Mobile There were
over thirty car loads of government
freight here yesterday to 60 over the
Southern road
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l.. NJ. ASHER
{ I. S S1sss'' }commi''se.

Thousands in the West place their
confidence in the Red Jacket Bitters, because
they are aware that itsecures health to fami-
lies who dwell in unhealthy districts, and
that those thus situated who do not use it
fall sick from the effects of bad water and
bad air.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

CITY Hall, August 2, IuoV'J
At A MEETING of the Board OF Mayor
"A and Aldermen. held this day, the follow
ing order was adopted:
ORDERED, That the Mayor prohibit the IN
PRODUCTION and sale of watermelons, green
corn, cabbages andSother vegetables cairulated
- ,,,,.os3uce Cholera. and that the City Marshal
be directed to seize and destroy al such n
ticles offered for sale within the city limits,
from this date, until further orders
:. W. ID. n. DARROWS, Mayor.
ca A s,fyrT8E. City Clerk aug30dtf.
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Remember that in the Red Jacket
R;tters are combined the best tonnes of the
vegetable kingdom, with the pure essence
of wheat and rye, the mildest OF all stimu-
lants, and that it is therefore safe medicine
when all ordinary tineUures and all unmedi-
Gated excitants would be pernieious-
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10 ............. Charities st. .'.''"''.'
VTTE have received within the i i,ts.
4" days full assortment OF lnT t5 m,
erns of Velvet, Brussels, IapestIl ''W1i-o
ages Ingrains, Nenetians, DntShr iott
Hemp Carpet1ng; also, Floor On S -.
widths and qualities, W hite Ch5 nm
Coco Mating, Window Shades, h''
Table and Piano Covers. INT.
mar22dUan1. A BROSShhO
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Terrence MCGOWAN, Esq, an old
resident of Brandon, and lawyer by
profession, died at his residence IN
this place, on "Wednesday evening, the
22nd inst, after brief illness. He
was quiet, unobtrusiye citizen, and
by industry and perseverance had ac-
cnmulated a handsome property
Brandon Republican.
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OFF THE TRACK.-The eastern train
on the Southern railroad was detained
some six hours yesterday in conse-
quence Of getting off the track at Mid
way.
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plan and now stands among the foremost Col
leCe of the country i'll all the means and april
ances of a complete and thorough education.
FACU LTI
j. II. CALVIN, d. D., President and Professor
Mental and Moral Science
GEO. LITTLE, Pm. D., Professor Of dentistry,
Mineralogy, Geology, etc;
J. f. WHEELER, a. NJ, Professor Of English
Literature and History
G. NJ. EDGAR, A. NJ, Professor of Natural and
Experim entail Philosophy;
G. L. PFTRIE, a. NJ, Professor Of Latin Lam
guage and Literature;
H. r. MORRISON, A. ", Professor Of Greek
Language and Literture;
T. A HENDERSON, A. NJ, Professor OF Mathe-
matics;
CHARLES MOORE NJ u, rr0fessOr VI modern
Languages;
REV. PHILo CALHOUN, \. NJ, Professor and
Principal of Preparatory Department;
G. A. CALHOUN, A NJ, Assistant in Prepara-
tory Department.
TERMS Payable III Advanced
Tuition per term of five months $50 90
Contingent fee --.------ . VO
Board per month 70 W
Washing per dozen ----.--------. %
The total expense per term, inclusive of fuel,
lights etc., should fall under $50. Ministers
sons of all denominations, are exempted from
payment of tuition.
The collegiate year begins on the second
Wednesday of September, and ends on the third
Thursday of June, and is divided into two
terms of five months each. sep1d1m.
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The atmosphere of love is a pure,
sweet breath. This desideratum Is one OF
the results of using Sozodont. which not
only invigor&tes and preserves the teeth,
hut renders the mouth as fragrant as rose.
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!. RIE4KLY & GO

WHOLESALE GROCERS, C1t''yS 4.
w and Commission Merchali',I., q
60, 62. and GA Poydras Street, cS %ag li
dras ahd Tch0upitoulas streets ~ o
~An Cotton consigned to US viii 'stsogrnsI
sonal attention of Mr.. J. F. GlrauI' sseislJ ?
the house Of Wright g. Allen VINO Is
with that department OF our business
GEO O. SEBASTIAN sy
will be found at this house, ready to jpS
friends.
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Dress and Economy.
Religious Training,

Young Ladies attend Church and SUNDAY
School Daily reading of the Scriptures, Pray
or and obstruction and Practice in Sacred AIu-
sic, accompanied by Melodeon
"a THE NEXT TERM will begin September
10th, 1866.
S. G. BURNEY,
President Of the Board of Trustees
July l, 1S66-1awd- 2mw.
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prERSoN s. co

MANUFACTURERS and JOBBEP
N CLOT II | y g,
294 Broadway, NEW l1E
and 26 Magazine street, NEW OELh
June 26-d-3m.
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Editorial and Other items.

A hotel for the special accommodation
Of freedmen has been opened at Nash
Vile, Tenn,
Dean Richmond's death is partially |
ascribed to severe labors to bring |
about the success Of the Philadelphia |
Convention.
Henry Ward Beecher having been
announced as the chaplain of the john
son Soldiers Convention, the Soldiers
and Sailors League, have requested
Gen Granville Moody to serve in the
same capacity at the Union Soldiers
Convention.
Hon. Landon c. Haynes, of Ten
nessee, has been pardoned by the Presi-
dent
Alta johnson ratification meeting IN
Memphis on Saturday night, the rebel
General Forrest made a speech IN
which he expressed his willingness to
trust everything to the men he had
met upon the field . but said - those
who shirked duty and we're casemated
at Washington, could no more be
trusted than those who did the same
thing at the South.
The statement that France has de
manded territorial concessions from
Belgium is untrue The Moniteur
officially gives denial to the report
that Napoleon has written to the King
of Belgium, and, At the same time,
confirms the report that France will
not demand of Belgium the cession of
any part of her dominions
Accounts from the counties of
Lowndes, Dallas, Green, Marengo,
Wilcox and Perry, Alabama, the rich
est land in the State, represent the
cotton crop ravaged by caterpillars
Fornev says that the Proclamation
of the President restores the civil
authority, and aboishes martial law IN
every part of the United States"
General Sheridan has given ex-Gen-
eral J. B. Mogruder leave to visit New
Orleans.
James stephens recently refused to
have anything to do with Gen. Sweeny
or Roberts, who wished to coalesct
with him.
General o. Q. Howard has been in
vited to take the presidency of thu
College at Topeka. Hope he'll &C
cept
The East Tennessee and Georgi'
and the Virginia railroads are at tn
present time enjoying the frnits OF
heavy through travel both east AM
west
Capt. Gid B. Massey, Of Mobile, ha
invented and procured letters paten
for anew improved railroad turn-table
The improvement consists simply i
this, that the engine turns itself
Steps have been taken by the gov
ernnent to stay all proceedings TO
the present in the coniscation of tn
late Confederate Gen. Beauregard'
property in the Southern States.
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THOMAS sEIuKH
WAyERLY HOTEL,

Corner Camp and Poydras street, New UT'-
DY MRS. d. GRANT, who WouldI55l.
ID fully inform her old friends II "
sippi, and the public generally thlt ,Dy ~ =
prepared to furnish good fare and la
rooms on the most reasonable terms. a.
Of public patronage solicited. P
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wanted.

FTvEN OR TWELVE GOOD MULES, suita-
u BILE for wagons.
Apply at the Livery Stable of
aug2sd3t. j. B. MASslE x %. i
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LEVY s BOMPET
Charities ST.,
NEHr ORLEANS IA

d { HaIIItS oI-----......--
NEE ORLEANS. L.
IMPORTERS and " holesale Dealers in f.
| and Furnishing Goods, Brltds, staua-
PerfImeTy, etc, etc.
Country dealers are requested to COINS and -.
our stock, which they win ind one OF the arIy
most varied in the city, msT2ai-s
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CooPER's WELL.-f yon wish to go to this
plessant and healthy retreat, Mclean & Cos
Express will meet you either at Byram or Gin
TON on the arrival Of the trains at those places.
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A. NJ. BOYD, LLoYDR. COLFNAE1, ". L. 6'l
Memphis New Orleans. A--
BOYD, COLEMAN & GRASi
TOTTON FACTORS, GENERAL All
~ and Commission Merchants,
No. f2 Union a., New OPieaB'' l.
Bagging, Rope and Plantation suppl
nished.
The friends of JOHN NJ. PUTEAN' b.
him at our Office. BIZ.
Refer to Col. W. +. WitheTs, Messr'
Green, Col. j. l.. Power, jackson, Nil -
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AudTeSa
A. c. LOBDELL, Manager.
POsf-Omce BOX Loss,
ouo-T.FI LOUISVILLE, KY
JNl0N FEN ALE COLLIER /
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.
CHARTERED By THE STATE IN 1894
Rev. q. N BELL, A. Va, President.
W7th Experienced Department Teachers
all of Southern Birth and
Education.

FESHIS POPULAR Institution, after suSpeh-
Il sion of thee years. resumed exercises on
the Second of last October, and has Just closed
another successful term, exceeding ny IaT tht
expectations of its friends. The building,
large, three stories high, and we'll arranged
stands in 4 beautiful grove.
The course of study is as complete as in any
First-ClasS College
Terms per session of Twenty Weeks Ia
Currency Quarterly IN Advance;
Preparatory and Primary Glasses Sl5 and 20
Sophomore, Junior and senior Glasses --- ou
Modern Languages ..-.-...- 10
Music, each Instrument .....-....-.. dO
Use of Instrument .-.- --.---.----.. .
Painting in Oil. ...-..-...-.- ---..--.---.. ~
Drawing in Pencil and CrayOn 20
Ornamental Needle W Ork ana mar w OH ~
Classics, gratis ---.--- --- ---.---' 49,.
Board, Washing. Lodging Fuel and Light 100
Incidental Fee ......-.--. ..-.----. :
While 1t must not be expected that young
Ladies can be educated in frst-clasS College
without considerable expense, yetlt Is claimed
that the charges are less in this than in similar
Institutions, and they are so because the build
ings have been erected by public contribution
at cost of about S25,OOO, for which neither
rent, interest nor tax is paid.
Young Ladies, graduates in this OF other In
situations, wishing to become more thorough
in the Literary or Musical Department, and to
learn the art of teaching, Will be received
! the highest academic honors can be conferred
on females.
The high reputation of Mr.. BELL for scho-
lastic attainmcnts, his aptness for teaching his
suavity of manner and his known reputation
as a governor of Young Ladies, together with
the eminent qualifications of Mrs. Bell as a
teacher and governess. justify the Boardin ask
ing a liberal patronage for this Institution.
Boarding Department.
! Is In charge of Rev. W. W. MCMAHEN AMI
! LADY. Those who know them need not be
told that neatness, order, comfort and kindness
emnently distinguish their department. 1t is
| like home for Young Ladies. The teachers
| lodge and board in the College.
| Dress and Economy.
| Young Ladies often try to excel each other in
| dress. TO avoid this, and purely a matter o.
| economy, uniformity of dress is being grad
ually introduced, except for those desiring Il
wear black.
| Plain hat trimmed with Pink for summer
with solferino or crimson for Winter. Nothins
but ribbon.
Pink Calico and Lawn for Summer; darl
Calico and dark brown Worsted tor Winter
All extravaganza is positively forbidden.
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Tho ,res1est care has been used m the mn
Tho oTticIes from which the ticket -hoi'i " r.,
tn ;a .I,eir Gifts Many of the watches ".f -
.4 IN this CITY OF {. p. Barnes, under Us, ~"
isTe Hotel and to whom patrons s same in tbs city
other AItIei j,n-rbsra A committee of gentle "eh
19n he apponted by the ticket PEeSeht 10
Tistribute the gifts of which complete 70 aI.r\
uls ItiSd ;,nmedistely and copy sent 10 eNsIS
Ptn7 Parties will be informed OF what elts thS
pa enttled to as after the concert a. re-
and they will be given TO the persons 9n
| 70 mon presenting their tickets
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HOUSE AND LOT ron Sale
MRS. c. t. REEy

IN PAULDING, MISSISSIPPI.
VNHE undersigned offers for sale his dwell
IL ing house, which is large and well finished,
containing seven rooms, with four acres OF
land, good kitchen, out houses, garden, 4ots,
&c. Price, $500. Also, his elegant store house,
20 by 40 feet, and lot. Price $500.
The latter is now used for Drug Store, and
is good stand to sell medicines. 1t is also well
suited for dry goods store, and good stand
for that business. If desired, he win sell the
drugs and furniture on hands for lessl than
cost.
jy2sdtf. S. E. CASTEEL.
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WILLIAM HI. HARTWELL,

Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music,
rs PERM A ENTL LOCATED IN
IL Jackson, and respectfully solieits the pat
ronage of its citizens.
REFERENCES
Rev. W. C. Hunnicutt, Prof. H. w. Pierce
and Col shannon. aug3ldtf
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ALoNzo u. MAYEs, ESQ, Assessor Second
District, Bradon, Miss.
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c,py OF LOUISVILLE
oSn.x sEpTEMBER a. 1900
Cou.,e.s.a List Of Eif'-.

,;-,o,ion of A. C Lobden, and ne i 49, az
Under the fhst # win be wen worthy Of t nonntry
the pupi' as fhe best musical talent IN 'he
iii he secured.
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Price Of Tickets.

In every send the name OF each onnfI and
Gnu in mil Money by draft, postothce ORDER OK
nTess or in registered letters may be sent at our
risk -. 10 ,,rincinal hotels book
I'D mnsIe stores in the city, and at the ONCE io'
Innrtb street opposite Masonic Temple.
REFERS TO
VIM ]. Fry Lawrence; Hewett. HARDY = 20
o W Ia q p Barnes merchant W. Ii: Dedrlck,
aacnritv Insurance Co; DR.. L. p HsndalI Louis
lille Nv: Dr. Geo W. McCarn, President Southerh
Life Insurance Company, Memphis, lehh
Address all communications to
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ged DIR. Hartly to see if he needed any
thing.
The Doctor complied with her re-
quest and soon came back to say:
No, Miss Weston; he needs rest
more than any thing else''
"Oh !" cried Lula III unIs moment,
there's Mrs Lawton. l am glad to
see you, Mrs Lawton l was afraid
you couldn't leave home. This is DIR.
Hartly. the gentleman who came on
with your patient.
Mrs. Lawton was busily engaged in
LAYING aside her hat, and putting on a
long white apron, which declared her
purpose. As Dr. Hartly was intro
duced, she bowed, and smiling, said ::
with your permission, Doctor, l will
assist in nursing your friend to-day
And now, sir, can i see him? Before
YOU 20, Lu, let me see you again. )"
Then she added 9 / want you to pre-
pare some delicacies for this poor
soldier, Lula dear. Go home, please,
and tell my cook to get every thing
ready for me. I'll be home at three
I wish to call for your mother on my
way"
This conversation was carried on in
an undertone. DIR. Hartly, at the re
ouest of Frank, had left the door open
that he might see the young lady who
| was so kind and whose pleasant voice
sounded like sweet, gushing music
AS he caught sight of sweet, bright
faced Lula, strange sensation fitted
through his heart. Where have 1
seen her p inquired he of his puzzled
memory. Those clear gray eyes
seem to haunt me with their pure, low
ing depth of feeling. Where have /
seen her ?"
YEARLY closing his eyes, he thought
of his dear mother, of her waiting for
his coming, and of her agony and sus-
pense. ssOh, Father, in mercy SPARE
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First National Bank OF Jackson Miss.
JACKSON, July 23, 1866.
Mr.. L. Mendelson, National Bank Note Re
porter New York.
Enclosed find s. Counterfeit United States
Currency. numbered 23,45S, and the best
imitation of genuine we have seen. Please
add it to your list and obhge the public
Yours, truly,
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ADpINGToN A. III
Late OF Champlin q Arlington. Vi Ns' VI
ARLINGTON & ELMEH
EOTTON FACTORS AND COMM
- Merchants,
I59 Common 81, New OrlaaH'
aug9d1y.
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BUFFERS PATENT COTTON T

bU 4 = a II > Z Al Il = ~ n . - W ~
PATENTED November II, 1863. tu,
n by X. BLEAhLh1 w.
Corner Poydras & TchOupitoulas Sc,
jan2-1y N Orsi-
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SYKES & COMFY

SUCCESSORS TO MURPHY, SYKES Co
ENERAL COMMISSION MERChAA
N No. g Carondelet street. New Ofe--
Ne Solicit consignments Of Cottonanl
eral Produce. VIII pay proceeds Of 9t
ordered, and give special attenllo4 10 I,
for nnrchases 5&l-l
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
By Saving and Using your Waste GrraSf.
BUY ONE BOX or THE
PENNSYLVANIA Salt Manufacturing Cos
S 4 + d " I f. 4 f. X,

OR CoNCENTRA LYt1-
1t will make 10 pounds Of excellent hard Soap, or
gallons OF the very best soft Soap Tor only about
IS cents Every housekeepeT should have 1t for
washing clothes, scrubbing floors, cleansing pants
&c Every printer should have it Tor cleansing
tyne Put up in sheet iron boxes with accompany
iE9 directions For sale at all Drug and Grocery
stores.
j. MEAD & CO.,
los & LOG Chartres Street, New Orleans.
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CH RAYMOND,

EtURNITURE Dealer, No, d. ~
IL crrner of lBienville, New O CIh Ii,5.
has on hand complete supply oil a. Iirs fJr !
niture, of the latest style, which be one nsrgs
reasonable terms.
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Referring to the above we solicit iol G Y-
House the patronage of our friends, ~. vi
attention will be given to the SAFE = 4
and other produce, and to the purchaT's
tern supplies, Groceries and other nlsi' u.
Liberal advances will be made oh h
ments to our friends in New loih'
London, Liverpool and Glasgow
MERRITT, DUNHAM, McklNNELD..
A Carondeet sTa
New ore
limo 3Oth lSfh-6m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND COLLEGE,

Claiborne County, Mississippi, (near ROdneyD
HSHIS INSTITUTION has recently been Or
Il ganized upon new and much extended
plan and now stands among the foremost Col
iege of the country in all the means and appll-
ances of complete and thorough education.
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NEW ORLEANS
I0HN n. HARnIr

COTTON FACTORS and Con.niss1
~ chants, n Me-
IS CarondeIet, corner Perdido st. New q,
| jan21-1y eat,
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xuL.nGRSON s McLAuRIN
nuTGER, TERRY & Co
HARDWARE.

NJ j. MULLAN \ CO, Wholesale d..
H. IN Heavy and shell Hardware an E
lery. Agents for HoWe'r standard Scale,
Common St.-.-----......-
msre2dly NEH ORLEae