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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II ertu IN q OF Ilov c.
This oelci8stea rarfta0 wH'th ha of iair cuEmofc1
lbs fashionable agfii safosd possesses iwg-f1ld use.
plants knuNu % lhn frilaa sD1 hsfcas N csc East
lzssesina the power gfeaie iage. and greatly I'M
nueaee NE eGpcgoas producing sentiment Uf 0ueness
~ ur3Y ln love, even 81 ihe most rowing " minds
THIS ffine nnHeff 1hF f}H&rAuia lrfaH7tIe % per
Nho fss4 ghe shsFnre boss ~ toe Heeaon II
nliwnE ie Tbs keArs n iis9s uhGn e q Intended r
sfet ibas rinmaiif m4ftata end rendering cln3u-
EHttE 4 c9NfrnGa iYY
II saeeg dsFsls sl nrry0us feaT, swsken' Che eluE-
gtsh ~ dAaioff lover. quick pa ttt btappfe hiu8
ifscnd, removes thq hafhtgiHf 81 hc Maiden drvel-
af-e the heaetlings eaaalltcs i97e mckee tao foash
pAt gi FeeKttA natlle effp ana "Opens g eata breast
iitlt hcs1ta az nffas $50 FEAR FEEL ihair hHs-
hanaN' igye decay lt tammen8s inglfAer0nd ed words
70 iascFe istsse wha weal& oe inYta. l seut In
huenee Il haulT eFgffed HtH the hspplrst rpsitF rs
rnetit are AfgVst5hlg III tfHe WIN mourn ~ HhsrHi
dear ane, tls aEaHa c4pcs itke 8 saaihlhs balm. no
walk IN We - e}aQnE natsr8 - gnco4ih, 40 hrart
lrrseure.
As pcrfams on FRA6R ANTE noi only satpsssss
~ other preparations 81 lna4flous chness hul With
sssnas the stiien a ne siaS3ew The aroma i del
cate sDe cAgiiFate the sarss C8ufa1tiy hestnuiug
II swaegness N y lne6aAnegAbio, And generously im.
part 80 Jafiame ias Yeafs
With this resehfatra ariisle hsipef. yoaug IA.
q o. gentleman Herd pane - sia2s solHass Eail
,ne essict areaiens 80 Uss II snaumpray each bot.
W.. Jhis article q veil waFtA the pfcs as pfrihma
lnpe Pnre ~ oatpe si fonf bottles scnl D! mail
- exFftss ffcFst4 ga faQeiPt 81 81.
TIE FfaNfapfmc Be aai pff iiF Seizure lfaFn %.
'efsst9t, and al 9utauts ulll g considered
,isftgs opasaeaits 81 ofsr k4gaAa u rs u7ssfd 30
HRk6hN SHUTS 80. Ct,sm3sts, S hiFef ttrcai,
Troy. u IN paig Agfuis fey lhe ssm % Ataefics,
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Two LADIES. Ihe celebrated Dir. !.
Y DIX particularly iuyitcs all udit WHO uced 9
He4'to' "a Sgfshot adviser 70 oali IL his Rooms
40, 2l Ea4colj Street, Boston, lLss, waich thl
wilauasfod ir ,heH special accommodation.
Dk. liIA having devoted over i#eafy Eeifs r
TIE particular b5angh 81 tie 5eatuentoi W dlsc
ases peculiar 81 fHnaa4, i Is Huw eoncl lee by 81
bora NTH. country ana III Europo) lhat De c&ceih
(al other known TruettioneH ID tic sale. speedy
md eleeHal treatment 81 all femaic complaints.
His medicines Gre prepared with tic express pur
pose Of removing all diseases, such as debility
weakness, unuaturai impressions, enlargement D
the womb, also, ali DISCHARGES which fow from Z
morbid state Of the blood. Tic Doctor IS now uly
prepared % treat in IFS peculiar style, both medical
IN aud rglcally all diseases Of the female sex, anc
they are respectfully invited o can 1T
No. 81 EAD7C0TT S1RtEI Bosto9.
All letters requiring adyicemust contain one dol
af to ensure HH answer
top Mass.
Boston, Jan, I, 1SGG.-l-8G
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B0unlies Equalized.

VINO sHHaas H5ssIsgs g. dHfH. 1885, ~ geaff
w asd ufrs E.fssrsIsy tlseHetHa - as1sHat G
sasHfs8au q te-n 81 sssslae 81 % Mpeaas iHesafta
81 eaatas s. 500 additional E2priy
Tp9as,es end ErJshsH f3t5fafs# - S'effafH y ~ 3
s.Itisrs l.s.s. s5 entitled B Csc sat bsntF. lof.
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CAUTION

CAUTION
40 Females in Delicate Health
nR. DOW, Physician aud Surgeon, No. 7
~ ENpIcorr 81, BosroN, i consulted daily for
I'D diseases incident % tle female system. Pro
8psus Uter OF Flour AIbus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements, are all treated on rev
pathological primo pies ,andspeedy relief guaranteed
N very few days. Sc invariably certain Is ihi'
new mode q trcltmeHt tlWi most obstinate com
plants yell under H. nBa the afflicted person soon
re 0ces 10 perfect heath
Dr.. Dow hus no doubt bad penter experience il
the cure 81 diseases Of women han any oticr ply
sician ~ Boston.
Boarding accommodations Cor patients Bho NAV
wish 10 stay ii Boston few days under bis treat
ment.
Dr.. Dow, since 1875, baying confined Dis Whole
attention % aB Cfes practice idi Tie cure ~ Private
Diseases and Fcmais Complaints, Acknowledges ne
superior p tic United States.
y. B.-Ai letcn must contain one doilar,or they
VIII not bs answered.
aG.ce hours nom sA.Wto9r.N.
Boston, July p lsGs,-iyiy45
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ANVIL HN NUNwkFTE s. 1fG Nss
4NNU + DIS Z fe-seE q frte Il So t'saf
EsasaF 1tsNfaa sfF eaeIaasT a#
H gFsIlse aa
81 rf Fta fee aa
LE HI Esd SOLITARY ukNlTs
Iht sae and sense atnret
Eka s1iNEE $3.50 iTE A1loFH
Ieat3e li a Single tate
HFg tsDuELlesTE nncErEEs
An t E.aet1at aa3 stI pes
u shHI ier ae he1e Jhusta1 is1e
Gwr ea tbe Eee A@e 81 tte Aaaa AeF,
seaat tust.ta5 afai and atHFF htaknessct sH
ANat a .ht woto NHsaHcf3 p st arcaei
Eu0 stNN~ klhNfE ok M&EGENH
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10 preare hmutfsilf finished Photographic n
Dst.asHeAea FeIs9nages ai tnHlng cost. ! VII
seed st paa ~ Soy address. l09 Photographs u
Nal0H Geltfas ~ 90 eealfi % Photographs n
lsel psese 20 ~ eeais5 w Photographs u
afatetHeH al4 beafgeH fgr 81 eetfs; 100 Photo
NaFa q Aston iar % eeist 100 Photographs q
feaaie Btaata 81 ~ eeg8. Nos + re i,tas -
Als3t 4 ~ Fegfas srs AID receive
Faota 5 etaN mEa At4Eess MAbrsx
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The - Indla 20 C0mpanY
q BOSTON, MASS,

canand d sen better Goods for l,ss moaey han any
otlr lsm q associauau .
ID Chifo, vino selects goods mr Hem oiay They ~
5gft thqf aWn goods, nhiUh hHs eomes dirgg IN %
the1, instead 90 passing through severed hands, cpnse-
qaeaiiy They San be sold ai i9acr pisces.
THE East India Tea Company
Have selected thc following kinds from thoir stock,
which they recommend ID meet the wants Of Clubs
Thcy suld % Cargo Prices, and al goods sold are
warranted 60 give sats'acdoH
Price List Per Pound.
YOUNG HYsON Toe s0c, 9oc., 81 best, 40.
GllEEA TEAS loc soe 99a,, u bes II TO-
MIXED, etc, %, Soc best, g0c
JAPAN, aac, IT. be6f, ~ -.
OQLONG, CO., lAe soc. Hest, 81.
IMPERIAL AND GUAPoNDER, best, 81 g.
These Teas are ekqse for hclrnuinsic worth keep
iue ID mind health, economy and hghdegree pcus-
urc iu drinking them.
frfnh cofee Roosi,d aad aromd Dniiy.
GR0tSD COFFEE, h., zoe, 25c 3ec best, 95e.
per pound. Hotels, eaouu., clearinghouse Keepers
and Families, who nee large quantities of Coffee can
economist ID ihat article hy using our ENGLISH
BREAKFAST mud DINNER t0fFEE, vhieh we sell
az me 10y plee 81 - ceAis per pound ana warrant to
Consumers cau ave from 10 cent. b h per poaudlg
purghaspg their Tens Of TIE EAST INDIA TEA com
Country Clubs and small stores of which clgss IRE
sHQplsing mapY ihnusand,) can have their orders
prompt, ahd faithfully filled.
ALI Towns, yi!laEcs ur Manu@c'orles, where llrHa
number u urn ne emerged, by Clubbing yoGElil
hk redHec me CJtt 81 theif Teas aud Inine about
gne-illrd by suding directly to the kAeIiNblA TEA
COMPANY, Boston
TIE CLUB SYSTEM.
Persons In the country Who want superior Tea o.
Cnnse chs eel them 1t our lowest facs d ebbing -
yether, aa-sendits or one o. more pounds for each
person va $50 seud tmpl o. any Kind 10 persons
who vi.h f. ee ~ Clubs, i thoy desire ond 70 any
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A aHm MQAHAf tHi1 ea Uaar
ssff q $3.50

aaA aHm MONDAY tEil ea naai
s4f l4H @
- MHrt uETH
t - tia p.
t eEa<et
M
a5 r.a.rta .sfF ta.iHa q aEu + Fa
3e Haa s Mt#t
ua.r laset Eata at 2tt q 1 itaahF e,
Eas Nast Msat raagasEai Hess
8 agh a 9th 81
a-sf .f.4fa Frs5 COB tH f.zIes t4ai
stas N5a Bess @ M @ aaa
t NHs
NoFfHs NefTH
WHtfa.bls set li1st .
Brfaa tHa E.i I2.-sei 1874
Isftaf 81 Iufhna 3 itsa oHn ,sas b tr.a g
iz sfa Ef8s Nsfn4 a8aals sHa bttH5l- sltp I'D
Fa1s r. nlfaagfaa, seatf III, Aitaasi os4elb
lars sNd 8a4trfsA saiaf Gas
Atragag Atsa irasa iesfts tfeg as y y. X, Aarkt
HaaHiaeian ia AfnKrH SO, A4BeAfster o. kssl
Issfatt 81 hrf5fiais lu Rutland - ~
~ Tickets aa4 4 lacsstary hifmatipu iA4ai1s d
ths 8llcst ua 81 iipa
Bcnnthstgi. 4iy . 1865
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modem fe'ence. aelHg gfoH tAe Eeard aHd llairin
Isl almost m.uclleas mafnel T. has been uses. BIZ
ibe eite 0f Pans ass london Nitl tde uost Hagfer
iHe success. AamB5 q aI purchasers VIII le regis
tefed sHl f entire satisfaction q n6t given Hegery
instance. che money wiii he CheerHHy relgnaed.--
Price by malt sealsi end postpaid, Sd. Uatcrietv
ei5cultr Hud is uoa3s ms3iqd see tGdstH
berger. shuttsg Ge. Chemists So. = itiFar arect
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SEW kScLdSD
.EuiuM EiGc Insurance co.,
OF Boston. Cash assets, May /, 1865, 100000
a PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY.

This is without question the Cheapest, Bestand
Safest Life Insurance Company In this County,
See lith annual Report Of the Massachusetts, in5u.
rance Commissioners
Hon, Eznr Wright in bis 10th annual report re-
ieHing 70 the rUHErY MUTuAL companies as the
atest and best companies, says further in regard 70
tile Note system "Ihese notes in the aggregate
compose about 22i per cent. Of the entire premium
revenue q all the companies reported on by us.--
They do not in the case OF any company equal the
net value Of ali its policies And probably the notes
81 no individual poey-holler exceed the net value
VI bis policy and accrued surplus. This being true,
as the notes always bring six or seven per cent in
forest,
They are he Safest possible Investment for he Cone
paay, and dey compose part u NE fund
IF Whieb he policy holders caHa0t
Jc roJJed By any padtic
Encouragement.
Nopolicy in this Company is forfeited BY reason
Of non payment Of premiums at the time it is due,
ag-eeably to Massachusetts, Iaw passed ii 1861.
None bu. Massachusetts companies c1er this in
'ucemcnt.
No Company in the world equally protects every
policy holder.
DI1IDEES PALD ANEU4LLE
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having issasa, during tie iast three months,
polcics % tie 8m5u1l gg
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charges are very moderate. Communications 50
ofedly Confidential Md ail may rely ou tiH witt
the stuctest secrecy andcouf9ence, what ever ma.
be tie disease, condition % siaHloH oi any enc
mardoa "a single.
Medicine en.b y Mail or ISpro % al parts
The United States.
Boston, jau. lsG8.-A8G
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BFLL'S TONIC pIIIS

Are rteammeBdo as me most Edlcaeuus RciuYnatina
and inigamliag Remedy "a tle world.
Package, Prizes Five Do.ars, WIZ last moafh, and
ia generally sufficient.
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BEIIlS GPE.CIEIC IIT.I-s

Price One B0llgptr Boss Sis Hezea er Five Dollars
also Igrgg Boxes containing -Four sma
PIiec Three Dollars
From lour to SIX bgycs are generally required . cure
ordinary eases Of Seminal Weakness and Emissions,
tA8ugb buurltt 81 derived nom usn2 single boN.
Ia Chronic Eases ana particularly wien Impotence or
Genital Debility With Nervous ir0sratou Las affected
tbp sgstgul
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Il f9mo aasaa q lFlI1ly aa1 Impotence

BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY
Price Two Dollars sufficient ne month, con Dc used to
good advantage.
II gives strength e. thc Oraps ggi With .he Fills win
restora them fa tlefr normal condition,
a Pamphlet 81 l09Fl2es on tse ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed as Lecture aBH Caution to Young Men sent
nee, Ten Cents required % ray postage.
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lfNoa Ianaot purchase BalEs trEflriC hFHEDfrs #
Yuar druggist Ac otef. sut send jUugeF direct d
h. llAE Blllt, toa.4r fhlim,
$40 Broadway See Yof1s
aai yoa wiIi receive tbef8 By return Of naIl post pa
and free fUm observation.
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TIIE CLIIB sYSTEAI.

Persons IN The country Who want superior Tea q
Coaee Gin them At our lowest fatcs % Clubbing o.
gether, aaa-sendas or one more poands for each
person va aiH eud smpi o. afy Kind 3 persons
who wish b get up Clubs, If they desire 0nd 70 any
Berson getting up Club amounting 70 thirty dollars
or more, wcwill present them witha
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-14
DECISIONS OF THE HIGH COURT
OF
ERRORS AND APPEALS.
AT THE APRIL TERM, I8G6.
Reported Expressly for the IIiS.issippi
Clarion and standard.
James I. Payne,

W N. IL. Harrell
Opinion of the Court delivered bv
Hon H. T. Elicit.
The only question in this case is
whether the vendor of real estate can
file bill in chancery to enforce his
equitable lien for the purchase money,
without having first sued and exhaust
ed his remedies at law
There can be no doubt on this sub
ject. The right to sue at law upon the
securities given, and in equity to en-
force the vendors lein, are distinct
and independent rights, and the party
can pursue either, or both remedies,
at his discretion. The precise point
made in this case has been adjudged
in Kentucky in favor of the right to
sue. J. j. Marshall 55S, Black vs..
Hunter: J. j. Marshall 1923, Rich
ardson vs.. Baker
The general rule is that party will
not be allowed to sue at law and in
equity, at the same time, for the same
debt. But this rule only applies to
cases when the demand at law and in
equity are equally personal, and not
when the one remedy is IN rem and the
other IN Persondm as in cases of debts
secured by mortgage or pledge Mil
Ter VS. Helm, ,, S. d NJ, 697. Jones
VS.. Condo, 6John. Oh. r. II, and cases
there cited. Miller VS.. Trustees of
jefferson College, 5, S. Il NJ. 662
The decree disallowing the demur-
rer to the bill will be affirmed, and the
cause remanded, with leave to answer
the bill within sixty days from this
date
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great Serv


MURDER AT LAKE STAuoN-A Ne
GRO KILLS \ WHITE MAN AND Es-
cArEs.-Wc have 4 statement from
MANY Subscribers" at Lake Station,
to the effect that on Sunday last a Mr..
f. w. Lacey of Smith county, was bru-
tally murdered near Lake by freed
man named Mark Burnes, formerly the
slave Of Matthew Bmnes, near Tren-
ton From the particulars. as we
gather them, it appears that this black
scoundrel, some time since, violated
the person Of a white woman, fled the
county, and went to kemper, where he
was lately arrested by Lacey and
Burnes, with a view to handing him
over to the civil authorities for trial
When near Lake Station, however, he
found an opportunity for attacking his
captors, and, in a short time, dispatch
ed Mr.. Lacey by breaking in his skull
with a large cudgel, and after intiict
ing several severe blows upon young
Burnes, effected his escape, and is still
at large. The said Mark has mark
on his chin, as if having been kicked
by a mule; full negro complexion
twenty-eight years old, and medium
height. We are not surprised to hear
that the citizens are bitterly enrag
ed by this outrage, and we hope that
no efforts will be spared to bring the
black fiend to a certain and summary
death
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHING7oS, June 12.-The Sen
ate bin. relative TO the bounties of col
ored volunteers, has passed. A bill
for the legalization of colored mar
riages, and for other purposes, in the
District Of Columbia, was passed.
Mr. MiddIebrook, of Indiana, pre-
scented a memorial of the Florida Leg
islature relative to the internal tax on
cotton, which was ordered to be print
ed and referred to the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
FENIANIsM.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The Fenians
are returning here by the evening train.
There is but one family in radius OF
30 miles in Canada where the Fenians
made their raid, all others having fed.
Gen. Meade and staff arrived to-day.
The examination of arrested Fenians
is progressing
President Roberts, of the Fenians,
has been released on parole
BUFFALO, June l2-The action OF
Congress has given new life to the Fe-
MAN movement. Enthusiastic meet
ings are expected. A Revolutionary
Committee has published a strong APP
peal to collect commissary stores,
money, etc, to call meetings and pledge
support to men who inscribe upon their
banners universal liberty.
GEORGIA INTELLIGENCE.
Augusta, June III. F. Bryant,
editor Of the Loyal Georgian, the or
gan Of the Freedmen's Bureau, was ar
rested this afternoon by the civil au-
thorities for attempting to defraud ne
/ groes out Of money borrowed from
I them when he Bryant was an officer
j Of the Government He was released
on acolOred man becoming his securi-
/ ".
The Central Railroad destroyed by
/ Sherman army, has been reconstruct
ed Trains ran from Macon to Sa-
vannah and Augusta through to-day
THE MARKETS.
New York. June 12.-Cotton clos
ed less excited. Sales 5000 bales al
4O@42. Sales for the week 21,00C
Gold l43. North Carolina skies, S23
/ CINCINNATI, June 12.-Flour dull
supertine SEA 80 so. Corn &c. Dat;
4Sc Whisky 81 %, Pork S31 5O@
S32 Bulk meats, shoulders l33c.
sides 165c. clear sides lSc. lard pc
Groceries unchanged.
MEXICAN NEWS.
VERA Cruz. June 1.-Communica
ton with the interior is completely in
tercepted Business could not be in
worse state.
Several Of the principal guerillt
chiefs have had a meeting together t.
make arrangements to form a larg
force and fall upon some of the weak
er garrisons. Some of the Liberia
forces have been robbing passenger
by stage coaches. The celebrated fe
male robber, Charm, has been appre
: hended at Leguitlan, in mans guise
, and at the head of a gang of banditti
She has done much damage Lieut.
Martinese had gained q victory over
small force Of Liberals, near SAINT
Cruz, capturing twenty prisoners, eigh
pieces of arms, and several horses
The prisoners would be shot. Zacatul
was attacked by Liberal force an
taken. Colima was threatened by
. Liberal force. \ number of tilibusteI
were expected from San Francisco. /
French war steamer had arrived froI
MatamOras with 100 prisoners of wa
from Cortina's force. Cortina la
= fed. Among the killed in the figh
2 were several Americans
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During the Fort Erie fighta red-coat
was found by the Fenians in their
ranks, unarmed. When charged with
being spy he demanded a gun, in a
rich Irish brogue, and commenced Wig
orously blazing away at the ranks he
had lately left But this Canadian Fe
MAN was shot dead by his recent con-
patriots in very short time, his bril-
liant red uniform making him a COZ
spicuous mark.
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JUDGE HILL AND THE TEsI OATH.
The Aberdeen Examiner thus refers to
the United States District Court, which
met at Oxford on the 4th inst The
decision of Judge Hill is a singular
one, but we presume he is acting under
instructions" There is no sense or
Justice in exacting from the younger
members of the legal profession, a
test not required of the Older. But it
is one of the consistences Of the times.
Here is what the Examiner says:
The Judge announced that all At
torneys who had been admitted to
practice in the Federal Court before
the war, would be regarded as compe
tent to practice in il now, without fur
Their qualification; but that all other
Attorneys desiring to appear before
the Court, must take the test oath.
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JACKSON STOVE DEPOT,
At Col r A. Smiths late Stand
wISHART s. STRAU S s,


Tin, Copper and sheet From Ware.
ID OOFING and gutterng done at shortest notice,
IL the most approved stye, and On reasonable
terms.
Always on hand-TIN WARE. JAPAN WARE,
Household Family Goods at wholesale and retail,
which propose to sell at New orleans and st.
Louis prices.
Our arrangements with frstclass Southern and
Western houses, are now complete. We can furnish
any thing in our line low any other establish
ment in our trade
We keep constantly full supply of TINNERS
MATERIAL which offer to The trade at regular
wholesale prices.
Our STOVES are of the best pattern, and made
expressly for the southern market and our whole
stock has been carefully selected and laid in since
the decline prices, and determined TO give
our customers the benefit thereof
We also fully prepared to manufacture Smoke
stacks Escape Steam Pipes, and all and any work
in our line connected with Steam Mills
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to. JelOd'y.
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DIR, Cheever, in his sermon in New
York on Sunday, referring to the
President said; You have the pow
er with God that may sweep him from
the place of power" Several mem
bers of the congregation arose and left
the place when this sentence was pro
nounced.
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-14

Macon papers are terribly distress
ed, because an old merchant of that
city shared his umbrella with muld
to during rain storm the other dag.
The woman was formerly his slave.