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sudhnIy attacked him when he preatncd ior e.a..
time this infected atmosphere He WIS on those oc.
casious compelled suspend his work FOR an hour and
70 breathe the open air In the garden OF the laboratory
and happened. 10 him 10 be obliged TO Keep ILLS
room couple OF days in consequence oil ms having
remained long under the influence OF these sulphur
ated gases either owing TO his unwiilngness to inter
rupt important alton, or because on That day In
onseque of particular tendency. his stomach de-
iaycd 10 Indicate 70 hun the presence OF hurtful gas
send you this, requesting you 10 publish u because
think that the dcah Of the woman referred I'd u 10 ne
attributed her mprudence and that Ne cramps In the
stomach which accompanied her death arc TO be ascrbcd
20 the action Of the which she had 50 long respred
rather attack OF cholera which would not have
failed Indicate its presence otherwise than by an ioia
<ed case The above facts WILL think, tend 10 convince
people that they wrong TO lake alarm so promptly AZ
ACCIDENTS the results Of which would appear perfectly
natural IL they not aboring under such ap
s,rchension Of this pest. am SIR, SC, Sci
H. CUPPER
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
The statement going the rounds OF the press in refer
the circumstances attendant upon the death OF
my wife Mrs jenkins o. cholera are In many respects
rroneo and until the real facts OF the case arc made
apparent respectfully request asuspension OF public
opinion BERNARD JENKINS
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THE DIAMoND cnoes.
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A TALx oF AlreicaS SoUsyr.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD

), WILLIAM BARNET PuLnIrs.
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The interesting story of "Rousps WIN a 'yxr'"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12


lie Ae,ho3I-Is 81 the vernon" State
Conference raised Ssib5 FOR missions,
being q gain OF Sl,l9o o" i1e previous
I Year
Tie Burlington free Pres estimates
I Collector Capp's pequi-itrs iron the rev
eHues 90 $4,000 per year, which with IHs
salary oug't TO aa9,d h'm comfortable
living.
Iha Bap it Society ST urjleboro ave
about to build % ncn Church, and Slj,u
aaRa Already beet sal.a bed ior dat pur-
ue.
4 distressing .,-ys.., occurred ia 81
A....s ~. II d,. iar.p,sg Na. R.tt
egs. d. Nm. i'm. ber. III fas Freeman, u.use.
pa,,nd H.,..sg.. al ina . .t,,e win !.
building Rre. The gamc cauqbtthe aa-
Id 20 tba cap, which exploded, aud sMura-
ted hor dre., ani lbe Globe. OF her chill
lfen. he oldest tao years Old. She
spran. 10 the door. Iaea returned for her
children, caught nne OF them aud ran
down s'alrs Iuto llv street, tn'eop,d in
hamas. She ro.i'd Htoa the gtoaad 10
eSiiasnita inem, 1u' ~ vain \ crowd
Collected, anu 'hr b"rhh9 garments were
hh"l'l stripped from her bat not n'I her
he'a' lace and "hoe u'd} we're tNrr'Oil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

The hls.i,sippi Iul <, pimlyd at Co.
lambus, MISS, says The freedmen mel
s., The mayors office. Thursday mgbt, to
organize a fire company amo z themselves
Ism example ur ihe white people TO iol-
low. lti>a satire npou oui aaot Of pub.
iic sHr.t"
Recently at Denver, Colorado, three men
were luel lor murder L. the case oflwo
% lhe accused lhe mty con d not agree,
standing eight tor conviction 80 four Ior ae-
qsHM tar oae hundred hunr,, ana VI.
dtci If guilty uas only obtained ~ dis
graceful eAPelieu5. ahs,U Nhgh was by
putting twelve votes ct gH5 and twelve
Lanss in box 90 be drawn irom--lhe
majority ii dfsai 2 ont ta. lye 10 decide
the ials nflte accoscd. The drawing was
made. au8 che result was simply eahg woes
81 sulIiy aad onr blanks jaaas tue mat
ief #eod u,h tbe jury aud up9u ihis
seriH 81 guilty ws- ia 3ed pa, and sen
teHge passed llsE lhr accused should be
buged on Mas 24,h.
I Investigating COMMITTEE :, Mem
Hl tnd lha atse.s Na laulfd Igmri
crimes sers prrpet Hed altataiao. Gb4te.
ea napf ,hru by goHee aai other
eF 8atH1Ities, sHcaaus muri r. rape
arson. burg rs !. bigHwas robbery. main.
+ g.. & Tie "a als, as.k sh
.tfsrf, Iu u.-H dAs, aH4 - msH hs- be-
arrested
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Ntw aoBfrttstmtnts.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
~ F
& LAD a NlltE & TT anT tIulua,
E Has
@Fru&lsis i4iusis fea uHh 90 nns Fsartsa a.
s.sa uraaFifal hazfaslHes
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asatr. ffaaaa peerless ~
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Lad ~ bLi-iitNG 60, - FaaaiE Haaaa. B1s-
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SEU ENGLAND
VI Reton Cash assets, May /, 1865, 81 900, zoo.
Z PiRFir INITIAL C0HpANf.

lhs Is without question the Cheapest, Best and
oaieSi Llle Insurance Company In this Count -
See ! ~ 9unual Report OF the Massachusetts Insu.
rance Commissioner,
Hon Elmr Wright In his 10th annual report 70.
ieTing s,the rtBtEf nufuAL companies a. the
safest aa7 Test companies saws further in regard 10
the Note system These notes IN the aggregate
compose about a2l per cent, Of the entire Premium
revenue O All The companies reported on by rs =
lhey do not IN the case Of any company equal the
net value OF all Us policies. And probably die note.
Of 20 individual polcy-hoIder exceed the net value
oil ~ policy and accrued surplus. This being tfpk
as the notes always bring six or seven per cent H.
terest,
They are me SqttH po'si6e iimestmeat ~ he tow
FaRg and hey compose q pgrt Of ~ taa
q "t'th Ne policy holders saaaoi
be rcb5ed By o3g Ff5tc
nitsmaaagtmeG
No policy in this Conipaay forfeited bv re- ion
OF non payment Of premium at laa tmo IL i due,
agreeably to 4 Massachusetts, Jaw passed IN lssl.
None bu, Massachusetts companies oner tfs In
ducemcnt.
No Company in the void equally protects atory
policy holder.
DIJIDENS PILD ANNUALLt
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FOLDING IND POCKET LANTERNS

Safe and cqnyeuief'f Sac ixr 81 cigar ease only
Folded and uBftidol na taiuklng To farmer, sporis
men, and persons living % the country they arc nvals
ushle Everybody should have ono. For sale D,
Creckev and Hardware Dgalers everywhere, and at
wholesale hy
WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS,
Wholesale ii1alcr 10 Ware. M Mix st Boston
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Ora Snap8 raNs- Il hraaNfai stz b
last ettr3tg. vhen tis ght san mAs settling q
rays upoo oaf rss'trD titls aud mountains, ta
hook dQwh ,aigagh car tFosl village afeaue and
scs tbe green ana frcshness 81 var eims aui ua-
PIES. Ahes . ene sessaa q rain aitl s6owers.af
hAsart respgt4, te tae bless5ag 10 llm, HAo a
,hc miAst 81 afyltg wlu.ls 4ad sg.ng dasis ''eer.
tsesh the Aesseas siaa tae elaais, patsreth ,lae
eaFth trou bis chambers. mskE'h i so Nih
hostrs SD t.esssiA sass zpfia 4iag tAefel Az
be ths trees e 'he soals ar8 a.l sal fH.4ge
seraeSr rsspaud gh4s sytaly g ibe ts.a Il bsa,
D.. ard POI 81 'lrs oe4al'al rete. ~ q d ae
nee le8g eHeat Il tbs ssiaps. tas s4.rea.s
Frsss,. isi nan a'sa leafu sts8a y
. hs res ga, asfaa3 rr - aUtE
Ercsr. g.ss ana thaals
Nsaaas. 8oss ltth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

BEaaba saeet ~ l8a. tsUeeas &
|Aso'g Pest. has reefats sss v ieu-
sod shpst hell cess 3 iapa H.aae.
j.. w. Thy stt saHefF fF sz aas 'eaeiy
"a srs desp altees fhes ne Is
l. essea Aaa hFen hsfssa#as ssa
c. aBs zee Y ssaeraas ,soe1s aal 81
i saamplt sas agfeft te hefs
EGNAFEGsu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

Pas j. rkst4g gAs etaH sssH Mf
s,elt \ tbaa, Pa#so AS eaffs 3esitag-
- hv - tAe s~sytns g gaf -aih va.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-12

foE lU--It viii he scyn IS "a aiyrlIsemeHt
ia another JgIu o taaf Dr.. EIsen oilers tgr -alca
ape fesideaga aui other real estate
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STATE NEWS

Read tbe aer advertisements in io.dly's parcr
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ACCIDENTAL ms. COMPANY

Having Issued, during taa as, ares months,
Policies 70 tie amount of
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-20
MEDICAL.
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
p r E p A r A TON S.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT, so celebrated an
having had for the last twenty-five years in the
treatment of
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-20
sERvANTIEUR's COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Bearberry,


Preuared according to experienced Physicians
views for all diseases of the Kidneys Bladder Pros
trate Gland and Urethra-whether acute or chronic
Affecting male or female. Fer retention and non
retention of Urine, imperfect and deranged secre-
ton of the Kidneys. producing thick or milky
urine deposit of sediments, gravel weak PACK,
especially when aarising from excesses effects OF
early indiscretion, habits Of dissipation, elect,
Laucorrhaa wakefulness, paid countenance, evli
forebodings, &c. This preparation is compound
of Cubebs, Juniper Berries, Buehu, Pipsissaway
and Matico in a concentrated form. Ask your
Physician about it. Price large bottles only 81 co.
Our other preparations which are prepared with
equal ability and skill may be relied upon in all
cases where such remedies are required, are as
fellows: - 4sy
- Dromgoole q Co.'S Lung Balsam.
DR. Dromg0ole's Red Diarrh9a Remedy. assil
Dromgoole & Co.'S Dysentery Compound.
Sevanfieur's Phioridzene Stomach Bitters.
De La Rockies Pile Salve.
= DR. J. Parham's Indian Salve. -.
Dromgoole g. Co.'S Vegetable Antibilious Pills
De Ia Rockies Liver Pills. q
= Or r. Parham's Eye Water -.
fall On our Agent procure circular and read H.
T5sFor sale by Druggists and Merchanta9 G 8
~ II p DROMG00LE & CO.; Proprietors,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
4l2 Main St, Memphis, Tenn
BUtK BAIEY CO. are Agents for Jackson, Miss
hoSD1' Aio mayl4d&wsm
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-20
JACKSON.
Stevens g. HUI ghes'
] a ckson Foundry,
MACHINE SHOP.

WE are now prepared to fill all orders for
Castings OF every description, together with
Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Grist Mills and
Mill Gearings-in fact, everything connected
with the Foundry and Machine business
Particular attention given TO repairing all
kinds Of Machinery, such as
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-20
WOODVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

vJvHIS Institution is located at woOdyille wilkin
Il sOn county, Miss, and Is accessible from the
Mississippi river by the East Felciana railroad %
miles from Bayou Sara. 1t possesses .eommodious
hniidings ample forest grounds and superior social
snTroupdinps. It il organized by the Trustees un-
der the superintendence of the undersigned, ON a
Ssro,, ~ rolleoiate basis The system of instruc-
ton aims at severe drillingin the elementaries, and
exactness and thoroughness in every branch. Inc
study Of the English Language u carried Sey0nSS
are reanired for graduation. None but competent
teachers are employed As much OF home Y anora l,
cd TO young ladies' as the discipline Of scnoo. VII
allow. Rooms are newly furnished two occupants
TO each room Pupils are not taken Tor q shorter
time than he rants session.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-20
TRUST SALE.

kEAS, Richard o. Edwards and Rebecca
Edwards, his WIFE, did heretofore execute
Dds in Trust in favor of Coleman, BrttOn
ers, to secure the payment of certain notes,
&c, II eTein July described, the first OF
eed= in Trust is dated the l4th day of May,
second is dated the oath of December, l-59
thlrd is dated the 2Sth day of March, 1860,
(Which Deeds, William Hardeman was ap-
Irustee and whereas, Richard o. Edwards
"a 9Th day of March, 1861, execute another
l'rust to Coleman, Britton and Withers, to
e flal notes, accounts &c therein mention
escrit ell, in which William Hardeman, and
Whaley were appointed Trustees, all of
pr Deedi in Trust have been duly recorded
fObate Clerks office of Kinds county, Missis
% whereas, the said William Hardeman
#ard Whaley have both departed this life
7pid Trusts unexecuted, and the uDdersign-
p Bell, has been duly and legally appointed
'fltuted Trustee in all of id Deeds in Trust.
Peas by the terms Of said Deed in Trust,
8 AEch 2sth, 1860 special power to appoint
trustee was conferred ON Coleman, BriftOn.
lhers or either of them, and in pursuance of
4Drity, said Coleman, Britton and Withers
u. Withers did by deeds, dated June list,
10Th of which Deeds, said R. o. Edwards
ppOint and substitute Joseph Bell as Trus-
~ Deed in Trust, in the place Of William
ID deceased
Nberefore, 1, Joseph Bell, Trustee, as afore-
Per and by virtue of the authority in me
said appointments and substitutiOns and
luest of Coleman, BFittOn and Withers will
ey the 2lst day of July, 1866, prOceede to
bile auction in front of the Capitol in the
NAcksOn, Mississippi, within the hours pre-
81 law, to the highest bidder, for Cash, in
following described lands situated in
ennty, mississippi, or a sufficiency thereof
the indebtedness described in said last two
q Trust that yet remains due and unpaid,
w / and w. i S. L. t, section 81,
eres in w. / S. w. t sec. %; N. S.
s. W. of S. E. I and S. / E. of
and N. ] L. ! of S. w. / and w. S.
c.G. Z. is. E. t and w. !, S. Z. l.,
/, and Z !, N. w. 1 sec. %, and II
n. +. corner sec. 30. N. E. sec. 81.
and w. N. w. I and N. 1 E. / of N.
+. y. n. W. / and N. ! s. E: I and
Of n Z. t and Z !, N E sec 80, W 4&
E I and N / w tOf N 4 t, and "a
N end of S I W of N Z t and 80
the N end n I + / ofN Z I sec. "a.
M L S w I sec. % and 90 acres in
ec. d, and ~ acres in s end of w l
be IS, s ! w ofN E t and s I E of
zee 35; all being in 7, 6, R. 4 W.
5 w I and w l s E and w / N Z t
OfN w I and N ! f l of N + I sec. 3
K. 4 w, all containing 1888 acres
less. lf,ia
that lot or parcel of ground in the city of
State of Miss. bounded on the North by
treet on the West by the Southern Rail
the South by Pearl street and on tie East
pt belonging TO the Estate of P. Mullaly,
containing about three acres, more or less.
Onvey to the purchaser or purchasers only
as is vested Fl me as Trustee.
TEL JOSEPH BELL, Trustee
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TINGEs THE PALE CHEEK
DE LA ROCKIES
G III IL KIN G !.

never falling Remedy for all forms of Chills,
Chills and Fever, Dumb Chills, Intermittent, Re-
mittent and Bilious Fever, Periodical Headache,
Neuralgia, pain and aching of the joints and limbs
general debility, cold chilly sensations and all COM
plants of malarious origin. Produces no unpleas-
ant feelings about the head be administered to
infants and can be relied upon in the longest stand
ing cases to be found and the cure is permanent.
Call and look at IL. E. -.t .ss. 4
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IHE DAILY CLARION And STANDARD

WAvERLY HoTEL.-The many friends
u Mrs Grant, in Mississippi, will see by
her card in another column that she is still
repaired to entertain the travelling public.
i the Waverly, corner Camp and Poydras
reets, New Orleans Mrs. q. is one of those
|kcellent ladies that makes guest feel Eat
|pme" Her house is centrally located, the
BE is excellent, and the terms very mod
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-20

rMMERvILLE INsTITUTE.-We ask
II attention to the circular of Professor
;. Gathright, Principal and Proprietor
lis hourishing Boarding School for boys
young men. It's fourteenth annual ses-
will commence the first day of October
with full corps of the very best teach
And with every facility for imparting a
pugh, practical and finished education.
are pleased to learn from Mr.. Gath
that the term of his School which
J on the Both inst, is the most prosper
ind useful known i'll its history, success
it has always been. The charges for
and tuition is very reasonable. All
.may wish to enter for the next term
" make early application. III rs
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KNAPP ~ HUFFMAN-Dr. Jno. W.
naman, of Summit, has, we learn, become
sociated with DIR. c, S. Knapp, ST this city,
the practice of dentistry. We are pleased
have such an accession to our communi-
The Doctor il one of the cleverest of
htlcmen, and is thoroughly skilled in his
btrssion.
D. Knapp left yesterday evening with
family for tour North to recuperate his
blth, now very feeble. In the meantime,
Huffman will be found in the office
bly, to plug, extract, or insert teeth in the
n style Of the dental art.
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DE LA L0OKE'S

Being happy combination of Stiliingia, Yellow
Dock, Sarsaparilla, Burdock and 1odide of Potash,
for ali impurities Of the blood, skin diseases and
eruptions Scrofula, Rheumatsm Syphilis in all its
varied forms and stages, Camp Itch, letter, Scald
head, Glandular swellings and Tumors, Boils,
Ulcers Old Sores, Botches and Pimples on the face
eases requiring Alternative treatment. Price 81 so
per bottle. r. .rfa ily
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TO INVALIDS. lA
PLEASANT WATERING PLACE.

PLEASANT WATERING PAACE.
Iastalian Springs, 3 miles from Durant sta
Miss. Central X. p. The Building having
oroughly renovated, we are now prepared
We few invalids. To persons enfeebled
fase, Dyspepstics and for Ulcers, weak
TINS water has been highly recommend
tard $50 per month
arrangement does not interfere with the
The departments will be separate. Board
fents $f5 per month For further informa.
Ply to CHAS. H. DOBBS,
If Ei ri Dmrant Miss.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
MRS. wINsLow,s mysr1c M,

MRS. WINSLOw's MYSTIC PILLS
Ar prepared only for a legitimate purpose, sud
are the only safe aud effective Medicine for al tb,e
painful and dangerous disorders to which the Fee
male constituhon Is subject.
They are the only Genuine Female PuIs
Extant.
NO article Of medicine Intended for the exclusive
use OF Femal's :, that has made its appearance
ha' met with sue universal favor as MRS WINS
LOWS MYSTIC PILLS
N" disease Is 80 little understood and conse
so badly treatel, a. female diseases. These Puis
are the result Of much study careful expericnce
In all VARIETIES OF female mpaints and ia all cases
OF irregularities suppression, leueorrha or whites
- ~-~a naav he relied on -
ny thetr In vtgorating Properriss ,h. s..-.,
ulgrshon is improved, the hus OF health Il ra, anu
10 the cheeks. weakness of the spine and Limbs rel
feved' ant all 'hs indications of Ner vous Debility
removed No maiden wife mother sh, Md he
without the MYSTIC PILLS "
Try y em, and te convinced that they are the
Lsdy's Friend " ~
Price 81 per box, or 3 boxes I. So srror sale nv
all druggists. y
JAMES CONCEAL,
,,,,e Wholesale Agents,
MAY 'uoh NEW ORL E4NS
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1864

RATS versus BIRDS. Whoever engage in shoot
ing small birds Is cruel man; whoever aids in ex
terminating rats is a beRefaeior. We ssou!d like
some give the benefit of their experience in
driving out these pests. something b. sides
dogs, cats and traps for this business Scientific
American Y.
Eg See "Cosfar's' advertissme above
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Ne"dings of the Board Of Mayor md
4 ldermen Of the City Of jackson

~ edings Of the Board of Mayor mud
Aldermen Of the City OF jackson.
MAYoE's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
18th June, 1866.
2 a regular meeting of the Board. this
nresent His Hon. d. n Barrows, Mayor;
men Boyd, Virden, Nelson and Tapley
~ Board having been called to order.
3inutes of the last meeting were read
approved ~.
N4 Committee on Streets made their re-
I'D regard to the petition of Messrs. Man
% Dickson, inspectors of the Peniten-
|Fs praying to have that portion of Con
= Street, Immediately west of the Peni-
10y, closed; which report was, on mo-
4 IS Alderman Boyd, received and agreed
nd ordered to be filed
of +. NJ. Yergcr, and others,
reNnrd to distractions and nuisances on
81 Street was, on motion of Alderman
received and referred to the Com
on Streets
petitions of Mr. Angelo Miazza,
Spengler IL Rohrbecker, and Mr..
lei, for license to sell by retail vinOus
|rituous liquors, were, on motion, re-
and ordered to be laid over one
a. DUPLICATION of Professor Jukes to have
aMpunt Of his license for uAhib1tIug, re-
sHN was refused
h Committee on Claims, reported the
aWpg accounts correct, and recommend
warrants he issued for them, which
PAS received and agreed to, viz:
Hardy, work at City Hall, Sl3 IS
Taylor Z" 20 90
@ety on streets, lao 90
kaplcy 81 mt ferry, 20 90
Rnagh, burying pauper and fill
NJ soldiers graves, &c. 81 %
ption the Board adjourned.
ID. n, BARROWS. Mayor.
a. SNrYTHE, City Clerk.
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IVINSON A. GILBERT.


ndersigned offers for sale his excellent
ranged Tan Yard, near Carr0llt0n, in-
TWO and One-half acres, good shelters,
about !, 100 pieces Of leather in tan;
o. first rate up4and, three miles
~ nom Carrollton, on the Walden
acres in cultivation, good springs
and well timbered. He win sell,
aud implements; Possession given
ely. Titles perfect. Il u
an. JAS. B. ROZELL.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
- AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON

/. Thos T. Swami, Auditor Of Public Accounts,
of the State of Mississippi do hereby certify that
Hartford Conn. has complied with the Act entitled
an "Act to regulate Agencies of Foreign Insurance
Companies" approved January Hst, ls9I and IN
hereby authorize ID. N. Barrows, Agent for said
COMPANY at jackson, in the county of Kinds, to
transact business of Insurance in this state, until
the first day of March 1857
-. Given under my hand and seal of Office, at
lis the city of jackson, this 30th day OF May,
'-.--' A. ID. le66 er
THOS. T. SWAMI,
) ieI6d3w. ID Auditor of Public Accounts.
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State Of -COnnec tfcH a.
County of Hartford. 81
HARTFORD, 18th May, 1866.
Personally appeared IamesG Rattsrnu, President
and Rodney Dennis Secretary, If The Travellers
Insurance Company, and severally made oath that
the above statement by them subscribed is true.
cOrding to their best knowledge and belief
set Before me, LE il. t-l
T., CHAS, Z. WILSON,
Notary Public
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For Sale,

VNHE north quarter of five acre lot, No. >,
IL north. in the city Jackson, opposite the
residence of DIR. c. 5. Knapp, with the i'm
provements thereon.
For terms, &C., enquire of
G. a. BROUGHER,
je10dlm. Sec'y of State.