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|BlTTgEs ARE PREPARED in PURE
+ Wh.-k..v from "a combination of over twenty
b. 0t raaf-. btrRs and herbs which act IN
,-r, ur.. with the other, prepared from the
|fuuIa ziyan by the great chief Red Jachst'
i s. who u<.l them successfully 10 his prac
I Iy years. and by their use gained 80 great
/ n tho treatment and cure of Dyspepsia
i Raint, CONSTIPATION, Sick and Nervous heia-
b. au1 4cue. and all diseases arising lTuiu
b and Indigestion Persons snherih- from
ar-e Ioathsone diseases will find cure by me
b Biti-rs, which are perfectly pure ana iIeS
use drugs aud poisons usually put mp ID 7%neo %
b. su5 pslmsd OF on an uususpecting Puu'tC'
b. wiU convince the most skcpucu tuat ln
JACEEr there p virtue that 10 otiie'
|esess
|eusthrri and invIgorate the system.
+ uuequalled for general debility
+ q cure for Dyspepsia
p good and healthy appetite
p; digestion.
|lly tue breath and aci,iity Of the stomach
|Fe Darrhuea and Cholera Morbus.
4 AL sutilote 70 change Of water aud diet'
h ,as best stimulaut ia existence.
h preventive Of Fever and AgCe.
|ig's Constipation.
b. Nervous Headache.
h perfectly pure aud Palatahle.
|huiue RED JACKET HITTERs are only sold
lu}tles; aeycr by the gallon, quart OF pint.
i guT private Government stamp Is unbroken
coTk
/ all druggists and dealers throughout the
Red Jacket. aud take no other.
b 10 the tnele supplied on application.
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FnE MAaIMOTEE SALOON,
5g I6,4 the Jones House, Afe idian, i-sisslppi,
tasSY rs r PA TNE PYeprietcrs. constaI1 y " VI
Aprillfd6m.
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JACKSON.
Machine Factory. JacEvo. M

Machine Factory, jackson, Mis-.
w w. HARDY has now in oper,ti,,, ,,,,,-
w and Splendid Machinery Most com
plete ever put up in this City.
SASHES, BLINDS, DOORS.
And all other work manufactured at the short.
e>t notice with ncatness and dispatch
Dressing. Tongued and Grooved Flooring,
Ceiling Misunderstanding Shelving, &c.
Burweps Metal Casket, Black Walnut anu
all other kinds of wood collins.
He i now prepared 20 do any description
Of work in the shortest time and ON the most
! reasonable terms DIV
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DR Il. T.. CARTER,

r.,ENDERS his Professional Services to the el'l
20 seHR Resiicnce opposite CamPbellite Ohurch'
House formerly occupied by Mrs Gulon-
Office at NJ S. Craft a Co.'S drug store'
Fed 2Idtf
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are supposed TO be cheaper
j y r. NJ s :

II l. n VI -
a annual session, S9O
Il vrr.l-- Hall, per month lo
II nri.fr, .' from 80 to -
sfrrui~huI. q fee of 10
4. +5a Use uf rooms, but students
i. .;- own furniture.
IN be- procured in oxford.
briuj-trv and Law will be
Sdv early next fall. Appiica-
IL. welt supported by teatimo-
b. Department will be con-
En-. lui young meu will re-
n only jn Mathematics, Latin
j rrer6rg to entering the Fresh
Il. standard Of admission into
is not lowered, however.
!. G,T Justified in recommending
IN ts uarrut~ and @Uardians-tht
4 composed OF men of ability,
T,bfu ruI Of integrity Of charac-
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w. q. YERGER
NUGENT s. YERGER,

a TTORNEYS AT LAW. GREEN VILE
n MISS Practice in the Courts of 1unlca'
Coahoma. Bolivar, Washington and lssaquena
Counties and attend to the Sale, Purchase ana
Leasing of Plantations, and payment of Taxes
seD26dlV.
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Il DIR. STRICKLAND'S

i warranted TO be only preparation known
10 cure Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whoonipg Cough. Chronic Coughs. Censuinp-
tion. bronchitis and Group. Being prepared
from Honey and Herbs. 10 T. healing. soften
ing. and expectorating. and particularly suit
able for all affections OF the Throat and Lungs,
For sale by all Druggists everywhere.
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HUMPHREYS

NOW ROpATHIC sPE CEFICs.
HAVB proved, from the most ample eEgeIlel'o IA "a
I'll entire success. e-Prompt-Efhcient, ana
Reliable. Taey are the only Medicines perlectlE
adapt O. popular use-so simple teat mlStaAes SAa 80
not he made in using them harmless IS TO pc tree
from danger and efficient to be always rehaoi1'
They ha We raised the highest commenaAtion from 3
and will always render satisfaction 60,
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s, WEYER,

State Street, Cheapside,
JACKS SON. MISS S ? 2
OFFERS for sale a ane assortment Of Toys, Dolls.
~ knives r ish Hooks Croekery Tin-wAre and
great variety Of fancy goods April iVd"lh
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ECEIVING G., FORWARDING, AND
III General Commission Merchant, and Deal
/ in GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
/ Marble Yard Building, State St, Jackson, Miss
/ rf-Cotton Stored, Weighed and shipped, III
| Ample Facilities for storing all kinds OF
! Ali kinds of Goods solicited on Consignment
my5-ly
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NOTICE

,x,rfs nersigsed having established Bote for the
/ i ommodation OF the puDhe AZ inc SunSlloi. I
~ Al aersnt Railroads at Jackson Miss, Is prepared
/ f~-aish meals at AT hours for the passengers who
:. 40 ar-ive on the respectise He viii alWay }
| deavsr 10 furnish The best the market affords and
/ solieits their patronage
/ The Publie's Obt Seryt 49, - ,
| rnh2Tdtiau JOHN NbLcON' FfePiiot"l
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H,TU ANNUAL SESSION
f,bi. En-fitution
Il oath of Sept, Next.

after the war. 1913 students
U,rmitarics viii Dcrepaircd,
no1atr % greater number II
.nG Philosophical Apparatus
] Institution are new and en-
oIeru Improvements, and in
gpa-ri 20 he cNccllcd ON the
collection Of shells and Min
4 5miratiou If visitors and per-
4 Isr IHn south or " est.
for acquiring a thorough
rel fu this Institution. 1t i
- country amidst a moral
wugatts. and i, accessible by
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'' JAMES CONCEAL,

Wholesale A gent for the South
CE Sold by ailDruggists. mh2S"lS-
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.. w. CONVICTION,
IL L. ERARGROV

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Raymond, Miss.
OFFICE-Professiona Row, No. 4. au22dtf'
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ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire Department.
SHIP REFUGE, NEW ORLEANS, July T. 1889.

Fl. Fass1aaur, Esq orleans Cotton Press
ss,p In anuar last received from your Press I07'
bales of cotton of which about 1000 we're Ieooin y
pressed and bound with your new llVl ~. - -
car safely affirm that the cotton 50 bouh" was 70
ceived in be tier order than it generaiiS c"i ~
the Presses that il slowed better, ana ehapieu 'n'
shfp to carry more than any previous % 90 :.
The cotton when discharged from tbe aiIP l Il
Iiverpool was in bette orde- than the rePe eenno
cotton it is highly preferable Tor gI.na o'G' f
II Is We'll known by practical that damp. ess WI
ROT tho rope bound. I confidently recoulheIs 4
,-our sTron Tie as took this lot for an exeI ~
and carefully watched it both in ioaothg an"
charging ,,a..F,1Iv
am on IouN HOWARD Master.
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p RT-IIARD. A. NJ. NELSON. ii. D. sliA"
yH.RD. NEf.xON s. SHAW,

a 1rvrnRNEYS AND COUNSElLORSA Al
8 = " is1i'-> Z Carrolton, Miss,
Iii nrartice in the Tenth Judicial District
TERMS OF COURT.
Calhoun, I'd Monday of March ana :.
Choctaw, 4th -, >,,.,r,,- N,eI & Sent.
Carroll, ID M'nd'y after I ith VI iiu =. :.
Nalobusha, 9th : M 4Iil :
Tallahatchie, Sth 4tn :. :.
Sunlower, 9th : 4th
July II, 1856 dly
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F,SSNANN'S PATENT IRON TIES!!

rv,HE above Gu. represents three , ol ano I
/ Button ard ti.Tee Oft the Buckle lie as ines up
pea Ill a bale of cotton. .;.t +,vo
The noon for the button is punched with Win - ~
holes at one end and fifteen at thr other ne s nu
has only to be drawn tight. the holes IN the t"o e
20 I,s bIouoht togetber-the two hole END on VP
ia tba hutton inserted One button viii answer
but il is better to insert two -, -, :. e,s
tened 10 one section of the Buckle the oinet emu
inserted in the other section. and SIMPLY S u
tbrough it under the other end "a long a9 lIe - -
any slack A bite on the buckle holds II secueS -
to its place . ,rd cut in
The hoOr are painted 10 prevent rust anu anu = -
enr+hs nf 10 le4 and feet Ten feet are most
eraIlv used but lOt and II are sometimes ~
/ for large bales. The buckles are ta7'em'r i - e. '
hoops the buttons will be put up IN smail DoAoo'
The Wciobt is about 10 Pounds to the Bale o
I Cotton.
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JACKSON STOVE DEPOT.
{ At Col. Il. a. Smiths late Stand
WIS HART g. STRAU S S,
rir. Copncr nnd sheel Iror w

tin, Copper and sheet Eror Wnrc-
ID DOPING and guttcring done at shortest notice,
II the most approved stye, and on reasonable
terms.
Always on hand-TIN WARE JAPAN WARE,
Household Family Goods, at wholesale and retail,
which We propose 10 sell At New Orleans and ST.
F Louis prices
Our arrangements with drstclass Southern auJl
Western honses, now complete. Wee furnish
any thing in line as low any other establish
Z urs
We keep constantly fun supply OF ilNNEkS =
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 cur whole
stock has been carefully selected and laid in since
/ tbe decline ia prices and determined 70 give
I our customers tho benefit thereof.
: We also tuIy prepared To manufacture SIpoke-
{ stacks Escape steam Pipes and all and any Work
in our line connected with Steam Wills.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to. lelodiA.
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The name of the Company i the 8 southern
Life, Insurance Company" and l. located Mem
pbiS Tennessee.
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ANG E LLo'S
Billiard Saloon and Bar-Room'
Next door south of the First National Bank,
JACKSON, MISS.
UNdE UNDERSIGNED. having fitted up, at
Il heavy expense, a tirSt-claSs
BAR ROOM AND BILLIARD SALOON.
respectfully invites his old friends and the
public generally To give him a call
The Bar Room will always be furnished with
the very best liquors, both foreign aud uomeS-
tic. and viii be served 10y accomplished gentle
men of the BAR in any style desired.
CHOICE WINES AND BRANDIES,
LEMONS AND ICE,
will be furnished at all times for medicinal
purposes
THE BILLIARD SALOON
Is one of the most complete establishments OF
the kind in the South, the room being eighty by
tifty-three feet, and fourteen high, well vcutil-
ated, and in every respect arranged for the con-
venience and comfort of patrons, who will hnd
/ five of the
CELEBRATED DECKER TABLES,
/ upou which to exercise their skill in ''the de-
/ lightful game Of billiards.
/ my2-U n. MIAHHA.
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c.Trs DEMERITT < CO.,

GATES. DEMERITT a. CO.,
ruoIESAIF DEALERS IN BOOTS,
w shoes and Brogans. No los Grayier
street near Magazine street,
NEW ORLE Ne
a ABERDEEN. Miss aug26dtf
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NEW ORLEANS.

% 2O.,....ST. CHARLES ST.-....'---'''''"-0
.E-ctc Orleans, La.
rscsived bv the late arrivals large Stock OF
Fre.h an New DRUGS In additisn to tne iIse -.
soTtnent on hand, am preparel 70 supply ne me
large and increasing wants OF the DktI ih<ADh
SOUTH .,ock
Acids, all kinds, Alcohol.
PsIsa,n Conabia Ammonia, Carbonate,
Blue Mass, Day KUN:
Rorax Blue VitTiOl,
Calomel Birthstone,
Can+boradies Castor Oil.
Gfior;da lime. Chalk, red and white,
Concentrated Lye, Chloroform,
Cream Tartar, COpperas,
InJ;lro Cutie Fish Bone,
Isinglass, LPecao'
Licorice, Jalap'
Root, Lunar Caustic'
Madden, Mace
Manpa Magnesa,
Musk, morphine
Nutmegs, opium
/ Quicksilver, minnie
| Rotten stone, Rochelle Salts,
/ SuInbnr Pumice Stone,
Tannin, Syringes,
EPSON Salts, Iurpentlne,
/ Ether, Nitric FFF, Emery Flour
I Sulnburic Emery = and ;,
! GamIore. Extracts, solid IL Il aid
/ C;IauheT Salts. Flax Seed,
/ Gum Arabic, Sro"nu'
BenzOn, p'"SOi' ~.
I" Shellack, Gum AsS'lIGul'''' @
Myrrh, GaihPh"l,
GIvcerine Tragaeanth.
Hons Glue,
oil Beroamot. Herbs, fresh
4" Cod Liver, white, On Anlse'
/ dark, " Cinnamon,
- Olive, pts aud q rts Croton'
a. Sassafras " Lemon,
Pepner black q" Peppermint,
Potash Cblorate " Wintergreen,
Putty, Pepper CaSel,io'
Saltnetre. POtassa, Iodide,
SIENNA Rhubarb,
Soap, CASTLE, Saleratns' ~,
Sium Soda, Bicarbonate,
Soda Sal, Nhite WAY
Varnish White Lead
PER merry.
Fancy Goods, Stationery
! Combs Brushes,
Cologne Handkerchief extract
Pomades Flavoring,
| Toilet Articles Putfs Il Powder Boxe
SOaps,plain and fancy Patent Medlcihes,etc
. We welcome TO oar columns again our oid trleno
DR. Humphreys. and his specific H"mopStle nene nrs
dies We have known the Decor toI many ye1i'
and know bin as a conscientious Christian geptieinsn
and an accomp plisSed hysieian- we nave useu "a =,
Specific ourselves and they are used t2tenslVei
among friends, and free 10 say that they ar
aTItbat they claim to be-iuvaluable Family Me
cines. All who have the pleasure of DR. H. a.
ouaintance kue " that he would offer nothing TO IN
public unless it fully up to the standard OF recon
;. mendaton.
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CAIRO.
Army Records.

Army Records.
DLANKs for the prepar,atloan 9a he had on sp
- ooinPahiih ~ ihe e undersigned. The survivors s
pisNaii,en sNissspp p s in The n
oe oeryiee are earnestly requested 70 , and fair
the collection Of atelisl for Sg our g State the
Record OF FAC pan J. i. POWER,
late war, supt. Army Records
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s2o2.S73 S3 S2l6,661 3
ro,a, Assets Of the company, s2l".6cl IS
Total Liabilities,

,TF OF TENNESSEE,
County of shelby
Coo w NcCarn. President, ana ) p. D.. l9s1,,' 9,r,,
,+.,y 80 ~ of the Southern Life Insurance 1oi,i- @
,,,. I,eing Scverally sworn. depos'. ; sIlu ~,
III ,f,rb for himself SAYS. that tue I|i ~ .TTF
an, mn true and correct statement "a s,,o tl.s ~
rs ~ said Company: that the said Ins 10 i,To ,,r
|nnany is the bona fds owner oil lMo
III 'Tilonsand Dollars of actual eash capital ti
u!iirstaj in stocks and bonds or IN moFiS ~
~ ~ ,,,,incumbered real estate. worth =, p ~,
~ more than the same Is mortgages -. a, ~. !,
IN, che aboye described investments. nor 1ns any
@ lll..t thereof. are made for the beneht Oh any
pai;,;lial exercising authority or the hahSsc
s of said Company. nor for any otl,tI isaS
lileh ~ -. ,,ersons whatever; that the hor.s =.
, described have not been aSs,Sliee' nVo Ea,,,
,,,snnr released. or impaired by N.a
any i,,d hat they are the above describe
/ pasils of Of the said southern Llie insurance
! Company : w. MeCARN, President
+ B. DODDS, secretary. -
,,,s.r;bed and sworn 10 before me, -, -
isa;on,r for Mississippi. in anu LOT ,.' ~
~ SheIhy state Of Tennessee, TINS -'tli u''s
September, 1906
FRANK p. DOUGHERT1,; ,,.--
l. > Commissioner for MISS
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G.. ID. Subway,

NANUFACAURERo OF SADDLES, HAIR
NESS AND PLANTATION GEAR, AND
| DEALER IN LEATHER AND SHOE
FINDINGS.
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ENTERPRISE.
MERIDIAN.
RacSnAEE HOUSE,

BIDIAN MISS on the HILL on the Ess. ssTt
the Railroad is aiways open for ,.s IONS
efmanent Boa deTs, day and M i ;o,or Is
hg sd iiious ana improvements continually
REMEMBER
"RAGsDAAE HOUSE,
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VICKSBURG.


FENHIS Machine Is most simple and safe
Il means Of producing local anesthesia, and
j. fast growing in favor among Dentists.
We have one of these instruments, and are
now prepared to extract teeth pdflsIesSLy,
through its influence.
MILES & JONES, Dental Surgeons,
sen2S-.1m-d NicksbMTg. Miss.
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.. ST TEMENT
OF the
CONDITION OF THE
Southern Life Insurance Co.,
On the Dist day of Sept, 1866,
Made TO Auditors Otfice-State of Mississippi.
,ANIE AND LOCATION.

FirStl NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company j. the - southern
Life Insurance Company and l. located Mem
phi>. Tennessee.
Secend.l CAPITAL.
The amount Of Capital Stock is Two Hun
tred Thousand Dollars. ...,.-.
The amount of its Capital Stock pad upl
one Hundred and Seyenty-fYe Thousand
Dollars.
Third ASSETS.
Cash on hand .---.----...-. -...--. Slo,'o' oo
, Real Estate unincumbered
:. Debts due the company by mort
rage on uDincumbereu he'tl
Estate worth - per cent
more than the same l. mort
gagged for. a per vouchers, exc
accompanying .-..-. .-----
4 Debts due the Company other-
wise secured, per vouchers az
colnpauvin@. See 81 Item
! Debts due the Company lot
premiums 4, and items
below ...--.--.--
8 the Bonds and stocks Ownedby
the COMPANY per vouchers az
rompanvingN how secured ana
ratc of interest thereon, to wit;
six per cent. interest IN gold
Amount
/ Five-Twenty I. ;.
Bonds 1861 iS>ue,ln-
tcrcSt accrued from .,o
Ist May, 1866. --.- S0V,uVo w
. ,. Five Twenty l. :.
Bonds 1860 issue, IN
tercst accrued from ,oo oo
lst May, 1866 lu9'utn wv wv
? Stock Notes Secured. do'oOo w
4. Premium Notes Sc,
cured by collateral -,oot
in policies. -.....-.- o''f' 81
;. Cash in hands OF Az
ents and transmit 900 q.
siOns ..------ 49,
e. Deferred Premiums,
semi annual and ooe ot
quarterly. .-...-... 5o25 on
:. Office Furniture. -'''i ~
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SrArE OF MISSISSIPPI

sxArt OF MISSISSIPPI. IS
+ Ihomas t. swami, Auditor oi u uVt harohx
,i,nts of the State of Mississippi, do heren! ~
certify that the foregoing statement nn,,bis =, bb
Ss,,thrn fe Insurance Company OF Meihpis, .i
i9ou i.if Tennessee is truly copied from lhe
ori9ipal. now ON file in my Office. .t the
Given under my hand ana eIRctai sea-. a m. ~
citv of jackson, this first DAY Oh oc'"oo' 1A'i1
| 1856.
t3is7A04't THOS. 7. SWAMI,
J L. %. Auditor of Public Accounts
..I and travelling Agents wanted
hoea ost tba at State Of Mississippi. Apply to
throughout 9ne j. a. HEALD, FL a
aa,v General Agent, VicksDurg.
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The advantages of iron over rope TOT naE ~ ne
are now universally acknowledged IL nous S fs'
hale in a much smaller compass; Is appie1 anu Las
tened with as much facility both IN the o"ul,9 JUL
pressing and the re-compressing at tiie SD Po.' P
lessons immensely the risk from n. e i j 81 a
and its strength is not impaired oy tl5ue an. a Ia
sure as is that of rope. This last aaVahufeTS- ia,
heed strikiDgIv manifested during the VT. no' "a
sands of bales of Cotton have been iotl ~ @ 80,
ting and breaking of Rope which could nave ogen
preserved if Iron hoops had been used In II
To this it can be furnished cheaper than fope 60
! deran cement of labor in the hemp CROWNS etert
has reduced the supply of hemp u Sucn al ~ jT
AZ to cause prices to rule unpreced' ntlY hsil - -
deed suficiency for baling moderate Col'oi ''i'
cannot be relied on at any price. e . I,rga
/ | have arranged fer the importation % % " H,55e 70
ouantitv of the best English Iron, and nave nae ~
/ ARRANGEMENTS with Messrs- Chambers y l-''''As ~
the sale aud delivery of my Ties
/ The updersi gned, Fire Warden ana ire - -
tor of the New Orleans Insurance C0rpshies. 49, a.
opinion that the Iron Tie affords greater ~
aqainst loss in case of fire than the old style ~ ~
- As - T. YOUFNES, u Warden,
WIN P John ADAMS, Fire Inspector
concur in the above - o-cv1
ALFRED BELANGERt
Ex-Chief Engineer, Fire departments
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NERO CHANT L A L . K )
GAS LIGHT
JOHN MARTZ,
xyhoIesaIe and Retail Confcc toner,

state street, (Cheapside,) Jackson, Miss.
II EFPS cunyres1t se'rii inspa saa will prompt
n ly fill all orders for CANDIES, CAKES,
TOYS. FRUITS, and everything usually kept
in a tirstclass Confectionery febo-ly
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|It I - ~
a. AND TRANSYLNANIA,
Ii acres of elegant grounds. and
81 buildings. the sites of the Va
.S uouta; Real Estate, 5000 900.
H. TWENTY INSTRUCTORS.
raliou.
u ur Irts, Il. Graham, A. NJ,
Hcgr.
u rol md Mechanical CoIIege,
"a john Aug. Williams, y. NJ,
NJ .r
kftbs Billie. Il. Milligm, A. NJ,
H..
L. lar. NJ. C.. Johnson, \. NJ,
III .ar.
i I and business school
IN .Ianitor~ fees. SO per annum;
"A -, Std to - pc; week
a an the Colleges begin lSt OF Dc
n. zIr- or further information,
J.E. BOWMAN, Regent.
Lexington. Ky
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S. III. ABY a co.

~oT-TON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
u Merchants. lS6 Gravier Street,
NEW ORLE BANS
N Liberal cash advances made on al
,onsitnnepts fa o,,r bouSe aug24d3m
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NEW ORLEANS.
COMmERCIAI. COI.IEGE
S. III. GoETZEL,


DOOKSELLER. PublishS- and Statjoner.
ID ~ Magazine street. New Orleans. and 8,
Dauphin street. Mobile, Keeps always on hand
WebsterS Elementary Spelling Books. Ne
Guffev's Series of Readers, Webster's Dietiona-
ries and Definers. Davies ArithmeticS. Olney'S,
Mitchelrs aud smiths Biographies and Atlas,
Parker's PHILOSOPHERS: Sacred HarpS. southern
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-12

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The New York herald., 1866-08-28

beyond second base Iittewood, Brentnan, Faitoute
and Terrell secured their runs and Mills had reac he'd
second base when Ford stopped at first base by VIII
kens and Bercknstock and Osborne taken the dy by
0aske The Athletics added I'VE TO their in this
inning Mcbride, Reach wilkens, Dockney and Gaskell
doing the work. Reach was helped by muh by Pen.
ningon, and the would have been lesseEed har
Brenina held the ball thrown him by Burroughs W no
stopped the ball from Wilkens bat and attempted the
point TO head on Mcbride. The outs Berck Astoc
on the fly by Terrell Fiser the ny by Lakewood
and Pike tap bound by Osborne; the standing
fory-eight to eight
Tue game was witnessed by At least ten thousand
people, who mainainad throughout remarkable good
ORDER and manifested the most iptense interest in the
game. The above synopsis shows by whom the most
play On each side was done. although all the bad
plays not noted 0sborne allowed ten balls pass
him ON which bases msdpe while Dockney allowed
but two: To Mr. John Gunn Of the Eckford Club, was
assigned the post OF umpe and he sustained his well
earned reputation cool and impartial referee. He
somewhat too loneEt in administering the sixth
rule and very evident that he had yet studied
'Chad sufficiently we'll TO follow in the LOWELL Rogers
track. The time occupied In playing the game was
three hours and fifteen minutes
The Athletics play their return game with the Irving
ton Club at Irving0n at two O'Clock this afternoon and
another fine game is confidently expected.