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TO NV Aids.

PLEASANT " WATERING PLACE
n II + CztstsiItn Springs miles from D1raHt sta
] ton Miss. Central Z. Il. The Building having
been thoroughly TenOYated are nav prepared
t. receive a few invFlids To persons enfeebled
b. disease, DyspepStics and for Ulcers, Weak
Ives sc this water has been hig hl v recommend
ed BOard ESQ per month
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Celere The departments VIII be separate. Board
for students SIS per month For further informa-
ton apply 60 CHAS. IL. DOBBS,
. maY27-tf Durant Miss
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OUR TREATMENT

Embraces nearly every form of chronic dis
ease: prominent among which, are diseases Of
the Lungs, and Throat disease of the Heart,
Liver. Spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, Dyspep-
STA, Chronic Diseases of Stomach and Bowels,
Eruptive. or Skin Diseases-all diseases hay
ing origin in impurities of the blood and vital
fluids
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NEW FIRM

NEW FIRM
3. g \ @CpMER, J. {. kITT RFLL },
IHOS. HELM,
We HAN r., THIS DAY, associated our
selTrs together under the name and style of
s. c. NEWCOMER 4 co.
lor The purpose Of transacting a general mer-
mile business. We are at the old stand of
We0meT & Co., where we will be pleased to
-eeCYeTy body desiring any thing in our line.
IS G have just received a new supply of
CALICOE5, LAWNS, MUSLINs,
HOSIERY, Ladies ana Gents SHOES, &c,
which we are selling II prices 10 meet the
gloomy pro pect7 ofthe Cotton and Corn Crop.
Come aud see il what we say is true.
5. @. NEWCOMER,
FH0S. HELM,
J. c. kITTRELE-
Iayl-su. July 1T, lsOG. jy IL In
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Family aesfdence Tor safe

3 OFFER for sale my residence, situated on
College street, and in one Of the most desira-
bic and pleasant ncighborhoods in the city. 1t
contains five rooms, all well arranged, with
closets and conyenienees, stable, carriage
house, cisteTn Of excellent water, garden satii-
eient for small family.
Possession gil en- in 4 few weeks, if desired.
iyl2dtC. d. y. BARROWS.
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SBs2N 4 sssIaaERTY,

State STREET Jackson, Mississippi.
NNTOUGD inform their old friends and the
w public that they have just opened the
best selected stock of goods ever brought to
this market. consisting Of Black and Fancy
French Cloths, Black Doeskiq. French and
English Fancy Cassinleres of every shade;
Melton Cloths Of superior quality and finish,
White and Black, Fringed and Fancy silk and
Velvet Nesting. All of which We are prepared
% make up to order in the best and latest
style.
r-57 Forms Cash, le1Od6m
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The ladies of the Baptist Church
propose giving an entertainment on the
evening of the 25th inst, for the pur-
pose OF raising money to defray the
expenses of repairing and reftting
their Church. A brief outline of the
character of the entertainment will be
found in another column and there
can be no doubt that when the ladies
are ia earnest it will be most attractive
and agreeable, while the noble object
in view should secure to their efforts
the sympathy and cooperation of all
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WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, /
Florence, August -, 1861

Ny Dear Dr Mortinore, Bailey's SPRING,
al feel it to De my duty, well rs my
privilege and pleasure, TO giVe you this teStimo-
NAL of my high appreciation Of your skill aS "A
hysieian and Your integrity a man. Having
experienced great advantage from your treat
ment. both prior to and since my recent mju-
ries have reason to know Of what | write.
have also been cognizant Of the great relief
afforded to others by your treatment and RENE
dies. ] have seen those who had been long and
severely afflicted, rejoicing with returni 1G
health.
In the treatment of all forms of ChToHic Dis
ease, am sure YOU have few equals, and nosu-
periors. | may say that have seen your skill
tested in some severe chronic eases of rheuma-
tism, and protraeted and extreme cases Of fe-
male diseases, and always with honor 10 Your
self and benefit to the sufferer.
To say that you can cure all eases of disease
that flesh is heir To, would be to make you more
than human. But 10 say that should you
make the effort and fail 10 cure, others need not
try
During my own extreme suffering from the
terrible fracture Of my leg, | found you the
kind friend, the skillful physician, and the
courteous gentleman.
As your profession often calls you away from
home among strangers, il is but justice 10 YOU
to say that during weeks of frequent inter
course, during which time you have been n
constant visitor atmy house, your department
has not only been uneXeeptiOnable. but has
been that of refined Christian gentleman.
Your grateful friend. X. II. RIVERS.
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IHt>H LOI OF Flour Bacon Hams. Corn
y Lard Sugar .Id Family Groceries
.Iglt &C. dtt K b BATE q Co
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WAsHNeToN, July 1.-THE follow
ING dispatch was received to-day from
Mai. Gen. Thomas
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July l4.-Lieut.
Gen. Grant Some of the members Of
the House of Representatives of the
Tennessee General Assembly conduct
themselves in a very refractory man
ner, absenting themselves to prevent
quorum, thus obstructing business
The Governor cannot manage them
with I'll means at his disposal, and
has applied to me for military assist
ance. Shall furnish it. ....... ...
I
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JEFFERSON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Hardeman County, Tennessee. Jan. lsG

DIR. ID. MOrtmore-My Dear Sir Learning
that you design visiting various elites in the
South during the present winter, ! deem it u
duty which owe TO you, and the afflicted, a.
well AZ high privilege TO myself, to add my
testimony to that of other men whom gratitude
has eompelle to speak so highly of your ability
as physician. and your virtues rs a social
Christian gentleman.
|, having charge OF greatly afflicted wife,
met you last summer at Bailey's Springs, Ala
where you Were called to treat many extreme
eases Of chronic disease. | was little disposed
to tamper with the life OF my wife by subject.
ing her to the medical treatment Of IA stranger
but in her dire extremity. knowing that the
best efforts of other eminent physicians, as also
the use Of mineral waters, had failed to give
relief, and that my own mother had recently
died OF the same malady, and hearing so many
Of the visitors there speak in the strongest terms
IN behalf of your unequalled success in the
treatment of Female Diseases, was induced
to employ you in her behalf. The result was
that you almost instantly relieved her extreme
suffering. and within two months restored her
to perfect health. And by so doing, hay placed
me under obligations which can never repay,
but which, thank God, I shall never feel il a
burthen to bear.
Mrs ID joins me in this expression of graft
tide, and you may number US both with your
warmest advocates.
Very truly yours,
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=. II. GOETZ Ell,
BOOKSELLER Publish and Stati0ner,
ID 81 NIsea2ine street. New Orleans, and 81
DaupAiu street Mobile. keeps always on hand
Webster Elementary Spelling Books, Me
Guhey's SoIiesof Readers Webster's DietiOna-
re and Deiiuers, Dayie's Arithmetics. Olney'S,
MiteuclFs Uud smith Geographic and Atlas,
Parker PHILOSOPHERS: Sacred FIaTps, Southern
Hanu0Hies, Methodist. Baptist and Presbyte-
Iim LYNN Books, Bibles. Prayer Books,
Prison Life al Je1. Davis, Surry of Eagles
Nest Medical Books. Law Books, Blank
Books Miscellaneous Books and Novels, Juye-
niles Joseph 7 / and Henry VIII, Letter Pres
sos and Letter Books, Letter Paper, Foolscap,
En-, ciopce. lnt BLACK, Red and Blue, Pencils,
Sitt,s. Gold and Steel Pens in short, in his
two torres, IN New Ocans rs well aS ia Mobile,
H. h1H the largest assortment Of School Books
and stationery III the southern States.
lie Ll- Great facilities Tor filling orders, and
by hi~ cheap prices, has .ained large custom.
II, also serp- the agency for the Presbyterian
BaaId ut Publications, ard all the new books
puu.i he'd abroad. " III he found on his coun-
Ger. a- soon as out. Country Merchants,
Tea .lcrs and Purchasers. generally, coming
to EeW rloau- ur Mobile. will find it to their
interest 10 c1ll oH
s II GOETZEL,
O.. Magazine St., New Orleans
a.
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STAFFORD CULTIVATOR.

The greet Labor-saying Agricultural ImpIe-
nent of the age-the work of four
men and four mules done by one
boy and two mules,
The past seasons eultiyating has proved il a
perfect success in Mississippi and Louis
lana.
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S1VTUERN oAII.RO4D.

CHAN GE OF HEDULE
- = and after Sunday p April 1866 the foiio~-
- Iug s hedue VIII take effect
EAST
PsssenEyr Trains leave Viczsburg 5 A NJ
jackson $50 do
arrive Meridian - z N.
Passenger Trains leave Meridian 6o5 A NJ
Jackson 80 Z. NJ;
srTlTe YIeksbarg 6 s. a, NJ
Connecting with New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad at Jackson and with
Selma aud AisTidiaH and Mobile and Ohio Roads at
Meridian C. SLAUGHTER
April 21atf Chief Eng and Gen1 Snpt
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=
In the House. six hours were con
sumed in consideration of the Rous
seau- Grinnen case.
The resolution to eXpel Rousseau
for his assault on Grinnell, was defeat
ed by p against 40, which is not two
thirds.
Rousseau will he summoned to the
bar of the House, to be censured BY
the Speaker.
Three gentlemen who were in com
panv with Rousseau when he commit
ted the assault, were declared guilty OF
violation of privilege, and are to be
brought to the bar of the House
The resolution of the select commit
tee, disappearing of Grinnells gross
language in the debate against Rous-
seau, was laid on the table.
There is little doubt that Judge
Stansberry, of Ohio, has been tender
ed the position of attorney general.
New York, July 1.-THE weather
is torrid here and iii the principal
Northern cities. The mercury marked
Yesterday 90, to day SO. Yesterday
was the hottest day for ten years 80
degrees was the highest. There were
twenty five cases of sun stroke, thir-
teen of which were fatal. There were
seven cases of cholera III New York
yesterday, and -four in Brooklyn
There were 4 number Of deaths from
sun stroke in Baltimore and here.
NASHVILLE, July 17-There was 40
quorum in the House to-day, fifty mem
bers only being present. Mr.. Williams,
from Carter county, was arrested by
the sergeant at arms brought to the
House, and is held in close custody
Judge Williams has issued a writ Of
haJeaS corpus in favor of Williams. a
resolution was passed authorizing the
arrest Of seven more refractory mem
bers.
ClNcIyNArI, July II Flour I'M
changed and nominal Wheat dull
and lower ct 81 80 to - Is. Oats
dull and unchanged Provisions dull
Mess pork, S31 Bulk meats, l5c. to
17Ic. for shoulders and sides. Bacon
firm. Shoulders lie. Sides l9ic.-
Clear sides, 21dc Lard, 1870 Cotton
dull at 34c. Gold, l49b.
NEW YORK, July 17-U. 5. zoos
coupons Of 1865, I05! registered of
1861, 1899. Treasury notes l0i Gold
closed nj I51
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Defenre OF Fort Gregg, near -
Petersburg.
Totse Ea.s0ro5 t5e I'eksJlssy Tines
An extract from the History Of the.
Var, eIItiled4 The Lost Cause by
one Z a Pollard, appeared IN the
Herald. Of the 18th, under tl9s eaptoIns
without comment, denial 81 refntatlon a. =
and has induced this notice t ne
editor Of that paper, i j. true, n
previous criticism Of this production
of Pollard :. severely landledsome OF
this. writer statement, and character
lied these statements Very properly
but the extracts alluded TO appear new
without comment, and to those who
have not read his former criticism,
might give some semblance Of assent
on his part. The editor or the Herald
was one OF Gen Harris, military family
and thoroughly info nned as he Is upon
all the movements Of that Brigade,
himself knows the true history of
the defence of Fort Gregg near
Petersburg. and every assurance is
that he wifi r ttrvterr t1-rcr1rrty mis- over
SiOht
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Ia Halley's Gang Pillow. for beding I'M
Land--a notable machine. ny
Mans Patent Wrought Iron cooking Rano.
ers15VGinerent sizes: The Great Money-Sayer
Their advantages are; Great CoaIinS snrF.cs
Large supply Of Hot Water, Economy of fuel
In use by st. James Hotel, Y. o.. Prentiss
house Hieksbarg, RagsdaIe House. Mer-
, ,uian, Jones House, Meridian, Point Clear Ho-
Tel H. Hiizheim, Jack son. Miss. and thousands
oil others throughout the South West.
For price and descriptive lists address
THoS. B. BODLEY d CO..
no. Perdido street, adjoining
Masonic Han, New Orleans.
uly
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{ isahocEg Court 81 aid Comfy, Isl District
To Jane Tsfm, Is6e.
isabella Payne, Bill to
enforce
q VS. vendor 3
lien on
David r Sheppard & wife. ct. al RI estate
AZ opening compliments bill, and il APP
" learing To the satisfaction OF the court
thai David II. sheppard and his wife. Olivia,
and Reuben G. White. Nathan ;. White, jr.,
Elite II. White aud Anna NJ. White, minor
heirs Of Nathan :. White. deceased, are not in
hasitantS. OF this state, but reside beyond the
jurisdiction Of this court, it is ordered that
publication be made in the Clarion and Stand
ard, public newsp aper printed and published
IN The ely of Jackson, for four consecutive
weeks, citing said nonresident defendants 70
b and apliear at the December Term, a. d.
1850, a this court, to be held in the City Hall,
IN The city Of Jackson, on the first Monday of
December, 1896. and plead, answer or demur
70 said bill, otherwisea decree win be rendered
against them pro e0nfesso.
- Witness. Hon. John W ats, judge of
LIS. said court, the LIST Monday Of June
A. ID. 1866, and seal of said court
sA4.l@A WILL. O. CHAPMAN
FESTE: Clerk
Johnston Johnston. Solicitors. je1sw4w.
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. II. II Y
Major General Commanding

Mayor General COmmanunS
The following answer was immedi
atelY given
WAsHINGroN, d. c., July l7.-Gen.
Grant will instruct Gen. Thomas that
the facts stated in his telegram do not
warrant the interference of the military
authorities. The administration of
the law and the preservation of peace
in Nashville belong properly to the
State authorities, and the duty Of the
United States forces Is not to interfere
in any way in the controversy between
the political authorities of the States,
and Gen Thomas viii strictly abstain
from any interference with them.
TSioned1
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PHoEKssIoGAL.-We direct attention 10 the
professional card of Drs. Mortimore & Payne,
In another column, We do this with pleasure.
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The following is from Prof r. D. Redus, for
merry professor Of the - COLLEGE. fernando,
Miss, now citizen of Memphis
MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. 1, 1866
Eds. Appeal II feel it due to the afflicted,
and at the same time, pleasure to say a few
words through the columns of your widely cir
eulated paper in reference to DIR. Mortimore's
treatment of my wife's ease. Dr. NJ. first pre-
scrlDed Tor her in September last. He found
her at the crisis of a complication of chronic
diseases, and that crisis about to turn against
her She had not been able go our of the house
ior more than six months, and had been con-
hrIned invalid for more than eight years But
by skiliful treatment of DIR. NJ, I am now happy
TO say she IL able to walk all over the citv and
y more neshy than she has ever been in her
HE. When DIR. NJ. first saw her she was a
mere skeleton, not weighing 50 much as eighty
pounds, but now one hundred and five pounds
We both together, with our friends. shall ever
feel grateful for the eminent skill possessed by
our benefactor.
We would say to the afflicted. 90 to DIR. Nor
timore, and If he cannot cure you no one else
can III he says he can. you may RELY on him
10 say ne can cure all and every one who may
apply 10 him, would make him sIDerhuman.
but all that man can do, he can. Hoping the
treat dispenser Of all good may bless the ef-
LOTS OF this Christian Physician, am his CRATE
iuIirlend, R0BT. ID. REDUS.
r, 81 see in your columns that Dr. Payne.
late Of Mississippi, is associated with DR.. NJ
1T. r. enjoys Inc reputation as D Physician
ne Is quite an accession to our city X u. X.
Mr.. III. @. Wilson. New Orleans, writes I'M
der date February 8, 1855:
DIR. Mortimore, Memphis, Tenn.-Dear Sir:
Can you not come here this season? There are
a number Of my friends who desire to consult
you. You know that your past success in
treating disease here, Won youa host of friends
among the first class of society. True. many
are gone from here whom you knew, vet many
still remain Your treatment of my ease which.
all Ply sicisns pronounced s'confirmed tubercn,
lar consumption,o and my complete recovery
to perfect health, placed YOU among nv friends
and acquaintance, and l believe also, with
some members Of the faculty, as the ablest Ply
others are still here whom you cured of this
disease, and all viii give you their influence.
Come, IL you can. Write me soon.
Your friend, H q, WILSON
PRoERssIoGAL.-We direct attention 10 the
professional card of Drs. Mortimore & Payne,
In another column. We do this with pleasure
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THE STATE OF MISS IsSIPPI

HIN Ds COIN
{ isassoerg Court 81 aid Comfy, Isl District
To Jaue Tern. IS6e.
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nv truly yours,
II. NJ. DIILARD. PRINCIPAL

APPLETON CHRONIC DIsEAsE-The read
ers OF the Advocate will see bv notice in to-
days paper that DIR. Mortimore has arrived in
our city. We have often referred to the emil
nent success of DIR. NJ, who makes his annual
VISIT to our city, in curing chronic diseases.
ms, however, seems scarcely necessary now,
as he Is so universally and favorably known
throughout the South. But referring TO his
notice in our columns we find the highest pos
slbie testimonial from Rev. DIR. Rivers Presi-
dent OF Wesleyan University, Florence, Ala, a
man than whom none other is more generally
known and beloved This, together with the
other testimonials presented, we think should
cow nce the most incredulols of DIR. Norti-
mores professional skili.-New Orleans Chris
tan Advocate, Jan 2, 1861.
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To my friends in the South, and especially
all soho suffer from any form Of Chronic
Dies1Sa
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09
The Elsction--Etcetera.

We are gladto be able to announce to all whom
it may concern, that the election, on last Saturday
passed off in the most quiet and orderly manner
GAINESVILLE and Montgomery County were, at one
time quite extensively reported to be hot-beds Of
rebellion, and whether true or false, heretofore we
do not hesitate to assert that from Maine to Cali
fornia, more orderly and aw-abiding people can
not be found than those who make up the popula-
ton of the town and county aforesaid. Six or
eight weeks ago. the military were removed from
here, and little effect had their removal upon the
conduct Of the people, that, weeks afterwards some
of the citizens Of the town could not nave said
whether not there were any troops within the
Fort We state these facts with the more pleasure,
because some who have been wont to declaim
against our disloyalty, may learn from them that,
if the CHRONICLE has exered any influence at all
upon this community, that influence has been in
favor of law and order. We do not know man
in this county, unless it be one Of those who acci
dentay got hold npon Office and hates TO give
it up who is not earnestly in favor of Union and
harmony, and for equal and exact justice to all
irrespective of color. And even among those who
adhered 10 the Union party, during the war, there
are some who firmly oppose that radical faction
which is struggling to disfranchise citizens and
States and ioment ceaseless aud bitter feud between
the two sections
What we have said Of this county, is more or
less true, of every other ia Middle AID West Tenn
essee, where circumstances have equally favored
the development of the true character Of the peo-
pie. 1t is the inevitable tendency Of war to bring
into active operation the vices of the naturally bad,
and few communities can boast exemption from
this disturbing cause-whence arise those excep-
tional cases of wrong and violence which dishon.
csty heralds to the world the prevailing charqc-
teristic of an entire people. Men who have riskcd
lives and fortunes in defence Of what they believed
to be right, whether vicors or vanquished possess
the elements which make good citizens, and every
honest and intelligent observer who has mixed
with the soldiers of the late Confederate armies
will sustain the assertion. The Union to day, has
less to fear from the South than from the Radicals
everywhere, and no people, North Of the Ohio are
more reliable, than we, for the maintenance Of
peace and the administration of justice TO white
and black
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09

MANY of the Northern politicians are seriously
exercised on the subject of the formation Of new
parties. Our advice to all such, is to await the
course of events. Parties cannot BE formed by any
hot-bed process-or if formed like hot-bed plants
not survive exposure to the chilling atmosphere
of popular sentiment not permanently tempered
by the warmth of honest conviction and earnes
zeal Let it suffice, for the present, to give firm
support to the President and leave him, by his
policy so TO shape the course of events that thC
masses will, inyoluntary fall into line, and on the
right side. 1t is impossible TO ioresee the result o
the struggle between the Executive and Legislatiy,
departments Of the government or TO calculate the
changes and notifications of interests and feeling,
which may be incident thereto, Have patience
and parties will form themselves on the proper
basis and with the right spirit
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09

>YN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS I CHEER
fhly recommend to my friends, my successors,
Messrs. COULTER 4 HILLMAN. They are re-
liable gentlemen, good Merchants, and feel as.
sured will do their utmost to please YOU and make
it TO your interest to trade with them.
Mr. X. ii. PIcKERISG remains in the house.
Very Respectfully,
II. II. WILLIAMS.