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z~RAVELRRs' REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
shove Trains or Bouts, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus line, BY leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, 160 Superior street, op-
posite the Wedden House. msy16
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RuRaIo MarxetAug. Is.

n. Y. Stock Market-Aug. Ia. IA
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Quiet and without
cided change,
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
AROUND LAKE SUPERIOR.

TRE FINE, NEW ANDSA .
wheel steamer &p
z
KEWEENAW -........-Tapt ALBERT STEWART,
Leaves Our dock on MONDAY NEXT, August
10Th, at s o'clock P. M, on another Of those de-
Ightful Pleasure Excursions to all points Of in
terest on Lake Superior, stopping at Superior
City, Bayfield,, La Poiute, OntonagOn, Three
Rivers, Esgle HarbOr, Copper HarbOr, HOughton,
Hancock, Marquette, the Pictured Rocks, sault
St. Marie, &C.
~ Rooms secured and IN formation regarding
fare, &c Obtainsd bY addressing
PETIT 4 HOLLAND, Agents,
aug1s 342 l27 and 12g River street.
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Diamond Jewelry Of Exquisite designs
and Unique styles, at
SYLVESTER HoeAN's, 2S7 superior-st.
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NJ

MOSEY-Steady at 495 a. inTa1O7sZ
STERLING ExeHANGE-Dull Xxi decli1ing IN
GoLD-Lower. Opening at
1881, and closing at 149H.
Exports Of specie to-day sos, 2S0.
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LADIES Swiss WATCEEs.-A few Of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyiS
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ChIcago Market-AuE. IS.

~FLoUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-New active and advanced 59se; old dull
No2.
Consultative at a decline on. Sales at E65<Q
57Zc for No. 1 and 55I a56% for No 2.
0ATs-Dull. Esies at 27H@29c for No land 259
26Hc tor No 2.
RIsHwNEs-Dun. Sales at s2,2s for bonded
and 81, % for free.
MESS PoRK-Sales at s34,O 90
FREIGHTs-Firm. Corn re to Buffalo.
REoEIPTs-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat 1900 hu;
corn 2i9, 900 bu oats 1900 bu.
SHIPMESTs-Flour 10, 900 bbls.; whest 1000 bu.;
corn s35, 1000 bu.; oats Is, 800 bu.
Milwaukee M~arket-Aug. IS.
FLoUR-Dull.
wHEAr-sales at S2,15 for No. 1,
CoBS-Sales at SIC for mol
0ATs-Steady. Sales at 34c for No 1.
REoEIPTs-Flour 400 bbls wheat II 900 bush.
SHIPMENr-Flour 800 bbls; wheat l 100 bush.
Rose K PrentIss' Provision Maxkea
Report.
~HAHs-Sugsr cured canvassed . d.. -
5HoULDERs-Sugsr-cured OAnvassed p n. 16h
DRIED BEEF-Sugar-cnrsd Oanvasssd p H.. =
BAOos-Or Smoked Sides . B---.-.......- -
LARD-PrimOL safkettle-rnd'din bbls or tres 81
" Prime Lsafkettle-rnd'd in kegs D d. 21A
PoRK-Eo. Ii mess u $50 90
Extra clear 3 80 %
LtBnt -
EMO charge made for packages or carriage.
All articles are warranted strictly prime. Orders
promptly filed.
BOSE 4 PRENTIsS.
Mes. l42. IA and 145 Ontario street.
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AH"Ns
Lake Ftsh-steady. No.. l whitshsh $50 /;
Picksrel, Ss,Oo9s,25; Trout S7,OOG7,se; Bass
$3.50; Herring, Si.OO@4,5O, all for half barrels.
FaIIOW-steady and quiet at lie for city and
country rendered.
Feafbers-stesdy and firm at s5@eOc for
prime live geese.
white LINEN good demand at g. rs Per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont
water Eime-In fair demand and firm at
$500 for Akron and Oswego.
PIaster-PoweI's land plaster firm at Sl2, 90
, ton al Mill. Oalcined $500 p Dbl.
SsIE-tirm at $3.50 for Fine, $3.50 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
HOPs-Tirm. Held at a range Of 45a7po for
Ees York, Michigan and Ohio.
MsIt-BarIey Malt steady at s1,4o91,s 30 > bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
eat Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock s1s,OO914,OO; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream SI1,OO; Porter $1,000
q. 90.
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LAKE SHORE CITIES AND VrLLAGEs.-The
traveller is arrested in admiration at the
beauty which mans labor and Gods gifts
and blessings have rallied into the corpora
lions lining the route from Cleveland to
Erie. The people comprehend the necessity
of shade. Each village has a park, and
each avenue its double row Of naples. The
ills of epidemic and of labor are banished
and Eden comes back to village life. Fair
cottages peep out from howery arbors, the
laboring man hurries home to his own
peaceful shades, the gentleman Of leisure
and the ~loiterer lounge no more but rally
in the delights of their family retreat.
We hail to the frequent literary center,
and the consequent mental development of
the young. New England idea will out"
1t outruns steam and balloon, and puts the
Academy privilege at the door of every
youth, and the mentally blind are SO by
v%olition. So says the Crawford county pa
Journal.
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sew ADVERTIsEMENTs.

INV 10
FELTON, 4 -Bigelow-Loeal Notice.
TaIlman & Collins-EgyptisA Gala.
Hostetter's Bitters-Local Notice.
Roback's Bitters-Local Notice.
L. sosrds-Gszstteer and Commercial Directory
Il. S. 0lmsted, sec.-Local Notice.
129 Pearl STRICKLAND for Sale.
Garretson & Co.-GrAnd Pleasure Excursion.
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ANNUAL MORSE "a IR,
or TAS
CLEVELAND DRIVING RA RK
ASSOCIATION,
August 92d, 2sd, 24th and 25th, $50 o.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Cpd, 1865. PREMIUns 81 ,OOO.
CLASS 1. PREMIUMS SS00.--Fo Trotting HOrSes.
Two miles and repeat, 10 Harness. Open to the
world; to enter, 2 to start.
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CITY NEWS

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAE's 237 Superior st
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION.

TlHE LARGE AND| ~M
i s'egant teamsr -EIAN
~
s. D. CALDWELL------Capt. J. M LEWIS,
Will leave our dock WEDEE DAY, August ed,
at 8 p. NJ. fra Grsnd Pleasure Excursion to
LAKE SUPERIOB.
Tn tCaIiuelI" this trip will 90 to the NORTH
SBORE, BAYFIELD,, and the APOSTLE IS
LAND aud will stop at MACKINAW.
Eos freight or passage apply to
sGARRETSON 4 CO., Agents,
S~ugl7;3i2 Mol River street.
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GENTS WANTRD-ro sell 9 new and beau
n tifUl Railroad and Township Map OF Ohie. Or
dinary agents are making from three to i've dollars
per DAY. Address b. 5. GREEN, Cleveland, Ohio,
lf Superior street, ur stairs. auyl6:4t
WAETED-Canvassers to sell and put up Ba-
w tons Patent Goug House Bell. Men are clear
ing from $50 to 500 per month. Send for circular
O. 7. MATTESON, Gen1 Agent, Grafton o. Gp6:3f2
A GENTS WANTED-To sell the largest and
II best work on Agriculture ever Published. 1t il
e "a Farmers Library" complete in one volume
Y. G.& 8. {. ROWE, Publishers, 266 Superior.st.,
Cleveland, o. June5:3fs-W
VETAWTED-RAEE ORAHUE EOk AGENTS.
Fs Nhss TIE asoPls want. Oomplete History ofthe
v az. IN o~CcisrEa volume, spieudidly Illustrated, with
oEer II 6ns pertratts Of Generals end Battle sosnss.
Themo5t cs1tid, lucid, omplete, authentic and reha-
be history published. 1t contains reading matter
ecual 20 three large Tolumes. send for circulars and
ss our tsrns. Address BROS. 3 o IA
Wns4 FAnrth -. Cincinnati. -7nahv
MEN WANTED-To solicit and I'LL orders and
VI collect on subscriptions for hrst class Books and
EugrsYings. Remuneration either salary or COM
mission. Apply TO or address G. L.. VAN MORE
WICK, at the Ssrtsi1 Gallery Of Art, over rs Mon
ument Square, Cleveland. o.. AuR4:a3s
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DAILY LEADER.

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1866.
~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
~ For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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NEW
WANTS.

"TO LL" "For saIs," 'Los," "Rast,"
FoaEd," Boarding." &C., asserted n hs oolzHn
or Five Gents pr lins eaOA iasstiO@.
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Uoyelsnd wholesale HsrRt't

SATURDAY EVENING, August IS, Is
Freights-The following are the rates by Lar
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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Phi GAMMA DELTA SocIETY.-The Sixth
Q~uadrennisl Convention of this Society met
in Meadville on Wednesday, and continued
in session two days, closing on Thursday
night with a supper at the MeHenry House.
The Society embraces some twenty-six
chapters connected with as many different
colleges. 1t has been in existence twenty
six years. Seventeen chapters were repre-
.ented at the Convention.
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"ANTED-A situation by a competent Engl-
w neeT; have worked tive years a. the htscnih-
lists trade: can come well recommended ohJeot, q
steady place. Address. stating terms ana loeAtioh,
FRANK HATTON Box So. fremont, ". ale:Si2
"ANTEn-A healthy woman with plenty Of
w milk. a. wef-nurss for s ch Id. Apply to DR
SPRAGUE, brick Water Cure. Augll;3i2
"ANTFD-l0 Kip and Calf Boot Bottemers.
w Cali at FREEMAN, FELTON, & GR0FF'S,
-le9 Water-st- augl7:3i2
business MEN WANTED-On salary or
ID commission. References required. Apply to or
address d. A. KENDALL, over % Public Square,
Cleveland, O. augl:33s
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NEW sTYLEs sT BUCKLES JUSY
u ranaer ooWLRg.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-Ten acres land three miles and a
II half from CITY, on Detroit street, corner lot,
beautifully located on high ground overlooking ths
lake and city; location not surpassed in vicinity OF
Cleveland; first class soil for grapes and small fruits.
Also, 5 or 10 acre lots Of my very best Grape Land,
adjoining Dover Bay Craze and Wine Co.'S lands.
Inquire at 129 Pearl or II jay ct. aug2E24
EOR ~ALE-FIRsT-CLAsS BUILDING LOTS
IT ON PROSPECT ST.-The Subscribers Oner Tor
sale 944 feet front by 200 feet deep, in lots 10 suit. "
ing on the north side of Prospect-st-. a lew Ioas cas-
OF Hudson-st, being the most eligible as well as de,
sirable lots for first class residences nov 70 be toupa
a WOODWARD, River-st- ausll:S4z
TOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOB CITY
n PROPERTY-A choice tract Of Missouri land
go acres and improved. and near the Iron Mountain
Railroad. Apply to ALVIN CARR Iron Dealer,
S AerNn street augl0:S46
DOR eALE-HORsE n PONY-A fine,
Il well-trained, dark Chestnut Horse, years old
and 3 hands high. Also q fine dark bay Pony For
further information inquire At the ofhce Of G. G. L.
WEBER, N. D., corner Euclid avenue and Park
aug7:3f2
EOR SALE-Shingle, stave and Barrel Machin-
Il cry, comprising Single Mills, Heading Mills,
Heading Rounders and Pianers, Heading Jointers,
Single and Stave POINTERS, Equalizing and Cut OF
saws, &c, &C. Al new. OF our own make and
warranted
FULLER & FORD,
2S2 and 2S4 M~adisOn-SG,
ang4.sle CHICAGO, ILL.
MOI sALE-OIL-A nne Iofof Petroleum Barn.
Z ing on, at shs EEotcEy Of ". GUILD on Gen.
r-aT Hnr- E5r2s.ET
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SAME DAY.
Class s. PREMIUM S5DJ.-For sI TrottiDH
Horses Owned in Cleveland. ) IN { to Harness. 1
to enter, : TO start.
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No charge made for packages or carriage.
ticles are warranted strictly prime. ORDERS
lily filed.
BOSE & PRENTIss.
Mes l42. IA and 145 Ontario street.
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5 to enter, 2 to start.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 25Ts. PREMIUMS $1,000
CLASS :. BEATEN PRENIUM $1,000 Trotting
Eorses who do not take q Premium Sin 0 TO
Harness; 3 to enter, : TO start
Earond Hnraa 20O
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CLASS q. kENSARs HOUSE, PUEsE, Si5p.-For
TIotting Horses, Double Ttsms, owned BY one
msR. = in three to Wagons, for Cleveland Horses;
3 to enter, 2 to start.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


k We are authorized to announce Hon.
J0hn Watts a candidate for reelection to the
ONCE OF Circuit Judge of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties Of Finds, Rankin
Scott, Smith, Newton and Jasper.
E6@w We are authorized to announce Hon A n.
Handy a candidate for reelection, as Judge OF
the High Court of Errors and Appeals for the First
District, composed of the counties of Kinds war
rem Rankin Newton, Scott Lauderdale Kemner
Eeshoba NOxubee. Winston, Attala Leake Holmes
Issaqnana, Washington Yazoo and Madison
~ We are authorized to announce w IT. Raf
lin, candidate for reelection TO the Office of
Clerk OF the Probate Court of Kinds County
~ We are authorized to anneunce the name of
Jas y. mccormack, candidate for Clerk
OF tue Cirent aud Probate Courts of Jasner county,
at the ensuing October election
% We are authorized to announce WIN. O.
chapman, a. candidate for re election 10 the
once OF circuit Clerk of Kinds county at the ensu
ing October election.
" We are authorized to announce Howell
HOODS a. candidate for reelection TO the Board Of
Police from the jackson District
We are authorized 10 announce JOAN p
Ter as a candidate for The office OF County
Treasurer at the ensuing October election
ES We are authorized to announce =. b.
Thomas a candidate for re election to the office
OF Sheriff Of Kinds county at the ensuing October
elect
ET- We are authorized to announce III. q. Pond,
candidate for reelection 70 the Office OF Treasu
Ter Of II inds county
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so the Public
OFFICE OF SoUTHERN z. r. Co.

Nick burg. Aug. 18th, 1866.
After the long period of comparative non
intercourse between the Eastern and Western
ends OF the Southern Railroad owing to the
want Of n bridge over Big Black river and The
consequent trouble and high rate Of passage;
now that the bridge i restored and the trains
running through aS before the war, il is deemed
u surahle occasion Cor the Company To afford
an opportunity on reasonable terms for spe
road 10 again minslc in social intercourse, and
for the promotion eff business transactions 20
long interrupted and dcrangCd by our mi~for-
tunes.
To accomplish these objects, tickets for the
West will he sold by our agents on the 18th
and 18th OF August only, 10 90 10 Vicksburg
and Jackson and return, for the cost OF one
fare on any passenger train up TO and includ-
inc the one leaving Yickshurg on Saturday.
the 18TH of August.
For the purpose Of afiording the like iavors
TO Nickshurg and Jackson. and to the public
on the line OF the road DESTROYS Of going 10
Meridian, tickets for the East viii be sold by
our Agents on Monday. the 9sth and Tuesday.
the aSth If August only, 10 go and return for
one fare. the return trip to be made on any
passenger train leaving Meridian up 8" sad
including the 4th of September.
! Return tickets viii mol be good after the
! period Specihetl for their Use.
+ NJ EMANUEL. President.
/ aug7dt 2sthaug.
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s'ROER.ANa ALTON.
HENJ. d. HUMPHREYS,

BENZ d. HUMPHREYS,
Governor OF Mississippi:
10 he Shaifs Of the secer0i Counties Of the
state gtoresaid-Greeting
NATHEREAS. The first Monday in October,
w 1866, j. the day appointed by law for
the holding of AN election in this state; and,
whereas. il i my duty to issue Il writ rcquir-
ing -ou hold said election al the time an,i
place appointed by law.
Now. therefore. |. Benz. q. Humphreys.
Governor of the state of of Mississippi. do issue
this. my writ. requiring OIL TO hold an elcc-
ton al th.. several precincts in your respective
counties, on the first Monday in October, \. ID.
.lN6G for the following officers, To serve for the
terms specified by law, to-wit:
Onc Judge of the High Court OF Errors and
Appeals. for the First District, composed OF
the counties of Warren. Kinds. Rankin, Sc II,
Newton, Lauderdale. kemper. NeshOba.
Irakc, Madison. NaZoo, IsSaquena, Washing
ton. SntoWcr. Holmes, Alfalfa. Winston and
NoNubec:
one Judge Of the Circuit Court. for the Dis
t!ict in which your county i included by
law:
Onc District Attorney. for the District III
which Your county is included by law:
one Judge ofthc Probate Court;
one Clerk Of the Probate Court:
one Clerk of the Circuit Court;
one sheriff:
one Assessor Of Taxes;
Dnc County Treasurer;
Gnc County Surveyor;
Due Ranger;
Five TENDERS of the Board 4 Police, and
. such number of Justices al the Peace and on
stables ~ the law requires.
-.- I'm testimony, whereof, | h AVE- here
4 rs. unto set my hand, and caused The t.rra
. '----' seal of the State of MiSSiSSippito he al
fixed. at The Executive Office, in the city %
Jackson. this oath day Of July, 1866.
BENZ. G. HUMPHREY
By the Goyonor:
4. \. BEOUGHER, Sec'y Of state.
augI IdOaNtdr.
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MEMPHIS.

JAS. G. OGDEN, S. H. ToBEY, &C. GRIFFING,
Cash. LIST Y. Bank, late Grifhng & late Grifiing
Nashville. Tobey, Memphis. & Tobey.
Memphis.
OGDEN, ToBEY & CO.
DANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. 10 JEFFERSON STREET, MEMPHIS
VIII receive Deposits. Buy and Sell
GOLD,
SILVER.
EXCHANGE.
UNCURRENT MONEY
and all kinds of Government Securities.
- special attention given to Collections.
and Remittanees made promptly.
Erchange on Weir York Arrays on hand.
my2-n
C. DOHERTY,
NEANUFAC AND IMPORTER of
w Bonnetts Hats, Mantillas. Ribbons, Feath-
ers, Flowers. Parasols, Ladies' Inside Gar
mcnts, Hosiery, &c, &C.,
NO 3 "a 8 M ain street,
south East Corner of Union and Main St>.,
e5d6m, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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|oaS b. MCKAY & Co, VICKsBuRG.
.ong the many clever business hous-
bfthe Hill City, we take pleasure
dino attention to the establish
ii of John b. Mckay Il Co, whole
J and retail dealers in groceries,
,es and liquors, at the corner of
.Rford and Washington streets. We
Indebted To- these gentlemen for
Iely and very substantial courtesy,
ehcegrully give them the benefit of
! "notice" The many friends Of
sais kecne will find him with Messrs
NAY X Co, ready at all times TO DO
polite.
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DIARRHEA.

Over Is. 600 soldiers were cured Of Dlarrhea
and Dvsentarv last year by the use of DR.. StricE-
lands Anti-Cholera Mixture. The fact Of it,
being so extensively used in the Hospitals Is
proof of the efficacy of DR.. Stricland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF acute anu
chronic eases of Diarrhpa and Dysentery.-
This is the only preparation known a safe
and certain remedy for Cholera. Do not be
without so valuable medicine. Get q bottle
of il directly. 1t is sold by all druggists at "a
cents per bottle.
BEN HARDAWAY, Vieksburg, Wholesale Agt
u For sale in this city at the Drug Stores
of Messrs. Ash d Lemly. trdtt * Johnson
and Ruck & Raley taNlb
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Three Hundred Dollars Reward.

Ma HEREAS, Ii appears by information,
w received by me, that WM. TUCKER
tand> charged with the murder Of 4 Freedman
in Warren county, and j. still At large.
Now, therefore, |, Benz. G.. Humphreys.
Governor Of the State of Mississippi, do offer
the above reward for the arrest and delivery OF
said Tucker 10 the Sheriff OF Warren county
and do moreover, require all officers of this
state. To he dili@ent in their efforts to arrest
said fugitive. And three hundred dollars for
the apprehension and conviction OF his accom-
p!ice~, - Crabtree, James Gates, and -
Lyman, or one hundred dollars for either Of
them.
Given under my hand and the Great
Is. Seal Of the State Of Mississippi affixed.
at Jackson. this 9th day of August.
\. H.. lStG.
BENZ. G.. HUMPHREYS.
IiV the Governor.
{. \. BEoUGHFR, Scc'y Of State.
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A n & % = n

INTENDING TO change, and enlarge our bu-
4 snesS. and occupy the house now being
erected expressly for uS. by Mr.. Hyman
Hlzheim. We will. TODAY, commence 10 dis
pose Of Our
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I'll 4 / X X f. - L 9 L. = IL
UA~ PROVED IT FLF To BR
Thr beet Hair RP-IOrer ever offered lo the
Public.
II will change gray hair TO it, original color
eradicate all sclrt and dandrllh, and arrest pre-
mature decay and falling out Of the hair. y
natural ~timuant and invigorator, il promotes
the growth Of the hair.
Ii EXccls all Oil Preparations ~ = Dressing.
Ii changes at once. dry and wiry hair 4" soft
and silken trcSSeS.
LADIES, You're AND OLD, if you wish 10
use the best article for all diseases Of the scalp
and hair, try the 'QU ZEN" and De convinced
Of The truth of these statements.
Price II per hottie. sold by ali Druggists
in Jackson. Mis-.
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent,
mnaItf New Orleans.
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Lime Lime 4!

NOTICE is hereby given, that persons living
~ within the corporate limits, who are not
able to purchase lime, for the purpose of puri-
lying their premises, can obtain the same with
out cost, by applying 10 the City Marshal, and
sending 10 the CITY Hall for the same.
ID. y. BARROWS.
iug15dtf Mayor.
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CORN MILLS.
tOI.EMAN'~ CELEBRATED PATTI CORN
AND FLOtFniS" MILLS.
These Mal~ have been manufactured in New
orleans, during the past % years and defy all
competition. They have always taken the
6rSt premium. when exhibited North or south.
~ They tool, the first premium az CRYSTAL
Palace, New York. $50.
"a They took first premium at the Jackson
Fair. 1859. Also:
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Mrs. T.. Voorhees,,

"OULD respectfully inform the Ladies OF
/ w jackson and vicinity, that she has recon,
sidered her purpose Of leaving the city, ana
will continue to conduct the Millinery and
Dress Making Business. At her establishment,
over Mr.. Barfield's Jewelry Store, on Cheap
side. She will keep fully posted in the latest
STYLES, and will spare no efforts 20 please her
customers. For the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, she returns her grateful thanks.
. arIr0d1m- =. 49,
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NOTICE

FJNIIe undersigned having established Hotel for the
I accommodation Of the public 81 the Junction OF
the different Railroads Jackson. Miss prepared
t'-pi-h mesis at sll hours for the passengers who
"A ly a--isr the respective He will always
endeavSr furnish the best The msrksT affords and
-oleigs their patronage.
The PHhlie's Obt SeFst
uha.dtiau JOHN NELSON Proprietor
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NOTICE.

s. Planters who are engaged in the Produc-
" Nf cotton, can hear something greatly to
4. z3yantage, by addressing Box lOl. Jack
Y -. giving post office and address. TO
h.r With the supposed number of bales that
Y ~ produce the present season.
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ID f : c. RIPTION

Richard Freeman i ) feet , or 10 inches
high, weighs about / o pounds. has
black hair, black whiskers and ewes and dark
complexion aud has a bad coiIntenance-i>
some - or ~ years old; is fond OF. and plays
on the violin; Is fond of liquor, but does not
often get drunk ; generally dresses well ::
speaks in low and rather quick tone Of voice.
and usually in a friendly and Obliging manner.
He viii Il o>t likely endeavOr to 30 To Texas or
Georgia augld3w.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT 50 celebrated a.
having had for the last twenty-five years, in the
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MENrHIs, Tenn, Aug. lin the
hsstforty eight hours there have been
Hre Deaths from cholera. The ply
xeians had a meeting tonight, and
appointrd committee To wait upon
t6e Mayor Ia consult as to the estab-
IIshment of quarantine on the river,
and that necessary steps he taken To
meet the scourge.
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