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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

EEEDETT's, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
OVER RoANE & Alleys STORE,
and
OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL.
I am now prepared to enlarge, and color in
OIL water or Indian ink, pictures Of every de-
scription. Those who have lost friends, can
have pictures of them copied from lockets,
ambrotypes, daguerreotypes, &C., and made
life or "A size
have now secured the valuable services of
our Stauntoh artist, Mr.. 7. B. Coleman, who
has just graduated in the art of Painting in
the city Of New York. Specimens can be
seen now in my gallery. I am permanently
located in Staunton, and will spare no pains
OF expense to make my gallery equal in every
respect to any city gallery. l am already
prepared to make any style of pictures now
in use.
One of steiff's celebrated pianos will he
found in the Reception Room
J. II. BURDETT.
May o-tf
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Piper & Funkhouser are out in car d
in to-days paper
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LOCAL.

The Rockingham Register will be en-
larged soon.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
HOGE AND MASON have just received
very large and well selected stock of Spring
and Summer
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS, SHOES, &C.,
all Of which will be sold low for CASH. Give
them call April est.
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&C. Y Z a Z L z,
DEALER IN
arngs, Stteaieires, 9aints, Oils,
VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS,
FANCY ARTICLES &C..
DIR. Ycung's Old Stand,
NEW STREET, STANTON, VA.
Physicians Prescriptions
ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED
At all Hours.
April 1S-tf
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Lock Here:
All persons wishing or having shares in the
Great Valley Railroad Will please call at G.
E. Woods, where they can buy Goods cheap
fer cash or country produce.
Nav eff G. e. WOOD.
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ygELLTAIE E2NADE Il CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL.
Grand, Square and Upright
2 7 a n o s.
These instruments having been before the
public for the past thirty years, have upon.
their excellence alone, attained an
UNPURCHASED PRE-EMINENCE
that pronounced them uncQuGllod. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great purity of
intonation and larmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from
the stiffness found il so many pianos, which
causes the performer to so easily tire In
WORKGI iNSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action is con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that cllaractcrizcs the finest 1neclan-
ism. None but the best seasoned material is
used in their manufacture, and they viii ao-
cept the hard usag.s CT the eonceTt-room with
that Of the parlor upon an equality-unafect
ed i'll their melody; in fact, they arc constructs
cd
s'NOT FOR A YE.tR-DUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have Cur new improv-
ed Grand Scale and Agraffce Treble.
Evesy Piano fully warranted for FIVE
YEARS
WAREROoMS: $50 West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
Jan 31-Gn
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DIR. n. WAYT & Bro,
DRUG GISTS & G. Fl E NJ I S T S :,
Main Street, SsazzntOn, Va.
DEALERS IN
drug, aNsdieiMes, Chemisals, Gni1st
Fancy Articles, Fine Teas,
Trusses, Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
and Dye-Stutfs, Pure Wines and
Liquors for Medicinal Pur-
poses, Kerosene Oil,
Alcohol, Etc,
Etc.
M ED 7 Q Z N Z 6
Warranted genuine and Of, the best quality.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
At all Hours.
AOri1 7S-tf
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KetC3aSsE1a SLSbEEAV SEEe
&c & So Light St., cor Balderston, Baltimore,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
ACClCsEEEEsEna ElissaEorsnnr g. En-.
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A Church in Trouble.


The FIRST Prcsbyte terrain thureh III
ton-,he oldest of that denomination l" ,n'
city has bcru plunged into no niue Ho"p''
aud much pecuniary embarrassment ny Wv
,,,,,;cism of its pastor, DR.. SUNDERLAND ~
s,ucht To obtain permission Tor FRED b'' "'N'
:, deliver "A lecture IN the church uhd'r r'''
rance that il would br altogether rene'""'
Nv = majority Of one of Il meagrc ho''" VI
o,,,ors the pcrmission was granted h"' SUI"
s,oucutly. the elders aScertaninS solA''h'"S VI
tho nature of the discoursc-that IL WAS I" w
political, and a bitter yilliication OF inc ''S'
dent-they formally revoked '''' l''
Parsou SUNDERLAND, ho"'N''' Wv ,
"ruu the church himsoii-"''''l'" ~
not Il particle az sympathy VI '''''"'
Christianity Of any mt" WHO "'''" ~ =,
nate between persons "A account u ''''''
admitted nor"tASS TO denver MS ''''"'' "''''
upon introducing ham 10 tue '"''''",'' !"
uuc>ted them not I" arr''o" WI" '"''' -
for fear OF knocking ln' l''S''''"7 ,
ceiling of the room h'i"" o"' wv"
10 do - with their hands l'"" ''''> ~ -
tan church, After the '''t"''' ""''" ""' g."
furious speech against Tue il'>'''h'' 'i 0'''
SUNDERLAND escorted b't"'A7N ''''H Wv
aislcs, Introducing nv" 10 '"' H''N''' ''' ~
blagr.
Thcs" proceedings were offensive /" 'ho o''''
GERS of the church, amt Il meeting OIL pew 'hoi"
ers was called To pass judgment upon lhe'h
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Rents IS New YoRK.-The Yt..H represents
the New York landlords 10 be III agitation
about their incomes. Rents have come down
and houses are TO let. People have gon" out
of town or taken rooms. they cannot pay
half their incomes Ill rent. lAe iaci l., tr;ttc
has become stagnant, business depressed, ANA
profits greatly reduced. Salaries and wages
must fall The price of living has dccin"d
onsiderably, and rents must follow. ms
city may us well take warning. business can
not possibly be conducted At the rents of the
past six months. They have been reduced
somewhat, and they must be reduced still
further.
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Virginia and West Virginia.

The Eng,,irer quotes the Nashville DjSpntch,
paper not in our exchange list, as authority
for the statement that the late Judge CATION,
of the United States Supreme Court, while
holding court in Nashville, :" refused TO re-
"cognize West Virginia Us Il State, and re-
"quired the clerk of his court 10 correct his
"minutes SO that the reading should be the
estate Of Virginia"
We have no doubt that such would he the
decision of any Judge not blinded by partisan
prejudces And if the State of West Virginia
be ever merged again into Virginia, the union
will be the result of II judicial decision, and
not the voluntary act of the blinded, bigotcd,
ignoramuses who now control the DIES TIMES of
the new State. The erection of that State WAS
an unconstitutional act and IL wrong of that
nature cannot be converted into "A right by the
no'e iapse OF time. The Federal constitlt.
.'on n". 'he Following provision which is open
auihss. The first reading is
" nc" S'aIe shall be formed or erected
"i'nin the jurisdiction Of any other Stat,
nor any State be formed by ia. ,u,c,,n,,,,,
Two or more States, or parts Of States win
"out the consent Of the Legislatures NJ ~.
States concerned, rs we'll as of Congress. !,
The second reading is to make the first pro-
hibifton absolute by disconnectng il from the
qualifying clause at the end of the section
In other words, TO read the provision rs fol.
lows:
mo new State shall be formed or erected
"within the jurisdiction Of amy other State
Nor lshalU any State be formed by the juno
ton Of two or more States, or parts of
Estates, without the consent OF the Legisla-
/" lures Of the States concerned, as well as Of
= Congress"
Absorbing 10 the second reading, the erec.
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- = cha state of West Virginia was un-
'on - In direct conflict With TINS pro
Nv" '',n And. according TO the second reading
W ..t WAS not much better, since nothing Is
more certain than that the Legislature ""''"
gave it's consent To the deed was mere pr
tended Legislature OF Virginia Inc se,o"'
reading is plausible; for the word ~ es,s"'
lures lin the pluraD cannot be made TO ioi'o"
the first clause of the provision. 1t would oe
nonsense to say:
Ono new State shall he formed or erecle"
within the jurisdiction of any other H,a''
"wi,hou, the consent of the legislatures OF 'h'
- states concerned &c.
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DAxlELS DIcKIH-oE.-ThiSg gentleman, who
died on Friday last, was quite distinguished
politician of the New York stamp. He led
one of the Democratic factions in that state,
and JonH A. Din the other. They We're called
hard and soft. DicKINaoN hard. and Dis soft
The main point Of dispute was the slavery
question in the territories, DICNINS"N gong
for the Kansas Nebraska actor the right Of
the territories To manage their OWN affairs
after their own fashion, and Din advocating
free-soil Whatever the ostcnSible causes Of
division, people familiar with New \ ork poll
ticians well understand the main principle,
which lies at the bottom of all factional dis
puteS among them.
Both Messrs. DIcKi&>"N and Din were
ranked among State Rights Democrats, and
both for many years opposed protective tariffs
and defended the rights known rs Southern.
They nevertheless We'd with each other III The
late war in their bitter rcproachos of The south,
principles.
Mr.. DICEINsoS was not Il great m2n. lie
was 4 tolerablc politician, Il good clectoncercr,
and, socially, Il pleasant gentleman. He was
born in September, 800, and was therefor" III
his siyty-sixth wear when he died. He had
been a LEGISLATOR of New York II United States
Senator, and was United States District Attor-
nev for New York 1T the time Of hi death.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RE- REGSAULT & CO.,

RE REGNAULT & CO.,
AuCTIONEERS, &c.
Nos. s32 AND s3i MAIS STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND NINTH.
PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
SALES AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
THECLOSING OUT OF STOCKS,
CARGOES, 81.
'I""7 '''''' JOHN 7. REGNAuLT,
ap lin "lhLhh" H. "'
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Our nci.hbor Of the T"sS, commenting upon
the case of Buffers . Frordmrn's Savings
Bank" established under Order No. ga, III
Norfolk in which ten thousand negro soldiers
deposited one hundred dollars each OF their
bounty to be saved for them until after III"
war--and which Savings Bank is not now dis
coverable anywhere, the man who had ii III
charge. appointed by Bitter, having left for
parts mkuown-passe> an eulogium upon
Butler for the wonderful resources OF his
genius II declares that the military career of
BrTLER is an incXhaustible mine for invcStiga-
ton, equal TO the tin mines Of Cornwall or the
precious metals of California. This Is very
true. 1t is, however, impossible" that iull
inyes tigation of the impurities OF such IN in
dustriouS and astutc accumulator can tax"
place during the remainder OF I'll" natural life
of this mort remarkable man. OF this the
Government has become thoroughly satisfied,
we doubt not. There is no hope for trial OF
the catalogue but by Il c',""gr WH' rs""'
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pKEvENrloS OF CRUELTY TO ANIMAL1.-1he
New York Legislature has passed bill to
prevent cruelty 10 animals. 1T il very proper
for the great Gotham, where The poor horse
suffers awfully. But every Stat" ought TO
have such Il law.
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BY Christian, Lea & Co, Auctioneer.,
s. Main street
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION or TUESDAY, April Eth, -,
at looclock,
100 barrels GROSS HERRINGS, new;
loo half barrels ROE CUT HERRlNGS, new
- half barrels CUT HERRlNGS, new
Is barr.l, No. MACkEREL new:
! hugsheadS PORTO RICO SUGAR,
- barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR,
Il barrel. SUGAR,
10 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
q barrel. EXTRA SUGAR,
- bags RIO COFFEE,
10 bags LaGrAYRA COFFEE,
IL bags JAVA COFFEE,
L. boxes kENT'S +. |. COFFEE,
10 hr.sheads BACON SIDES,
10 huyshead- BACON SHOULDERS,
$50 boxes SOAP various brands
$50 boxes TALLOW and ADAMANTlSE Can.
loo DEMIJoHNS, three and five gallons
- barrel, WHISKY,
- boxes CHEESE,
100 eases assorted LIQUORS,
20 boxes YEAST POWDERS,
20 dozen BkOOMS,
II dozen BUCKETS,
- dozen BEER MUGS,
- dozen BAR TEMBLERS,
PEPPER, CINNAMON,
ALLSPICE, STARCH,
SODA, INDIGO, -
WRAPPING PAPER, TWINE,
CHRISTIAN. LEA Co, Auctionrer,,
apli Gs Main street
BY Paine 4 Co, Auctione"rs,
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.
by Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agens
THE VERY ATTRACTIVE AND ND
DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM On THE
PLANK ROAD. CALLED SHARON, FOUR MILES
WEST OF RICHMoND C9NTAadLNIlNNpG w oNE Ht fI
TiE PERSONAL EFFECTS THEREON, FOB Or SAL.
At AUCTION. At the request OF MI. william
clendening. devisee Of tn" late John Clendening,
deceased, we shall sell at auction on the premises
on MONDAY, the 10th April, 1885, at O'clock, T.:
NJ. the VERY VALUABLE and ATTRAACTIxE
FARM located ~ above, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND ONE ACRES, Of which s,;ty acres are
open land of fine quality, the r"nai lining forty
one acres being heavily set in original growth
Of OAK and pine The improvements consist Of q
most new COTTAGE DWELLING containing Tour
rooms large house for servants good barn, stable,
&c There has been seeded forty i've bushels oats,
some clover, and the usual garden seed Also, All
the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, two good CARTS,
one fine cow, one good MI LIZ, OF" HORSE, SON"
CORN. OATS. and HAY, parcel Of the HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, and som" PIGS.
TERMS: For III" land, one third cash, halanc" vt
ono and two years, for bonds bearing interest, So
cured by Il trust decd For III" personal estate"
terms nj sale The taxes Tor this year I" paid by
the purchaser. Possession given at nmc".
HARRISON, GoDplN X APPER>oN,
apg Auctioncnr>.
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lam opening large additional supply o'
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
lccted this week expressly for r"ta'i-ah ~ w.
lrnl prices.
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ELECTIONS.
,Ul,r COMMONWEALTH OF vIR-

rINlIE COMMONWEALTH OF VIZ.
/ GINIA.-Tu THE >HESIFf OF THE 'otNf ="
IIrxRfco, GREETING: Whereas vacancy ha' o.
cured in the representation OF your county ~ ~
General Assembly OF TIL, Commonwealth coca
stoned by the resignation of Franklin s'eafh'
one II the Delegates -, c.....
These are In erciore, in the name oil the ,"uihr4
wealth 10 require Won 10 caus. an election I" y
held in vour said county If Ilenrco - =, N n
For RITZ THURSDAY being the 9th day or VA
NEXT for Delegate o.fll the vacancy "'"'''
said. ,,. 49,
I'm testimony whereof, these, our letter a's
sealed with the Less Seal Of the C" ,!s..ioI
wealth, and made patent. "t'nrs.'
[Srl1 FRANCIS II. PgIRPoINT, our "oFrfh.i,
this l?th day of April, 4. D., i'se, ".'
in the nin.ti.th year OF the toml..A'
wealth +. II. PEIkPolAT.
b th. Governor
j. NJ llsRSDoN, ....,h
Secretary OF tire Commonwealth.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneer.
Main street, five doors above Spotswood Hotel

DRICK DWELLING, ON FRANK
ID LIN STREET, OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL,
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the l5ia
April, at half past o'clock, ?. ~, the BRICK
taius seven rooms, and has gas and water The
lot fronts wenty three and half feet on Franklin
street, and runs back about one hundred and ten
feet TO an alley.
Terms: At sale. The taxes for 1855 to be paid BY
All GRrBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
~. 7 -
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I BUMGA RDN Err : OLD RI Il
- WHISKY After suspension "t my Dlsnil"'
~ Tor four years aud upwards, nave, WITHIN the
TAT ftw months resumed business, hut have rs yet
sent Ia market but TN HAkktLS "f ny WHISKY,
which think, without doubt ii good a | ever
uu.,r can be- produced from the best ot grain.
w agents are JAMES +. LlPSCpMB y co,
Franklin street, between Thirteenth ana -Four
tccuth, Richmond, VA. . ,.,, ,>,,,,
ap ii--bt JAMES buMhAhbaLh.
NTOTIcE.-'rhe annual meeting of the
~ Stockholders in the Richmond, Williamsburg
and Central Turnpike Company will be held at Tue
Virginia Central Railroad Depot on MOApAi the
10th day of April, 1865, at l. o'clock, NJ
Bv order of the Board Of Directors
Al ISIS X. 4. BROOKE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ns SPECIAL NOTICE.
REDUCED PRO Es

NEW GOODS NEW GoonS
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY
BY Grubbs b Williams. Auctioneers,
Main street, five doors above Spo,syood Ho,sI

~ VTHUFV5 '" <x"NtsDH1'TNs
Main street, five doors above Spo.swood Hotel
Two SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS
i ON MARSHALL, NEAR MUNFORD STREET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION We will sell At ans'
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the lsh
day Of April, at half-past o'clock, p. NJ. the two
neat BRICK COTTAGES located a. above fcon
tanning, each, three rooms, with Kitchen TIL
lots front twenty four feet each, by one hundred
and fifty, 10 an alley. These are very desirabln
small dwellings.
Terms One third cash, the balance at four and
eight months, with interest Taxes for rsG n b.
apn GBrBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionaer..
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ChancerY Sale.

IN accordance with decree, rendered 10th of
IL June, 1856, by the Chancery Court, for the
LIST District of Kinds county, in the case of Hill
lard. Summers q Co., and s. b. Ntwnnan,
Complalnants, against William Evsis, De-
PENDANT, VIII offer for sale to the highest bider
for cash, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
August next. In front of the Capitol, in he city
of jackson, the following described ract Of
land, situated in the county of Kinds, Ad con-
tanning, BY estimate, three hundred ant forty,
94-100 acres, more or less, to-wit:
Beginning at point in the Livingston
Road, in the line between Sections u md "a,
opposite the Rose Hedge, in the line btween
this tract and lands conveyed by William
Hardeman to George l.. Potter, and running
west, 20, So chains to the southwest coner Of
the east half of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton %, and running thence north 0deg, 6min.,
west, 10, 50 chains to the northern boundary of
section %, at the northwest corner OF III east
half of the northeast quarter Of section %,
andrunning thence south SO deg. IS mini
20, 16 chains to the corner of section q and g.
thence south SO deg. east, AZ, - chains o the
Railroad, thence with course of Railroad Outh
II deg. So min. west, AZ, SO chains to the drner
of the land conveyed by William. Hardernn to
George L. Potter, thence with the line oisaid
Potter north So deg. 30 min. west, 30, 81 clains
to the corner opposite the Rose Hedge, thnoe
with the line Of said Potter along said lose
Hedge south deg. Is min. east, 80, Sc chins
| to the beginning, all in township 9, raIte
east, and containing, by estimate, $40 &10O
|. acres more less.
The above is a very valuable tract Of lad ly-
| ing within about two miles of the city Of ack-
| son. The title is believed to be perfect.
WILLIAM YERGER, JR
Commission.
July 8, 1865. dtds.
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Truth and Honesty.

What are the " Great Southern Prepara-
lions :"
Are they the result of medical eNperience in
the South?
Are they secret or Patent Preparations?
should we give them preference over Nor
thern Preparations?
DO they comprise class of Family Medi-
cnesg
Do they merit our patronage and conf
dence?
Are they prepared specially for Diseases of
the South?
BUCK, BAILEY 4 Co, will take pleasure in
answering all of the above questions.
ie30dlm.
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To Every Man md Woman.-With no
ordinary degree of pleasure, we call attention
to the advertisement of J. p. Dromgoole 4 Co.
The "Great southern Preparations are pre-
pared with medical skin, experience and abili-
ty, by some of our resident Physicians, with
a determination that they shall merit public
esteem and confidence. They are not secrets
or patents; are selling well and giving salts
faction, and being an entirely Southern enter
prize, we predict an immense demand.-Mem-
phis Daily Appeal.
ie.2g-lm
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i CLARION And STANDARD
'ooAL DIRECTORY.
.nC1ATIONAI..

ii Lodge No. ~ c. johnson, W.
Nv" ,sr secretary. Regular commune
4 .,rnliv evening in each month.
fod-r No. 81, Amos X. Johnston,
0' Smvthc Secretary. Regular
IAN the evening Of the third Mon.
mouth - M, n,
II Echols Secretary. Regular
,s first Tuesday evening in each
.r,rmandery, No. !, Thos. Palmer,
Tp,r.Sols Recorder Meets I'd Tuesday
'ai93,oitol Lodge, No. II, T. ID Pace.
= Henry strauss, Secretary Meets
Hr'da' ccmpany NO.I.-Thos. Green.
afMm'p Evans Foreman: l. Strauss, Sec.
nI,r meeting first Monday evening
pun ii ides,-Wm. French. CAPTAIN;
~ secretary Regular meetings first
IN, IN each month Drills first and
'T elth mouth.
VIE, +. B.-W. f. Fitzgerald,
y smith Adiutant; c. A Lusk, Sec
4 f,r meetings first and third Satur-
,rtb Drills every Tuesday night.
nd ucplrture OF Mails.
NORTHERN VAIL
d daily. except Sunday; closes
yrN ORLEANS MAIL
49, NJ daily; closes at SAN.
rrr EASTERN MAIL
g., closes at "A. NJ, daily, except on
..r doil, from A. NJ until 81 p. NJ.
.-,. D. TO lGl 4. VI
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INCREASE OF RATS.-rhe Farmers Gazette
(uelish) asserts and proves by figures that pair
of RATS will have q progeny and descendants no
less than 65 $50 in three years. Now, unless tn s
immense family be kept down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain 5000 human
beings
u See "Costars" advertisement above.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
sNotiee,

Persons wanting Cemetery Lots with beau
rnl and substantial Iron Railing, can have the
same done at reduced prices. No better monu-
ment Of esteem can be erected to the memory
OF the dead than those fences made at the Jack
son Foundry by STEVENS & HUGHES.
iV1-0td
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF SEIZED LIE.
ON and after Sunday % April 1866, the follow
~ ing Schedule will take effect:
EAST
Passenger Trains leave Vicksburg A NJ;
" D." jackson $50 do
arrive Meridian $40 2. M.
WEST
jackson $50 p. NJ;
90 arrive Vieksburg 6.35 A, NJ;
EECOnnecting with New Orleans, Jackson and
e Great Northern Railroad at jackson, and with
Selma and Meridian and Mobile and Ohio Roads at
Meridian r. G.. SLAUGHTER,
April 22dtf Chief Eng. and Gen1 Supt.
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EYE, THROAT
AND
LUN C D 1 S E A S E s
DIR. CREIGHTON'S


wv ono knowing ANYTHING about where
A w NC n Raird. 7of company H., 9th Regt.
~ T a. Cavalry, G. S. army died and was
Dqrl sssved family. BE, tits believed, died our
inD The Spring Of 1862 and as no n
was ever received from any 1 nonss Any N.
posed 70 nav wi he thankfully received BY
formabion VIII " s. A. GRIFFITH,
Paris, Texas.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-15

letter brings the news that
has offered his services to
Italy, and that George N.
p gone to join Garibaldi.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-15
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