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TON, ID. c., August !, ls66.-NoTICE To TAXPAYERS.
Notice is hereby given that, by ian act approved july
IS 1885, the rate Of all and personal property
stocks, &C. for the 1885, fixed at one dollar and
ten cents on every one hundred dollars Of the assessed
value OF said property Upon all taxes npon all prop
cry not In arrears for taxes for general purposes an
abatement OF five per cent. Ia allowed from August
1861 until the last day Of october 1856 after which no
abatement VIII be allowed. WIN. DIXON,
au3-thstu3Ot c,,Ioc,,r
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. To tic Ed,tor Of
he Herdh! Have read here your New Orleans dis.
patch in your paper of the 4th inst Will he in
Washington on Wednesday to surrender myself
j. LuwENTHAL
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. =" '''1"'lI" 4n"I"ts ITte sHINc-h Valuable
Remedy Tor that Disease; also, Copsump Destroy
er and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma
can Dc found at s'ots Drug store opposite National
Hotel Gilnan's near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford =. COR
ner Of Eleventh aud Penusylvana avenue; Eutwisle's
corner OF Twelfth and syvsnia avenue; Elliott,r
corner of and Twelfth streets; Harbaugh corne, Of
Seventh and q. 10 =,
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NEW foRH, Oct. S.-The ship scbastopol, from
Losua for New York, was abandoned at sea on the
4th instant. Her captain and crew were rescued
by the steamship Mississippi from New Orleans,
and brought to this port this morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

The Second Comptroller has decided that
hernia or the breaking of limb, when in
Cured in the regular line of military service
are wounds within the meaning of the act Of
July rs, 1866, if they are of sufficient guar
anty to cause the soldiers discharge
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BrrrALo, Oct. IA prize fight took place yes.
terday morning, near Fort Erie, c. w., between
Benjamin Hogan aud Thomas Donnelly. Thirty.
five rounds were fought resulting in the victory OF
Hogan.
There were hut few spectators, owing to the
early hour at which the fight took place.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct s,-A stranger named Nc.
Aulsy was assassinated and robbed here on Satur.
day night. John George Harley of Little Rock,
Arkansas, was committed to Jail on suspicion Of
having committed the deed.
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Navy Bulletin.

Resigned, Oct. l-Midshipman W. Gard
ner Morgan.
of absence.
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Gold.
New YoRK, Oct. 8.-Gold l.49t.


BALTIMORE, Oct, S,-Flour FIRM Western Extra
- 75aSlS, superhne 10 5Oasll Very light re.
ceipts Of grain, Corn 6rmj la$ll0. Oats 5sa6O..
Seeds steady new Clover sal2t. Provisions dull.
Coffee active Rio firm. Sugars quiet. Whisky
dull
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SPECIAL NOTICES

81 The Regular Monthly Meeting Of tn.
Board OF Trustees Of Public Schools will he held I'm
their room at the City Hall THIS (TuEsDAY) EVEN.
ING. at o'clock.
ocp n + poIsp.u ,---.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. Capt Aionzo Groenlaw, who
killed young Taylor in IL recent duel, attempted to
commit suicide this morning by shooting himself
in the breast Tho ball struck a rib and glanced
around, lodging in the back and inhicting severe
though not fatal wound. Remorse, no says, is the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

Sc Marriage and CeIibacy, au Ess.v of
Warning AID Instruction for Young Men Also Ji.
eases and abuses which prosrat- the vital powers with
sure means OF relief Sent free OF charge In sealed letter
envelopes. address" DR.. J. sKILLIH HoUGHToN.
Howard Association, Philadolphia, Pa aul3.3m
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THE New York Times says; We must give
our highest commentator to the opinion
furnished by Attorney General Stanbery
against the legality of the action of the late
Secretary of the Interior, Mr. Harlan, in con-
yeying eight hundred thousand acres of In
dian lands to a company of Connecticut
spectators. The Attorney General shows
that the sale was in many respects in viola
ton of the treaty made by the Government
with the Indians, and that it was of such an
extraordinary character as to be altogether
unaccountable. The lands were given for a
dollar an acre, and ten years were allowed
for Its payment, while the other terms and
conditions seem in like manner 10 have been
made in the exclusive interest Of the specu-
lators. Those who know the character of
the magnificent body Of land thus conveyed,
will DO astounded at the entire transaction,
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PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. s.-Commodore Stockton
died here at 10 o'clock last night. His funeral
takes place at 2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
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BYTELEGRAPE1
The National Republican.
FROM E-:::::ROPE.
NEWS PER STEAM Err.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
DEATH OF GEN. TON THUMBS DAUGHTER.
DEATH OF MARQUIS BOIssY
VESSELS LOST AT SEA.
FOuNDERING OF THE EVENING STAR.
NEARLY 800 LIVES LOST.
THE SOUTHERN PILGRIMS.
A War of Races in Tennessee.
Proposed ExtirmInation OF Whites.
FOuNDERING OF THE EVENING STAR.
NEARLY 800 LIVES LOST.
THE SOUTHERN PILGRIMS.
A War of Races in Tennessee.
MURDER ON THE PLAINS


FARTHER PoINT, Oct. s.-The steamship
Hibernia, from Liverpool, has arrived.
There have been frequent interviews n,
Paris between the representatives of the va
rious European Powers and the French For
eign officers relative to Eastern affairs, es.
pecially between the French Minister of For.
eign Affairs and the representatives of Eng.
land and Russia.
The Marquis Boissy and Tom Thumbs
daughter are dead.
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Pen. Pencil and Scissors.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts yester.
day amounted to 81 ,0IG, 900.
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On TIE night Of the Both Of September the
greater portion Of the business part Of Florence,
Ala, was destroyed BY fire.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

~ Moth and Frechies.-LaGies afflicted
with Diseoorations tho Face called moth patches Or
lreekie', should use Perry'S Celebrated Moth and
Freckle Lotion Ills infallibls. Prepared by Dr. b. c.
PERHf, DermatolOgist - Bond street. New York Sold
by all druggists in Washington and elsewhere Price
81 ,,v,,,,,o
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TIL E DEPARTM ENTS.
loPFIcIAL.l
DEPARTMENT or srArE,

bEPAHThkNf OY STATE,
WASHINGTON, October 9, 1866.
Information hes been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. JosEPH G. MArrEISI, the
Vice Consul General of the United States at
Florence Italy, of tbs death, on the Sd of
September ultimo, at the above-named place,
of Mr.. B. LEoNI KIRscHEL, resident of San
Francisco, California.
Public Land Operations in Colorado
The Commissioner OF the General Land
Office has received a report, of the oath ult.;
from the Surveyor General Of Denver, Colo
RADIO, acknowledging the receipt of instruc-
tions making available the appropriations
for Colorado. The Surveyor General pro-
posed to Immediately contract for the sur
vey, so that the two months work might be
completed this fall. The land proposed to
be surveyed lies from the Cache 10 Poudre
down the Platte sixty miles, and on the line
Of the Smoky Hill road. 1t was designed
that the surveying operations would be on
the probable lines Of both Of the contem.
plated railroads, and at the same time ac-
commodate the wants of the settlers.
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daughter are dead.
Marine Iiorror-A steamer Foundered and
Two Hundred and Ninety-four Live,
Lost-Five Saved from a Crew Of Fifty
an one Saved out Of Two Hundred and
Fifty Passengers.
AUGUSTA GA, Oct. s-The steamer Evening
Star, from New York for Orleans, foundered Isl
miles east of Tybee with $50 passengers and ift,
In the crew. Five of the crew and a passenger
named Frank Gerard were saved.
The Spanish brig Rosina, from Matanzas for St
Johns, N. f., partly dismantled and leaking badly
arrived to-day.
ANOTHER DISPATCH
SAVANNAH, Oct. s.-Tho boat from the Evening
Star has arrived at Fernandina She left the
steamer with eighteen persons, including Captain
Knapp and one lady and child. She capsized min,
times. On the sixth time the captain was lost.
As the Sylvan Shore left Fernandina a boat wa,
reported coming in with tho purser and engineer
-Four boats left the steamer as she sunk. The
other two are supposed to have been swamped.
The schooner l. waring, from New York fol
Apalachicola, has put in in distress She throw
part of her deck load overheard. The waring
brought the chief engineer and six of the crew Of
the steamer Evening Star who were picked up at
sea.
Tho steamer Cambria from New York, left here
yesteriav for Manila She retprn.d IN mr., n. d.,
with her machinery disabled.
N''s"ps upon .no ,NeS Oh 'ne so"'hern
val In 81. Iou,'
ST. LOUIS, Oct S.-COl. Bingham, one of the South
ern lOyalists, who was not allowed to speak ut
Cairo on Friday night. publishes n card in which
he states that the rioters at the meeting were
armed with reyolyers and bowis knives and thu,
thew came there with the ayoved purpo,e To imam.
uurats the tragedy of New ORLEANS on tho sipbtest
proyoeation. The delsgation. which was sunno..d
to include Brownlow and Hamilton. came near
meeting with frirhtful accident on tina wov IN
!,
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DEATH OF MARQUIS BoIssY

LOST AT SEA.
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EDUCATIONAL.


TeyHE sixteenth Annual Session OF this Iusti-
+ tuition will COM ncncc on Monday, Sep
bomber 3tth. 1868. A. the endowment fund Is
bot set available, College clasfes cannot hc re-
tnanyd Tor ouc yrar more; but The Preparatory
Department Will b. carried on with much
z-aatas tuuroUghnc~- than usual. 1t j. deter
5n-nrJ 10 make this model Preparatory
kraouI initiating, Us closely Is possible the
sraat uztion1l schools of England, ,uch as
D ..a College. ~ there Is only enc course,
B., % multiplicity Of courses, each student re
4 sg..s- tu.o ar three times as much attention aS
B. fhs usual schools of mixed courses The
.--s.grTai system thaj ha- been 30 Temarka-
] is ~uree~~fu} hitherto. viii be continued.
q J.lou lar session Of forty weeks, in
advance. ........ ....... 80 90
sBo4rIu.rmuuth. - - 0o
lnr .urtl.r information, address the Presi-
ut ot tlo COLLEGE,
J. y. URNER.
q su-I12fa.# Clinton. Mis-.
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Il = l. l.
J. II. GAVIN. ID. d.. President and Professor
Mental and Moral silence:
GEO. LITTLE. Ph. D.. Professor OF Chemistry.
Mneraiogy, Geology, etc;
j. J. WHEELER. \. N, Professor Of English
Literature and History:
g. NJ EDGAR. A. NJ. Profe,,orof Natural and
ENperiT entail Philosophy;
q. l. PETRIE, A. M.. Professor Of Latin Ian
gtlageand Literature;
H. Il. MORRISON. A. NJ. Professor Of Greek
Language and !herture;
7. 4. HENDERSON. \. NJ. Professor Of NIafbe-
matics
CHARLES MOORE, ~ D., Professor Of Modern
Languages;
REV. PHILo CALHOUN, \. NJ, Professor and
Principal OF Preparatory Department;
q. A. CALHOUN, 4. NJ, A. sfs5ant in Prepara
tory department
TERMS Payable in Advance
Tuition per term Of FIVE months $50 co
contingent Tee -..-.-..-..-. :: co
board per month .---.. --.....--.-. ..... 20 90
a>hlng per dozen ..-. ........... 80
The total expense per term, inclusive Of fuel
lights, etc, should fail u2dei $50 Ministers
sons Of all dencminatlons; are exempted from
payment of tuition.
The coiegdte year begins on the second
" ednesday of Septemb Der, and ends on the third
Thursday of June, and is divided into two
terms oI I'VE months each. sepldlm.
GAasLAN OsvILLE SEMINARY,
MALE DEPARTMENT. H. MoUxGFR,
FEMALE DEPARTMENT. L. LATTTNORr
FENHI Institute will commence irS Sixth
y Session On fhe third MondaF In srntem.
Ter next, under the charge Of the above gentle
men. assisted by competent teachers
Located at GariandSyille. Jasper county.
nine miles south Of Newton Station. 1t presents
superior advantages on account of health NOR
niity, and accessibility. The two departments
are not combined, but terms are the same.
Rates OF Tuition Per Month:
Primary Department -. 81 90
Preparatory Department .-.......... = 90
Academic Department ... .... .. + 90
Languages in both Departments. ...... > On
Music -. .-.. ..-. ..-.. ...... .-.......... ) 90
sc OF Piano .......--..-.... | 90
lncidcntal expenses, per term ...-.--..-. l 90
French IN Female Department, extra, per
month ........ . l 90
Tuition must tic PAID In si'ecle t. it, egniva-
lent, OUe-half in advance.
Board in excellent families from So 80 to
SD 90 in specie. or its equivalent.
L. IT. MOUNGEE. ; 1,....--,-
j. l.. LATTIMDBE.l iiiOiP'i9
July -, 1856. d&w-tf
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p..sPFT SALOON.

.FRIpIAN. us s> HsD 4 + NJ, S,1r First
Nj - IN Lees Avenue two doors IIoii " go =.
he F,p.st Liquors snd most enilelng ,, ~ -,
always ready be served q me :, his saloon
R-.,is Of Pnb1cc. and Cigars sFe Seps - 'A'7
1fr
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-TGNEs HOUSE,

-,,Dr,>r Mss .--JOSIAF JONES, Proprle'
nj 80 his e9rlraodious Hotel has been Esnos -
81 and otherwise prepared for the =. Seep bis table
guests The proPTisl,or tSe market affords
kept IN connection with the % /, al
- Ill he well cared tor Nv =
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DENTEST2N,

IN r.. j . B. WA son, DENTIST.
~ Memphis-Rooms at the well known cor
ner of Main and Monroe Streets, No. 512.
Further reference is unnecessary. aS our
reputation for unsurpassed skill and success
fUl operations, are too well and EVorably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve years.
n. B.-Don't mistake the name, NaSSo
and place. No. 3D. corner Main and Monroe,
Memphis, Tenn. Also proprietor of the Mem
phis Dental Depot. je5du
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

SULAND AND TRANSIT " ANA
"A with $50 acres Of elegant grounds. ana i
large number of buildings, the sites oi the va
rious Colleges. .,,
Eisdo,cmeHt. 100000; Reat EStdte, F-,r.oo'
corps or, TN IN ~ iAi
No" m ~ - 10" ~ Arts, r. Graham, ~ NJ
! -, lar5c,lt,,ral and NechaaicGt C9''eIae' Il
of Ka5Stuckv, en- SS John Aug. Williams \ ~
= ,oliege Of the Bile, R. Millisan' A. NJ
Presiding Cfticer. M
= Colleee Of Lar, NJ. c. Johnson a M =
Pr,siT.l3 : iGnnimerci.l o.r.i and Businessschool.
Tuition and Janitor,s e fees, s.. S,o weak. *
boaruie, Of ali the Colleges begin 1st OF oe
tober. ..,,- Inflammation
OF .iir.lS Ti'.',o !. h. BOWMAN, Regent:
Addtess' Lexington, Ky
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DR. J. T.. CARTIER

VENDERS his Professional Services to the citl-
/ zens Of jackson and vicinity.
~ Residence opposite Campbellite Church,
House formerly occupied by Mrs. Guon.
OGice at NJ 5. Craft & Co.'S drug store.
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DONNEI..
NOTICE.

T,e undersigned having established poiei tor the
,ba 5;4Fsrpt Raroads at Jackson. Mss, 10 prepared
ft--1ish meals at al hours fs the Passe nsers rho
- AZ sr-ive or the res psetiue trs he VIII Ai~Ays
2.x,r =, t,rn;sh the best the market affords, and
I -clictts their patronage
-uhsrd,,sg JOHN NELSON. Proprietor
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MALE asIGEE SCHOOL

~ n
ubi4e 4. NJ, PRINCIPAL
..rrtS scH0pI, re-opens Oh the First Mon lon,
N'i isy in October next, in the Me1ho''is'
sunday school Room.
Per month.
: 90
Priln,'i. s.,,,ner. Arithmetic. Philosophy, oo
r1nS ,Ir|bra. Geometry. &c
.ti,, creek. and Higher Mathema'ie>' 10 40
p,ans and fhgd cbsrgqd from the first of the month";
dnE.ng Wen o,res NM me to require these terms
have secured the services OF elie ,sI ~ fifty
Assistant. and will limit the schooi y
students, till can get anofher'
Having been solicited by several youas liaoi on
:, tbe civ. will open NIGHT echoJiH eae"il e.,
Tuestlay evening, October I'd, at ,l:sbes te
- RECOMMENDATION OF any one who Wisne' :, :,
.,,tinTe .i.n his education, lost by the wa, ~
otherwise This school VIII ls oe Soile'
+ o'ma.;e 'lla,;cs OF lessons on bookkeeping.
" sTFMRs-s4 RI 60 per month in NJ adyanee; y MG,Tr
/ sept9d1m.
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MERIDIAN.
p.CspaLE uoUsa,

rERIDIAN MISS the Hill on the 7,1sept E,9S ss1t
Of the paliroad is Hiv Ays ors3 rbt ~ its roSr.s
- - ,a = 80 eomluodious. and the tTcprr.esN. >
go. - -. 81 itians aud Improvement eoltnnsHs
NhAi' ..RAGSDALE n0
Fns. ard near the Raiircnd @ iEaeA
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j. q. {. LAMAR. ". =.
Professor of Ethics and Metaphy sizes.
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RATES OF ADyERrIsrNes

Transient advertisements FIRST insertion, g. 80
acn subsequent insertion, 7Scts per square.
All business notices Of advertisements 70 be
charged twenty cents per line; more than one
square ten cents per line. each insertion
Legal notices wan be charged in all cases as tran
sisnt soverusemsnts
so proof Of publication made til TIE advertise
ment Is pald Tor
Az transient advertisements must be paid fer In
dVahCe.
All bills With regular advertisers shall BE- rem
tTod monthiv
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AMOS r. JOHNSTON. FRANK JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON & IOEINSrON.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. JACKSON. Miss.
"A will attend in all the State Federal and
City Courts at Jackson, and elsewhere in the
State In special causes. They will regularly
attend the Ciftljt ard Probate Courts of IIinds
County. nj Raymond. Attention gitth TO the
collection, compromise and adjustment of all
claims.
Office opposite the Capitol, up stairs, in \.
East corner of Angeles building.
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JACKSON.
Machine Factory, Jackson, Miss.

W W. HARDY has now in operation new
49,, aud splendid Machinerv-Mo Com
F'e'e ever put up i'm this CITY
sAsHES, BLINDS. DOORS.
Aho all other work manufactured at fhe shor.
Dr,1sS. ,-ossSe N'Ia Reatness and dispatch
csilinSs ~ iongued and GrOoved Flooring.
Or.r'S BI,r5sss,e n Ws,eeatlhlereoardiug shelving. SC
all other kinds Of wood COINS "''N' anu
Of work in the shortest tmf s1 - pslols
reasonable terms. o1 'i'' H,uN'
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3. w. CONVICTION.
J. L. EaARERsEE.

A TTORNEY ST LAW, Raymond, Miss
OFFICE--Profes>ion Row. 10. !. au22dtf
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4 TTORNET AT law, BRANDON MISS ,
IA WIN attend al the courts Brandon and Jack
son, viii collect claims in Vicksburg Canton any
where in Mississippi, when business will Justify.
Having practjced III the 2d Judicial District OF Mis-
sissippi L. has suDe.iar advantage OF knowing the
people. = III al3O tcI or l"ass laud cr buy for
others examine titles pay taxes redeem Lard here
Jotore sold and do everything usually done in u
general Real Estate Brokerage business. Feb2d r
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IVHE. II. WErHEBs.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAt ESTATE
~ Agent, jackson, Miss
VIII practice in all the Courts held at jackson and
in the tuitcd StatCs District Court at Oxford Miss
Collections promptly nadeiu all parts Of the State
Plantations bought and sold. having superior faCii
es here North and in Europe.
0hice at the Old Land Office in the Capitol
Irll.- =
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UNIvEHssry OF ,IIss4ssIrrI

FN"TLTY OF ARTS:
sOEs \. sVAD7sEgF4, ~. 81,
Chancellor and Professor OF Political
Economy sud Moral Science.
IIKVDsE-~ w. esstE:~, ia,
Professor OF Mathematics.
:. y EsE.aE', zz. =,
Professor of Cileek and
Ancient Literature.
ALGE sNGEE =. EEE% =, ". A,
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages.
trEEFaBD .. EzExNEE-. -. ~,
Professor OF English Literature.
fRANC s :. ssEogE', -. s.,
rrrf ss~Cr Of Physics. Astronomy
and Civil Engineering.
EUGENE w EsBEGARD, Ph. ID,
Acting Professor Of Chemistry
Geology and Aiineratogy.
q, q. {. LAMAR. T. =.
Professor of Ethics and Metaphysics.
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EaNYgPggFS EY q,

HAVE proved, from tle most ample experience, an
y entire success. Shapie-pTom . icieut and
RELIABLE. Tlov are the cn'y Medicines perfectly
adapt popuar uSa-so simple taEt mistakes can
not be made IL using hem hsrmleSs be free
from danger efirent De always rel able
They have r-iae the highest commend lion f ali
and will sIvyay render satisfaction
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ASH s. LEmLY-

Druggists and Apothecarias,
Main street, opposite the Capitol, Jackson.
Drugs and Medicines Warranted Pure
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours of the day and night.
jan Il
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S. WEYER,
stata Street. Cheapsidi

State Street. Cheapside,
JACKS NJ | s l L.
OFFERS for sale fne assortment Of Toys Dolls,
~ Knives Fish Hooks CEoekery' Tin-waTe and
great variety Of fan go ds Aprn lOdom
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The rndersig gned Fire Warden and ere Insoee,
tor of the View Orleans Insurance companies. @ dI y
of +i,at the Iron Tie affords gr seter Piotectlon
it lss in case Of fire than the OH style y Dalng
49, ,ae / YOUENES, n e v arden
"''N i'P 7 I'm AID Ms. Fire inspector
concur AZ '''0 ALFRED BELANGER
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TEHHIS 5 old and highly useful and popular
= Institution enlarged, rctitted and rc-fur-
nished, and having the abest corps OF Teach
erS ever brought together in this country, will
cnt.r Mnnn lis EoMrteellth Session OH
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTES,
Clinton. Kinds CommIy. Miss.


IL Catalogues furnished on application.
ip20dtOI.
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Es. " BRO WV,

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW, 81 Carondelet street
"a New Orleans, Z O. Box ia hefers TO
Gov. Humphreys, Jackson, Miss,
Chief Justice Handy, Canton.
Hoo. ThOs J. ~ hartOu, Jackson,
Hon, a. q. Brown Ferry
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-27

Clinton, Kinds County, Miss.
FsylIE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
Z of this Institution Will begin on Monday,
Sentember 24th, under the same Principal,
who has presided over ii for the last ten years,
who will be assisted by fuil corps Of teachers,
of large experience and proved efficiency. It's
friends and patrons, to whom its high eharac-
ter. before the war. was known, may he as
sIlred that it has lost nothing Of that character.
Int now as heretofore, stands second to none
in the thoroughneSs of its discipline and IN
StIucfion For the truth of this declaration,
we need only refer to its late closing exercises,
which, by competent Judges, were pronounced
supcrior in excellence TO any they had ever be-
fore witnessed. With its buildings put III
thorough repair, (Which is now IN progress J
and furnished with every necessary conNen-
ience: with its extensive means OF lliusf3uoh
and the successful experience OF It's teachers
we cannot too warmly commend 1t to Those
who for themselves or others, would e,J9H
The benefits of an educationa! institution OF the
highest grade. ob
Terms. AMI other information. can be ob-
tanned on application to the Principal froi'
Walter IIilman.
RORT. KELIS. President, Board OF
gro. WHITFIELD, See'yA Trustees.
Clinton Miss AI!g. 3, 1856. aIlgfdtt.