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A Law that should be Repealed.

Mississippi, one law ofserious bearing,
to repeal which, an attempt win, We
understand, be made at the present
meeting Of the Legislature. The en-
actment may be found on page 3O2 Of
the Revised Code of 1857. The pecu-
liarity of the law which makes it
odious everywhere is, that it appears to
fix a stigma upon religion by depriv-
ing religious bodies corporate Of i'm
portant privileges conceded to all sim
I liar associations No church or de
nomination or society of Christians,
and no Board Of Trustees acting for
them, or Institution under their care
and control can, according to this sin
gular act, receive by gift or bequest
any lands, tenements or hereditaments
whatever, either to be held by them as
such, or sold, or leased for their bene-
/ fit Any such donation in the form of
bequest becomes the property Of the
heir-at-Iaw upon the decease of the
grantor, while it is forfeited to the State
in case it has been given by any instru-
ment that is to take effect in the life
time of the donor This is stringent
to say the least, aud seems to trench
upon private rights as well as to clash
with religious preiudiccs. Since the
F law was passed, some ten or twelve
years ago, several attempts have been
made to repeal it and once an act to
that effect was passed by both Houses
and went into the pocket Of Gov.
Clark. 1t is in many ways obnoxious,
however, to the people, and they seem
determined upon its repeal or altera-
ton at some time or other. The mo-
tive with the trainers of the law was,
no doubt, to prevent the rise among
rs of great ecclesiastical establish
ments. dangerous to the liberties of
the people from the amount of
their property and patronage.
/ This, however, if we may judge,
is at present among the least of our
dangers. Besides any such result
would seem to he sufficiently guarded
against in the charters granted to all
corporate bodies which, of course,
limit the amount of property to be
held by them. Another consideration
urged in favor of the repeal is that it
does not check benevolence but only
turns it away from our State; for it
is only societies and institutions within
our own limits that come under the
bar of the act In this way it is said
many thousands of dollars are annual
ly lost to the cause of education and
religion in Mississippi, being con
tributed by her own citizens to insti-
tutions of other States. 1t is well to
be neighbOrly but this does really
seem like carrying good thing too
far. Really, if our Legislature cannot
devise some method of checking be-
nevolence entirely, it does seem to US
they might let our own State have the
benefit of it. The point we do not
propose to argue, however. All we
wish is to call attention to this grave
subject and the action upon it of our
present Legislature, which, we doubt
not, will be wise, conservative and
patriotic
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NorICE-Members Of the Legisla-
ture wishing extra copies Of our daily
or weekly edition are requested to
send their orders direct to the counting
room. An account will be kept with
each one, and settlement for same may
he made at the close of the session.
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EhP Fire.

1t again becomes our unpleasant
duty to report, that Il most disaster
Gus fire has occurred in our city, de
stroying property to an immense
amount, though not so large as that
occasioned by the fire of Odd ultimo.
About fifteen minutes past , Il. IN,
Yesterday morning, the alarm sounded
and the fire companies and citizens,
generally, promptly responded. The
fire was first discovered in the back
part Of the one-story building occu-
pied by A. Waltemeyer, as a con
dictionary, on China street, below
Washington. The progress of the
flames was arrested about o'clock
The following is list, so far as can
now be ascertained, of the property de
etroved, and amount of assurances:
4. Waltemeyer, frame house and
goods, loss $4,000, insured for 81, 900 +;
IL. Bodenheim d Co, brick house and
stock, loss SI5, goo, insured for IS, 900 A.;
+. H. Porter d Co, loss $4,000, in
sured for $4,000; b. c. keiger, brick
house, loss $4,000; no insurance
Jas. Murray X Co, dry goods, loss
$4,000, insured for $4,000; Kirk
lands estate. brick house, loss Sl5,-
1000 no insurance; J. j. Garrard u
Co, loss $4,000, insured for $50, 1000
Miss. Biglow's brick house, loss SD
600. insured for $4,000; Misses Mar
tin. dry goods, loss $4,000, insured
for $4,000: d. Carabine, six frame
houses, loss $4,000, insured for So
coo: Kegan & Co, stock, loss $1,000
insured for $4,000; L. Hornthal
damages Sl2, 1000, insured for $4,000
Ellis, Warner d Co, damages $4,000
insured for $50, 900; J. L. Powell 4
Co. loss $4,000, insured for $4,000
Manlove Il Hobart, dry goods at +. II
Porter ( Co 5, loss 81 500, insured fol
$4,000 i. Scharff, damages $4,000
insur>u for $40, 900; Herman Il Moss
damages $4,000, insured for SIS.
0O0 Miss keenan,, damages $1,000
no insurance; destruction of furniture
sheds, etc, amount to $1,000
Herald
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Senate met as per adjournment.
Mr. Brooke introduced a bill to allow an
annual salary to the County Attorney of
Lauderdale county. Referred to the Judicial
~ Committee.
Mr. CANA bill to incorporate the Merid-
ian Female College in the town of Meridian.
Passed
On motion of Mr. Jackson, the Senate ad-
iourncd until tomorrow morning 9 o'clock.
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SELECT
Boarding School for Girls.
AT PINE SPRINGS,

Near Terry Depot, ". o. d j. r. g.
KTISS ANTONIA NJ. GREEN VIII open a
We Select Boarding School for Girls at Pine
Springs, the residence of her father, near Terry
Depot on Monday, the 18th of February next.
Ample arrangements have been made to inn
part instruction in all branches of learning,
constituting a thorough and complete educa-
ton.
The situation is convenient, pleasant and
healthy, and the accommodations ample for
the small number to which her school is limit
cd. Number limited to ten.
RATES, per Session of twenty weeks
ending 2Sth June-including Board
and Tuition in English Branches
half payable in advance ........... $50 90
Tuition in Ancient Languages ...... 80 90
= - French ......-..... ..... 80 90
Music, including use of Instrument 40 90
REFER To- Hon. A. G. Brown, Terry;
Hons. r. ]. Wharton, c. L. Hooker, jackson;
DR.. j. NJ. Quin, Col. w. c. Harper, Brandon;
Col. George W. Race, New Orleans.
Jan 24-d1m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON. AND
Creat Northern Railroad.

NEv ORLEANS. Jan. l4th, 1867.
-r-pI1c Notice is hereby given that BIDS
will be received until Isl OIL April I-noa a9n
t1f te years. Of that portion of this Road
n smr Of Canton Miss to the Tennessee rlver'
no distance of POS miles, including all The sur
Teys grading masonry and other %9rf s
p rs stock on that portion of the Road. The
~ or lessee to build, equip ana run
the same in conformity with the reguia'i I !
and tariff of the New Orleans, Jaeksoh an"
Great Northern Railroad. ...1 an
ANY further information can be obtiiheu on
o,,nii,ation ut tie office of the Company, No.
a fCarondeIet street New Orleans.
BY order of the Board; ,,,c.,pD
,t+o,1 President.
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win contain all the proceedings of
the Legislature up to and including
the Both inst We shall print one
thousand extra copies, and will fill or
ders for same as they are left at our
counting room.
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President Johnson's Washington
organ holds forth in the following
strain, rs to the results that will fol
low, if the Radicals persist in their
i reasonable and iniquitous schemes:
IF necessary its strong and iron
hand will be invoked to STAY the
course and prevent the consummation
of radical treason. The great oaths
of the President to protect and defend
the Constitution viii not be forgotten.
and the people who sustain him with
their 100000 majority of the voting
population, North and South, will not
forget him. Events have already
brought the Govsrnment to the very
verge of anoaher revolution. If the
radical majority in Congress pursue
its reasonable conrse much longer.
the Government, in order to Sustain
itself, viii have TO arm its supporters
At the call of the President all his
friends, North and South, and the
army and navy viii respond. In such
= contest the issue cannot be doubtful
lessnen may be valiant fighters
a. 'n ,er moor of Congress, but when
hoeo oDi'i - 70 lead their cohorts into
tne iieio II "iu be another thine The
Teal armies and great soldiers of tho
P.Dl'c WIN De found fiobtino under
The American flag. W. 60; ~ "'','e'
position of the determinadi - 80 az ~
Tact that Andrew Johnson v ,.r1 l iAeo
out his constitutional term &c on oe selNe
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The New York Senate has passed a
bill requiring adjoining railroads of
the same gauge to pass freight with
out breaking bulk, and to sell passen-
gers tickets, and check baggage
through.
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Extra copies Of our daily or week
" editions can be obtained upon Civ
inc notice at our counting room the
evening in advance.
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ED.

A. bar residence. in Kinds county, on Sun
d,v December Sd. 1866 of Pneumonia, Mrs.
LTcINDA NJ. McRAvEN, in the Gath year of
The deceased had been a faithful member
of the PRESBYTERIAN Church for many years.
She was a kind and devoted mother, and ever
ready to do good to the suffering and needy
Loved and esteemed by her friends and ae-
ouaintapces. her loss is felt by all; while her
surviving children and grand children mourn
an irreparable loss. But their earthly loss
is her eternal gain; for, though long in pain,
she was resigned to die, and Quietly fell
asleep in Jesus. II.
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NOTICE

A LII persons indebted to the old firm of
IA Dismukes ~ Langford, or to Dismukes,
Shepardson d Co., or to G.. J. ShepardSon, are
hereby notified that they viii find their n totes
and Accounts in the hand of the undersigned,s
with whom they have been placed for cOllec-
elton. w. 4 j. r.. YERGER,
Jan. 24-d30t Attorneys, &c.
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No. !, cutting 3 inches,

NO. ,, cutting inches.
Ihese plows are fitted up with superior sea-
sohed lumber, are cast iron, and one advantage
in securing these PIows is that Won can ALWAYS
conveniently secure Points and Land Sides of
the original pattern.
The prices will be as reasonable as those Of
any first class Plow in the market.
Planters ordering dozen OF more PIoys at
one time Will be entitled to a discount of ten
per cent. on rates for single pIows
Inc following extracts from letters from
pended in order to show how they are apnre
ciated after a trial:
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PROCLAMATION.

$500 R I h9 4rceyad q Bg me
tRct John Lott, jr.. stands charged with the
murder of James McCauley, committed IN the
county of Carroll, on the I'd instant, and Is
still at large: r..
ernor of the State of Mississippi, do offer the
above reward for the arrest and delivery OF me
said John Lott, jr., to the Sheriff OF Carr3i
county. And l do moreover require an ON
Gers Of this State to be diligent in their efforts
TO arrest said fugitive.
Given under my han1, and the Great
90 Seal of the State affixed at jackson,
II s. this fifth day of January. y. d.
- 1867 and of the sovereignty of the
State the 49th. -
BENZ. G. HUMPHREY
BY the Governor:
L, \. BROUGHFR, Secretary OF state
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The Legislature of Georgia propo-
ses to secure native teachers, by pro
ylding that every Georgia soldier, un-
der thirty years of age, manned in
the service, may be educated at the
State University, at the public expense
Tor such length of time as he will give
his obligation to teach after leaving
the University.
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The house in Richmond. formerly
occupied by Mr.. Jefferson Davis is
owned by the city of Richmond. and
II Is proposed TO purchase it for a
Southern Orphan Asylum.
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DESCRIPTION.

John Lott, ir., is about 81 years of age, fair
comnlexIon light hair, cross-eyed, and MS
eyes very sore, so much SO that he is almost
hind JalCUlat
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S. G. WILSON.

Land Sides and Plow Points to fit all other
patterns, kept constantly on hand Warehouse
at :. r: BALEf'S, on PascgaouIa street. loci.
son, Miss. - o-1oh
= l am prepared to furnish all kinds Of Hopso
fronts and VeraHdahs, Ornamental and Main
I.oI-ao ~. &. WILLIAMS.
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BAHALA, MISS, Dec. 81, 1866
Mr.. Z. WILLIAMS Dear Sir-I have uspd
one of your Cast Plows the present season, and
md them to be equal to any have ever used.
ana are superior in grass and truck being free
from choking. b. r. MARTIN
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FROM NEW no
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JACKSON. May 81, 1866.
Mr. Z. WILLIAMs:-Dear Sir-I have been
9sng your Plow for some time, and consider
IL as good as any pillow have ever used. / am
using also, with yours, the Moore & Miller and
Avery Pillow, and find yours equal to either.
Very respectfully yours,
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DRgGGI~Vs.

~ p. DUCONGE. Importer and Dg
n French, American and English
Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medi,iu.
gical Instruments, Trusses, Bru,le
Druggists Sundries, No. 50 Chaltrc, sly
tabliShrd in 1929 oct 3
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GREAT WATCH SALE!
on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron a Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the Low Price
of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to b. Paid for unless Perfectly
satisfactory.

100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to $50
100 Magic cased Gold Watches 200 to 800
100 Ladies' Watches, Enameled 100 to 800
Watches ..'-..'.-.--.... go to 800
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 2G0 TO 80
500 Gold Hunt'g Duplex Watches $50 to 300
800 Gold Hunting American - 100 TO $50
800 Silver Hunting Levers -..... 90 to $50
500 Silver Hunting DupleXes. 49,. 70 to 300
500 Ladies' Gold Watches ....... 30 to 23O
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines- 30 to 70
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 90 to 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches .---. 20 to 81
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 TO IL
az Every patron obtains a Watch by this
arrangement, costing but $40. while it may be
worth 500. No Partially shown.-G1
Messrs. J. HICKLING & CO.'S GREAT UNION
W,TCH Co, New York city, wish to imme-
diatey dispose of the above magnificent stock.
Certificates, naming articles, are placed in
sealed envelopes. Holders are entitled to the
article named. in their certificate, upon pay
ment of Ten Dollars, whether it be Watch
worth $3.50 or one worth less. The return of
any of our certificates entities you TO the arti-
Gle named therein upon payment, irrespective
of its worth, and as no article valued less than
so is named in any certificate, it will at once
be seen that this Is
No Lottery, but straightforward le-
ultimate transaction, which may
be participated in by even the
most fastidiOus.
A single Certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid. upon receipt of - cents; five for 81;
eleven for two dollars; thirty-three and ele-
CANT premium for 50; siXty-siX and more val
liable premium for $40; one hundred and
most superb Watch for $15. To Agents, and
those wishing employment. this is a rare op-
portunity. 1t is a legitimately conducted
business, duly authorized by the Government
and open to the most careful scrutiny. TTy
as! Address
J. HICKLING 81 Co.
Jan 1S-d1m% 149 Broadway, n. Y.
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RANKIN Co., Mayd2, 1866.
We have been using Mr.. Charles Williams
Plow during the present season. and find them
TO do as good work as any plow we have ever
used.
They run very light as much so as any
ploN OF lhe same size we have ever used, and
in every respect we find them preferable fo All
other plows, and therefore we can confidently
recommend them TO to the planting communi-
" generally DAN'L ALLEN,
ELI ALLEN,
WM. ALLEN
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SEWING pIACuINEs.

SOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING
- CHIMES. The uOisclc~S mach
Wilcox a Gibbs, will sew, hon. hI
tuck, gather, quilt, cord, and CmbroIl.
satisfaction. Agents wanted at n.
Charles strcet-BoX $50, New Orleans.
Oc11I1V
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II II E
Largest Collection of Seeds
EVER OFFERED IN America,

Full and explicit directions for cultivation
are given in our new
"A MATEUR CULTIVATORS' GUIDE IT
"a the Kitchen and Flower Garden. now raa-
dy; A descriptive catalogue of $50 pages
and 100 engrayings. containg n Ust 81 pi"'or
2;ooo varieties of Flower and Vegetable Seefs.
also, loo varieties of the choicest French Nv,
nrld Gladiolus. All thenoyeIties. both OF the
f Rove, and Vegetable, for 1867 will be found
described in the above work. Mailed free To
any address on receipt of p cents.
WASHBURN & Co.
Seed Merchants, Horticultural Hall.
Boston, Mass
nuncuius, &C., &C., for Spring planting. now
iedus. Jan 24-tuw&sat4t
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DROBATE COURT BLANKS, printed and
Il for sale at this office.
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Governor Chamberlain, of Maine IN
his inaugural message, says the State
lost 10000 men in the war, and $4,000
had come home alive, but hopelessly
disabled
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FOE RENT.

FOR RENT.
TUE BRICK STORE ON CHEAPsIDE.
tFatton q Barfield's old staAd.) For terms
apply to FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
jackson, Jan 17-dIw
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JOHN \, WADDEL

The Houston Journal estimates the
present cotton crop of Texas at two
hundred and twenty thousand
bales, Of which one hundred and
seventy-hve thousand bales will pass
out through the Gulf ports and ififtv
thousand by way of Red river.
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The Remains of Ex-Governor
Allen in New Orleans
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New Orleans Business CAM
COMMISSION RCuANT,
COLLEGES
KENT, THOMAS 4 GARTER

POYpRAS STREET
gMPORTE Frs OF AND DENmL
n Cordage, Bagging, Bale Rope Iron
Agents for F. W. DEVOE AZ Co, New
Brilliant Coal Oil. Sc. sa )y
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VORN Il BRENER. 0S Camp street =,
III Stantly on hand first class Piano, p .
Martins and Ouyrier's, the celebrated q /
etc. Get. D. 50
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

SENSATIONAL DESPATCH
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The following bill was introduced
in the House, on yesterday, by Mr..
Milton, Of Yalobusha, which was on
his motion referred, after a spirited
discussion. to the Committee on the
Judiciary:
A Bill 10 be entitled an act to punish tres
pass on Real Estate and for other pur-
poses
Section /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That hereaf
ter IT shall not be lawful for any purpose to
hunt with dogs or guns, or set any traps, OF
build pens or any other devices, for the pur
pose Of destroying any wild game on the
land of any other person except their own
without the consent Of the owner or owners
their agents or attorneys
Sec. , BE ii further enacted, That il shall
not he lawful for any person to enter the en-
closed lands of another after notice from tn,
owner or tenant in charge prohibiting th
same
Sec 3. Be it further enacted, That an,
person violating the provisions of this ac
shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanoT
aud upon conviction shall be fined in a sun
of not exceeding fifty dollars or imprisone,
i'm the County Jail for a term not exceeding
thirty days, or both at the discretion of tn
Court.
Sec L. BE it further enacted, That this &C
take effect and be in force from and after it
passage.
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NOON REPORTS.

Passage of the Militia Biii Ds inc
Tennessee Legislature.
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NJ ILLUSTRATES BLANKS. one tbonsor
40 complete sets, Tor sale at this Office.
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WHOLESALE FISH mERCHl

a. ID. MOODY. a Co, 81 Tchou
-. Street. Special attention giymh
Macker1l, Cod fish, Herring Butter
and Lard. Nov
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Near the Depot, Canton Miss. by
MRS. C. 7. REEVES.
The travelling public can be accommodated
18th confortable and well furnished rooms,
and a table which will be supplied with every
delicacy that the market affords.
IulV 10 1866 DIV
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A h. GRISWOLD n CO., old
"a. Hyde 4 Goodrich; established.
Orleans Fifty years. Manufactures,
porters of Watches, JeWclry, Siiygr-wa
lery, Guns and Pistols, corner Canal Oh
nj streets, New Orleans. Now
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Hogs from Warren county, Kent
Ky, were selling at seven cents srass
In Nashville last week s'0Ss'
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JEwELRY AND FANCY GOoT

a. BRUNIG, Artist in hair, and o =
IN. Watches and IcwelTy, No. u>C-.
Premium awarded ut the late Fair.
Hair Work. Watches repaired and w.
ed. a. REINAN
dee S-dIy WatJau
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CANTON, Madison Co, sept.1, 1866.
hereby certify that | have used the one
horse cultiyating Plow manufactured bv Mr.
G. Williams this season, and find it to be tbe
best l have ever worked. w DRANF
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FANCY GOODS AND TRIMnl

ID PIFFET, 1877 Canal street TOYS p-l
ID Combs, Brushes, But ous Tapes Nee.
Cutlery, Plated ware, Dress Trimmings =
etc. Nov +
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VAN BROCKLIN & CHELIIS
"ILL sell at Auction daily and nightly
w Sundays excepted every variety Of
Merchandise, such the community REQUIRE
and demand. The beauty of our system il
the LOWEST BIDDER TAKES the PRIZE.
ri The attention Of Country Merchants es-
peeially invited. o.
~ Best references given.
a. D. 0hhLLIS. B. E. VAN BRocKLIN.
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Gifts for Christmas and New Years
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CORN, OATS AND IA

4 tRESCENT CITY Paper Warehouse q
~ Herrick, 90 Magazine St. Dealers IN Pr
agents for Paper Bag Mandatory. Nor
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sIxIExTs AND CORSET
PAPER WAREHOUsE

ID OSENFELD & FASS. Louisiana Sp #
IL manufacturers, 166 Canal street B.s !
COrsets impor ed Nr5d
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An affectionate but playful wife il

An afectionate but playful wife in
Springfield, Mass, sent note TO her hds,
band recently, written in disguised hand,
signed with fictitious name, stating that
she had often seen and admired him, and il
he would inform her of place of meeting
she would 60 over TO the rooms aud they
would become better acquainted. Husband
answered the note at once, appointing time
and pla of meeting. Both parties met at
the appointed time and place, the lady
veiled, aud proceeded to the rooms. where
the veil was removed, and a grand tableau
not down on the bills eusued. Assurance
made on the part of the husband that it was
nothing but joke, and he knew it was her
all the tune. Wife is having stylish
bonnet, new cloak, and an elegant silk dress
made.