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ra. The appointment made by the
Governor Of j. G. Taliaferro, consistent
and unainching Union man, as Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court OF the State
of Louisiana, has been confirmed by the
unanimous vote Of the Senate. The ap.
pointmeht is for the unexpired term Of
r. B. Jones, resigned.
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bVr At late meeting in Boston, o
resolution read by Mr.. Phillips called for
the removal of the President, the destruc-
ton Of the Supreme Court, and declared
that Irrational safety, national honor, JUS
tice and the negroes" are one and the same
thing. OF course it passed with unbound
ed applause. a resolution that Christiani-
ty, maHinony and the negroes, tbs balm Of
a thousand flowers. are one and the same
thing, would be just as sensible. and would
no doubt, command the same applause at
Boston. 1t would be to the credit Of these
people if they were all confined 10 q lunatic
asylum.
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RSs. /" MY dear Ellen. y said a young mar

bA" My dear Ellen," said a young man,
!" have long wished for this sweet oppor-
tunity, but hardly dare trust myself to
speak the deep emotions Of my heart; but
l declare to you, my dear Ellen, that love
you most tenderly. Your smiles would
shed-would she'd" g Never mind Tho
wood-shed," said Ellen, ego on with you,
pretty talk
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| SUCCESSION
Succession Of John Began.
. Petition for sale of land.

! Petition Tor sale OF ianQ.
DURSUANT to on order and decme oe
Il the Honorable the District Court in
and for the Parish Of Rapides, rendered in
the above entitled cause. No. 20 OH tk.
Docket of said Court, dated the 2. tn inst,
and directed to me, commanding me to sell
for the payment of debts. the following
described property. of said Succession,
shall expose the same at public auction %.
the premises at LIZ o'clock, on ~
SATURDAY the 18th day Of APRIL next,
The plantation just below Alexandria
has been accurately surveyed, and divided
into lots, of which Plat is made The
front is divided into ten unequal lots. Of
which nine have been already sold. The
following will be sold under the present
order and advertisement. 9I
Lot No. 10 fronts on the RIVER, and cost-
tains 2S-l00 acres if z. lf,3I,elgs,.
Lots. Nos. II to l6 inclusive arc immedi-
ately in the rear of the trout Lots. the first
OF which contains 5 70-lG0 acres, aud tho
last II H-l0O acres.
Lot No. II contains 10 $500 acres.
Lots Nos. 1928 inclusive are in the rear
|Of the Carr property and contain from fyo
to eight acres each. f s;5
Lots Nos. "a and IS are large, the former
containing nearly thirty-fve acres. and tho
latter 33 75-l00 acres.
No. rs is y field lying between Betty's
Bayou and Kels0, and contains. ~ 27-l00
acres ss9S8
No. n Is the, remainder of the Tract
comprising woodland and open land, one
hundred aud five 76-l00 acres total, Of
which % 38-100 acres are woodland.
The Plat of the whole Tract, divided and
numbered MS abote, can be examined at
the Clerks Office in the Court House an-
til the day of sale, and in order that Pur.
chasers may have q guide in the future. tn
their boundaries, this Plat will after the
sale. be deposited and recorded in tho Par.
ish Recorders Office.
-One-fourth CASH-the balance
payable in one aud two years with eight
per cent. interest from day Of sale, secnred
by special mortgage and vendors lien. Tho
u. S. Revenue stamps must be furnished
kby the purchasers, and if any wish Deed
separate from the Process Verbal, it will
be executed befofe any Notary they may
select and at their own expense. These
terms must be complied with on the day
Of sale. j. r. ANDREWS, e.
M Sheriff.
Alexandria, February 81, 1s67-tds
Dr;J fa,.,c faao eA2 m y e. its4a : u ~
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The WIRz Pnb.-The Washington Re
publican of Tuesday savs /.

publican Of Tuesday says:
Gen. Baker has been in town testifying
to something, but we have not seen any of
bis promised developments respecting the
pl which the wife of Wirz conveyed to
her husband with kiss for the purpose of
ending his life. IL will be remembered that
Sen. Baker stated at the time fiust after
sne play Of Arrah-na-Pogue was brought
cut % IN this eoantry) that he detected some
,,a1alng wrong in the parting salute of Mrs.
nlrz, and that he seized Wirz by the
uiroat and extracted from his mouth pill
y, ~ which was cunningly enveloped a deadly
poson, Baker promised to give the in
s :. people, who happened to be in
very large numbers at the time, positive
proof OF the correctness of his statement so
=, ,aI Us the pill was concerned. 1t is not too
az ,a'e TO produce that pill. Perhaps some of
sis congressional committees would con
l,usr IT. 7, "a handy thing to have in the
-.-
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OF. LEWIS having purchased the en-
". tire interest of VI. c.. Harris in and
to the landed estate, Saw Mills, ETC., etc.
purchased BY Harris e. Lewis Of w
Waters on the 31st Of October, 1866, will
continue the lumber business Oil his OWL
account. All agencies close this day. Or
ders for lumber and all transactions must
be with me alone. CT. LEWIS.
Feb. 10th, 1SG6-3m
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DR1vATE BoARDISG at Mrs. Can.
4 fields on Second street. Having a
house eminently suitable for the purpose,
with large, pleasant and convenient
rooms, Mrs. CANFIELD can offer superior
accommodations to dodgers or day boarlcrs.
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EHAVING purchased fhe entire Es-
IL tate Of William Waters; consisting
Of about twelve thousa1d acres of Pine
Timbered Lands, will continue to run
the Saw Mills as usual:
| am prepared to gil any. and all
bills promptly, and deliver lumber at
almost any desired point. 5fs.
{. F. LEWIS.
nov 7'66 I'm
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noY 766Gnll

Go rn M @ al.
will grind any and oil corn which
i may be brought to the BALL MILL.
C. r. LEWIS.
dec 10 3m
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OBITUARY,

{.
Departed this life on the 10Th day o
January, 1867, at Ave o'clock A. NJ, sJU
DITH, infant daughter of MARY d. ant
AUSTIN w. burgess, aged eleven months
after only a few hours illness.
Thus like some fair lilly, just opening it
4fg beauties to the sun;
Snapp'd from it's parent stem by some ruth
~ less hand,
Ere its course in life is scarce begun,
And likeit, left dropping on life's deser
strand.
Yes fair babe, thou art gone to that undis
ttirbed rest, .54 III
Which knows no waking-till tho tosur
recticn morni Iii
Thus rudely torn from thy Mothers bleed
ing breast,
And the heart Of him thou wouldst SO soon
adorn:; ~, -,
Others beside, too, feel the bitter pang Of
parting te al7 3!as ..s7
With one 50 fair, 80 gentle and SO good,
But while our hearts with the bitter pang
is smarting, sa ts8Ai :
We remember tile blow was dealt by the
hand Of God. J.W.P.
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THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapides,.

District Court Parish Of Rapides..
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. 100 Estate of II. Greenwood for ADJ
ministration and Inventory.
"HEREAS the Administrators has filed
w in this Office his LIST Annual Account
of the Succession of II. Greenwood; Notice
is hereby given to all whom it doth or may
concern, to show cause, within ten days
from the date hereof, why the same should
not be homolOgated.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Ia, February
23d, 1867. J. w. HICKMAN.
feb "a, ct Clerk
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.hs a A Puritan, Carpet bag and white
'A0Aef arrived on the Alabama,
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Alexandria, February 9th, 1867 lids.
j. Printers fees $42 90 u i.lSl
SHERIFF. SALE


SHERIFF. SALE
rp Wade, Justices Court, Parish
:" onj Of Rapides. Ye.3
K. j. Hanley. 80
RY VIRTUE of an order Of sale issuet
ID by the Honorable Justices Court in.
and for the Parish Of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, and to me directed in the above
entitled SHIT, / have seized and will offer
for sale to tire last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 9th day Of MARCH, 1861,
between tho hours Of IL A. N. and a P. NJ,
at the door. Of the Court House, in the
Town of Alexandria, the following DIES.
cribed property seized as the propcrtySof
the defendants, to-wit ;gtI.ssU sss..4 .
Ninety, cords Of pine wood. now upon tho
bank Of Little River, SO cords at Rooms
Bluffs and 10 cords at Dowty's Blnffs
Also
One Note Of hand for the sum of thirty dol.
lars, drawn by Mary Ann West payable to-
John +. Walden or bearer, due the Ist of
January, 1868, with eight per cent. per aiIs
nun interest from maturity till paid. 9afia
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in U s. Treasury
Notes, subject to appraisement. 80
j. r. ANDREWS, Sheriff: .
February 9th, l667-tds
Printers fees So 90
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@ T e

\ LII persons having claims against the
n commercial firm Of Gray g. Rosenthal,
are requested to present them to the under
signed without delay, and those indebted
to them are required to come forward and
settle their accounts OF suits will be institu-
ted against them. n
LEWIS & HUNTER,
jan2S+67tf. le Attorneys.
Observation-Disclosures >~e~~.~--,~~~~~-~
TO RENT Rooms at the Rhorer House
i for offices or sleeping rooms.
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TO COTTON PLANTERS

THE ATTENTION Of Cotton Planters is
l. called to the subjoined certificate of
Ar. Mltenberger, concerning the quality.
&c. Of the improved SILK LACE CofroN.-
The staple is not injured by the ordinary
Cotton Gins. Parties desiring to see sam.
pies or procure seed Of this Cotton can do
SO by applying at the office of
sHERBURNE & DAIGRE,
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NEW ORLEANS, January 80, 1867.
THOMAS LmLEY, Esq.
Deer Sir I'm answer to yonr inquiry az
to my opinion in regard to the "Silk Lace
Cotton" raised by your son, Doctor r. w.
Lilley, and shipped to me my him, it af
fords me much pleasure in saying consid.
er it very excellent and beautiful article
Of splendid staple, and worth {accorGing t.
its ginning) from six to ten cents more
than Middling" Cotton in Cdr market.
! understand that the sead yields as much
to the acre as any other cotton, and think
1t would be ct the interest Of the Planter.
to plant it extensively. 3
1reeommend 1t highly to all my plant
ing friends. ,.
! remain, dear sir, with high regard,
Yours, very truly,
Feb27-5t. y AR. MILTENBERGER
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Alexandria, February q, 1e67-tds
Printers fees $4S co a
SALE FOR ARTITN NJ

~ "A II II ~ ~ II ~ j i i IU w
PURSUANT to an order and decree Of
Il the Honorable the District Court III
and for the Parish Of Rapiaes, dated tho
23d inst. and rendered In suit No. no oh
the petition Of Hugh Lynch's Heirs tS
the Court and to mo directed, shall sell
at public auction before the Court Houses
door in Alexandria at IL o'clock NJ, on "a,
SATURDAY tho 9th day Of APRIL, next
the following described property belong.
ing to the Heirs Of Hugh Lynch: NJ
A piece or parcel Of ground, lying and be-
ing in square No. s Of the Town Of Alex
andria, being parts Of Lots Nos and 4 III
that square, having front on Bayou
Robert street Of twenty-five feet French
measure, and running back in parallel
lines through the sqnare to Fulton street.
This lot was acquired by the late Hugh
Lynch from the Bank Of Louisiana by Act
passed on Goth January, 1853:
A piece or parcel Of ground situated in
square No. s Of Alley andria, having front
on Second street Of sixty.seven feet, and
running back in parallel lines to the Bank.
Lot CAST described) bounded above by the
Ogden Law Office Lot and Osborns lot
and below by Mrs. Carnal's lot, having
been acquired by the late Hugh Lynch
from Jacob Walker by Act passed june,
1856. 6a tsi g
The square IN the upper suburb of Alex.
antlria, designated on the platof the Town,
as No. %, which is divided for the conye.
nience Of purchasers, in four equal parts;
and will be thus sold, viz: "a sl
. The lower half of Lots Nos. and 3
fronting on Third street fifty-three feetand
running back ~ parallel lines tho depth Of
The upper half Of same lots, with same
front and extending back to Fourth street.
The lower half of Lots Nos 2 md a
with same front and depth. ss
The upper half of Lots 2 and 4 With
same front and depth.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth CASH, tho
residue payable in one year, with eight
per cent. interest from day Of sale, for
which note must be given, secured by
special mortgage upon the lot or lots ptir-
chased, and the retention Of. tho vendors
lien. The u. s. Revenue stamps must be
furnished by the purchaser. ana the Acts
Of Sale will be passed before 81 G. Leckie,
Notary Public at the expense of tho par-
chaser. The terms must be complied with
on day Of sale. j. r. ANDREWS,
Sheriff.
Alexandria, February 9th, ls67-tds.
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Dissolution Of COpartnership.

dec 49, m
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) O'CLOCK, 2, NJ.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.


Mr. Brooke by leave introduced bill to
incorporate the Trustees of the Meridian
Baptist Church, Meridian, Lauderdale coun-
ty. Passed.
Mr. Martina bill to regulate the terms of
the Circuit and Chancery Courts in the
county of Chickasaw. Referred to a Select
Committee of three, consisting of Messrs
Martin, Miller and Taylor.
Mr. Brooke offered joint resolution pro
viding for defraying by the State the ex-
pences of distribution of supplies for indi-
digent families, proposed to be furnished by
the Kentucky Baptist Southern Relief As
sociatio,,. Reforred to a Select Committee
consisting of Messrs McCargo, Brooke and
Napier
Mr. Taylor, from Select Committee, re-
ported favorably to the bill to revive and
amend an act to incorporate the Memphis
and Holly Springs, and Mobile Railroad
Company, approved Nov %, 1854, and for
other purposes. Report agreed to and the
bill passed.
Mr. King, from Select Committee. resort
ed favoraby to the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Senate does hereby
advise and consent to the remission of the
several torfeitures as recommended by His
ENcellency the Governor i'm his message to
the Senate dated January %, 1867. Which
was adopted
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage of sundry bills
Message from the Governor relative to
memorial of officers of Railroads of Nlissis-
sippi was taken up and the message and
memorial referred to the judiciary Commit
tee.
Message from the Governor transmitting
memorial of Trustees of Lunatic ASYLUM
was taken up and both the message and
memorial referred to a select committee.
Mr. Miller from select committee repor-
ted favorably with an amendment to House
bill TO authorize the investment of portion
of the estate of COrnelia W Brown, &c.
which amendment was adopted and the bill
passed as amended
Mr. Martin from a select committee repor-
ted adversely to the bill to increase the sal
aries ofthe Probate Judges of certain coun-
ties therein named. Report agreed to.
On motion the Senate adiou rned until to-
morrow morning o'clock.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORTS.
orsega.- Capture Confirmed.
THE corToN nARkET.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE NatlohSi
Banks are working to defeat the bill retiring
their notes.
The President submitted to the SENATE
a report in reference to the capture OF MI
Davis. 1t is voluminous-
Mr. L. A. Benost, prominent ot ho"i'
banker died in Havana few days since
LIVERPOOL. Jan 31.-Noon.-Cotton "uii'
and favorable to buyers. quotation
changed: middIing 14g sales 1000 bales
The Portuguese Senatorial action la1ols s
the abolition of slavery in the Por'uge'0
Colonies. II
New ORLEANS, Feb. L-BrowhsNiiio az
vices confirm the capture of ortesa ~
Juarez He was betrayed by Chleis VIM
pretended to espouse his cause.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I.-Dr. stephen DUt''
can late of Natchez, Miss, is dead
TRENTON, Mass, Feb. 1.-The Dige'oI
WOODEN mills are burned, loss one huiuieu
and twenty thousand dollars
NEW YORK, Feb. l. Cotton ouil anu
heavy at 334la34 for middling upiandS'
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MIDNIGHT REPORTS
FOREIGN INTELLIGENT
CONGR SION L..

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-The Senate Tariff
Bill passed by a vote of q TO TO- IL goes
back to the House for concurrence
A bill to direct the Clerk of the House to
Mace on roll at the next Congress only the
States represented now. Passed by vote
of 81 to 6
The Bankrupt Bill was resumed but with
out any action
HoUsE.-Capt. Jno A. Webster, of the
steamer Mahoning, is allowed to receive a
chronometer from England for valuable eff
forts in saving English vessels on our coast.
The Senate bill regulating removals from
Office was taken up. The amendment ex-
tending its provisions to cabinet officers was
lost by rs to 70.
The President submitted to the House
mass of Mexican correspondence
The government declines to interfere with
the present light before it in the conflicting
claims of contractors for the Tehuantepec
transit route and Seward directs Minister
Campbell to get information thereto.
The Hon Phillip johnson, of Pennsylvan-
ia, is dead.
Jay Cooke, Geo. Smythe, Thos. B. Page,
Jno w. Ellis, E. I. Moves, of Indiana, and
other prominent bankers and business men
had a consultation with the Comptroller.
The Secretary of the Treasury had an in
terview with the Senate Finance Commit
tee and agreed on a bill retiring the com
pound interest notes by issuing to National
Banks temporary loan certificates of four
per cent. payable in lawful money on de-
mand. This temporary loan shall not ex-
coed one hundred millions.
NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton is half cent
lower. Sales $500 bales at 80! for middling
uplands.
LONDON, Feb lit is announced that the
Austrian troops IN Mexico do not leave the
country with the French forces.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-Cotton has under
gone no change The brokers circular re-
ports the sales of the week at $500 bales and
to-day 1000 bales middling uplands at 14f.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The cotton market
weak and lower. Sales 1890 bales low mid
ding at 304; middling 81; weeks receipts
Al ,656 against 3o765 to same period last
week; exports 23,343 bales. Stock d, 727.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet at
81 1Oas1 Is. Oats little offering. Hay
33a35. Pork firmer and higher at S23 so;
bacon fair demand; shoulders I2i sides Is
a4S Gold 35I
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HOUSE JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, Feb. l, 1867

FRIDAY, Feb. l, 1867.
House met pursuant to adjournment
| Prayer by the Rev Mr. Hunnicutt
Journals of yesterday read and approved
Mr Webb introduced bill for the relief OF
/ William Cook, of Amite county Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
MIR Peace-a bill to amend an act to in
corporate the town of Friar's Point Refer
red to the Committee on Corporations.
MI feaee-a bill for the relief of James n.
Allen, late Sheriff of Coahoma county. Re
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr. Peace-a bin for the relief of J. G. Pitt
man of Coahoma county. Passed.
Mr. Peace-a bill for the relief of Martha
B. Pittman, of Coahoma county Passed.
Mr. MeRaney-a bill for the relief of viii
liam A Lee, of Covington county Referred
TO the Committee on Ways and Means
Mr. Hudson-a bill for the relief of " II
Taylor and JAS b Fairchild of Kinds county.
Referred to a select committee of three. con
sIstlng of Messrs Dotson, Hudson, and
Griffin
Mr. Hamilton bill TO amend the charter
Of Emory, Holmes count. Referred to the
Committee on Corporations
Mr. Williams on leave called from the cal
endar bill TO amend an act creating the
county of Lee, which was referred to the
Committee on County Boundaries.
Mr. Griffin introduced a bill to authorize
ID. Z. Porter, administrator of the estate of
charles Z. McGehee, late of Madison county
to execute a deed of conveyance for the pnr-
poses therein named. Referred to the Judi
eiary Committee.
Mr. MeElroy-a bin to amend section II
and 81 OF an act to establish County Courts
SO far as relates to the county of Newton
Referred 20 the Committee on County Ceurts
Mr. Brooks bin TO Incorporate Cato
Lodge, No. 230 and Cato ROYAL Arch Chan
ter and for other purposes. Referred to file
COMMITTEES on CnrnorafionS
Mr. Brooks bill for the relief of Lewis
x Williams. Referred to the COMMITTEES ON
Ways and Means
Mr. Brooks-A bill 10 remove the civil dis
abilities OF Samuel Jack, a minor of Rankin
county. Passed '>'A
Mr Graham on leave. called from the Gal.
endar bill TO incorporate the town ofTata
n Scott county. Referred to the Caram;4.
tee on Corporations
Nj BrIdgers, of Tallahatchie. introduced |
= 6liI for the relief of G p Rice, Sheriff ~
1aaahatehie county. Referred to the Com /
mIttee on Claims. 0'n
III Boone presented a memorial from SIM
dIg citizens Of Tishomingo comfy r..
ietFed TO the Committee on County Rounda.
s Nj Aeares introduced bill to tax r,,,.
and pistols in Washington county. passad
dr Mlton--A bill for the better nrorar+;,.,,
OF real estate aud live stock n rh -.
lalebusha- Passed. '-.-ss Va
riaaa 90 - zen ISn-4 FL 70 legalize the mar
'i4ks os john Wilmington and Ellen
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MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS INSTITUTE.


VVHE undersigned have opened High
IL School at the Mississippi Springs, and are
now ready to receive boarders. These Springs
are two miles from CoOper's Well, six from
Clinton, five from Raymond, and ten from
jackson, on the Raymond and jackson road.
Before the war they were frequented wa
tering place, and their situation is known to be
one of the most healthful in the South.
We will teach the Latin. Greek, French and
German Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and all the common
branches of an English education Surveying
taught practically with the Compass.
Terms will be at the rate of thirty dollars
month, WITH NO EXTRAS, and boys on en-
tering will be required to pay for half of the
uneXpired session, and the rest at the eXpira-
ration of the time paid for.
We intend to keep good. plain table, and
to do what we can to make the sojourn of our
pupils with us both pleasant and profitable
Post Office, Raymond, Mississippi.
J. G DAVIS,
Jan 17-d1&w3m VIM. THURMOND.
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The Nashville American tells of a
young lady from Pontotoc county in
this State, who recently visited that
city with love on her lips and her hesrt
in her hand, but found the man she
expected TO we'd the husband of anoth.
er. Wretched in hope, crushed in
spirit, and far from friends, she gave
herself up to dispair and endeavored
to deposit the heart that is broken into
fragments in the Cumberland river.
She is now in safe hands and it is to
be hoped the smothered signs Of her
broken spirit viii be hushed and the
ruthless wound healed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

,,v ,,ncl;c generally, and especially those
KING TO encourage home manufaeto-
=. md hIlild UP their own country, are re-
I..'s,flIy requested 10 call in jackson before
ppnt- elsewhere. and ascertain If they can .u'
golhs srticIes as Steam Engines, Saw Mills,
S *. powers Gin Gearing, Mill Gearing,
rhafs;pg PuIlies. &c. and for buildings, iron
I1.'t xvnings, Verandahs, Columns, SINS,
I;nteIs' sash Weights, Iron vaults, Naun'
Iron Railing for Cemetery or other pur-
Doors ,I,io1 Points of all kinds, and, in fact,
posesS escrintion of Castings needed or used IN
s ~; Country. on just good terms as they can
ln.s an, by sending their green backs out Oh
the country. ..,,,as -, any, Kind of
,,,h;,sIv or Castings wanted, please address,
AachineA' j. o. STEVENS,
Jackson Foundry and Machine WORKS. s.f
Jackson. Miss, Feb. :, 1860. u'A'