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FOR REgT

FER for. rent ny premises at TERRY
= Hands. county, Nj ssissippi, in whole, on IN
sl.see lees ss may e desired. The plantation
I Lang nrst class Hotel, Residence Quarter
VIII rent the Hotel, which has Il rooms and
with 291 acres Of land attachesli5 IT,
are cleared. ~ ~ NA1eA
Also, my residence. which has san aerss
asaa Atlas9 bed. including 4 ten acre orchard =.
Nit, Sin, Quarters etc. SOU
Also, three . acre fields, with settlement
= bout 4s9 acres Of the entire tract are fresh
md most Of Iheplaee was Cultivated Iast 49,,
The terms viii be found yerv rasss..},ss
mel ara cash. aud balance at tie end 81 fhe
caT- Address. AAs
" p TERRY
/, an 5d&WIn Terry, Tslnds Co, Miss.
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HORSE STOLEN

SIOLEN, on the morning Of the 10Th. near
- jackson, bright soTrel Horse, with two
white hindfeet, ana a star in the forehe i'd and
a deep scar On the middle Of the neck. and
also slight sears on the shoulder and the hip-
all on the left side. Tie is six years old, rather
tall and loug-bodied, and not in good order
There Is also knot on the bone on the inside
OF the pasture Joint Of the right fore foot
\ liberal reward will be paid for hi, return
TO the subscriber five miles east Of jackson.
Jan lo-df b. II. DUNN.
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UNEAsINEss AT TIE NoRTH.-Ihe
Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch says: Accounts
from the North represent very I'M
easy state Of feeling regarding the
spring trade and the general prosperity
Of business Of all kinds, and wide
spread desire is expressed to have the
Southern States restored at the earl
lest moment for the protection OF
Northern capital The Radicals there
are becoming alarmed at the demorall-
zing state Of affairs in Congress, and
some predict the admission OF the
Southern States before the end OF the
present Congress. IT they find that
their trade is suffering heavily from the
misrepresentation Of the Southern
States. petitions and memorials asking
that immediate action be taken viii
assuredlv be found showering In upon
the Senate and House of Representa-
tiyes.
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FERMENTATION.


G.OnA REV Whereas, 1t appears
DOUU by information received by me,
tibet John Lott, jr.. stands charged with the
murder Of James McCauley. committed in the
county of Carroll, on the "a instant, and Is
still at large:
Now therefore. l, BENZ G. Humphreys, Gov
crnor of the State of Mississippi, do offer the
above reward for the arrest and delivery Of the
said John Lott, IT,, to the Sheriff of Carroll
county. And do moreover require all OH
GERS Of this State to be diigent in their efforts
to arrest said fugitive.
Given under my hand, and the Great
Seal of the State affixed At Jackson,
l. = this fifth day of January, A. D.
- 1867, and of the sovereignty of the
State the 10th.
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
By the Governor:
c. \. BRoUGHER, Secretary Of State.
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Connecticut wants a Democratic Cons
vention and so docs Kentucky. The
party seems to think that a Democrat
ic gathering is essential to the preser-
vation of republican form of gov
ernment. This may be correct but I'VE
can't see IT," The friends of liberty
not Democrats alone, but representa-
tives of all parties opposed to radical
tyranny, should go hand in hand to
gether to maintain the great princi-
pies about to be destroyed by n reck-
less and wanton revolutionary pack.
The issues before the country should
be fairly presented by speakers and
newspapers, in order that reason may
gain signal victory over passion and
prejudice. The good and true men"
cannot reach the desired object by
,ounsellmg together in National Con
sention Party Conventions have lost
st They are regarded as great
.. -Hu@S dAtQ CaA4N no PlCSllSC Win
them Connecticut wants to consider
the means of protection against the
revolutionary acts Of the majority in
Congress; announce the determine
ton OF the Democracy to resist and
oppose sundry things for the interests
OF the Union; thorough a re-organi-
1aiion g. us party, and completion Of
Il IN gsrnelats Tor the representation OF
the South In the next Presidential
campaign and the counting of the vote
Of the late rebellious States in that
election This is all very fine. bpt the
chief object appears to be the resur-
rection of The old Democratic party.
to which we are opposed just now, at
any rate. Let Conventions alone I'M
Gil the battle between Congress and the
Judiciary i finally settled s..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION SALE.

W7ILL be sold on Saturday. the 18th inst,
Wv at Langley's corner, Furniture, Bed
s 5S2; INV Goth m e PoTf oo Dray
eral Mules, 10 Baskets of Champagne, cots.
and Pint Bottles and other articles.
J. II. BOYD & co.
Jackson Miss Jan 1e.dtd
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A FIREMAN FALL HEIR TO $780,,
O0O.-James Dixon. a fireman of this
city. who lives noar the Sulphur Spring
Bottom, received the unexpected in
formation on Monday of this week,
that he had fallen heir to 100000
worth of property and $4,000 in
money, by the death of a relative in
Mississippi Mr.. Dixon was 4 poor
man, with nothing to depend upon
but his own exertions for the support
of his wife and five children.-Nash-
vile Banner, 9th
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
$50 REWARD.

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
4 by the undersigned for the recovery of the
PON1 stolen from them, and the capture of
the thief, who gave his name as Cooper.
The Pony is IA hands high, 9 or 10 years old
bald face, glass-eyed, with long tail, is black
IN color, with white spot on each side has
one white hind foot and limps in front-gener-
ally appears stiff in moving. SO will be paid
for the recovery of the Pony alone.
JOHNSON & NOONAN,
Rankin and Main St.
Natchez, Jan. 18th 1S67-I7-d2t
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SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY of Southern birth, a Mis-
II sissippian) and education, desires stu
alton az Music Teacher, or assistant in the
Literary Department Of a Female Institute.
portion Of her salary to be devoted to char
liable purposes.
The best of references as TO capacity, etc..
etc, given. Address,
JACKSON METHODIST.
Jan IS dit jackson. Miss,
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F0Ea RENT
Plantation ON Yazoo River.

THE undersigned is desirous of renting on
4; 4 very reasonable terms, his Duck Pond !"
IIsss stIcn, ten miles below Yazoo CITY and
tFs~ I lies from the River.
s tn are twelve hundred acres of the best
prairie land in faz0o Valley. with all modern
lmproE ements including good frame dwell
ing. Sixty hands are now on the pIaea an
ious 10 remain. -''i
For further particulars apply to Messrs
Harrison 4 Hyatt, Yazoo CITY. Col. " r
" timers, jackson, or on the adjoining place 70
JahiId-W EUGENE ROACH.
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miscellaneous.

An India rubber mautactOry is about
to go into operation at RidleysviIle,
near Charleston, South Carolina. The
building is already up, and the neces-
sary machinery, which came from
Trenton, n. j., in its place.
A waggish editor says that the streets
of one of the Western cities are to be
lighted with red headed girls. We'd
like to hug the lamposts.
The local ofthe Mobile Tribune saw
the other day a waterfall far surpas-
sing in development anything of the
sort ever before seen or recorded. 1t
was a huge cane basket swinging to
an old squaw's head, and attached
with large leather strap instead of
with gay and Haunting ribbons. A
TAT baby and about twenty pieces of
hghtwood filed the place usually oc-
eupied by rats, mice, &c.
So many destitute travellers pass
through Chattanooga, Tennessee. who
spend the night without bedding. fire.
or food, at the Union passenger DEPOT
that the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA
Railroad Company propose, in con
junction with other roads senterinp at
that point, to erect buildings, fitted up
with all needed appendages, purchase
food, hire cooks to prepare meals, and
Eatchmen 70 keep up fres during the
night, and IN this way, relieve. to a
extent, the suffering now
Nh. A B. E., of St Louis, from his
own purse, supports and educates
tNeiltS-sIN orphans. ereeentivpaid
Sl4,o'o Tor ~ asylum. e So
The medal gotten up by three
thousand workiRgmen OF France, was
presented to Mrs Lincoln on Mon
day There was no ceremony ON the
occasion.
The bill to yaeate the Offices Of pen-
sion agents throughout the couatFy.
aAd change the mode Of anpointinq
such officers in the future. MAS taken
soate, On Wednesday. hut
n the request 0f Mr..
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SEWING mACHTNEs,
FANCY aoops 40 rnIInlNe
stNIskTs AND CoRsETs.
PAPER WAREHOUs

ID OSENFELD & FASS, Louisiana -pu. Z
~ Manufacturers, lG6 Canal street Best ~
C0rsets impor ed NavIatg'
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The Chicago Times, in its reflections
upon New Years day-''a day Of be
ginnings,' says: Everybody should
at least between drinks-devote por-
ton Of the day to solemn reflection.
Our State legislators would do well to
recast the programme for paying four
dollars per day for board out OF q sal
ary Of three dollars per diem, and
having seS eral thousand dollars over
in the spring. Congress, on such an
excellent day for beginning things,
might begin again the work Of recon
struction upon basis of constitution
and charity, Women might begin to-
day that economy which viii soon be
necessitated by stagnant business and
contracting currency"
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON. AND
Great Northern Railroad.

NEy ORLEANS. Jan. 14th 1867.
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that bids
n viii be received until Ist Of April next
Tor the LEASE, (for term of not exceeding
thirty years, of that portion Of this Rogf
north Of Canton. Miss, to the Tennessee ris
distance of 203 miles, including all the T.
Yeys, grading. masonry and other work al
ready done; with all the unpaid subscrirt 0ns
of stock on that portion of the Read. The
contractors or lessee to build, equip and run
the same in conformity with the regulations
and tariff of the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad.
Any further information can be obtained on
application al tie Office Of the COMPANY. No
- GaEondelet street, New Orleans.
BY order of the Board:
q. Z. BEAUREGARD,
Jan lo-dtapl President
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In St Louis the other day the Circuit
Court decided, on a writ Of habeaus
corpus to recover possession of a
muIatto child who left Mrs. Burd, that
the child being free, could 90 where
she pleased Mrs Burd, was unable to
recover.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-18

IHE APPOINTING PowER-The New
York Evening Post announces, the
passage Of the III. depriying the Pres.
nent Of the power Of removing anv
officer, except the members of his cab
met, for any cause or crime however
Migrant, except with the concurrence
Of the Senate, FOR eaase shown. to he
"a radical subFersion OF tire Cons1itn.
as that has been held from the
II alters the form of our
=, from a republic admins
rillof the people to a.
Norsf OF al forms
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-18

The message Of Governor Morton
Of Indiana shows that the population
Of 1860 haa increased, according to
"a estimate from ] o50, 458 to over p
100000 and WILL in 1870, overrun
200, 600. Tho puhlic debt is s5,396,
GIz IS. OF about 81 10 to each indi-
vidusl The internal Improvement
bonds, amounting to 1858, 900, the
Governor says, is estimated as part Of
the debt, although no interest has been
paid on them for twenty-five years.
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CORN, OATS AND HAY.

GfRESCENT CITY Paper Warehouse Gorll
~ HeTrick 80 Magazine St Dealers in PapI
agents for Paper Bag Mandatory Nov D.
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Three Of The Mules were taken up about five
niles from jackson, on the Livingston road by
Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Kennedy. near whose
places they were grazing, and returned to me
and the other mule and the mare were seen
IN that vicinity for several days Immediately
AFTER they disappeared from the commons
on the oath of December, 1866. The mare i a
remarkably fine animal. between 49, and rs
hands high, deep bay with black name and
tau, the two hind feet white, star in the fore
head, PAGES and trots well, is about seven Years
Old, and makes a fine appearance under tba
saddle, The Mule is dark brown, medium
size, about eight years old. The mare shod All
round; mule shod in front
VIII pay $40 to any one who will return
the said mare and mule to me, or I viii nav
$40 for the mare. and So for the mule. to sny
one who Will return either one of them to me.
or VIII pay so to any one who will give me
sut II information as viii enable me to recover
them. L. IT DOTy T,J9lI1 % -
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The appropriation committee an
nounces that they MIST ask the House
to sit every day except Sunday, in or
der to dispose Of the appropriation
bills before the 4th of March 1t will
be seen from this that there will be lit
tie time to consider the reconstruction
question and the financial measures
already pending. These momentous
questions win therefore probably be
left for the fortieth Congress which
meets on the 4th of March.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-18
PRIVATE ROARnINc-

II un1deTslgned has opened PRIVATE
L BOARDING HOUSE in .Jael,so,, -, - =
persons can tind comfortable and chaap homo
Inc house i situated on PascagouIa street
u st below the City Hall. gu se''
.ahlVdlih MRS. GEO. DOBSON.
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Their is a fair prospect Of the wills
Ky tax being reduced. Commissioner
Wells favors it and burned out Con
grcssmen think reduction absolutely
necessary-the present illicitly distill-
ell article being dangerous. Byreduc-
ing the whisky tax from two dollars
per gallon to fifty cents, the devotees
Of Baachus viii he enabled to procure
a good article Of liquor.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-18

THE BRICK STORE ON CHEAPsIDE.
Patton Il Barfelds old stand.) For terms
apply to FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Jackson Jan I--dfw
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DESCRIPTION.

John Lott, jr., is about 81 years of age, fair
complexion. light hair, croSs-eyed, and his
eyes very sore, so much so that he is almost
blind. Janodlot
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WHOLESALE oL0TuING.
FOUNDRIEs
z. EK. GILL,

4 TTORNFY AT LAW. and Commission
n 20 take Dispositions. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deeds, etc, fer the state Of Mississippi /
CarondoIet Street. New Orlean.. N9E ~,
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n accordance with a decree made by the
n Chancery Court for First District of Kinds
county, at Jackson, on the 21st day of Deem
Der, 1866, in the case Of W. b. Shearer, ct al.
vs.. Thomas j. Holmes, ct al, No. %, I will
sell for cash on Monday the 18th day of Feb
ruary next, in front of the Capitol in the City
of jackson, the following described property
to-wit: 1.-The South-half of section (l9) nine
teen, in township % five, Of range % one,
West, and the east-half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section CD twenty-four. in township
90 five, Of range ~ two, West in the county
Of Kinds, and containing together four hun
bred acres, more or less, and known as the
Mississippi Springs"
Sale to commence at II o'clock. NJ.
W. 1ERGER, JR.,
Jan, s, IS67dlm Commissioner
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BOARDING.
BOARDING HOUSE,

Rs. A NJ. DODD has opened the dwell
A'A ing mouse, corner of Pearl and President
and Lodgers 'o'' Us
Boarders taken by the day. week or month
Jackson, Miss, Jan 18th 1851 DIFF ii'
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ASH . LEMLY,

Druggists aud AE0tlteca1-ics.
Main street, opposite The Capitol. Jackson.
Drugs and Medicines Warranted Pare
description carefully compounded AT ali
hours Of the Gay ana night. -
fan- fr -
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HARDWARE, BETTING &

GEORGE Z. SEARS, General Commissoa
~ ehnnt, and Dealer in Hay, Corn, Cats and 7
No. "a Magazine street Nov tod
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JACKSON.
A c IL ON FoUN NOR
MACH z SHOP

AND
MACH z SHOP.
T.HE Proprietor Of thisaId aud Rsef-kno ~
and willing to furnish eysryhoslY n -
or machinery, for greenbaeks. He Is prgpsres.s
@ 90 as good Work as can he done any yEhera
ana az as low rates. Feeling very thankfatii
los ~ past iaFors, hope M old friends will
z u ofder 70 increase The business, and carry
Y On more successfully, offer one-nalf intfrest
y any one having capital, and wishing to en-
e say that It. is the best PAVING rrs,r az
1 a.a can possibly be made in his country
Any one wishing to invest. viii pIess ali =,
me AZ Ihe works, er Gen. Joe Bell # ze -
-. J. q. STEVENS
~s1A1r&s L IA
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Do YOu Need "a First Rate Tonic i"
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NOTICE.

] Jackson, Miss. Sent n -
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VICkSBURG.
IT. j. HANES * CO.,

-YuOI EsALE and Retail Dealers IN Cen
w fectionery, Fruits, Fancy Groceries 1t,
-; works Sc Can be found at Max hu-
,,ar:s aid ~tant in the Washington Hotel puliu
~ corner Of " ashington and CHINA Streets
" VI, -, stautlv on hand select stock 81
aya ~ in the line and are prepared 10
f,r,;sb rails. Parties, Weddings, &c, AT snort
notice. -
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WHOLESALE FISH nIERoHA'

~ d. MOODY, Il co, o. TchoaPt ,
-. Street. Special attention given to~e
Mackeral, Cod fish, Herring Butter l-
and Lard Nov IS tg
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. JAMES :. BARFIELD.
Matchmaker and JeWeIer

Has REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE.
No ID Cheapsides ssioorx below old stand.
i Jackson. Jan 47-s14xx
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The Washington Chronicle says the
South is not governed by law. The
editor of the Chronicle said, the other
day, IF the law stands in our way 50
much the worse for the law" The
law must be obeyed at the South, but
may be trampled upon at the North,
according to the Chronicle.
The corpse of a child that had died
with smallpox was found fewmorn-
ings ago in a carpenters shop N Co
Iumbus, Ga a negro who, the night
before, was taking the body to the
graveyard, got frightened and
dropped it there.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENE.


THREE small DWELLING HOUSES,-pos-
i session given Immediately.
Jan. y. 80. Il. u. HARDY.
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$50 REW ARR
Bay Mare and Four Mules.

~ IN the North estern part of the CITY of
jackson, on the evening of the 24th of Deem
Der 1896 A fine
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Pressure AGAINST IMPEACHMENT-
Washington adyices inform us that
Senators and members of Congress
are daily in the receipt of letters urg-
ing them to 60 against the impeach-
ment project, on the ground principal
ly that it is injuring the business of
the country. The movement does not
appear to meet with great favor in the
Senate. The announcement that the
next steamer from England will bring
back large quantities of United States
bonds which do not find market in
consequence of the "extreme measure"
will probably explain, to some extent,
the cause of the opposition pressure.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Standard Seh00i
BOOKS
READERS.

READERS.
r TIERS GOODRICH FIRST READER
BUTLER'S GOODRICH SECOND hF,5A EN-
BITLFRS GOODRICH THIRD READY
RTTIER'S GOODRICH FOURTH Rad En-
BUFFERS GOODRICH FIFTH KEAIE,ifs,, Y,r-r,
BUTLER'S GOODRICH SIXTH hhAA1-i-
GRAuyTARS.
RI-TIFR.S INTRODUCTORY GRAMMAR
BUTLEa.S PRACTICAL GRAMMAR
EE.OCUTION and RHETORIC
BUTLER,S COMMON SCHOOL SPEAKER
WHATELY'S RHETORIC. - rocYC
MATHEW TGCS-
PRIMARY ARITHMETIC. In pre-
TONNES 1S1s1S1 INTRODUCTORY ARITHMETIC
TOWNE'S ARITHMETIC. In use
TOWNE's MENTAL ARITHMETIC. IN pre-
ALGEBRA. In use)
KEY TO THE ALGERIA
T0wNE'S GEONfE TRY. In preparation,
TONNES TRIGON0METk1 AND StRNEA
ING. In preparation
All the above books are eleetrotyped. printed ana
bound in Louisville Ky. Tue Iist viii be
increased till il shall embrace textbooks on 81 SUI
jects taught in the schools Of the country ~ nS
ljeya We row have books worthy to be used wfer-
ever the English language IS spoheL anu eua a -
eavor to take the precautlou to add none not thHS
worthy to the list of our publications. -, -. ..
Copies Of any of our publications VIII ~ sen ~
teachers for Illumination with view 10 IL o''''
ton, on application to -
JOHN 2 MORTON X CO.,
Publishers. 156 West Main st, Louisville, ny.
ianl9d2t
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a B. GRISWOLD a Co. old 6-
"a. Hyde Il Goodrich; e~tabh,hclms
Orleans Fifty years. Manufacturer, to-.
porters of Watches, Jewelry, ~iyor-waet
lery, Guns and Pistols, corner Canal ma
al streets, New Orleans. Nov i&l
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'A'+'oAD LEAsE-Gen. Beaure-
gard Preisiaont Of the New Orleans
,'''N''' 'oo Great Northern railroad
announces through the New Orleans
papers that bids will be received until
1Le hfst Of April next for the lease, for
= term not to exceed 40 $685. - 49,.
portion Of his road north Of Canton,
Miss, to the~T ennessee River Ga dist
auee of 203 miles), including oil the
surveys, grading, masonry, and other
works already done, and all the unpaid
subscriptions of stock on that portion
of the road. The contractors or
lcssees to build, equip, and run the
same, in conformity with the regula-
tons of the Jackson Railroad.
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n A. %.

SOTTcE-Hereafter no name viii be entered
or our subscription books unless paid for in
advance To this rule there viii be no e1cep-
ton All names VIII De- erased At the eXpiTa-
lion If the time paid for. A cross mark on the
margin Of the paper will indicate that the time
il. tfu. or il about - expire.
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an the Secoud Monday in March next, will
" be sold to the highest bidder for Cash,
1920 acres Of land-200 acres of which is in
cultivation, and 500 acres deadened &c years
ago, The land is situated five miles North of
Morton Station, Southern Railroad, Scott
county, Miss. L. NINJ0N,
Jan 5, 1867 dim Lake, Miss.
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PAYNE, uUnTINGTo2 q CO.
CONFECTIONERY.

u NORMAN & RETSS. Manufactures Of wi
l micelli, Maccaroni. Extract Of coffee,
dictionary, spices and chocolate, - Old L9.
street, New Orleans. -DF -a-s-
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LEATHER AND FINDING,
MACHINERY

EON PIERRE q Co, Importer and
- erS IN Leather and Shoe Finding +
Charities Street, New Orleans. Nov b
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m Commonwealth SAYS
- Phillips and Stevens
IT the country Prem
ii ars, the sooner alsV
Iegl The better Ger i