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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO C,o1asulrnaptives..

THE Advertiser. having been restored To
j health In q few weeks, BY p very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption anxious TO make
known to his fellow-sufferers themeans Of cure.
To all who desire IL, he viii send . copy Of
the prescription used, Gree Of chargel, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they viii find 0 SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.--
The only object of the advertiser In sending
the Prescription, is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes to be
Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as 1t win cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing. bsari sae rs fs93fl
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
address aisf hn6 .tf 7s'lsts 9tHes ghtn aHs
saF Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, s.e
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. !
Noy2l-alt4Wly iIl 81 1Aosl II sa Y3pb sHI
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| s Mc6AFFEY,s q
COTTON SEED PLANTER.
PATENTED JULY II. 1866.

II 9ssste 5f5S sd &c. asiS stgfe G9ias -
|FUvHIS Machine has been practically tested,
j. and Il fully GUARANTEED to do the
work as well in ALL respects rs Is usually
done by hand. fsf.5fsss Fa,a I'D. =,
per day, with but one horse or mule to draw it,
and . hand to guide Il and keep It supplied
The seed is taken from the hopper by rota-
ting fingers, which separate the seeds and dis
tribute them EVENLY in the furTow. .. /
il ia 30 simple and complete In its construc-
ton that it cannot by any possibility clog or
become foul, or fail to deposit the seed regular
1t is fully endorsed by experienced cotton
IDEAL machine The best yet invented It Is
selling readily wherever introduced. n
- The following are q few Of the names of
members Of the Legislature and prominent
planters who have recently ordered these ma
chimes, after witnessing Its operation at Jack
son, Mississippi. n rs S. " ss<Etss
Col. 2. Darden, Port Gibson; DR.. John w.
Huffman, Summit; Judge r r.. Montgomery,
Fayetse, yefisrsoI g. county; Hon. George ".
Ieake county: Hon. Hiram Bonner, Brookha.
ven; Hon. M. jackson, Liberty; Hon. E. Bur-
Tray, Hazlehurst; DR.. s. N. Ely, Carroll county
j. III. Hunter, and others. .islfYlJgsfg4s
+ Price &25.i Transportati0n added. 49,
1 s. All orders should be addressed to the Man,
ufactory. 161 Madison Street. Memphis Tenn
PLANT, BROTHERs'& 90,
For sale u 7. O. Newcomer, Jaca s'i Miss.
ROBERT r. REEVES.
BsAspoN. MIss..
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EMERsox ON I4MoRrALITlY, Ralph
Waldo Emerson supplied the pulpit of
the Unitarian church at Madison, Wis,
recently. preaching a discourse upon
immortality. This was his argument /:
The universal belief in a future life,
the common desire of all men for o
continued existence, was the highest
evidence of the immortality of the
soul. II its continued existence were
good for us it would be given us. We
should be content with that knowledge.
jesus never explicitly taught the doc
trine Of q personal immortality. Pla-
to and Cicero had the weakness to
teach it. Jesus, by his words and acts,
did not teach, but made men them
selves feel eternal. The dissatisfac-
ton of the mind with any other solu-
ton Of the problem was the blazing
evidence of its immortality. - IA
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THE WEEKLY CLARION,
The Kentucky House Of Represen

The Kentucky House Of Represen-
tatives have passed joint resolution
that the people of Kentucky are unal-
terably opposed to the movement in
Congress to place the people of the
Southern States under military rule,
the tendency whereof is to military
despotism contrary to the spirit of the
Union and subversive of the principles
whereon the Government was founded !;
and they here enter their solemn pro-
test against all such Congressional &C
fionz.. ~ g.. IL t.l.E s..... ,. =,
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FEE New eArnoIro CHuncH.-W


The New CATHOLIC C#URcH.-We
are pleased to note that the new church ed
i6ce on West street is now so nearly COM
pleted as to be ready for use on. Sabbath
next, onwhieh occasion Git being the Sunday
before Ash Monday q Solemn High Mass
win be celebrated, Father Huber writes
from Matches, that perhaps the people of
jackson never saw such Mass celebrated
before" There win be ct least four priests in
attendance. The occasion will be one of
unusual interest. and win. of course, be
largely attended. We congratulate the
members Of that congregation In having so
commodious and eligible place Of worship.
SIM = sn6 burning of their old chapel, they
have been meeting in various and often un-
suitable places. They have now an abiding
place, from which may vandalism nor mis-
fortune ever drive them.
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sONG.I
ny WIN. n. BuRLrroH..


a'ss ~ 'ssslA aFs u --.-a isgIA 81 - haas
I am lonely, dearestA
Very sad and lane!
Life is dark without thee.
And its glory gone! 81 stIss.yss 'l4is
Ger the shining azure Atif5s I'D
Shadows brood and swim b IL
Sits my soul In shadows
Desolate and dim. s
Though the opening blossoms s.
{, Rain from myriad trees, -
And divinest odors e T 3f'
Float upon the breeze aias
Though the air is vocal - 81
With the song Of birds, sR9a .s4ia
49,, Yaily am pining asa9E 800
For thy sweeter WORDS: ~
3. Sadly In the cleaning = a31'fL.
- Do sit alone, - e'.' I
And my heart converses SIS
With the dear one gone |? tasa
Words of sweetest musings
Linger still with me. iS-
n sz.x As nv soul, In silence, rrtf..
= Goeth fourth 70 thee. s.i., : -. Z.
Through the holy starlight, .N'
Through the odorous air, - aH
From my heart ascen6eth,
Ha Still for thee its prayeri aoS Ct 3
But that heart Is lonely ii54aA
Thou art far away, so tasT Z
And my soul in shadows q. SOS ~ 8
Stitch night and day ! f5t5 4iti.5
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COLLEGE, FOR SALE
CARROLLTOH. MISS.

"E offer for sale, flor Educational Pun
w poses only, by authority Of the Lodge,
No. 40, ]. o. o. r, the large and spacious
building in the town of aCarrollton, Miss,
known as the Odd Fellows Female College.
Il was built Tor and Is admirably adapted to
the purpose of Boarding School for Young
Ladies. There are twenty rooms In the build.
ing, and all ont pouses required. The lot con.
tains four acres Of land, retired and handsome
~ located; ! 9 frame building threest0ries high
erected IN 1857, ut q cost Of Ten Ih0nsdnd dol
lars, md isnoW occupied a. d Female College
The sale will be made on the first OF July
and possession given at that time. Il Any fnfor.
nation required by those desiring to purchast
can be obtained BY addressing the Colnmittet
JAMES soMMERv1LLE,l -, ro,.,t.
]. @. WIRELESS, 4 -
Jan M.WtJuly1
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Il. EmeRANrs FROM GREAT BR1TAIN.
The London Times reports that during
1860 the number of emigrants who
embarked from various parts of Great
Britain and Ireland was 204,882. Of
these, $3.50 were English; 12,sO7
Scotch; 9S,SO0 Irish, and 26,691 for
efgners. '- g. 81. ss'.@ ..i ss39 rs.
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-3l2 10 59Es GEFFARD'St zfdl 81 M,
PATENT SELF-ACTING WATER INJECTOR

asg3ys For FEEDING, Boilers. --a,
The Advantages to be Derived from
- the use Of this Apparatus are:
t.lThe saving of the first cost Of all Pumps.
,gr,o and the parts TO connect them with the
Engine and Boiler.
2d.-The saving Of the wear and tear Of these
Pumps which, in Locomotive and other
q high pressure Engines, is very considerI
3d.-The saving Of the power required to work
&RAj dumps, Of whatever construction ID D
4th.-The elevation Of the. temperature Of the
GU water admitted into the Boiler by the
m steam used, thus preventing any appre-
clable loss Of heat. -
5ths-SThe advantage of being able to supply
water to EOilers without setting the
33d Steam Engine in motion; thus, In all
NJ cases obviating. the expense and wear
and tear of Donkey Pumping Engines,
do and atfol ding all the advantages usually
sought in their application.
Dec 2OLwfy. 20 ssE3 - l,5JE3Ibni cE.i3ocL
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There are now 10, O44, 100 males and
1905, 1886 females in France differ
,ence Of 800 in favor of the ladies'
No match makerin the world could de-
sire q more excellent balance. ssets,'s I.
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The n. O. Crescent, ofWednesday,
says: "We commence this week with
a great falling off in the receipts of
cotton from last weeks decrease Of
6,393 bales for two days 30 81 { -. 80,
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The Selma Gala. Times says that
the disposition among planters is. to
proiucesa suficiency of breadstuffs
Ito supply themselves, at least. There
is also decided tendency among all
to localize the laborer. aia - isia /
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NEWS. AND OTHER ITEMS.

= - s5-4sf
NEWS. AND OTHER ITEMS.
Massachusetts, has abolished its usury
laws, to take effect on the first day of
July next. D. a.5 .aiesas=s5
-. Eece Homo is to be followed by
,Ecce Deus the same author, it
is presumed. 7a.l sad l.a4s ssl-4a7lao
5,a New York has 20, 900 more school
children than there are inhabitants in
Boston. n. = = 60. 49,. -, :. - 80
In Russia they administer the sacra-
ment sometimes at the point of the
bayonett. q ,zs5 '1 : e - BIZ iifs p
e4 The United States has greater
length of railroads than all other coun7
tries together. i 4i.nl eeis=lqs
7.J The provision in the tax bill in re-
lation to cigars has been amended to
read asfollows :saOn all cigars, cigaret-
tas, and cheroots, tax of five dollars
per thousand, and twenty per cent, Gd
toloreae on the market value thereof"
The Globes special dispatch an
nounces that the name of the confeder-
ated provinces is to be Canada. Up
per Canada is to be Ontario, and
Lower Canada is to be Quebec. The
other provinces retain their present
names. The control Of the fisheries is
to be transferred from the local to the
General Government. a5sif 9 q 81 -
. On the evacuation of the capital by
the French, Margoes declared mar
tiaI law. The United States Consul
enquired of him If some of the prevls7
.isons of his proclamation, which were
more than unusually strict, as applied
to American citizens, could not be
modified, but received no answer.
A Richmond dispatch intimates that
Virginia is in q peaceful condition,
and that she win probably be the hrsF
to fall into line under the new recon
struction plan proposed by Congress.
Governor Pierpont was IN council
with the State Senate last night and
advised speedy endorsements of the
plan. His views seemed to meet with
general appreciation. It is generally
believed the Legislature will pass
bill calling q convention of the people,
and accepting negro suffrage upon the
terms Of the bill. S - g - -.5,
At meeting held in, Bostonion. the
evening of Feb 21st, of the Southern
relief committee, William Walters, OF
the Advertiser, and Mr.. Green, Of the /
pas+ we're requested to act as treasu |
rers, and that an appeal be made TO the
public as soon as possible 70 contrib |
ute funds for the temporary, relief Of
the extreme destitution existing n the |
South. IS dagios xssHnS as.lI /
ii The Hon. C. y. ValIandigham has
been invited to deliver the Annual
Grafton before the Literary Societies
Of Oxford.
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H7E have given our Bonds for payment on
ALI scotton CONSIGNED b our house, from the
several cotton Districts Of the cotton growing
States. Permission for removal Of the same
can be obtained on application TO the Assessor
81 either Of the districts In which the cotton
a. raised gsais JOHN G. HuEY ~ f00aga
= No. 33 Natchez street,
Nov 9l-W1fili ss ST. sa{aSSI & New Orleans,
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DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
The thirty.ffth anniversary Of this popular
and widely known institution was celebrated
yesterday. Rev. Dr.. Palmer addressed the
Graduating Glass. We regret that our en-
gagements were such as to prevent our &C
ceptanee of the polite invitation from Prof
Dolbear to be present. The great success
of Dolbear's College is an achievement of
which the South may justly and proudly
boast. 1t is certainly inferior to no similar
institution on the continent. May it con-
tinue to be prosperous and useful.
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In another article we have sugges-
ted the bare possibility that the Pres
ident will refuse to execute the militia
ry bill if carried over his veto; but
candidly, we think there is scarcely
the shadow of ground for such belief.
On this subject, contemporary says
The question of the constitutionality
of the bill cannot be brought before
the supreme court before next winter,
and probably could not be decided
until late in the spring of 1868. Con-
gress has already asserted its intention
to reorganize the court and to enact
such laws for its government as will
effectually prevent that tribunal from
materially obstructing the advance
ment of the projects of the ruling par
ty, and should the court decide the
bill to be unconstitutional of which
there can be no doubt-all matters
then relating to the admission of the
South would be left precisely where
they were at the date immediately pre-
ceding the passage of the bin. The
whole subject of reconstruction would
be again open and form the principal
issue In the next Presidential election.
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& Corner Camp and Pogdres street New Orlsanst
DY MRS. D. GRANT, who would respect
ID fully inform her old friends In Missis-
Sippi, an the public generally, that she is still
prepared TO furnish good fare and Dleaaan.
rooms on the most reasonable terms, A share
Of public patronage solicited. je0Odly
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NEWS :. AND OTHER ITEMS.

| There is no government in the world
whose credit stands sc, high in the Eu-
ropean market as that of Chill. The
Minister of Finance of Chill made app
plication in London, recently, for q
loan Of ten millions of dollars, and
the application was Immediately
answered by an offer Of eighty five
millions, and a scramble for the stock
at one and a quarter premium. &
Mr.. S. B. Palmer, an old citizen of
Tippah county, has been duly COM
missioned as Internal Revenue Assis-
tant Assessor for Division No. IA, 3rd
District Of Mississippi. 7 ,.4-9s sss :. !.
1t is very we'll ascertained in Wash
ington, that the influence of the dry
goods millionaire of New York, Alex
ander T. Stewart, contributed to pre-,
vent the passage of the bankrupt bill
as it was originally proposed, and
hoped to be carried without material
amendment. He pretends that he has
two millions Of dollars owing to him
in the South, and that under the bill
as proposed, he would lose at least
one-half Of that amount. =
1t is the intention to commence the
trial of Surratt early in March. His
counsel are actively engaged in pre-
pairing his defence. The three princi-
pal witnesses for the government are
st. Marie, who discovered Surratt in
Rome; Weichman, who testified be-
fore the Military Commission, and the
man who received the firearms from
Mrs. Surratt at the tavern lin Mary
land, They are all in Washington.
The Padncah Herald says that
"from present indications the crops
will be rather backward in that section
of Kentucky The ground has not
been in condition for blowing since
last fall, nor has it been dry enough
during the winter to burn plant beds.
The last snow will still further retard
operations. -, a. - E. ~ - t5ss
The reports from various sections
Of Ohio, and from other States West,
in regard to the wheat crop, are all Of
the most cheering character. "a j,aa
Our impoverished Government is
appropriating many millions too
much. How does it expect to pay its
debts With the money i owes ,
+ Land in London sells at ten million
dollars an acre. People live there be-
cause they can't afford to buya grave.
vention has re-nominated Brownlow
for Governor. Resolutions of the
most radical character were passed.
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DIR. NASH AND ms INFTRMARY.

WYE, THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
w Of Magnolia. Pike county, Miss. take
great pleasure In Informing all persons in.
fllcted with Cancer, Herofula, Golfer, Wens,
Sore Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or Skin Disease,
70 call on DR.. al NASH 40 his Ihfirmary,
tain easls wnsrs nsZ VIII and Ger
cured o number OF theWorst cases Of Cancer,
Goiter, Sore Leg, Wens, &C., that we ever saw
ON living men. He has quite q number Of
cases ofthe same character that are desperate,
that he Is treating at this time with every pros
pect Of success We voluntarily give fhis mo-
uce to the afflicted as an act of justice and cor
daily recommend DR.. Nash as an experienced
physician. and q certain cure for the above
named diseases. sses@ ~ t'1'fta5 L5-sft7i
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At Rslss for the CAdaoery Court Of BoIiear
Coaaty, Third Monday 'ia February, 1867.
William Little, III

Coaaty, Third, Monday In Fsbyuasy, 1867
:. :. William Little, -
Il G. Galloway ct al. 3g,.is gsfl,slgf |
Upon opening the papers in this cause it
" appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendants q. w. Sappington and r..
g. Cabell are non-residents Of the State Of Mis-
sissippi and reside in the State Of Arkansas
It is therefore ordered by the Court that the
said G.. w. Sappington and e. 9. Cabell appear
at the next term of the Chancery Court of
Bolivar County, to be holden at the Court
House Of said county on the fourth Monday in
April, in the year 1867, and plead answer, or
deI1ur to said BILL or the said bill and the allie.
cations thereof will be taken for confessed and
admitted BY them to be true, and said cause
set for hearing as to them. er p0rte. It Is fur-
ther ordered, that o copy Of this order be pub
lished once q week for four weeks successIveiy
IN the weekly Clarion, apeWspaper Published
in the city of Jackson, In the State Of MissiS-
sippi. tits further ordered, that the Clerk Of
this Court, transmit by mail copy Of this or
der to G. w. SappingtOn and u. G Oabeli, re-
.spe0tiyely, directed to them at Euniee, IN the
State Of Arkansas, and also q copy Of it On
frected to them It Napoleon IN the State Of Ar
A--'sas Given atruies, d aforesaid, the 1stR
c. : \ day Of February. a. p. 1851 under
=. my hand, the seal Of said Court
cEf-<- afiIxedS Tx 81 - ~
Feb. a7.w5t Clerk,
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Including Pages aTheory and Practice s.o
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our illustrated Descripti Catalogue, In which
viii be found detailed descriptions Of all ioul
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CTILL continues 70 enjoy phhlic favor and is II
- fact the most reliable. medicine which can BE-
used IN COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS E0Rl
LHR0AL epITTING OF BLOOD md COM
Bssidss is aslsnowI6deea eicaey, IL Il very pala
teble, and children take t with pleasure Sgats
keep Without fBrh6entine for years Saftef being
opened and no loss sustained By thk
Purchaser The b0ttles tfUs are Iafger thAn those
Sold Of q per bottle By ell respectable Drugfists
T.. r. DUCQNGE Proprietor.
Jan VT 81 ChaxtFea street
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81 h Sole Agents for and Dealers in ai 6d
THE WORLD RENOWNED BUCKEYE
-. -, Reaper. and Mower. -
which took the Grand gold Medal of Honor
at the great National field trial, held at
Auburn, N. T., July the 18th, 1865. II
go" The Celebrated Hawkeye ... -.
j. CORN AND COTTON CULTIVATOR.
BROWNS ILLINOIS CORN PLANTER,
h greatly improved for the season of 1867.
THE CHAMPION CIDER & WINE MILL.
Deeres CELEBRANED MOLINE FLOWS.
NJ ECLIPSE ANTLFREEZING PUMPS,
cheap and durable, and suitable for wells
and eisterns of any depth.
Mcsherry's IMPROVED GRAIN DRILL.
VICTOR SUGAR MILLS and Cooks EVAP-
jz.a.f SIS ORATORS sssisas z..a
LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS
Catalogues, as also Descriptive Circulars Of
each Of the above to be had on application
Dec 6 w3m -
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SlneriRss sale.

| DY virtue Of the above stated writs to me
ID directed from the Office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, LIST District OF Kinds County, I
will on Monday, the LIST day of April, next, in
front of the. Capitol, in Jackson, within legal
hours expose to sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, forcash, all the right, title and
interest the defendant E. Moody, hash and to
the following described lands to-wit: 10 acre
lot, No. 9north, 10 acre lot No. 10 north, in
jackson, VIZ of s e n of section 50, 6 r /
east. Lot No. 2 in section No. 2T5R1 east.
10 acre lot No. IL north, 10 acre lot No. 10
north, 10 acre lot No. IA north, 10 acre lot No.
ID north, 20 acre lot No. 10 north, 20 acre lot
No. 20 north, 10 acre lot No. "a north. II acre
lot No. % north, acre lot No. % north, in
jackson. Lot No. /, section No. 2 T r
east. EH Of L Il and three acres in the south
west corner of section 80, lots l, 3 and in sec
ton No. S6 in 6 RI east, lying and being in
Kinds County. Mississippi, Said lands hav-
ing been levied upon as the property of De-
PENDANT Edwin Moody, will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases and all costs. 20
.sA .en4It.fy. s. B. THOMAS, Shift,
BY Al. WILLIS, DIS.