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Prospectus OfssThe Weekly
IEesperian."


On Saturday, the fifth OF January,
1867, the subscriber commenced the
publication Of The WEEKLY HEspE-
nIAN, a paper which, in matter and
style, he hopes to render acceptable
to the soundest judgment and the
most delicate taste.
The Hesperian will be strictly lite
rary, and its columns will contain
Romances, Essays, Poems, Historical
and Biographical Sketches, Reviews,
and articles on various other literary
topics. Religion it will leave to the
pulpit; politics to the hastings, yet
at the same time it will endeavor to
inculcate a taste for the beautiful and
true among all classes and circles.
The leading feature Of the Hespe-
rian will be its devotion to the LITE
RARY INTERESTS of the Mississippi
Valley. Here, it is evident, are to
be the homes Of the great body Of
the American people: and here will
be the mind, the energy and the
wealth to sustain and direct the af-
fairs Of our American Society. How
essential, then, that this mind be ele-
waited and refined, and how fitting
that the attempt be made at st. Louis,
already the bushes center, as it ought
to be the literary center Of u great
valley.
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
will form a special feature Of the
Hesperian. The history Of st. Louis
was commenced in the FIRST number,
and it will be followed by a series Of
historical articles relating to New
Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago, and all the noted
cities in the Mississippi Valley. Ac.
curate and interesting geographical
sketches Of the most prominent and
, enterprising citizens will appear from
time TO time in its columns.
MONTHLY FASHION REPORTS viii
be published. These reports will
contain the latest Eastern fashion, nj
well as a description Of what is wOrr
in the West.
CONTRIBUTORS OF MERIT,
and Of established reputation, hay'
already been engaged; and the pro
prietor hopes, before many weeks, q
be able to announce that he has en-
listed the entire literary talent Of tn
West.
The Hesperisn will be pablishe,
weekly, in an eight page form, (sizI
Of the New York Ledger, from beau
tiful, new type, on superior paper.
TERMs:-Three dollars per annnm
in advance. An extra copy will b
furnished to each club Of ten sub
scribers.
le Postmasters are requested to ac
as agents.
Address oil communication to
JAS. w. ALLEN,
Proprietor 'slIesperisn,"
No. $40 Olive street, st. Loui:
Editors publishing the above adver
" tisemeut Including this notice. an
calling attention to ii editorially
will DC entitled to an exchange.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Josiah L. Miller, husband Of Sarah A. Miller,
one Of tile heirs Of Alexander Martin, deceased.
You nre hereby cited to appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of said county, nj the courthouse
thereof, on Monday the Gath day Of April, 1857,
To show cause why the final account Of N. n.
Phillips administrator Of the estate Of said
deceased, should not be allowed and approved.
By order of court issued March 3, 1861.
mar0-Aw W. i. NOOTTEN, Olerk
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the styic and firm of Jones h Vaughan, In the
grocery business ut Baiesyille Is this day by
mutual conscnt dissolved. All parties indebted
10 the said firm will please call upon lyerson
Vaughan at Batcsyillc, aud settle, he alone be-
inc authorized To settle the business Of the late
Arm. j. W. A. JONES,
WERsoN VAUGHAN.
In retiring from the above firm, ! tender my
sincere thanks to my patrons for the liberal
patronage bestowed on said firm, and take
pleasure IN commenting The new firm, Smith 4
Vaughan, as well worthy Of their future fnyors
sep20-tf j.. W. A. JONES.
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Wholesale grocers importers and mannhc-
tururs uf RR ANDES, WHISTLES and WINES
Agents FOE all brands Of tobacco and cigars.
No 60 wesa Sccond Street. between Walnut
and Vine, CINCINNATI, OHlo
oct7flly-id
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Franklin Type Foundry.
1853 VINE STREET, Cincinnati, ..

1863 VINE STREET, Cincinnati, ..
Between Fourth and Finh streets,
Il. ALLISON, Sup't.
Manufacturers Of and dealers in news book
and job type, printing presses, cases galleys
etc. inks and printing material Of every des-
cription. Stcrcotyping Of all kinds. Books,
music, volumes Of all sizes, in modern and
ancient languages, cards, labels, stamps, IN
type metal or copper. Wood engraving, pat
tern letters of various styles. Electrotyping IN
nll its branches. elliott.
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GROCER, COTTON FACTOR
Comnisston Merchants,
No. 81 Main st. cor. Gayoso,
Memphis, Tenn.

j. G. CutnERrsos, Of Desoio county, Il per-
manently located with me, and all orders OF
business entrusted TO the house will receive
prompt attention.
BagEinr. rupe and plantatfu supplies always
on hand ON liberal terms
Special attention given 10 the sale Of cotton
and other produce also, receiving and for.
wsrding. scre-sm
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Carriage shop.

W. MALL takes pleasure in informing the
public that he has established n Carriage Shop
at Balcsyillc, Mississippi, where he Is prepared
To do all work pertaining TO bis line of business,
In the most approved and cheapest manner.
lie has also secured the services Of two Trim
mcrs, who thoroughly understand the business
and are able to give satisfaction for the work
they do. Mr.. Mali soucits the patronage Of bis
friends and the public generally, ootiS-om
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WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA.
rAcuLTYl

General RousRr 4 Las, President.
CAarra ], HARRis, Professor o Latin.
JAMS ]. wHrE, Professor Of Greek.
Ep.S s. JoYSEs, A. NJ, Professor Of Modern
Languages and English.
Ray. J. l.. KiRkpArEicE, D. d, Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
A. Il. Nrlsos, AN, Professor 81 Mathematics.
WV. ALLEN, A. NJ, Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
n s. MecrttoH, A. NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
JonS L. CAnrpEtt, A. NJ, Professor Of Chem
istfy.
Joux W. nnocxrSpRouaH, Ill. d, Professor
Of Law and Equity.
HaRHr RsuLt, A. ", A~isian, Professor Of
Mathematics.
O. Powrll Gaapr, A. w. A@is,an, professor
Of Latin.
Faux PRKsroS, A. b, Assistant Professor o.
Greek.
A prrpara,nsy course hAs been instituted, IL
which students unprvparcd for the rvaulai
| classes may receive instructions In necessary
branches.
The sesalog hegins second Thursday Ci3th'
| September. and ends last Thursday In June.
Tmss-Tuitiou and al other college fecs
si0o. All other expenses, including board
fuel, lights etc, need not exceed $3.50.
Foe further particulars or for catalogue, al
dre~ the Faculty u Washington College, Lev
inrton. vlrrinis. ser72-if
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Dissolution.

The firm If s A. Wells 4 Go, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and the business
will hereafter he conducted under the name,
style and firm Of MILLER 4 Byars.
Baics,ille, Miss, March 0, 1861. b.
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School Notice.

The Panola Female School rsopsnsa /.
5th inst, under the charge Of MIS-
ham. Terms az heretofore. ~
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Through tickets and baggage checks No. 799
Buadwsy. New York. Nosls Stale STREET and
As School street. BOSTON, Depot aud Union
Oficcs rlcvclah 1 No. 60 CLARK street, Chica-
no In Cincinnati, At No. 80 West Fourth street.
n \. corner Broadway aud frunt streets lis
vine sweet a z. + Nail Line steamers land
laz. Got II vine street, and 81 New Passenger
Depot Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton
hallway 10 Loaissiile, Al \ W. corner Main
and Third streets, and Is Fourth street and Al
ihe ofiees Of sonaectlng lines.
d. McLAREN, Gsa1 sapt
Rr rrtLER, Gen1 Ticket Arrut.
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Every patron obtains a watch " VA
rngcment, costing but $40, whik hrIs
worth $3.50. No partially shown. ID
Mcssrs. ]. Hickling 4 Cos Greai An'ff-
| Watch Co, New York City, wish 70 $50
aiely dispose Of the above mAgnlnoh' -
Certificates naming article, are l,sH :
sealed enveloped Holders are eo'iusa
articles named on their certificates uPr r
ment Of Ton Dollars whether in "a
worth $3.50 or one worth less. Ihf ram
any OF our certificates entities you . 80
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Of is worth, and as no article valued -
$40 Is named on any certificate, u vii -
be seen that this Is no LOTTERY, buis szr
forward legitimate transaction, whish ma
participated In ever by the most fattfs'
A single certificate will be sent b M. 4
paid. upon receipt Of IS cent, i've ~
eleven for g., thifty-three and elsgssi :
um for IS, sixty-six and more valuable 20.
for $40, one hundred and most ursit' ~
for SIS. To agents o. those wishing 2
meLt this Is a nrc opportunity. HAY.
mately conducted business daily auihenna \
the government and open 10 the 'ne' '"'
scrutiny. TRy usi .x
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Repairing Of all kinds done promptly on
The shortest NOTICE.
rs.rPatfonlze your home Mechanics In pref.
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All persons indebted TO The undersigned as
administrator Of the estate Of Jas. II. Dyson,
deceased, will ave cost by immediate settle
ment. AMER the Let day Of April next all
claims will be placed In the hands Of an officer
for collection. D. B. r. BLANKENSHlP,
mar0-4t Administrator, &c.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
We, the undersigned Physicians, have adopt
ed the following rate Of charges;
Visit and prescription, one milo and
undpr-lay ....,....-..".s..s.t......."sa w
Same services at night."...""n"".Y"." > 90
For each additional lnile-lay ..........- ! 90
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men who have contracted, their employers will
be required To become their surety.
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Magistratcs' blanks

Always on hand, or printed at the
SHORTEST NoTrcE.
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fa- All Job Work, Invariably
CASH on delivery sSa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27
About Literary Men.

All the friend. Of Sterne kne- bin 70 be
a most selfish man. yet. a. q writer be ex-
oeiied N Patio, and charity. AT one time
beating BIS sife. At snolber wasting hi.
sympsthies over a deaS donkey. So Sen
eea wrote in praise Of poverty. on a table
formed Of solid gold. With millions Iet out
Al usury.
Il Is a remarkable fact that the mass Of
poetry ~tieh gave Burns bis principal fame
burst from him in a very short space Of
time. not exceeding fifteen minutes. IL
~as a sudden. inPesuous fo-. which soon
seemed 70 exhaust i1eif
BAlxac. the finest writer in French prose.
who gives vast majesty and harmony TO bis
periods. has been known 70 bcstow a week
upon a single page Of counpo.itios. and
~as never satisfied With the best prOdue-
tions q BIS pen.
Martin Luthcr's literary labors we're enor-
nous. During sn interval of less than thir-
y years, be pu5lished seven hundred and
fifteen volumes; some were pamphlets. but
most Of them were large and elaborate
treaiises lie was very fond Of bis dog,
waieh was ever BY his side.
CALVIN siadied in his bed. Every morn
ing Al Eve or six O'Clock. BE had book man
usorip; and paper brought TO hirn tberc.
and worked on Tor bours together. n he
had occasion 10 20 out. on n. return be
undrcs.ed and went 20 I'D again. there TO
resume his studies
Byron Was an exceedingly rapid writer
and composer. lie produced the whole of
the - Bridge of Abydo-- in a single nigh, !;
and IL - said without even uacndins his pen.
The pen j. preserved in the British Muse
nm.
Pope never coald compose vel without
first deciaiming for some time si the top OF
bis VOICE. and thus roosing his nervou.
sys,em % the fullest .ciiviiy. lie says
- The things have written the quickest
have always pleased me The best
DR.. johnson preferred conversation TO
books. and owned tha; b. had hardly read
a single book through. declaring that the
perPstuAl task Of reading vas as bad as
slavery in the mine. or labor at the oar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27

RFLED SHor. Henry Ward Beeeber.
in a sermon delivered 10 Piynoutb Church
recently. produced the following picture
% Men seemed ashamed Of labor. and
often you ~ll fud tbose Who have made
tbemselses respectcd By labor. have built
Up business and smasscd iotune. who
Turn 10 their sons and say 'Yos slsall lad
q difereut hie you shall b. spared all
th's.' Ca these tirh meas sonsl They
aim 60 lead = hie Of elegNnt leisure and
that is a Hle oi emas-ulaisi idieness an q
lszincss Like the Polyp tbats Goats use-
les and nssty upoa che sea. al Jelly al
fabby. No nluscie. NJ bone-it shuts and
opens. and oFcns and shois. snd sscss ia
al squirts out sgain. Of no earthly &C.
coun'. inauencc o. usc. SCH are these
poor foois. Their parcnis toiled and grew
sirong- tuih up their names u iron and
bone. boz denyin al tbs 70 their sons
they turn them upoa ihe vorid boneiess.
nusclsie.-. si,nPi, grisiie. and soh 81 that.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27

A pretty good story Is told Of Thad Ste
vcns. Some year or two ago friend Lang
zen, 10 Washington 20 belp get tic tariff
on WOOL regulated. and vas introduced by
Mr. Blaine 20 old Thad lie was very
much pleased wiib The ola quaker. and told
Mr.. b. that he was ''asiouished 70 find
90 veil informed, genial. intelligent and
talcpted q man
Yes, said VI Blaine. % b. ia pretty
nice nan. bot % src tbc majority Of them
in my district
" why don't tbey send some oftben 70
Congress. then p sad old Thad. Nth q
look that said " Yos owe me one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27
SEPTEMBER 27, 1867.


NapoiooA's Son- Oi all the nunaerou.
aid ingenios- methods By which the per.e-
vering Emperor endesvors % ossocia,e NJ.
name and dynasty With the daily thoaghts
Of the people. those that eOaosrn the lissle
Prince Imperial are among the mos, IN
gcnious and interesting. The attempt 20
create a sentiment Of ioyAliy among the
modern French. savOrs 80 mach ol the ab-
surd ard quiSotie. A. 90 be almost heroic
and touching. The latest device for a.
sOciaiing the hrir Of France with the yoalli
Who viii never Be his subject vas bis intro
duction as sort Of patron at The grand
ooncosrse for the Lsceums that took place
ths other day. Henoeiorth. "a - Under
stood that the Prince l. al~Ays 20 preside
al this ceremony. He listened With great
dignity 70 a prolonged discourse on the
" humanities.~ delivered by learned pro.
fcssor. ard "his open intelligent eounie-
nanoe quite charmed the audience Poor
htiic baby. az eleven years old how be
nust b. bored With these grand OCCASIONS
Which be i called upon % paironizc,
t F=iibful 20 kis programme Of - keeping
up wiih the spirit OF the times. the Empe-
ror intends that his sons studies sbAn take
a strictly scientific direction. And 10 slim
uiaie ihe zeal % the Lyeees 4 = announced
thar ;he little Prince vii become. each year
in turn. The honorary pupil Of that in.titu-
tion whose system Of instruction shall ap-
pear 20 be best conducted.
Fietor EsaraueFs CiiIdrca. Among
the princes Of Europe the children Of Vic
tor Emmanuel. Who cArry IN their veins
tie blood of the old heroic rsoe Of savoy.
are not the least noteworthy. Tie visit ol
Prince Hanbert 70 Paris has. a. usual,
suggcs,ed 90 has Poliie Parisian hosts man
"reminiscences and agreesble snccdoses. a.
lustrafing his own character and tha; OF his
brothers ani sisters. Victor Emmanuel
has foar children. oi which the eldest. Clo-
tide. j. married 70 the Prince Napoleon.
and lives in PARIS a. the PalAs ROYAL /.
Prime Humbert, the s-cond. - the heir 20
tie throne q Italy; the third Is the Doc d
Aos,c. ard the youngest the pretty QBeen
Of Portugal. wbo has Just finished her visit
% the Exhibition
Priare Hamberi j. tEcn;y-three years
oil. and is quite snthusiastically DESERVED
~ the Count DE Nsreunc. in his book en-
Titled King Victor Enmanuci.- lie
has an air writes Earenne. e 50 rssoloie
and decided. and a bearing 80 erert and
manly that be shows himself 80 once 70
D. no mere pfincelet, bst a nan 70 lead
an govern men.
Iic seems 20 be sufiricntiy divested q
the superstiiions II RANK One day pcas-
ant brought him paeksgc. and presented
itkneehaE lIumhert raiscd him iHs, antiy
ohserving. " HeneeioTth learn 20 stand Ike
man before men
GA another occasion a committee Of syu-
dies attempted 90 ks his hand The
P6uce stepped hack q1iek y and e'eiairned
'' II hai aust not be done again. genticmen q
II - doubtiai whether the Prince Imperi
al q France viii learn this iBdepcBienc,
uuder bis present training.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27

The Argus advises us Co take tie rcsult
% th- election naore kindiy. ssd informs as
fhat tY fbe time we have been whipped TO
hdcaly a dozen times we shall feel more
lsc rHciaiming " Lord. Tbs ~iil &c 1oae. ~
u We needed ins'rurtion about III rropri-
eties 20 be observed af,er a Poiiticai defeat.
~ sl,oald rely upon tbe long exp rienoe of
Tire A. -us With re utmost confdence. Tie
Arr1s has tried every adverse majority
from 500 % 2s.0O0. aud kaoss shat De-
gre oi moaning . saited % ear stage q
adsc-siiy. Bot a. % iast veckS election.
90 really link Ne can stand a rcpeti,ion
Of tha' sort Of thing as long a. the Argus
can. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27

AVornrn PrncHssr % TrErrroET.
TIE general fesiing !. thsf ths hnanccs q
a. country are rot exactiy IN . eondition
10 warrant the parcbssc Of sddisionsl term
tory. Bot Mr. Scrard does not seem 20
share this feeling. Net long ago b. ne
roiisfed re purchass ~ tbe ice. sno~ sn8
rocts of Wslrussis. ior a. 10000 Net
saiis6ei Nth this. be has since been es-
ga2ed n Bargaining for territory in
warmer climate. ard u - reported that Be
hss purchased q srnan traef 81 tbs Bay of
Ssnsua. IN ne isisnd oi ~. Domingo. IL
80 can spare the r0sey. (s5.ooo.ooo)
this scquisition -ig prObably prove more
valuabls than The Wslrusia desert
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27

4 GofnES TsoUCHr. Natnrc vii D.
reported. All things are en~sged in writ
Jog their ON history The plant snd the
pebble Cd ,uenIei ~ iheir own shaiow.
Tie rock leaves its scraicies on the moun-
tam side. ihc river BE- hed IN th- soil. tic
.niuai icaves ifs bones IN he strstum. tlc
f.u and fhe leaf their modest cpiihct in the
-oal The iaihng crop makts o. srru'-
cher in sari OF sfones uot a foot.sep 81 tbe
sror or along fhe groand. bsi pfints IN
charactcrs more or ltss lasting a map u its
maroh every s-t q ssan inscribes itsef on
Co. memories ofh fellows snd on hi. own
face. Ths air j. iuli q sossis-the sky ol
toseus iie zrolnd is al H,emoranda sigma.
iurrs. and ev~ry object r covered over
sfh hinis vhich spcak - tbe infeili-cnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-27

DE. TrSo's NV CHURcu. The impos-
ing church edifcs Of Dr Tyne. which vas
destroyed BY Ere. has been renewed ard .
ncsrly completed. II has not risen phe-
nix Ike from it, sshcs. bat bears more the
relation Of the butterfly 20 the grub II
Was . very plain church and had barn
Ike appearance. The chanccl vas very
horsciy and without ornament. The struc-
iure a. renewed j. cnc Il the most cor
gcous IN Ncs York. The front Of fhe ga
lery y ornameuted n the cay style Of
North River stcsuboat. The cciling Is
blue snd s;sidrd with golden s.ars and
other ornaments. The walls are very
gaudy With gliding The chancel = form-
"a Ike the ring % circu.. with q yak AL
aroand II. snd stone bench for kneclinc
What = unusuai N an Episcopal ChurCh
the chancel is hidden By a huge pulpit.
placed al The had % the center aisls. the
pulpit being much larger ard broader than
those usually found IN non-EpiscoPsl ebur,b-
- Bot q j. sypiraI Of Dr Tyng's IDEAS.
He puts preaching before The forms and
cerenon ies - his church. This hoUse an
be open for worship on The frst sunday in
Ociober. Boston Journal