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THG LOWER saw MILL.

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for turning out the smoothest Lumber Of any
saw mill in this country.
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THE YIELD is GREAT!
PROSPERITY ABOUNCS.
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sands OF unimpeachable Witnesses. .,is
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These Mighty TIealers, World Known aBl
World Tried, are a Boon to the Sick.

The want OF sterling medicinal 70 meet he
ills ard necessities of the suffering portion Il
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
end other .defcta.ious particles, WAS severely
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iato the wos!d; HoLLowAr's ISvALuAsLs Prlis
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tons. Their attribute is to SaEvYNr - veil =
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cause of disease. re-invigorats and restore ~
dropping energies Of the systsn. assistipg ~
ture in her task Of VITAL and FvNcrIssAas ID
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Dyspepsia, Diarhea, Weakness, &s.

The terrible bodily and mental panss Which
characterize Dyspepsia, are at once niHglss6
by the Pills. Diarrhna, constipatien. hasA-
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complaints, from whatever cause arising. Give
way before the salut.ry influence IT this s1trs-
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ing ort of il, tie Pills are always - b fsais&
IN, when every other medicine and nsas e
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aollsvsys Pills are tbs bsst 10s1y fnUva
In. the World for the tellovizk DiseaaDt
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Che kausas Chief.
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Bilious MaladieS, &c., Sc.

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Il is repealed AMI eIterminased BY this sesssA.
Jag, painless, aad irresistible curative. Biliees
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the right side and bet~een the shoulders, ysl
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q restoration to health and activity viii b ~
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THE EDWARDS, HOUJSE.
(RAILRoAD JUNCTION.
JACKSON, MISS.

HAVING been leased by the undersigned
Il 4 for n term of years, he would respectfully
old friends and patrons, that he is again fniIy
installed in the Hotel business, and that he
will spare no effort to make the EDWARns,
HOUSE place of popular resort The bui,d-
ing which is new and spacious, will be finish
ed as rapidly as possible; and by keeping the
table at all times supplied with the best the
country affords, hopes to attract liberal share
of patronage. A line of omnibusses will he
established between the Hotel and the Capito,
The friends of MAI. A. M HAwKEN. will
fnu him in the office of the Edwards, Honse en- :
ii. HILZHIEM, -
HiatSn]voo Proprietor,
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LOUISVILLE.
MI T. D IC A l..
EHRLEYS SARSAPARHLA.

OF all the remedies that have been discover
ed during the present age for the "thousand
ills that flesh is heir to,' none equal this won
derful preparation Only ten years have
elapsed since the discoverer (who spent de-
cade in studying experiments. and perfecting
it,, first introduced it to the public, and it is al
ready recognized by the most eminent physi-
clans In all parts of the country, to be the most
surprising and effective remedy for certain dis
eases of which they have knowledge. -.a...
All other compounds or syrups of this root
have hitherto failed to command the sanction
of the faculty, because on being tested, they
have been found to contain noxious ingredi
ents, which neutraIize the good objects of the
Sarsaparilla, and oftentimes injure the health
of the patient. 1t is not so with Hurley's pre-
paratiOn.
This is the pure and genaine extract of the
root, and will, on trial, be found to effect GER
tain and perfect cure of the following com.
plants and diseases.
affections Of the Bones, Ha6itual Cos
tiVemess, Debility, Diseases Of the KID
neys, Dyspepsia, Erysepilas, Fe-
male Irregularities, FSstula, all
Skin Diseases, Liver Compliant
Indigestion, Piles, Puzmona-
ry Diseases, Syphilis,
Scrofula, or
Kings
Emil
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AeOEganIEaEIOn on VICksDuis
Packet Line,

Aswusm THE FOUR FOLLWINo.
ls=y1y;=FsS first class side-wheel stealne .,I
&EzzxsEsl i'll leave VICKsBURG prolPbti::
on tuesdays and FRIDAYS for MelnPH-'
Cairo and st Louis, and all way Landings.
Steamer RUBICON, w. Fl; BLAKE Re "N''
Alt. Grissom, Clerk:-TlESDA1o Master;
Steamer I'll. M. SHREVE, I'll. CARTER; W va
John p. Hamilton, Clerk;-TUESDAlo
Steamer COLUMBIAN. BARNES, Mastel'
Clerk;-FRIDAYS. -, Mas.
Steamer PEORIA CITY, ID. ii, SILVEh''
ter, - Clerk ;-FRIDAYS. tic with
These Steamers connect at Mempnls - Cs.
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, a. Ohio
no, with the Illinois Central Railroad, auo inner
River packets: at St. Louis, with the upPTE. .
Mississippi, Missouri, and Illinois River paw
cts. r those
The promptness and regularly " with
boats entities the line TO some preIeIeIIorr oceye
shippers, and we hope to deserve ana ; de
the same. w. r. RUSSELL, freeltnr;t.
W. I'll. BLAKE, superb ITS
WIN. WILLIAMS & CO., GENL Al y
Oct24d6m
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april 21-d&w1y.
COOPER's WELL,

KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
NHE recent announcement made by Gen;
McMakin in charge of COoper's Wen
Hotel, business matters calling him on no
has withdrawn from the position. Inc
place is now open for the reception OF guests
charges $50 per month, SIS per week, IS Pc.
day; the public will find conveyance o. q
Terry Station, on the n O., j. & G. N H. h
Also at Bottoms Station on the SouthelH
Railroad, for Cooper's Well.
INMAN WILLIAMS Proprietor
NAV 12-d2t
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CHOCTAW COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
JACKSON, MISS, Nav ii. 1865

!. 2 JACKSON, MIS6., May II, 1858. 7
TNHE following described Lands in the corln
H. ty of Choctaw, delinquent for the non
payment of Taxes of The year 1860, will be
subject to entry or purchase at this office, after
sixty days from the date hereof, by any citizen
of this State, upon payment Of amount for
which said lands are delinquent, and ali costs
to the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. See Revised Code of Missis
sippi, Chap. l, Sec. 8, Articles 45 and 46, page
81:
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TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE, 4
JACKSON, MISS, May IL, 1868.

JACKSON. Miss, May IL, 1868.
THE following described lands in the Coun-
il ty of Tallahatchie, delinquent for non
payment of Taxes of the year 1880, will be
subject to entry or purchase at this Office
after sixty days from the date hereof, by any
citizen of this State, upon payment of
amount for which said lands are delinquent
and all costs to the State, with damages and
subsequent taxes accrued. See revised Code
OF Mississippi, Chapter j, Section 9, Articles
45 and 46, page 81.
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Delinquent Tax Lands.
COPIAH COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON. MISS. !
April 20, 1868,

AUDTTORS OFFICE, JACKSON. MISS.
April 20, 1868.
VTyHE following described lands in the coun-
i ty of Copiah, delinquent for non-payment
of Taxes of the year 1860, will be subject to en-
try or purchase at this office, after sixty DAYS
f. ON the date hereof, by any citizen of this
State upon payment of amount for which said
lands are delinquent and all costs to the State,
with damages and subsequent Taxes accrued.
See Revised Code of Mississippi, chapter /,
section 8. articles 40 and 46. page 81.
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Division dissection.

nvLsw n. !
W "a s e Il ands e II n w "A
Parte n 9 u Sc n 90
acres part s eA n e u ~
8prps0
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"A by 90 feet in lot no 10 Gal
latin.
lot no. 10 Gallatin
a lot no IL Gallatin
q q lot no. II Gallatin
lot no. 81 Gallatin
q u lot no. % Gallatin
lot no. 2 HaZlehurSt
3 acres in sc LseA
lot no. 3 square % Halle
hurst
q lot no. 6 Hazlehurst
W feet east end lot 8 square
% Hazlehurst
lots 81 and IS by plat Halle
hurst
lot 4 square % Hazlehurst
lot 10 square 6 Crystal
Springs
lots 2 and 8 Crystal Springs
n q lot . square s Crystal
Springs
OF 8 square 10 CRYSTAL
! Springs
oO-l0O acres south of Miller
q Sexton, town OF Crystal
Springs
Also the following lands
sold for the taxes 1863.
n e u e II and n W II 8 e
n ana n w II w Il and n
e n 8 W "
9 e y NV A&s w INV "a
n e Il ne n ana NV II n e
n and S w Il h e n and
Sc "A n u Il
NV Hsw u 4
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L. MITCHELL 81 co.

MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM BoIi4~i'~
LARD TANKS,
WATER TANKS, Ell,
No. 487 Main StreetM
a,a.g1xpe m Between 18th and 10
oct24w6m LOUISVILLE -
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COLO 40 I-si
Reader do you understand that

Reader do you unoerstahu tnat
Greenbacks that were worth sixty cents on
The dollar when the Democratic Convention
met, are now worth barely fifty cents on the
dollar. That is one Of the beauties OF the II
nhncial Greenback swindle.
Gold l4Js. Every man having any cur
rency, Every day laborer, every pensioner,
every working man, every body but The gold
holders, have been made ten per cent poorer
in one month, since the New York Conven-
ton met, by reason Of the greenback swlpdle,
which the Democracy there put forth as It's
policy. Has any body but the gold-holders-
has any day laborer, has any pensioner has
any working man, leen benefited TO the ex-
tent Of ten per cent?
Gold 1891, We say il makes everybody
but The gold-holder poorer. This Is lliustra-
ted by an item in the Constitution New York
market report of the same date, which chron,
ieles this rise in gold-the same item IS IN
the GATE, but we prefer quoting from our co
temporary. The item is this: 8 The report.
ed rise in gold is santamonnt to an advance
on al imported goods.
Working man, there's a rise OF ten per
cent in the price Of the goods you buy
Have the Democracy made you ten per cent.
.,tar n, Inv
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STATE TICKET.

H- Sscr.toyy- Of irsdt..
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
Fbr Autiitr cf State,
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County,
Pr TSeunrer 81 STATE.
SAM'L E. RANKIN, of Washington County
Fov R,csst,r Of STAT Land oe1ee,
c. C.. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
FIR Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Mnscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS ., CONGRESS.
NIT Dist ict- GE RICE MccRARY.
f<cord i1stySct--lol WIT LIAM sMiTH
ntrd Dinrtct--
R,wtA Diaria wILAIsMIoUGHp IpGE.
FifA Darid -FEAAk W. PALMER.
A9A DIsS<<t--
/bv .Judoe'ot Grcaif Court
JOHN D. DRAWER. Of Henr, County.
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THr Democracy boast Of their recent tn
umph in Kentucky. Well they may have tn
umphed in that State this season. 1t required
the bavonets of the Union army in force on
the soil of Kentucky TO prevent the State
from going bodily into the rebellion. And
her young men did 60 into the Rebel army
and her old men, who were not III the Rebel
service were mostly<piotting to ohstrnct the
Union cause and render aid and comfort TO
the enemy. Morgan and his Kentucky raiders
swept over Indiana and Ohio with the pur-
pose of creating diversion in favor of the
Rebel Generals against Grant.
And since the Union soldiers have been
removed from Kentucky the Rebels every
where throughout the State carry everything
before them with violence and bloodshed in
open day, and aid with the torch OF the in
cendary and the dagger of the assassin By
NIGHT. In most localities the system Of ter
rorism and violence has driven off the Repub-
leans that it has not slenced by death. And
now, Of course, with no chance for Repuhi
cans to vote at nine-tenths of the polls Of
Kentucky except at the peril of their lives,
it is no wonder that the Rebel Democracy
have gained a great victory at the polls.
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send 70 Congress. We hold that II IS the
right Of the people Of this District to know
Just how Clagett talked when their sons ana
brothers were at the front lighting for the
cause OF the country, starving IN prison pens,
or diving On the field or in the hospital. We
shalt. therefore, continue most thoroughly to
yentilate Clagett's record. If he thinks the
extracts we give are not fair specimens of
the articles extracted from we challenge bin
to publish in his paper now the articles them
selves in full. In doing this We don't go
back of the public record of Clagett as
politician and journalist. We had not pur-
posed to we do not purpose to go back or
away from that Claseit calls that I person
sl,' and with his wonted grovelling instinct
will doubtless commence and continue tor the
b lance OF the campaign drt-throwing and
personal ,raduction in the low and vulgar
STYLE in which he is an adept. This matters
not TO us, We shall take him upon his pub
lie re cord solely. and upon that We shall show
that Clsgrtt is inf. to go to Congress, and
in November the people Of this DISTRICT will
endorse that showing.
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feventy per 81 the population Of the United
States are more Or billions At this season. The mid
summer san ssirs up the bls certainly t ssosss
iasma from the sssgnant POOLS 1t IL Of ts ssDoss
importance Therefore. check the tendency u the
IN.r 3 essxsaAsHAJu ~ ~ r.ble ana-tai-
isu. .pesiae-AdsfEf ffR,sg sf5AscH BIirsss.
~. 5 XIX, al! w. md .s... i
taundios, pa4.ea shat sessAs eslibs' atsiy de-
ailE xo0.uJo.4sttAe,e pu. care
lsssness may be - di.a.,rous temtrisy. Do -
crsstinate As health is the greatest Of earthly s1
,urs It should be every ra,i ,na beings hrst ce. No.
ever chooses to use HosrETTERs BIrTERs - pre-
,.u.s.so~a.,s>svsSnae ssA'sks and enc
mics which generally prevail toward the close Of the
a..,sa s.,ssudis - sAxsonh-s.a u = noswe'A'
while to foressmed when the peans q defence are
Mn, !. ~, an VIM Bf,7ressA NATION
Al REMEDY everywhere procurable, and endorsed by
the integt nj Of every class Read what leading mem
bsrs of the community ciergymen physicians authors
statesmen men Of SCIENCE srst, travellers and dis
Tin. uished soldh ssyabo than On the strength II
III. Sc craaens Civ. them tri.. They will und the
vssytest anf- bilious nedicips hat modern pharmacy
hrs int oducei.
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Watches and .yeuesry


A MI LER corner haacoIpn "a str,esf-,
\ rm:io,tef, Manufacturer and WHOLESALE D@s er In
Watches, J-~eiry Silver and Plated Ware. Agency
thse a.sonsi Vsteh Co.
marsh72-deodlv
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From the Charleston Mercary. July
HARM D0Hs.

From the Charleston Mercury. July So
HARM p0Hs.
Private adyices from onr most strenuous
friends At the North, requea that We snouid
protest against the inptudent expressions
Ina, have escaped from SOutheln speakesa,
since the adiournmsnt Of Tho National Dem
ocra,ic Convention. Ii is Represented to Us
Thai great injury is accrplNS tsssAe cause from
such lmprudsnce We. therefore shall make
no apologies Tor asking thu attention 9. our our.
public speakers 70 the fact. We ars ~ os-
sirous OF pushing on the good Work o. sue
cess, and no one would voluntarily impede us
course who WIS aware Of the fact; hist no
man ia the South Should've ard 20 true man
Is. ashamed OF our great lost cause ! Apd
whist. when We speak Of the past. We ailouln
speak like true men. It ID unqnestionapMs
whether at this time anything IS 10 De eained
BY too much reference to things that lar Qp
peoples nerves What we want just nes
TO win. Let us keep our powder Tor fhetpuf
pose. Too much IS at stake to waste II nov
in feur oe js,s Let US have onf Urotechnics
ntxs March In the meAntsne,s FRIENDS, re-
US. without abating one seDt,me NJ that y true,
be cool aud STEADY, and eive the enemy no
advantage Of position. Let US guard our
TANKS, make secure our lines. and when tie
time comes, next November, let us down on
him like IN avalanche, and double him up
like erub-worm, and then scatter him to the
winds. We have the power Do not let q
unpeceaaarliu iuiitAsitaway 10 unsvahing ski
misbing and needless, thoughtless, scattered
assaults, Let Us work, and speak, TO wa
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DEMOCRATS admit that the interest on all
the national bonds is payable in gold. If
greenbacks are issuedutoz pay the principal,
in chat kind If money eilftss areeabaeks b
pdyablef Can We issue other greepbacks 70
pas these Off When, undG this system, can
We reach specie payment?
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By the &C. of ls64the Government solemn
" bound itself never to pnt into circulation
more than s4oo, 0oo, 900 Of greenbacks How
can it be that Cor rress intended to pay the
bonds in greenbacks, when il bound the ma
ton not TO issue more than on greenback dol
lar to five dollars of its bonds? It is non
sense.
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RatcAelor's HAIR Dye.

This splendid Hair Dseis the beet In the world; the
only and perfect Dye; harmless reliable instatta
neous; disappointment: no ridiculous tnfS remes-
he III effects hsd dyes; invgoratss and eayes The
Hair soft and beautiful, ttae brown. Fold by all
Druggists and Perfumers and properly epried al Batch
slor's Wig Factory. No ID Bond street. New York
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" Tear down the Haunting !

The $50 bonds now in existence amour,
to over ST, 100000. The greenbacks in
existence amount to only about $3.50, 900 900
The only plan proposed by the Democracy in
their national platform for paying of the
bonds is by taxation. They are to be paid
in greenbacks; hence all the greenbacks in
the country must be absorbed BY taxation
about fur times orer. When the Govern.
ment has absorbed every greenback in exist
ence by taxation it will have abont enough to
pay one fourth of the 500 bonds.
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FAIRBANKS sGALEs.

HT.Yars & KAY Catiia. e : ORES, ktd FL r. IHf
war l. ather, Embs. lat Is and seut Ca. rtses'
IL IrisEs, Ak IS, Botts, anu NJ lezblt ron. p
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NOTICE.
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
C7usf Justice Of the Supreme Curt of Psras yuantd
wnts
Philadelphia, aarc's 1e. 1867.
II and Hoe asnd.s - German ttris is
good tonic useiui in Diseases u the dges-
i've organs, md os~aOsrta hen, fl IN o.. es
Of dtb,iity and ~anto action N tae 8 stem
Yours truly 9Ea w. AhpDNahpn
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge 81 III, - preme Court # Penn, glranta.
Philadelphia spil = 1866
az consider Hoo ia nos Ger B'iters r4JnTbis
medicine in Il staekso Indigestion or p,stessa.
I can certify ibis from my experivace Of it,
j4Mks THOMPSON"
From Rev. Jos. H. kENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor Of the T>tath Bpa,st thurch, Faiiadsiphia.
II. Jackson Dear. tir: have b en- ir.qnspts re-
quest connes my name with rse0nm ndations Of
d.-relt kinds Of medriues bnt regarding the practice
30 out OF m, appropris Nate sphere l nave IN
all cases declined. bnt ~ win G. ar prot in
various instances, ana " particularly IN my
o~ family of the usefulness OF Or. Hoef,nde German
Bitters 1 depart for N, usua course IT,
press my noonvctiou that for general 7tfe Of The
sps M aud ectaily for Lirsy Compliant II IS sGfe
and runahis preparation ln ii may fail but
usually doubt not ~ will be very een,dcal TO those
who suffer nan TIE above ransfs-
Yonls, Yer J respectfully,
J. II EENsARD,o
Right below Coat 20 st.
From Rev. r. D. EENDs
4ssisaaf dtf0r Christian 1fggictt. PHO slthiT,
have derived deeded teneht itoe' the Of Hoof-
land Gerian ie,s and f-ei II my prts ~ .econl-
mend them y valuable tonic t. sill vhe suf
f-rilg from ger sral aehity nam dtseas sr4afBg
II on detnnseinenf ri thee!ser.
Youts, truly,
Il nfFFSnALT.