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MoxpAY. Feb. 4, 1853.

Convention met az the usual hour.
Mr.. Orr, from the COMMITTEES on
printing, submitted a report allowing
the convention printer the following
RATES Of compensation
For each page Of Journal in double
column, BREWER type, for the first
FEC Hundred copies, I've dollars; and
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Teo' y, looo.
Session held at the usual hour, but
IL anything was done, il is not re-
corded. The time was occupied in
discussing proposition which are bar
rem Of interest, A set Of wooden
men could not have done less in the
way of Legislative enactments.
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SATURDAY, Feb. |, 1868.

Mr.. Mckee, from the judiciary
Committee, submitted a report, with
the recommendation that it be made
u part of the Constitution of til,
State of Mississippi as Article Nv.
The report provides for II High
Court, of three Judges, to be APP
pointed by the Governor, with the
consent Of the Senate. The STATE
to be divided into three judicial cir.
cults. The court to be held at least
once a year in each district. Tn,
Judges to hold office for nine years.
1t also provides for a Circuit Court
in each county, to be held at least
four times a year. The Circuit Judge:
to be appointed by the Governor,
with consent of the Senate, and to
hold Office for six years.
1t also provides for a Chanccry
Court, with Jurisdiction similar ia
that now exercised.
The clerk of the High Court to be
appointed by the Judges, and the
clerks Of the other courts to be APP
pointed by the qualified electors.
II also provides for police boards,
magistrates, etc. The jurisdiction
Of the latter to be limited in the trial
of civil cases, where amount in con-
troversy is within the sum Of $50.
On motion, report was received
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Herbert gave notice that he
would, on Monday, submit a minori.
ty report.
Mr.. Anderson, from the committe,
on Executive Department, submitted
a report. IL provides for the cleo.
ton OF Governor, to hold office fol
four years, aud not to he eligible t,
reelection TO be at least thirty year
Of age, twenty years a citizen OF til,
United States, and at least two year
a citizen of Mississippi. Salary Il
be $4,000. Provides for a Lieutenan
Governor, with same qualifications
who shall be President Of the Senate
and while acting in that capacity, b.
is to receive fifteen dollars per day
When acting as Governor, to receiv
the compensation allowed said officer
Provides for a Secretary Of State
State Treasurer, aud Auditor, VIII
are to be at least twenty-five years q
age, and one year a citizen of I'll
State, and to hold office for fou
years. Salary not stated.
A minority report was submitted
concurring in the majority reporf
with these exceptions: The Governo
to be a citizen Of Mississippi for fv
years, and his salary not to excee
$4,000; also hat the salary Of Sec
rotary of State, Auditor, and Treai
urer, should be fixed at $1,000 p,
annum.
I The reports were received an
, ordered to be printed.
!, A report was received from Il
special committee appointed to corrc
pond with Gen. GilIem in refcrcn'
to the transportation Of destitui
freedmen to their homes, embraciu
an answer of General Gillem to Il
, effect that transportation was bein
furnished to children aud those abs
lutcly destitute aud unable to worI
; A committee Of fifteen was Al
pointed to take into consideration d
propriety Of removing the Capitol.
: A resolution was offered to chanI
the name Of Davis county TO chat
. Jones, and the name Of Lee counI
: a. that Of Lincoln, and Leesburg,
Davis county, to Jouesboro. III
{ consideration Of the resolution W
. ,oatu,ns.I
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DIGGING

am now digging wells At seven,y-hve cents
per foot, aud will insure them against quick
sand. Two good hands mnst he furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule must also
he furnished during my work on The JOB.
TERMS CASH.
iyS-4m. y n hANnbh'
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MEMPHg,TENN


SoossstEn FvSsNss W sBsD<
In the frst number Of the New
Year will commepce a charming story
Of the South, entitled "Iansdowpe,'
BY Mis- Helen q. Beale, Of Virginia.
Splendid Inducements 10 subscribers.
Every person who sends 81 Cor one
years subscription to this brilliant
Southern weekly journal Of litera-
ture, society and art, will receive all
the BACK SrABEns, containing "Hilt
to Hilt.' Major John Eaten Cookies
delightful Southern romance. Also,
more than one hundred pages Of
charming aud interesting reading, by
the met distinguished writers Of the
South. Every person who sends US
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TERas One year, 81. Clubs Of
ten, OF more. one year, $50.
Address SOUTHERN SOCIETY,""
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Bsltimorr, Maryland.
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u Texas Tonic Syrup, a certain cure
for chills aud fever, can be found at
]. II. Yates, Pamela, and T. c.
Nathews,, Long Creek.
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The people Of vicksburg have de-
termined to resist the payment of the
convention tax, by all legal means,
aud are rafting money to employ eff
scient attorneys who will fight the
matter through to the Supreme Court.
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"a rsssafsssssfs sse rsfsgsf ~ rom
~-~,4saoss aes<s ~ hsaasd 10 IN WedHssatf
ss,slss " sssh wset ssd s1~ssftissmshn On
YbsT1sy ~sfalsf vsilsfs 70 ectnplf viii
~ ssls slil tsass pshilestisn 10 be deferred
sssn ~ ssswisf lssss u Ne pspst
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Blank Attachments always on hand
and for sale at this Office. All other
kinds Of blanks printed to order on
short notice.
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The were three deaths from chole-
"a in Jackson last week. None of the
polecats are likely to be affected by
it-they are too strong for it.
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.o' In Georgia, Meade has ordered ali
legal advertisements To he Published
In the county papers, john pope's or
der to the contrary Notwithstanding.
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We are requested to state that there
will be q social party, at the Math-
evs House, Pamela, on Thursday
evening next, February 18th.
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If you wish to "see yourself as
others see YOU" repair Immediately
TO Prof. Days gallery, corner of Main
and Union streets, Memphis, and get
your photo marked of. His prices
are suited to the times.
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Read the dissolution notice Of tho
Messr.. Spain q H~ightower, Of sar.
dis. 10 be found elsewhere.
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SOLE PROpR1ETORs.
MANSFIELD e. HIGBEE.
TE-s.blst,d IA isse.l
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,


Ne. sol s.s sos xs.. Street., r.-ss. r.--.
We Offer or sale I'll Foois IN oar liBs at
Manufacturers and h~s; rficrs. Bssry srsi-
eie v,rrsntsd g represented. Prices sshises
~ a--s-ssi-=s = ~ -srAs, Ts~s ~ s8sa
70 As- ss---.sr<~ rr1-fs
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters q administration hsviar besn grant
sf 10 The Hadssssnsd en- tke ssssss ~ n J.
Yeanz. dess.sesL ~ lhs Prua.ts tuaft Of Pane
Ia csuHiy. 1t The Dscsmtsr term. thereof 1851.
sl persons having claims aesisss aid r,s,e
are hereby notified 70 have them Probsisd ard
registered IL the sakce q The Cirrk II aid
ouurs. IN the town 81 rsnola rithia he lire
prsz<rilsfh ~ L.. e thsr IN - sssrsf tfrsA
: DC. HARRISON.
ALTA Afnira-rss-s
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Joe Luxton stabbed a woman Of
easy virtue, named Annie Mclrose,
10 Memphis last Monday night. Joe
vss q lieutenant in Forests cavalry
during the war, and was q gallant
soldier. AZ no prosecutor appeared
ia the case, he was discharged.
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BoAxD or PoLIcE.-There will
hi Special Term of the Board Of
Police Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
Asld on Monday, February 10, 1868,
By order Of Hon. Thomas L.
Clarke, President Of said Board.
n W. p. WoorTEy, Clerk.
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CLoAKs, NET GOODS, NOTIONS, &c

D,emins Il important that fashion and eoml taste should W. manifested IN
the purchase N articles suited 10 our tiy fiends, W. Paid especial aten.
tin ~ dA department and challenge The market hme and rsewhore ~
udmnk NJ In qunlB, ~ ouwfi W. IN dcapuesa chr prices are suited 10
hc low rate Of Cotton, and " our friends viii call upon W, they will W.
pIcasoI, and hatrains viii be struck, Qrck abs and mn waftdnis "
lhess add. will be ohf motto, and We invite our friend To iY Ne
uo2Gf WATKINS n fAIDWII
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Memphis. Tenn.

s6srPsfsonal sttsntion given 10 the SALE
OF CUIT0N. ard literal sasancs1 nsas On
the sane Ia store. @1l-u
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Ss.aiOr Doolitsls opened his great
'pssch against the pending recon-
sssse'sA III h thess wosds,
President, there is more in
rfsVd - this measure than In any
sas-sll sshsrs. perhaps. see In
coeplets overshrcv Of the Con-
,'lsa'os h tea etaies Of the Union.
III IA pndial dissolution Of
We Usise. lsess republic, In form
s,sk still remaining north Of the
Ie..sas. Issa N empire rising
- La 10 Il the resliza-
nss q ~ Mldeut dream Of Calhoun
os4l Hxeeukivs-s President %
essas he lAws In the republic Of
N.ssf military dictator, In
ss1eus q ne President, to make
sslI = ssecste Lawn IN The Negro
'Hnr'-- Mr. eoash.
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Batestille sill Ahead Of the Market.
etHane nf
VAiA 4 wINrvR svOCK Op GOODS.
iaiay uHya ian SYfgun tHa. e%mltUHtr r,a.Iiag y ns
Dry e. % q ID - 4. 4 III

Suited ~ tt wants ti Taste n tMt tppe No aias have ben sfafed
In making MIR ahedtnus, nl to prices will ttuH tWh ft lnes The
LAhn especially ft laeted ~ oll td eUtmoe ouf Nosk u
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+. Fl. CLARK g. cos
Gun Emporium,
No. ] Clark's Marble Block, corner
Main and Madison streets,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Keep constantly on hand a full and complsl.
assortment Of Guns, Pistols, Powder Flask,,
Shot and Game Bsg,, CAPS, wsds, Ammspi,
ton. Also, a large stock u Watches, ~Jswsiry
and Silserware. n2s-3m
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MExpHrs, TENN, Aug. 81, 1867.
Isssrs. Mang6eid a Hig6eess
DEAR Sirs, In March last | had q
svsfs attack Of Chills and Fever.
Afssf using the usual remedies (qui-
1ias, Smiths Tonic, etc., without
~ good results, I was induced to
" yoar Terss Tonic Syrup. Afcr
sssng Z few doses I was entirely re-
hsved, and have had no return o.
NE disease since. I take pleasure
n~vonmsuding Il sss speedy curt
q tss above named disease.
Very respectfully.
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~ FERous HALL,
or orgill Bros. 4 Co.
ale by J. n. Yates, Pamela,
asd I, {. Mathews, Long Creek.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

fT,iIEGLORY OF MAN lS STRENGTH A gentle
1 man who suffered for years from Nervous and
Genital Debility Nightly Emissions, aud seminal
Weakness the result of youthful indiscretion, and
came near ending his days in hopeless misery, will
for the sake ofsuferng man. send 10 any one alict.
ed, the simple means used by him. which effected a
cure in a few weeks after the failure OF numerous
medicines. Send II directed envelope and stamp aud
will cost you nothing. Address,
EDGAR TREMAIN, I2sth 81. MY. City.
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How TO DESTROY WEEDS BY BUCK.
wuEAT.-l}uckwheat is cleansing crop to
the soil, and is often sown mainly for the
purpose Of clearing the land of weeds, and
fitting it for the higher cereal grains. It,
roots penetrate deep into the soil, which
tends to its pulyerization, and the umbre.
gcous character Of its growth, spreading
over the surface, almost iorbids any other
plant, however strong its foot-hold, from
growing beneath its branches. Hence it is
invaluable in every kind of land, but more
particularly on heavy, moist soils, most
likely to be infested with weeds and bushes,
and less easily worked for other cleansing
crops.
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T., EFg 9kRsga sgo.s

The nderslgned respectfully announces that he
has rrfiiicd a shop, one door below Meyers Drug
store ~ the Exchange Rock. where he is prrp,rcd
TO conduct he hafberne IN all its branches
Theait Of cOlOring whiskers and mOusiachcs IL
praciiced by him most skillfllly. lie also cleans
clothing, making them look nearly az goodas new
upon the most reasonable terms. Having procured
the services of fashionable hal dresser he IL pre-
pared 10 vlst families In cases where II is desirable
10 put tp or cut hair upon reasonable terms
u Hair Tonic UI the very best quality, used for
cleaning hair, kept const niy Oh hand aaGfur sale.
5. L, COLLINS
Binomsburg, AptiI J. leCa,
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OWEN HOUSE.
BERWICK, PA.
r. Bent. Taylor. Proprietor

The proprietor begs leave 10 inform the pub lie that
he has lakcn charge Of this welknown House
which has of late undergone complete change In
both ITS exterior mud Inferior appearance, making
the House IN every respect more comic rtabie nnt
inviting to the travelling publ ic wei its local
pair onage. The present proprietor will spare n
pains to continue this llouso what II has been, viz
well conducted House of entertainment for III
travelling public aud all others whose business trans
actions have made them guests. April 10, lsGs.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

RecLAlMIsG HARSH Soil Some soil is
hard-clay bound and will crack. Such
soil requires sand. But as sand is too ex-
pensive to apply, other means will have to
be resortcd to.
One of these land the forcmost) is, to
plow in the fall or early wintcr-plow dry.
The elements are the best, amcloratcrs at
the same time may be applied to advantage.
Next in order, and Of great consequence
is cropping the land with certain kinds Of
grain, &c. Peas will mellow the soil So
will buckwheat. And so will clover. These
can all be applied without any difficulty,
not being hoed crops that require fine til,
logc.
n stiff soil turned up in the fall and well
lined, the lime narrowed in, followed by a
crop Of peas, and sown in the fall to clover.
will, when the sward few years thereafter,
is turned down, show an Improvement that
amounts to complete change. The land
is now in fair workable order, and needs
but manure plowing when dry enough land
usually in the falD to keep it in good con,
dition. OF all things, clay soil is the
most critical to manage. -Cdiman's Rwal
World.
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BONES AND ASHES. Es.-Boncs and ashes
pass through the house keepers hands eve.
ry day. Wood is still the chief fuel in the
farm house, and the value Of the ashes is
pretty well understood. They are priced
for the lye they yield, and if there is sur
plus from the soap making, they help the
kitchen garden at the back door. The
bones are generally thrown to the dog and
lost. Now if the careful housewife would
save the bones as regularly as the ashes,
she would practice wiser economy and
help her kitchen garden twice as fast
Bones are worth twice as much as ashes for
manure, if Dissolved, and the ashes will re-
duce them. Put both into barrel in the
cellar, if you please, and after mixing them
half and half, keep them constantly moist
with soap suds, the hotter the better. The
suds should not be poured on in such guam
titles as to leach the ashes. In a few
months the bones will be di,intcgrated, and
the whole mass then be mixed, and will
make an excellent fertilizer for the flower
border Or the kitchen garlen.--1 --1merica,,
Agriculturist.
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" EADlNG RAIL ROAD. .r.I.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Monday, August Sd, lSCS.


GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM TUE NORTH
nnd North West for Philadelphia, New York, Read.
ing Potisville, 'rnmaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Allen.
town. Easson Ephrala Litia. Lancaster, Columbia,
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows
~ ~ op, - nnn iGAM, lssoM 49, rs pm connect
road aud arriving al New York NJ $40 ana 10 90 aud
10 AMnnd 80, q 50 =, NJ, aud Dj0p. NJ. Sleeping
.ars , accompanying the $50 NJ and 93j p N.
Leave harrisburg for Rcading, Po,tsvile, Tana.
qua, Minorsviie, sh'and, Pine Grove. Allentown
and Philadelphia, at 3 lOA md sO5 and no Pm,
stopping ut Lebanon and principal Way stations (;
the 10 nak Ing connections for Phiiaeip pha and
Columbia only. For Po!tsyic, sehuylkilI Hnycn
and Auburn, via schuylkill and sssque hanna Rail
fond, leayc iarr,bnrg at 3 3Or
Returning: Leave New York ut 90 \ NJ, IL " and
5oonnd W rm. Phadcphia At IS a N. and 3 80
Sleeping cars accompanying theD 90 A. N. aud 8 90
and 90 y n. trains from New York without change
Way Passenger ] rain leaves Philadelphia at 80 A
NJ connecting "th similar trains on East renna II Il
rciu ming from Reading At 30 NJ stopping at all
stations Poitsvlle at 90 and i5 N, and ij Pm
shnmokin ~ 8 2J and II aoAM; Ashland Z Oo NJ
ana ]! ~ VI ana 30 r. a.; Tamaiua NJ 8 30 A. aud
Is aud 4 ;5r. N.
Leave Pottsviile via schuylkill and susquehanna
Railroad a 10 A NJ. for Harrisburg, and ii 30 NJ
for Pine Grove and fremont
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves Reading
all 3OA returning from Philadelphia at l5p
PotistowR Accommodation Tfain Leaves Potts
Town at u 10 A. NJ, returning leaves Philadelphia at
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at 7 90
4. NJ, and IS P. NJ for Ephrata, Litiz, Lancaster,
Columbia, &c.
Perkomen Railroad Tralna leave Pcrkiomen June
tion ai w 4. ~. and w P.M Returning: Leave
skppatk at i 10 NJ, and ! 20 r. NJ, connecting
WIN similar trans on Reading Rail Road.
On Sundays Leave New Yorkat 90 VI, Pha.
dclphia 90 A NJ, and lisp ", the 8 co a VI, train
tnnnins only to Reading Pottsyille 90 AM, iiar.
risyurg % NJ, 4 10 and . rs N und Rcad. .ng at
OF, 50 ani Is A " for Harrisburg and UG A
VI aud II 10 = N for New York and 425 7 ". for
Philadelphia.
Con mutation, Mile, &c Season. School and Eycur.
sinn Tickets 10 aud I, ON all points at reduced rates
Baggage checked 'ht ough; no pounds allowed each
Passenger. q. A. NiCDLl.S
General Superintendent.
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ENCHANGE HOTEL,
BLOOMS9uRG. COLUMBIA COUNTY PA

The undersigned having purchased and lately re-.
fitted This welknown House, situated on MAIN ST.,
mnc ctiaiey opposite the Court House, respectfully
informs their friends aud the public generally, ,ha,
thri. House Is now in order for the accommodation
and tnlertainn.nnt Of travellers
Ihry hav" spared pains in preparing the Exchange
for the entertainment aud comfort of their guests
Their House is spacious and enjoys good business
location
OMNlHUSsES run at all times between this House
aud the different railroad Depos by which travellers
whi be conveyed to ana from the respective Stations
in due time TO meet the cars.
Rooms & CLARK.
Anrii %, 1868
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NEW FLOUR PRGyyS0N
AND
G 2 o G ( r Y ST o r e .
LATELY OPENED.

TIE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens OF iloOmsbnrg ana vicinity that he has Just
opened shop on Iron street, between Main and
Third. where he will follow The cabinet making bus
iness IN all its branches. Orders for
Metallic or Other Coffins,
filled with promptne and des s,a,ch. Repairs cheap
ly made 10 all kinds Of furniture, including the fc
plating OF cane batomed chairs, uphostcring, sofas
and sofa bottom chairs Patterns Tor castings made
neatly ana cNpcdiiiously, and orders are solicited
either in person or by mall Picture frames made TO
ord r at short notice.
Ro8ERT ROAM.
Boomshurg, April Is. 1863.
ssAHeRi CHANCE.
The exclusive control and sale Of five valuable in
venti0ns, needed in every family, aud paying laige
profits, ,an be sccurcdby applying either personally
orby ctterto
j. $. AASEH g. Co..
T2T Market street Phiia.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

MILK LEMONADE Dissolve thrcc-ouar.
ters Of pound Of loaf sugar in one pint of
boiling water, and mix with one gill Of lemon
juice, and one gill of sherry; then add three
gills of cold milk Stir the whole well to-.
gcther and strain it,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-09

AGRICULTURAL jokes The Ohio Far

AGRICULTURAL JOKES The Ohio Far
mer lets off the following:
Large horses are generally most admired
by farmers but farmers are most admired
who pony up.
Prosperity is generally based upon knowl.
edge and industry; the swine will always
get most that nose most.
Farmers are like towels, neither will get
full crops without industry.
Because man who attends flock of
sheep is a shepard, makes it no reason that
a man who keeps cows should be a cor.
ard.
We like to see farmer increase the
growth of useful plants and shrubs around
his home, but We do not like to see him use
rails, poles and boards to prop gate with.
RYE Drop CAKES. TO one pint of sour
or buttermilk add two eggs, small teaspoon
of soda, little salt and rye meal, sufficient
to make batter that will spread little
but not run. Drop in muflin.rings with a
spoon. For baking they will require twice
the time of common griddc cakes. They
are also nice baked in cups about fifteen
minutes.