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AGENTS WANTED!
In Every Part of the State And
SOUTHWEST.
TO CANVASS FOR THE NEW
Official Map of Mississippi:
EMBRACING TWO THIRDS OF LOUISIANA.
BY IS. HARDEE, State Engineer

lust OUT.-The most complete, perfect.
- and useful MAP ever published in any
Country.
The Map contains full map of the United
States, on the back or reverse side, and will be
accompanied by patent invention. whereby
either side of the double Map can be turned to
thefront, without taking it down from the wall.
To Agents who will undertake canvassIng,
in their respective neighborhoods, a specimen
copy Will be furnished at greatly reduced
price, and semitic the nearest Express Office.
HERE IS SOMETHING TO LAST IN FAMILY
A LIFETIME, and to be the object of daily
observation; and no Family Mansion or Bust
ness Office will fail TO give an order for copy,
Where the specimen is once exhibited.
An active, energetic Agent, with active, en-
ergetic canvassing, is all that is required, and
handsome remuneration will be the reward.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS !!
Send in your applications for specimen copies
and for other particulars
Apply to
C. LOMBARD, Civil Engineer.
General State Agent, jackson, Miss.
July q, d1wkw1m.
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WhitWOrth Female College
RROOKHAVEN,N MISS.

EIFTY-SEVEN miles South of in
IL Miss, on the n. O., j. G.. Railroad.
The next Term will open SEPTEMBER 23d.
1868.
The past Term was prosperous. There s
a large attendance-good health, and per I
harmony; and all, pupils, teachers. and pat
rons, were more than satisfied.
FIR 1925 90 we furnish, in the English De-
partment, for five months, BOARD, TUITION,
BOOKS. FUEL, LIGHTS, and the washing
of twelve pieces per week.
NO EXTRA CHARGE in this Department.
The Boarder must furnish her Towels, Pill
low-cases, Sheets, and Be covering
LESSONS are given in all the usual branch
es, including the LANGUAGES, Music, &C.
The Music Teacher is at the head of his pro-
fesSion.
CHEMISTRY and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
are taught by Lectures and Experiments.
We intend to deserve success, by cl sc atten-
ton. thorough instruction, low charges, and
parental care of the pupils.
For Catalogues, which give full information.
address Ill. Il. JOHNSON,
jy 29-w3m President.
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TNHE undersigned would respectfully an
IL nounce to the citizens of jackson, and vi
clnity, that he has introduced the Nitrous Ok
lde Gas, IN his practice, as an Anaesthetie and
is using it with perfect success. Haf-a-dozen
teeth can be extracted under its admlnistra-
uon, actually GctthOat pain, and the patient
will recover, after the lapse of two or three
minutes, as if awakening from a pleasant
dream.
am also prepared to perform all operations
appertaining to the Dental Profession, in the
best and most satisfactory manner, on reason
able terms. Ether Sprsy applied when desira-
Bile.
Office in Fearn's Building. State Street, first
block south of the Capitol.
June9dtf b. JONES. ID. 8.
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SUMNERVILLE INSTITUTE.
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN,

A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN,
GHoLsoN P. o. NoxUBEE COUNTY, Miss.
THIs sHooL is OFFERED TO THE PUB
Lie FOR THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
TERM, UNDER THE SAME PRINCIPAL.
1t commends itself on the following consd-
erations:
1st. 1t is an old school, an l has been thor
oughly tested in competition with all the
schools of the country, and has at all times
ranked with the best.
ID 1t is private school-belongs to to the
Principal. who manages its affairs without
fear, favor or affection.
Sd. The best men of the country place their
sons IN it, and recommend it to others.
4th. Its location is retired and healthy, and
around it are found no temptations.
9TH. The moral character of young gentle
men is watched and cared for as particularly
as their mental training.
9Th The teachers are all men of ability, Sc
lected by the Principal, with reference to their
spe ial duties.
It'll The Principal is no new man. but is
known to the whole country.
Sth. The students study in their private
rooms, and are not annoyed by the din of a
general School-room.
9th. 1t always has a good class, and gives
character to its students, who go from it to the
University, or enter upon any calling in life.
10TH 1t imparts a thorough education, or
prepares boys FOR any special calling, such as
Bookkeeping, Surveying, Etc.
18th. The buildings are excellent in all
respects, and will be kept in good repair. The
addition of our splendid new building, three
stories high, ninety-two feet long and fifty-two
feet wide, with six full length galleries, places
us, in this regard, beyond competition.
18th. It's prices are lower than those of any
other school, being One hundred and taCenty-
fUe dollars, for twenty weeks, payable IN ali
cases IN ddUance. This covers all charges eX-
cent lights, towels, books and stationary -
The I'd Monday in September, and ample con-
veyances will meet the trains at Shuqualak,
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, during the
first week of the session. Distance from Shu-
qulak, IL miles. Address
THOMAS S. CARTWRIGHT,
July7thtf Principal and Proprietor.
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PHOT0G RAPH
STAR GALLERY.

THE undersigned, while returning his SIM
/ cere thanks for the liberal encouragement
received from the public, would politely IN
vite all those who have not yet given his Gal-
iery a trial, to visit the neat reception room
connected with his Jewelry Store and Photo
0ranh Gallery. and to examine the numerous
specimens there, executed by himself, as:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and un
framed.
CARTE de VISITE PICTURES
in gleat number.
PHOTOS, Painted Artistically, and
of which style, one copy framed and suspend
ed at home, is s. thing of beauty and o. JOY
forever See the group of Babies, some with
open mouth and eyes," The STEkEO-
GRAPHS "as natural as life" Also, some
VIEWS about State street, &c.-and new
styIe of ORNAMENTED PORTRAITS, in
vented by myself-all taken on the spot" by
the undersigned.
Examine them carefully, and you will ex-
claim, with others:
ssYo,u that have beauty, should to sEUTTER's
yon that have none. should go and let him
Tam not taking Pictures for % cents, and
for 30 cents, only. by the dozen. But no pains
or expense have. or will, be spared to gratlfy,
in QUALITY of Pictures, an appreclatlVe pup
lie and to furnish PHOTOGRAPHS peraHG-
nent and equal to the best in the South.
NV facilities for light are unsurpassed.
Anv kind of work connected with Photo-
yraphy promptly attended TO;
All kinds of Pictures framed-Varlous styieo
a II The STAR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY is
AZ, .eet. two doors south OF Newcomer q 20 b
S'oie' E. v. SEUTTER,
:.,1v1s-tf Artist and Proprietor
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STEW ART & HAMILTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS
AND COLLECTORS.
SETTLEMENTS made for Sheriffs. Taxes
y paid for non-residents. Especial attention
given to the collection and adjustment of notes
and accounts, and purchase of Real Estate ia
any portion of the State.
REFERENCES: Jackson-Gov. B. G.. Hum
nh reys, Power & Barksdale, Thos. Il. Swami,
Aud itOr; Chas. A. Brougher, Sec'y of State
Vicksburg-R. S. Buck, Walker Brooke, SIM
rail- & Young. Holly Springs. w. q. Wat
son, DIR. w. M. Compton. Natchez-Botto d
Lambert, B. F. B. Hunter, Giles NJ. Hillyer.-
Columbus-Maj. Ell. B. Whitfield, James T.
Harrison, A. Murdoch. New York-Adams,
Hylestead & Co.
April 6d&wtf
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PLANTERS INSURANCE cow
PANY of MISSlSSsPPI.

CAPITAL. 100000 90
ENSURES against damage by Fire, Light
u ming and Tornado.
b. q. HUMPHREYS, j. g. MILLIGAN
President, Secretary.
OFFICE-Corner State and Pearl streets
Nov. 25dtf. JACKSON MISS
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july 1s-tf


oTRAYED OR eTOLEN..--A soR Rils
HORSE MULE-about IA hands h,gn
- uears old: works well. Will give the
l nhnye reward for the delivery of the Mule, or
Eiffy Dollars for Mule and Thief, with PROOF
FIN f,,tSy'iant to convict. The Mule has been in
sha nossession of Peyton Swami, alias Kopin'
SOM Ava '--0 WILLIAM 8. LEMLY.
jackson. June %, 1S6S-n
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GARDEN SEEDS.

NHE undersigned has IN store a large and
- complete assortment of fresh and reliable
garden, field and flower seeds. Planters sun
Piled with boxes of seasonable seeds well as
sorted. Dealers supplied by the hundred or
thousand papers for retailing at reasonable
rates. Our Southern Gardner's Almanac for
1868, sent free on application.
K. +. VIRGIN,
Successor to ID. Maupay,
dw1ydec6 1O4 Grayier ST. N q
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CONTRACTCR AND BUILDER,
A ND Dealer in Lumber. Orders for Bills of
"A Lumber solicited, and best quality of pine
Lumber promptly furnished, as cheap as can
be had elsewhere.
am also manufacturing the celebrated so
Washing Machine. Samples may be seen at
the store Of W. j. Brown & Son, or at my shop
near the Blind Asylum, Jackson, Miss.
may1Y6Sytf
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tHERs WANTED.

kes of Walden Academy, Carroll
Hiss, wish to employ a male and
y for the next Scholastic year,
NJ September. None need apply
best of reference. Those who
N the profession would be pre-
khOol will number about 60 pu-
IDLY more. This will depend on
of the Teachers. Apply to
" s. G. RAINES. President.
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SOMETHING NEW
AND HANDSOME
EINE INITIAL NOTE PAPER AND EN-
VELOPES, For Sale by
ENRICH & CO., Jackson, Miss
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SALES OF PROPERTY FOR CITY TAXES

rsfgned rof the Il
Or
M Terms
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M. e.. Female Institute,
JACKSON, TENNESSEE.
REV. A. w. JONES, President.
THE SCHOOL FOR
Young LADIES OF THE SOUTH.

TUITION in Collegiate Department, $50 90
MnSIC1 80 00
BOARD AND WASHING (per month"; is 0O
LATIN, FRENCH, al other extras, moderate
For further information, apply to the Presi-
dent.
THE FALL SESSION begins August %, 1868.
July 90, 1S6S-3mw.
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BIZ Flax BaggingS,
er Ehe weighs Of India.

|e0N's GREENLEAF, POWER
" Heap Ba0ging Threads close
%ed, ana FAR superior to anything
M made 10 cover Cotton-weigh-
Il 1eg yard. At the price of In
m Flax BaggiDg, close and well
pounds per yard, same price as
Il, we particularly call the atten-
PR Ask for Richardson's Green
Nbnnds Of Hemp Bagging at less
MCGARY q Co,
Manufacturers Agents,
SO Magazine st. New Orleans.
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[gely in GARDEN and FIELD
~ otfer Superior Inducements
Our stock Of
lover.
pCERNE,
TIMOTHY.
BLUE GRASS.
ORCHARD AND
HERDS GRASS SEED,
. the South.
for descriptive Catalogue
FERNS Cash ar
N. WIZARD g CO.,
II DlsVILLE, KY.
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| request of the Daocrtlc
| Committee to appe.r n'he
r. to night, you will apear
E;form at half-past 6 o'eck'
| By order,
h NJ. TAYLOR, Forern'
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Job Printing, of every description.
done at this Offie.
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NOVELTY WORKS..
IRON and Brass Foundry an.
Machine ShOD.

MANUFACTURES of Steam boat and Sta
w tonary Engines, Sash, Muley and Circu
lar Saw Mills. Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers and
MILL MACHINERY OF ALL DESCRIP-
TiONS. All kinds of Distillery Work, New
ell Cotton Press, Gin Shafting, Brass and Iron
Cocks, Steam Guages, Bells. Gongs, and Steam
Whistles, Steam and Gas Pipe Fittings, Mat
thews Patent Submerge Pump.
HAWLEY, BILLINGS & WAYMAN.
Cornes Eighth Street and the River,
uec0dtI LOUISVILLE, KY
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TT Is particularly requested that persons
- holding BOOKS belongi G to the State Lii
brary, return them without delay.
BY order BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
July 28-1w
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NON-FORFEIIURE PLAN,
Originated by this Company
Has Been i'm Operation
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
| THE FGLLOWING are a few of the parties
VINO maze insured in 1t, during the brie1
period Of om Agency:
AT JACKSON:
GEN. WRIT ADAMS.
HON. E. BARKLDALF.
MAI. F. S HUT.
DR.. A. B. CABiNIss.
COL. j. l.. POWER.
DR.. T. j. MITCHELL.
HON. E. NJ. YElGER.
ERSKINE WATKINS,
A. j. KERR,
A. c. KERR.
GEORGE BODoIE.
f. A. R. WHl RTON
AT BRANDON:
GEN. ROBERT LOWERY,
| COL. j. NJ. JAYNE,
COL. W. B. SHELBY,
DR.. III. c. MCLAURIN.
CAPT. j. l.. HARGROVE,
DIR. T. j. CATCHINGS
CAPT. S. MYERS,
L. H. JOHNSON,
W. c. HARPER.
AT TERRY:
J. W. BURNETT,
G.. W. NORRIS,
W. M. BRACY,
j. j. HALBERT,
L. HUDSON,
A. r. GREEN,
A. j. classify.
AT BROWNSVILLE
DIR. J. ID. MCCONNELL,
It. H. SANDlDGE,
HENRY r. WHITE,
| GEO. H. ROBERTSON,
w. H. TROTTER,
Z. H. BRADLEY,
! It. C. ENGLAND,
G.. II. HALL,
r. II. SMITH.
IN SCOTT COUNTY:
HON. A. Y. HARPER,
CAPT. D. NJ. WOMACK,
MAI. HI. EASTLAND,
E. F. GRESHAM,
W. S. CLACK.
| DIR. j. l.. RILEY.
w. NJ. THORNTON,
/ MRS. C. FELKER,
T. j. FUTCH.
w. G. JONES,
NJ. WATKINS.
IN NEWTON COUNTY:
J.J. BARBER,
HON. VIM. THAMES.
AT MERIDIAN:
HON. j. s. HANfM,
HON. J. j. SHANNON,
HON. w. G. GRACE,
L. A. RAGSDALE,
JOHN I. BALL,
CAPT. w. w. HENRY.
CAPT. F. BROWN,
DIR. j. R. PHILLIPS,
DIR. LEE SHACKELFORP,
| SYLVESTER ROBINSON,
j. LEVY,
| W. H. WHITE,
W. L. WILKINS.
IN NoXUBEE COUNTY:
HON. H. w. FoOTE,
| REV. j. BANCROFT,
CAPT. c. NJ. THOMAS,
DURANT OWEN,
| CAPT. R. E. V. YATES,
| DIR. A. Z. FAINT,
w. F. EILAND,
DR.. 0. HENDRICK,
T. NJ. SARGENT,
| P. T. FERRIS,
Err. D. w. MOORER,
| MAI. F. NJ. VAUGHAN.
| JNO. t. RICHARDSON
| COL. j. B. SHELTON, E
| t. j. DUNLAP.
| THOMAS j. PATTY,
- r. MAH0RNER,
| HON. T. S. GATHRIGHI,
| 3 A. CLINE,
~ DR.. H. DENT.
| JESSE MORTON,
/ d. +. CONSTANTINE,
DANIEL DEUPREE,
| JOSEPH P. FAINT,
| THOMAS C. PHILLIPS,
| d. 81. THOMAS,
| P. C. LEE.
DIR. HARNfINER.
| IN JASPER COUNTY:
CAPT. w. Fl. HARDY,
| ASA R. CARTER,
w. NJ BRAME,
| DIR. o. j. ORR.
| IN CLARK COUNTY:
| MAI. NJ. HAND,
j. c. KILLER,
| j. j. CARTER,
| DIR. OLLIPHANT,
| s. c. THEILLGARI
AT ABERDEEN:
| HON. LOCK f. HOUSTON,
Z. L. SYKES.
| IN CoP1AH COUNTY:
| w. j. WILLING, JR.,
| j. w. MATHIS,
| W. n. ROBERTSON,
| j. NJ. NEWTON,
DIR. JOHN c. DODDs,
JOHN f. EN0CHS,
| TIM E. COOPER.
b. r. JORDAN.
| IN MADISON COUNTY:
4 p. r. SUTHERLAND.
4 W. b. LOTT,
C. II. DINKINS.
Persons DESTROYS of insuring their 1--we
would do well to fully acquaint themseiv
| with the advantages that this excelieet col
pany offers.
B. @. HUMPHREYS d. Co.,
General Agents for Miss. and Al.
Principal Office, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
Sinh A rencies in all parts of the State
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OTHER EXPENSES:

Board, ten months at Stewards Hall $3.50 90
Books and Stationery, about. .......... 20 90
Washing, about ............... % 90
Lights, about. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
1926 90
1etal current expenses. .......... 500 w
The Board of Trus tees have authorized the
organization of special Schools for Instruction
In the sciences, ETC., for the accommodation of
students who are unable or unwilling to take
the regulai course. The Students select their
own departments. A full course in these
schools requires three years, which will en-
utle Cne successful to a degree, while certiti-
caVes OF proficiency will be issued by the Pro-
1ess4rs 60 those who remain for shorter term.
LII THESE schools. the student will enjoy the op-
portunlty OF prosecuting to any desired extent
Inc sciences Oh Mathematics, Civil Engineering
Chemistry and all its applications, Physics,
English Literature and the Modern Langua-
ges.
The Fee for the practical course in Che
mistry, is Observation-Disclosures. ST5
laboratory Deposit. ........25 90
Half of this fee in advance, and the other
half 1st February.
THE LAW DEPARTMENT.
Han been in successful operation during thu
past Session At the late Commencement tn,
degree of Bachelor of Laws, (Which is mad,
by law an equivalent to license to practice IL
any of the courts of the State) was conferred
on thirteen young men.
Fees in the Law Departments:
Tuition, for ten months, in advance $50 On
Board can can be procured in private fami
lies in Oxford. and Students arenot restricted
to the Stewards Hall.
JAS. M. HOWRY,
jul15d&w3m Secretary fthe Board.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF sIISSIsSIpPI
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

FENHE exercises of this Institution will be re
IL sumed on 18th of September next under
the same Faculty ofArts, which has presided
over it heretofore.
UNIVERSITY DUES:
Tuition for ten months, in advance. 800 90
Fuel-fee for ten months in advance. -. is 90
Deposit for damages Observation-Disclosures. 90
SO 90
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Board, ten months at Stewards Hall $3.50 90
Books and Stationery, about .......... 20 90
Washing, about Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Lights, about. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-11-19

and in the other ten to the load. The
present practice must have one favorable
consideration the back aching labor ol
storing the crop in the cellar and barn
must certainly be less. But the difference
in the crops would soon pay for the lapor
of procuring the sheds, and after that the
extra profit would go into the farmers
pocket.
One, and perhaps the best, method OF
mixing muck with barn manure is to get it
in season to have it dry, and then use it as
bedding for cattle, and to cover the floor
behind them. after cleaning the stable in
the morning. In this way but very little
ammonia is lost, as the muck absorbs it as
fast as made.
Muck. unlike dung is improved by be
ing exposed to the air, and is all the bet
ter for being frozen after being taken from
the bog. 1t becomes fine and easy to work
and is used with less labor. The winter
is therefore the best time to get it. 1ti
also much easier approaching the bogs
then. than when they are not frozen Oh
the surface.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-11-19

the latter for SO OTIS OH dollar,r and then
the music of the Band the smiling, jubi-
liant faces Of the densely-packed crowd in
the city Hall, as the enthusiastic crowd
listened to congratulatory addresses from
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Peters, and other
distinguished speakers, aud every body
seemed happy. although the limited spae G,
prevented the free vent Of outward de.
monstrations Of applause and it was again
exemplficd how uch pushing and crowd
ing human beings can endure. Peters war
merry and witty. if not at all times wise
but of the various other wise and witty
speeches we shall leave it to others to co IN
ment upon at present, 30 good bye.
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