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THE stale FAIR.

SATURDAY, May -, 1860.
n general meeting of the several Com
mittees OIL State Fair, was held in the Senate
Chamber this evening at o'clock,
Col. w. L. Withers was called temporarily
to the chair.
On motion Of DIR. Kells, the Committee on
Fair Grounds was requested to consider and
report as to the most suitable location.
On motion, the Building Committee was
authorized to advertise for proposals for
lumber for the erection of buildings and
fences.
Mr.. John ii. Echols was, on motion, added
| to the Building Committee.
1t was moved and carried, that the Treas
urer call for the first installment of stock,
to be paid first Monday in June.
On motion, the Committee on Rules and
Regulations, and the Committee on Ways
and Means, were requested to prepare and
issue a joiRt circular setting forth the plans
and purposes of the proposed Fair.
on motion, Messrs. j. l.. Power, j. III.
Echols, and p. T. Bailey, were appointed a
committee for the purpose of auditing and
ordering payment of all accounts made by
Association.
On motion, the Committee adjourned, sub
ject to call of the Chairman.
JNO. H. ECHOLS, Sec'y.
Drorngoole & Co.'S Liver Pills azh the best
The surest are Dromgoole X Co. Liver Pills.
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Police; w Guy, Board Police; 7 Hall, I
Smith, II Gibson, NJ Cole, H Mcdaniel, L
L Trabue, justices; V Mcdaniel, Consta-
BILE.
RdnKin. w Cariiss, Sheriff w. II.
Richardson, Circuit Clerk: II. w bethune,
Probate Clerk; T. J Catchings, Pro. Judge.
SinpSoR.-A. j. Mize, Probate and Circuit
Clerk; John Hamilton, Sheriff.
SuRHotcer.-Robt. Wren. Probate Clerk ;
Chas Mann, Sheriff; w Ii Stanley, Probate
Judge.
Scott CouHty.-John G. Owen Sheriff /;
Charles G.. Gilmer, Probate and Circuit
Clerk; VIM. McClenahan, Treasurer; Reu-
ben Gum, Assessor; Coroner, turner BOD
bit; James Martin, Surveyor; And. Rlgsby,
Ranger; Justices OF the Peace, Beat No l,
Thos. FARRELL, and VIM. Rivers; No 3 NJ N
Chandler and II Bogles; No j w Latham
ana Calvin johnson; No 5, { l. Hutto and j
c Thomas; Board OF Police, No l, James
Ritch; No , Thos Nicholson; No 3, FL
Evans; No IN Duncan; Constables beat
4, VIM II McCJrdy beat 5, VIM ii Moore ;
j. Tarbell, Probate Judge.
TdILdhdtchie.-M. w. Byers, Pro. Judge.
TIppah-E Jordan, Circuit Clerk; John
Wright Probate Clerk; Richard Thurmond,
Probate Judge; ). }. Biggs, Sheriff Thos.
Maddox, Treasurer; A. j. Rowland, Asses
sor.
Tishominqo.-J. a. whitesides, Sheriff. j.
W. Stevens, Probate Judge; Josiah Web
ster, Probate Clerk Jas McAnlis, Circuit
Clerk VIM. Jones, Assessor; VIM Andrews,
Treasurer; c Lacy, Mayor of Boonville; Z
j Callahan, Assessor; j Reynolds, Coro-
ner; NJ B Norman, Ranger; DIR Rogers,
Surveyor: w Vanderford, w X Smith, y
Hamlin, j NJ Norman, w Z MCGEE, B Holly,
Ii Bickerstaff, J Smith, w j Blount, j III
Scruggs, l. Williams, Jordan, 4 W
Walker j c Falls, A Lucas, ) Shaw, NJ Nj
Smith, Justices; III " hitehurst, L Nj Brown,
j Burnett. I NJ A Savage, J A Holly, w
McRae, Harvey, j III Grist, q Marian, 5
Barber, Jno Davis, I B Shull, Constables.
Iunicd-Isaac Boutman, Sheriff; r
Jaques, Probate Clerk; Z Z Brigham,
McCann, Board Police; NJ Moncgal, Con-
stable.
Warren. &C. E. Furlong, Sheriff; Fred.
Speed, Judge of the Criminal Court; w. T..
Page, Probate Judge; Il. w Folkes, Asses
Sor; j. ii. Chappell, Probate Clerk; L. b.
Leas, Treasurer; a Weber, Circuit
Clerk.
Rfnston.-James NJ. Davis, Probate Judge;
James X. Ellis. Probate Clerk; Amos l..
Humphries, Circuit Clerk; Alfred Ill. Hight,
Treasurer; Lewis Campbell, Assessor; JOhu.
Haynes, Surveyor; James n. Scott;
Ranger.
Washington. - Thomas Greaney, Sheriff !;
John Fawn, Circuit Clerk; { w Clark, Pro-
bate Judge.
WiLkinson.-A Lefingwell Probate Judge;
w II Noble, Sheriff; L McMichael, Probate
Clerk; w & Boney, Treasurer.
Yazo0.-F. +. Franklin, Probate Judge;
S. Galinger, Probate Clerk; 5. q. BedwelL
Circuit Clerk Richard Elicit, Marshal OF
Yazoo City; +. Z. HIlliard, Sheriff; ID w
Thomas, Assessor and Surveyor; w a Ham
lin, N Birmingham, j NJ Gilbreath, w Hen
derlire, j w Censter, Board Police; w Rich
ards j c Wilson, Justices.
YdL06ushd.-Robt. Ii. Bruce, Sheriff M.
X. Mister, Probate Judge; j. B. Townsend,
Probate Clerk; Peter Cause, Circuit Clerk.
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INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.-A de-
lighttul entertainment was that given last
night by the teachers and pupils of the In
stitute for the Blind. The programme was
not exhausted until quite a alate hour, and the
many visitors were all well pleased. Hon.
VIM. Yerger, Col. c. E. Hooker and Gen. T.
J. Wharton, being each called upon, respon-
ded in words OF encouragement and compH-
ment to Scholars, Teachers and Principal.
Under the kind and faithful care and train
ing of Mrs. Merrill and her accomplished
daughters, the pupils are happy, and GER
family gave evidence last night of thorough
instruction. The Institute for the Blind,
under its present management, is credit to
the state and the noble purpose for which II
was established. We trust the time is not
lar distant when its capacity shall be so ia
creased as that there viii be room enough
Tor all OF the unfortunate in our State who
are entitled to its great BENEFITS.
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GOOD ADVICE.

Let cur possessions be what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent plate
orcaskets of precious stones"-they all sink
in the balance against Heavens great boon
HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoyed without
it. And yet how little is it valued and how
carelessly preserved. The laws of nature can
not be violated with impunity. Night revelry
luxurious living, irregularity of meals, and a
disordered appetite, will gradually destroy
the power and activity of the stomach How
many ladies and gentlemen eat and drink
disease at late suppers, and arise in the MORN
ing with headache, loss of appetite. feeling
languid and unrefreshed. There can be no
medical remedy that will turn lead into food
poisoned drinks into nutriment, but medi-
cal science can assist nature, supply exhaust
ed fluids, and TO great extent correct the eff.
fects OF disease. In all cases such as the
above, we recommend PLANTATION BITTERs
You will and them just the thing-at the same
time delicious tonic and appetizer.
MAGNoLIA WATTR-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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As before noticed in our columns, Miss
Martha Jane Cairnes shot and killed her
seducer, Nicholas McComas, at Jarretts-
vile, Maryland She has lately been
tried at Belair, Hartford county, Mary
land From. the first public opinion was
strongly in her favor. The conclusion of
the trial is thus described by cores
pondent of the Baltimore Sun:
The jury were out ten minutes. When
the jury re-entered, the crowd in attend
ance was cautioned by the Court not to
make any demonstration when the verdict
was rendered, on pain of arrest, and there
is no doubt that the caution was neces-
sary to repress the enthusiasm of the
brawny yeomanry clustered all around.
The clerk polled the jury, and after the
other fdrmalities, the foreman gave the
verdict of Not guilty." when a few fur
tive yells went up from some small boys
in the rear of the crowd who were not to
be deferred by the threatening terrOrs of
the Court. The accused, whose compo-
sure during the trial had been so gener-
ally noticed, could no longer bear the
strain upon her, and gave way entirely;
she wept and gasped for breath, and
SSeIleu III IllI1IucI1I VI 1dDIlAllS
With the assistance of the Sheriff and
others she was taken into an adjoining
room, the door locked to keep out the
crowd that was pressing upon her, and
after inhaling little fresh air she recov-
cred sufficiently to be taken over the street
to her hotel, where for long time parties
were constantly coming to inquire after
her. Later in the evening, with her
mother and others of her family and
friends, she left for her home near Jar
rettsville, the scene of the tragedy with
which her name is so closely connected.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT MURDER.
F. Y. Burton had his throat dangerously
cut last Saturday evening by a negro upon
the Clinton road, about two miles from town.
The following are the particulars:
About month ago Mr.. E. Richardson had
mule stolen. A few days since he received
a letter from a colored man, whose name we
withhold, stating that the mule was near
Auburn. On Thursday last Mr.. T. y. Bur-
ton. who is agent for Mr.. Richardson, started
to that place for the mule. When he reach
ed there he not only recovered the mule but
succeeded in arresting the thief. When he
reached Mr.. Richardson's place, about four
miles from this place he left the mule and
was bringing the thief with him in buggy.
When they were within two miles of town
the thief succeeded in untying his hands and
opening his pocket kriie, unknown to Mr..
Burton, and suddenly threw one arm around
him and began to cut his throat; in the
struggle both fell out of the buggy,
which had no top. As they rose the thief
made at Mr.. Burton who succeeded in draw
ing his pistol and fired at him as he ran off,
but with what success, is unknown. Mr.. B.
succeeded in getting to a house about five
hundred yards off and fell upon the gallery
from loss of blood. His throat was cut from
ear to ear, but fortunately not deep enough
to be mortal. If any vigorous attempts
have been made to arrest the would-be
murderer, we have not heard Of them.
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The STATE FAIR-The Committee of
Arrangements, it will be seen, has directed
the advertisement of proposals for lumber
and shingles. About 100000 feet of the for
mer. and about 10000 of the latter will be
required. The attention of millers is invi-
ted to the advertisement elsewhere. Sub
scribers of stock are requested to pay first
nstallment-twenty per cent. of amount of
stock subscriben-by the first Monday in
June. Mr.. Joshua Green is the Treasurer,to
whom payments should be made.
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HEARTH AND HOME This is al
together the most valuable Weekly for the
hearth and home that comes to our table,
Its contents are fresh, varied, entertaining
and useful, and its illustrations are fine spec
linens ofart. Its weekly designs and plans
for residences are alone more than worth
the subscription price, which is only four
dollars per year. Published by PetteDgill,
Bates 81 Co., 81 Park Row New York.
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ERIE RAILWAY. = The

ERIE RAILWAY. - The Great
Through Route 10 the East.-ThIs Company
now control and operate thirteen hundred
miles of road, extending from Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester
to New York.
1t is six feet guage, nearly third wider
than other roads, enabling the Company TO
construct and use coaches correspondingly
larger and more comfortable. Its track has
been placed in thorough repair by the sub
stitution of Steel Rails at such points as are
subjected to the greatest service, and where
the highest rate of speed is required 20 be
made.
New and improved Sleeping Coaches ac-
company all night trains. They are heated
by steam, perfectly ventilated, contain spa
cious and elegant Dressing and State-room
and combine all the modern improvements.
Excellent Dining Saloons are located at
convenient points upon the line, where am
pie time is allowed for meals.
Three Express Trains daily are run from
the western termini Of the road TO New
York without change, making as quick tim
as by any other route.
The long distance run without change
SEQ miles and the spacious aeconoda-
tions ofits Broad Gauge Coaches, especially
commend this route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be OBJ
tanned at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the country.
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Character is composed of principle,
thought, feeling, desire, emotion, ambi-
ton and purpose, and these should be
treaded and blended day by day, so that
they should adorn the soul forever Every
good mans character is a pure and beau
tiful dress. 1t is a seamless robe,
-'Oouen by every pulsebeat Of life, out OF
love, patience, meekness, gentleness and
hope; and smiles and tears are wrought
into wOndrous and beautiful adornments
through every partt.-A Alexander Clark.
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Linpincott's Magazine for juno Is al-

Lippincotts Magazine for June is al
is unusually interesting. The July number
will be the first OF Vol. ". and will contain
the opening chapters of new novel by
Anthony Trollope, entitled 1.-The Vicar of
Bullhampton. Terms of the Magazine 81
per year; or, in club with WEEKLY CLARION
Mt So per wear
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NEGRO ROUTE AGENTS Henry Hun.
ter Craig negro) has been appointed
mail agent on the Montgomery and West
Point Railroad, and L. j. Williams (ne-
gro( mail agents on the Montgomery and
Mobile Railroad. L. S. Berry, another
negro, has been appointed mail agent on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Mont.
gomery Advertiser
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CAEPETs.-Messrs. A. Bro

CAEPETs.-Messrs. a. Brousseau &
Co., the well known importers, at 10 Chartres
street, New Orleans, constantly offer for sale
at low prices, carReting, mating, window
shades, curtains, and other articles mention
ed in their card elsewhere. 1t is altogether
the best house of the kind in the Crescent
City.
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AAaSAA NAASnO OAhA AbAIms InlS ar
ticle is the True Secret of Beauty. 1t is
what Fashionable Ladies, Actresses and
Opera Singers use to produce that cultivated
distingue appearance SO much admired in the
Circles of Fashion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches, Red
ness, Freckles, Tan, Sunburn and Effects of
Winds, and gives to the Complexion q
Blooming Purity of transparent delicacy
and power. No Lady who values fine
Complexion can do without the Magnolia
Balm. rs cents will buy it of any OF our
respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful Hair
Dressing.
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Our readers will find in our columns
tho advertisement of Lewis Lockwood, IS
Camp street, New Orleans, La, manufactu-
rer of DIR. Bly's Patent Artificial Limbs
These limbs have been recommended by the
examining board of Surgeons of the L. S,
and similar boards in nearly all the States
as superior to all others; have been awarded
the first premium over all competition, at
every fair where exhibited, and received
hundreds of testimonials from those using
them for years. This is certainly evidence
enough to prove their superiority over all
others. In perfection, the "Anatomical'
Leg is par excellence, being the only one
made with side motion and all the move
ments of the natural ankle. Its having
stood the test of time and is now guaran-
teed for five years, is additional proof of its
superiority.
An interesting descriptive pamphlet sent
free on application.
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BLANKS FOR SALE,-We have just
published new supply of blank mortgage
leins, to secure advances to planters. In a
few days we will be able to fill orders for all
blanks used by Justices of the Peace.
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The Hair Tonic prepared and sold by
.Messrs. Ash & Lemly is one of the best
things yet placed before the public to re-
move dandrufT and induce capillary vegeta-
tion. We have given it thorough trial,
and take pleasure in recommending it.
The weekly clarion., 1869-05-20

A creyasse occurred at Mr.. ID. +. Kenner's
plantation, near New Orleans. 1t was caus-
ed by crawtish hole, and on Thursday
night was forty-five feet wide and eight feet
deep. 1t had then extended on the road par
allel with the river two miles down, and up
from the break two miles. The waters at
last accounts had flooded about 100 acres of
corn and cane.
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TAKE NOTICEi

NNHAT WHEREAS, II has come to my
M knowledge that there are some parties in
the country who have been or contemplate
working upon my patents without authority
Now, this is TO warn all parties that Will
prosecute, TO the extent Of the law, all in
fringements Of any Of my patents.
r. T.. &. BRINLY.
Louisville. Ky Nav u 1869 Wv
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g Everybody Takes 1t, and Messrs.
Lemly & Son sell tive mean, of course,
Brady's Family Bitters. Having been fur
nished with a sample, we speak Dy authori-
tv
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We have had some doubts as to what
were the constituent elements of Radical
martydom. They are removed by the
Chronicle. A Republican was killed in
Georgia, the other day, in a quarrel
growing out of Grim. con. case. Where
upon the Chronicle exclaims: els there
any power in the national government to
tEye1ge these martyrs. Cincinnati En-
Hate On an
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.cEITs ron THE CLARION.
Authorized Advertising Agents
THE CLA RON:

Z. C. Wharton & Co., NEW Orleans, La
s. N. PettingilI & Co, 81 Park Row n. Y. City
Geo. F. Rowell s. CO.. 40 Park Row, n. Y. City
Jacob Lewis, ......20 Liberty St. New York City
Jov. Coe & Co., Tribune Buildings, \. \. City
Il Richardson & Co.
Cor Nassau s Beekman Sts., y City
Coo. WejberelI & Co... Philadelphia, Pa
:. II Parvin & Co.,----l6S Vine St. Cincinnati
Cook, Coburn s Taylor,
Pixies Opera House Building, Cincinnati
l. VI. Pcttingill & Co., No 10 State ST., Boston
5 r. Niles Sculley's Building, Court s.,
J b. Howe, -... Louis vile, Ky
Sitwell Harris Manager Great Western I'm
proved Newspaper Adv Agency, st. Louis
0. V. shearer, jr. & Co., Nicksburg, Miss
Henry Moode, Pub. Ledger Building, Memphis
THURSDAYS ........-.... MAY Is, 1863
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SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-We learn that
Judge VIM. j. Jones, of Virginia Point,
has received account sales of his sea
island cotton crop shipped to Liverpool.
1t was sold at 81 04 per pound, gold
Exchange.
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LOUISIANA.
Prof Hilgard of the University of
Mississippi, arrived In the city yesterday
He will enter upon partial geographical
survey of the State of Louisiana, under
the auspices of the New Orleans Acade-
my Of Sciences. N. o. Times.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS is the great
female medicine of the age.
L. r. Il. adds beauty to the cheeks, lustre to
the eyes and brilliancy to the intellect
p. +. B. restores nature and gives relief
+. +. b. cures cases of years standing.
Do not despair, E.. F. b. viii cure you
The medical profession all over the country
praise the Z. F. B. in curing female COM
plant.
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Poor Carlotta is so sick that her death is
looked tor at an eraly day. Queen Victoaia
has sent DR.. Jenner to her, and that earned
physician declared, after seeing the unfortu-
nate lady, that he could not do any thing for
her.
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Gravel and Gout cured with Dromgoole x Co. 5
Buchu.
Dromgoole s Co.. Buchu cures bloody urine
Milky urine cured with Droomgole 4 Co.'s
RnchII
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Dromgoolc s. Co. Buchu is all the rage for af
fecuons of the kidneys and bladder.
lndubitable evidence proves that DrOmgoole s
Go. Buchu is the best and cheapest
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The adaptation ofopera airs to hand organ
consumption, is said to be an important
branch of business in New York
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Pacific RAILROAD. The distance
from New York to San Francisco is 3,977
miles; cost OF ticket srom St. Louis to San
Francisco, in greenbacks, is $2l3; time,
from latter city, five days.
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Sickly females should English Female
Bitters.
f. f. b. cures prolapsus uteri and leucorrhoea.
For liberation of the womb, Z. F. B.
f. F. b. arouses, restores and regulates
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Ice For sale.

AT THE WEST JACKSON BAR ROOM.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED has made arrange
-L ments to keep BOSTON ICE on hand du-
ring the Summer season, and can now hll
orders for any quantity desired Price. FIVE
CENTS PER POUND, where more than three
pounds are purchased.
may6twlm ENNIS ROYAL.
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THE Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
i tees Of the Orphans Home, will occur at
CANTON, Mississippi on WedHesddy night July
ID, 1863. Business Of grave importance makes
it desirable that there should Be a general at
tendance.
myI5td W. $. WEBB, Secy.
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NEW ADVERrIsEMENTs.
OLD RAGS WANTED

" Z are ready 10 purchase and pay lib
w eral cash price for RAGS and other. Pa
per Stock, as follows:
Clean cotton or linen, either or both, or
mixed.
Moolen, mixed.
Old papers, books, magazines, letters, Sc.
Old Bagging, and Rope ends. At the
w4tf CLARION OFFICE, JACKSON.
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Darby's PrOphyIaCtIc Fluid.
mo family should ever BE- without lt"
Hon. ALEX. n. STEPHENS, o..
Darby's PrOphyIactlc Fluid.
Exceedingly valuable
Hos. A. J. WALKER, Ala.
Darby'S PrOphylaCtlC Fluid.
The only medicine kept iu my family
Rrv. JOHN MATHEWS. Ara.
Darby's PrOphylactlC Fluid.
"A valuable adjunct 90 thc nursery"
Hos. ". q. TuggLE. GA.
Darby's PrOphylaCtlc Fluid.
"Itisa great discovery"
ROBERT LEBBY N. D., s.. g.
Darby's PrOphyIaCtlC Fluid.
"An excellent application to wounds
r. FRAZER MICHEL. M b. Ara.
Darby's PropbyIadic Fluj
Superior to any preparation with which a..
acquainted
PRor n. o. LUPT0N. A..
Darby's ProPh!Iactic Fud.
"a catholicon in our fam. .IrH
Rev. THOS SUMMERS, d. Dt Ease
Darby's ProPbyIaciic Fluid
Il know it. to be good ching
NJ. WEEDEN, N D., Ara.
Darby's Propbyadic Fluid.
II know Of no family medicine equal 20 &c."
Ms. GRAHAM, Ala.
Darby's PrOpbyIadic FIud.
Il know Of nothing superior 20 it'
GEE. J. y. GORDON, Ca
Darby's PrOphladc Euid
Best thing for collie in horses I svor saw"
d. BROWDER, ALA.
Darby's ProPhyadic Rud.
1T cannot be too highly COMMENDED"
REv. J. A. PARKER. PA.
Darby's PrOphylactiC Fluid.
~ consider IL important never 10 be without
b."
VII YOUNG, o.
Darby's PrOphylaCtic Fluid,
"The best application TO injured diseased sure
faces have ever known
REV CHARLES TAYLOR. Kr
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
st IL valuable remedy
JACOB H. POO8ER Ftt
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
1T has no equal and no rival
REv. 8. W. MOORE. TEgv
Darby's ProphylaCtic Fluid
There is not drop of humbug 10 aB 9eraa
Hos. W. r. SANFORD Ara
And 80 We might on ibis entire paper with
recommendation from the very best mon la
the country.
There is ne question that this is o. most V9H-
derful and useful article asa disinfoetant. aHI
for wounds, sores. burns, poiaona collie. $50
tooth wash, general purifier &c., So.
ASH A LEMLR. .HHcLs0m. Wtaa..
and every Druggist Or Country Merchant hts
it for sale.
Orders filled BY the proprotors.
JOHN DARBY Al co.
mayl5watwGm 100 WtLLIAN sT.. N.f
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Virginia EIectiOu.-E1rocIam I'm q lion.
WAsHIN GToN, May 1.-THE following is
promulgated to-day
a RrOcIa nation.
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Markets:

New ORLEANS May 1T.-Cotton nnchang-
ed /; middlings, 2S14@2S1S; sales, $500 bales
receipts since Sa turday, 1864 bales; exports,
40; Gold. IA; Sterling, 1451s sugar quiet I;
common 9159l016; prime. l31s molasses
nominal. fermenting, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Flour. 81 509$5 %;
wheat, Spring, No. 2. 81 I1@I Il; corn, Ga
GRO; oats 65@6S; whisky, 81; pork, $31 90 !;
bulk shoulders, liz bacon, 13 161a @l7 ;
hams, 20; lard, 17@171.
New YORK, May E.--Cotton without any
decided change; sales 1900 bales, at 284-
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Dromgoolc < Co.'S Liver Pills aze the best.
The surest are Dromgoolc & CO. Liver Pill
Bile on the stomach, use Dromgoole & Co.
Liver Pills.
sure thing, Dromgoole & Co.'s Liver Pills.
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Special Dispatch to the Republican


Special Dispatch to the Republican.
LITTLE GIRL CARRIED OFF By GIPsIEs.
PEORIA, I'LL, May 14.-A little girl named
Frederick has been missing since last Satur-
day. 1t is thought she has been carried OF
bya band Of gipsies who hare been about
for some time.
''UNEAsY LIEs THE HEAD.a sc.
1t is announced that the President wants
To 90 away some where for two or three
weeks for little rest, and that he don't
want anybody to know where he is going.
UPLAND COTTON CROP SERIOUSLY INJURED.
CHARLESTON, May 14.-Accounts from all
parts OF this State, represent the upland cot
crop as very seriously injured by the recent
colo weather, in many cases renderif the q
planning necessary. The Sea Islsa- to leo
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