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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS Fur ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWo.
PAPERS. at publishers rates. -
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
Anr,l 21 No. l01 KlnG-street.
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STUN WALL FIRE GIN
CONpANY

VoU ARE HEREBy SUMMONED TO ATTEND A
Regular Monthly Meeting of YOUR Company,
1HIs EvENISa, at Market Eau, at Nine o'clock pre-
cisely. full and puuctu attendance is requested,
as business of importance will be brought up for
consideration.
The resolution adopted at last meeting will be
strictly enforced. Members will govern themselves
accordingly.
BY order. WIN. G. MILLER.
April u Secretary.
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feel bound to say, that regard your Schnapp:
q. being in every respect pre-eminently pure, and
deserving of medical patronage At oil events 1t is
the purest possible article Of Holland Gin, hereto
tore uuobtainable, and as such may be safely pr
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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WANTED, FIRsT-CLASs TRAVEL
w LING SALESMEN in every State. Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment.
Address, with stamp B. F. HOWE, No. $50 Arch
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Sfhiraanl Sfhnapps.

OFFICE OF UDoLpHo WOLFE. |
Sole iRpa, feS' Of .he Schiednn aromatic Scndpps,
No 22 Bcnvcr-strect.
.,EW YoRK November & 1863
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A CHANCE FOR EXCURSION AND
n PICNIC PARTIES. TARGET COMPANIES.
&c-The subscriber of-rs his Hall, at Hiliardvile,
to Excursion aud Picnic Parties, and visitors gener
ally. The accommodations are ample, and the Hall
large and we'll ventilated A target has been erected
Oh the grounds Tor the benefit of those wishing TO
practice. Fo- terms apply to D. Il. BEQUEST, Mt.
pleasant. C* April 1G
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rJ1U RENT, A FINE THREE STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 25 George-sirect. near
king-strect. Largo lot. cistc,n. extensive Kitchen
accommodations. Apply to G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Droad-sreet.
April16
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MARRIED.

In New Orleans, on Wednesday, April Z
1869, at the residence OF Mr.. Archibald
Mitchell, by the Rev. J. c. Carpenter, Rev
J. A. HACKETT to MISS ANNIE NJ. SToRR, all
of Jackson, Mississippi.
On the evening of the 2Sth instant, by the
Rev. G. T. Stainback, Mr.. X. ). Redford, and
Mrs. Maria L. Slade, all of Lowndes county
On Thursday, April LIST, 1859, in Natchez
Mr.. Michael Schuch, of Natchez, and Miss
Julia A. Brunk, of New Orleans.
At Monticello, by the Rev: o. L. johnson,
Mr.. A. +. hampton, of Pike Co., to Miss
Courtney Evens, of Lawrence.
On the e-ening of the LIST of April, by John
VI. Thompson, Esq, Mr.. Will. Gibson. OF
Lamar, Miss, to Mrs. Lydia Tubbs, all OF
Tishomingo county.
Near Tyro, Marshall county, March 18th
1859, by DR.. A. T. Jones, Mr.. Cad. Tucker
and Miss Mollie organ, all of Marshall.
On the LIST inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Griffin.
Mr.. j. I. Berlin, to Miss +. &. Everton, all
OF DeSoto county.
BY Rev. o. f. Rogers, on Wednesday
evening, the 3lst ult., Mr.. Donald Street,
Jr., to Miss Blanche J. Pollocn, all of fish
omingo county.
On the 9th instant, by Rev. Bishop Paine,
of Aberdeen, at the Methodist church, Mr.
X. b. Hoskins and Miss Ida Dawes, of Co
lumbus.
On March 4th, 1869, by Rev. w. b. Gall
man, John f. Lattimer to Mrs. Alkaline A.
ellis, of Copiah.
On March 7th, 1869, by the same, Z. ID.
Harrell to Miss Sarah Haynes and Joseph
Fairchilds to Miss Elmira Haynes, all OF
Copiah.
On Ist April, 1869, by Rev. Mr.. Redding.
Daniel Sven to Miss Mary Green, all OF
Copiah.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. W.T.. Hall, Mr..
Henry ii. Dinkins to Miss Maggie Harold,
all of Madison county.
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From the Memphis Avalanch


NASHVILLE. April 12.-Henry S. Foste
replies in the Press and Times this morning
to a portion of ex-President Johnson's
speech, in which he assumes that johnson
charged him with ingratitude. He denies
the charge and AYERS that he owes nothing
TO the fOrbearance or generosity of Mr..
johnson, who, he alleges, together with
Mr.. Reward, treated him unkindly and
cruelty. He denounces Mr.. johnson as a
seditionist, to whom the people of Tennessee
are indebted for their acknowledgements and
charges him with usurpation and tyranny.
and admonishes the people of the Southern
states not to be controlled by him, but to
accept the legislation of Congress and con-
fide in the Government, who, he assures
them, is their friend, and desires TO restore
them to prosperity and good government.
He also charges that johnson is opposed
to negro suffrage and political equality, and
refers TO Mr.. Johnson's interview with Fred
Douglass in which he said ''these things
will lead to a war of races.
Ex-President johnson is still here; he
has abandoned his trip TO Europe, prefer
ring. he say TO devote his time and ener-
giles in behalf Of the DISTINGUISHED Of the
South. He Will speak in all OF the South
ern states.
There were no less than six patents for We
locipedes issued by the Patent Office one day
last week.
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Meeting or Ghe cifizens Of Pamela
County.

Pursuant to the previous call, a large
meeting of the citizens Of Pamela county
| was held 1t the Courthouse, in Pamela, on
Monday, April 5th, 1862.
| on motion, w. 3. Pollard, Esq. was call
ed to the chair, and Mr.. Z. J. Walsh, was
I appointed Secretary.
1 Major Il. p. Cooper, in q brief and peril
nent manner explained the object OF the
| meeting, and moved that committee of
\ five be appointed TO draft resolutions ex-
pressive Of the sense Of the meeting, which
motion prevailed.
| tional names were added To the committee.
The chair then appointed as said commit
tee the following gentlemen:
F. B. Irby. j. A. Wall, John Caldwell, l..
Payne, NJ. c. Brady, j. w. Bates, and I. +.
Wilson, all well known and highly respecta-
bic citizens ofPanola county.
The Committee retired and after a short
absence made the following report which
was adopted by reclamation, without dis
senting voice.
Whereas, Acts of violence and bloodshed
have been committed in Pamela county BY
irresponsible and lawiess parties unknown
to Us. and. in some instances, by armed men
in disguise in the nighttime, to the great
injury of the heretofore good name Of our
county. and to the great detriment Of the
agricultural and commercial interests OF It's
citizens. and even causing good citizens To
feel an insecurity of life. liberty, and prop
erty;
And, Whereas. All lawless acts should be
condo mined by all good men, and, il possible.
prevented;
And. Whereas, 1t is the earnest desire Of
all good and law-ablding citizens that these
outrages should be stopped, and that peace
and quiet shall be restored in the communi-
ty; therefore
Resolved, That we, the good citizens of
Pamela county. do pledge ourselves to use
all lawful means TO put down these viola
tons of the law.
Resolved, That we are opposed TO all Sc
cret political or partizan organizations
which have for their object the violation OF
law, or whose organization leads TO that
end.
Resolved, That Maj. Rosencrantz be- and
Is hereby respectfully requested TO forward
to General Ames a copy OF these resolutions,
and also, that they be published in the " Pa
nOla Star" ''Our Country" THE Clarion"
and the Memphis papers.
On motion. the meeting then adjourned.
w. B. POLLARD, Chairman.
+. j. WALSH, Secretary.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Index has full account of meeting
held by the ladies of Columbus. on the 9th
inst, for the purpose of organizing the
Monumental Association OF Columbus,
and to make arrangements for the decora-
ton of the Confederate soldiers graves, on
the 26th inst.
From the Mercury we learn that at q
meeting OF the physicians of Meridian, held
on the 10th inst, Medical Association was
organized and delegation appointed TO at
tend the Medical Convention to meet In
Jackson, on the 10th.
The Vicksburg Herald of the 18th says
A couple were married last night and were
soon after waited upon by party of festive
ones, and treated to a chdrtrdrt.
We see no idle freedmen about town.
They have, we presume, gone 10 work on
the lrcad.-Handsboro Democrat.
The Hands boro Democrat reports the
work on the New Orleans and Chattanooga
Railroad as progressing rapidly.
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From the Richmond Dispatch, April 2.
EXiled Southern Aided 10 Return
Home.

4 number of Southern citizens, dreading
the apprehended expressions to which they
might be subjected after the wal, exiled them
selves from their native land and sought
homes i'm some of the Southern American
States. Many of them went to Brazil, where
they are now in great poverty and anxious
10 return. The United States Government
has, with promptness and liberality worthy
of all praise, directed Admiral Davis to fur
nsh free transportation on a Government
vessel TO any citizens who may desire to
come home" This is signal instance of
clemency and kindness, and is decidedly in
the line Of peace"
We deeply feel for our self-exiled fellow
citizens. We always opposed their views, and
urged them to remain here. 1t is vastly bet
ter to live through the period of prostration
and trial at home than TO incur the suffer
ings and sorrows of a vain effort to live and
thrive among strangers. The intermediate
period between war and peace will soon end,
when we can all get along. Even that pc
Rod is not so bad as are the trials OF our
poor friends now so far away.
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1t requires no great stretch of the imagi,,
nation to see into the no distant future, and
and discern the fast approaching train on
our Yazoo Valley Railroad. Before this pa
Der reaches the hands of our readers, the
work of surveying the line will have been
commenced.
A portion Of the corps OF engineers came
down to Harrison Station, on wednesday
evening, and Col. TreEevsnt with the bal
arce Of the party ON Thursday evening. In
. note from Col. Trezevant, he informs us
that he will start the line from that point
So look for the-engineers now, and the To-
connective in a short time,-Tallahateh
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TRUST SALE.

10y VIRTUE ola Deed Dob Trust, executed
ID by Bannister HudualL Ou fhe iOih day
of August, 1856, 20 secure tO John Hum
phreys tile paymentof a certain obligation
Their elm described, the undersigned Trustee
will proceed 70 sell at public auction, tU tnc
highest bidder, for cash, 200 front 9th Cap
itol, IN the city OF Jackson. Miss. ON tho lst
day OF May, 1853, the following described
lands In Lawrence county, Mise to-Wlt
Two hundred feet square IN blocks ana
SO, IN the town Of Bro0khayeu, on when Pm
a good frame building; aud one acre oi laIl9
IN the n. ". a Of block No. g. 10 lu halu
town OF BrooKhaven. The above loia ylnR
east OF the railroad, and also lQt, NO ~ hul
~ ia block L. west Of tho railroad in said
town OF BroOkhAveni alf@ we o. W. q OF eets
NJ. AZ township 2. range B east, it being the
land on which the Mill and lanyard Of Ftld
Hudnau issltuated, and also one acre in the
A. a. corner OF block 81, on the east side Of
tie railroad IN said town Of BrookhaVcn.
/ will convey such title az IL vested ln me
as trustee, which ia believed 10 be good.
10. BELL,
apl swtd Trustee.
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WOULD You BE YOUNG AGANs

Would you be VI ung az lin:
SO would not 4,
One tear TO memory given,
Onward I'D die.
Lies dark stream forded Ger,
All but at rest on shore,
Say, would you plunge once more
W it'll home so nigh
If you could, would you now
Retrace your way!
Wander thro' stormy wilds
Faint and astray?
Nights gloomy watches lied.
Morning all cleaning red.
Hopes smile around us shed,
Heavenward, away
Where are those dear ones now,
Our joy and delight
Dear aud more dear, thro' now
Hidden from sightg
Where they rejoice TO be
There is the land for me;
Fly Time. fly speedily.
Come life and light,
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RODNEY, Miss, April Il

RODNEY, Miss, April 10th.
Editor Clarion: Altho' there is scarcely a
county that does not boast of at least one
printing press, still how many noble bursts
of eloQuence, in addresses, sermons, &c, are
lost to posterity for want of reporter. We
were strikingly reminded of this fact at the
last term of Circuit Court in Jefferson eoun-
ty. In case of the State against Varda-
man-who was charged with the murder OF
a negro in Rodney-the Hon. Hiram CASH
dy, as counsel for defendant, made speech
that would have done credit to a Clay, a
Webster, or Prentiss in their palniest days.
Yet the speech was impromptu, there was
| no stenographer present, and it has no exist
ence now save in the memory of those who
were so fortunate as TO hear it. With a Wit
| as sharp and delicate as the blade of Saladin.
and logic ponderous, and irresistible a.
the battle-axe of Richard C9ur de Lion, in
| terlarded with pathos so touching, that
even The stoical Judge presiding was moved
| and bis eyes were seen to glisten with I'M
! wonted moisture,-it is no wonder that the
| whole house was electrified, and prepared
for the verdict which the jury scarcely left
their box to deliver of mot guilty."
And what a splendid specimen of natures
| nobleman is the Judge. We never see him
without being reminded of a couplet OF
verse, 1--WE think Oliver W. Holmes 6s its au-
thor:)
For him in vain the envious seasons roll,
Who bears eternal summer in his SOUL
For summer not only reigns perpetual
| there. but through those windows of the
SOUL the eyes pours It's genial warmth on
all who are thrown within its influence. Ii
is true his hair and beard are touched with
silver, but it seems as If remorseless Time
for once relented and simply laid his hand
| in benediction on his head, and passed on
| without leaving a footprint on a brow over
which he has travelled half century.
| Rodney is slowly awakening from the
| paralysis of despair in which it was thrown
| by the recent disastrous fire, aud people are
looking round and trying TO devise means
to rebuild their shattered fortunes and OBJ
tain the where withal for livelihood. But
little of the property was insured making
the calamity thousandfold heavier. How
ever it is difficult TO be entirely east down
during this revivifying spring weather, and
with bursting buds, singing birds, and
blowing flowers, hope springs anew in the
heart of man. and through the present low
ering cloud of adversely shines the star OF q
''better day coming" CAMARILLA.
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TRUST SALE.

II Rebecca Williams, h L. Jones and So
rah A. Jones, his wife, on the I'd day OF Feb.
ruary, 1885, to secure to n. S. Withere the
payment Of certain promissory note, which
Tor due consideration has been transferred
TO b. Amory Stevens, the undersigned trus-
est bidder, for cash, in front Of the Cap&Ql,
In the City Of jackson, Miss, on Monday,
the 18th day Of May, 1859, the following
described lands In Rankin county, Miss, viz
TIRE ne and the n ofthee ofse 4 q
and the " II ofsw u of section Is, and the
W n Of the Q "a Of section Is, all In town
ship, No. s. Of Range. No. q east, contain
| Ing four hundred aud forty -one Si.l00 acre.
more or less. THOMAS GREEN,
Apgi6wtda Trustee.
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DEATH OF JUDGE SwAN-Judge VIM. G..
Swan, who died in this city was Tennes-
VINO acknowledged in every word, act and
aspiration q Truer devotion TO the land Of his
birth. For several years Judge Swan was
reporter for the supreme Court of Tennes-
&c, and thus his name and professional at
ttSinments were familiarity, we'll known to
tne bench and bar. Judge Swan served two
seIms IN the Confederate States Congress,
representing the Knoxville district. He did
10y SpeAk oIten, nut always with care and
nuen preparation.-Memphis Ledger.
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Citation
THE STATE OF MfssIssIPPLl
HfNBg fDTNTyt {


ChaHceyy C0Wt-FHat DdsfriaL
John W. Robinsou.J A. Rules ou tho gI
No. 152. W. Monday. the Hnerufh
b. r. Moore. ct. all day Of March, sos.
nN opening the papers iu thi. cause o. apa
~ peariDg by affidavit. that BbrthHlomcu
Moore, one Of the defendants Zoo tGl- cause
Is "a nonresident Of Mississippi but resides
az the town Of Raleigh, Boo The State 81 North
Carolina, which is bis post office DO a
therefore ordered. that said Moore do. on or
before the first day OF Che uoNt Term 0f
said Chaucery Court, 20 be- begun aud held
az the City Hall, la the City Of jackson. Mis-
sissippi, on the first Monday 0f May next.
appear and plead answer OF drmur to said
complainants bill. OF in default thereof thal
said bill will be taken as confessed by hlm.
IL h further ordered that "a copy ul this orr
der be published, once "a week, iu Tho tiu-
rion, newspaper published ut Jackson, TOR
not less than four consecutive weeks before
said session Of said Court, and thai "a crr-
tilted copy Of this order be- cent by mail.
addressed 10 said Moore, at Raleigh. North
Carolina.
Ordered this l5tb day Of March. a, Dr
1863.
A true copy from the minutes
Attest: l.. A. LINDSEY, CIR.
By C.P -utru ID. e..
ID. SHELTON, Sol. for Compile
march ig-5W
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CHANCERY SALE.

IN pursuance 10 n Decree Of the ChanceFl
Court Tor the 1st District Of The county on
Hinds and State Of Miaaiasippi' rendered in
the case Of &. G. Cade We. A. n. quite et hl9
No. 6l. / will on the Ord day OF May, leQ8.
sell, ia front Of the Capitol IN inc CITY or
hiqhest bidder for cash, the following lands
to-wits lot No. q iu square no. 9, south W.
the CRY Of Jackson County Of Hlnoh anQ
State OF MiHaiaaippl.
WILLIAM YERCER Jn7
aprii.tdeI Cemmi1llCnll,
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The Intelligencer thinks that as
Gen. Grant did not refer to Georgia
in his reconstruction message. he is
satisfied with her status and will not
permit the Radicals in Congress to
interfere with her existing government.
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III A new course of Lectures, as delivered
at the New York Museum of Anatomy, EN-
bracing the subjects: How 70 Live and what
to Live for; Youth Maturity Fnd Old Age
Manhood Generally Reviewed; The cause
of Indigestion (; Flatulence and Nervous dis
eases accounted for; Marriage PhilosSphi-
cally considered, &c. These Lectures will
be forwarded on receipt of four stamps by
addressing: Secretary. Museum Of Anatomy,
"A West Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md apl61y
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State orHI--I..IppI--DolrAncocrr

NuaAe on WthstsHippt--hD alhh N iOlhIrf
~ ChacnU
Benjamin i5i lin Roach O. opgoI9g e pa
w. q. Clifton, etal aud BE- appearing 10 tne
satisfaction ofthe Court ffYuIaGiIHyit Gird,
that the defendant, W. e.. Clifton, i- "a u0u-
resident Of the State Of Mississippi aud that
he resides and has hi- post office al Column
bus in the State or Georgia. uHd chat che
defendant T. h. Boykin, is also "A D0u-rgsi-
dent Of the State Of Aii-si-Ippl. aud resides
Ia Dallas county, iu the State of Alt1amu
that his residence and post office cannot be-
ascertained. 1t h ordered that the suld dee
PENDANTS shall plead answer or drmur 10
compliments bill on or before the Fourth
Monday IN April, the same being tlr uprt
regular return day OF This Court or tHe
said bill or the allegations thereof VIII bc
taken for confessed as to thc said defendants.
and said cause SET for hearing a- fO them.
ex parte. 10 is also ordered tHat "a COPY off
this order be published iu Abe Weekly
/ Clarion. n public urW-puprr puUII#utI IH
| this State, once week Tor four Ntrh. sue.
cessively. IL Is also ordered thlt tIs Clerk
OF this Court transmit % copy If HIs order
directed ~ VIC. CLIFTON, at columbus, Grur-
gia. aud 10 A.. j.. Boyklu. directed tD Che
county seat Of Dallas county. laDAua.
This ordered before tbc Jerk oituis Court
this "a March. 1869.
T.. NJ. DAVIDSON. Clerk.
BY A. -. MELCHfDu D. a..
w. & J. II. YERGEH
march 22-wbt Soils for tumpIt
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Winchester Repeating Rife.
TWO SHOTS PER SECOND.

HNHE attention OF Dealers and Sports-
n men il invited % these improved weap-
ons, which leave nothing a. be desired In
point Of RAPIDITY, ACCURACY. pow
ER, and FINISH.
General Hampton says ofthem:
a gave a very full trial 70 the Winchester
Carbine, and ] regard II as the most effective
fire-arm j have ever seen. It's accuracy
is remarkable while its range and penetra-
tion equal any gun / have used. Ia my
opinion it j. the best breach-loadcr yet In
vented
Two sizes are made--a rifle weighing nine
and half pounds. carrying seventeen shots
in magazine-price SIS 90; and a carbine
weighing seven and a half pounds, carry
ing thirteen shots-price $40 90. Cartridges
the same for botn arms-price 81 90 per
hundred. Calibre A inch, the same as Colts
Army Pistol. On receipt Of twenty per
cent. of price, will be- sent by express,
balance g. o. %. Address
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS
COMPANY, New Haven, Conn.
Or, GES. :. w. FERGUSON.
feb22-lwGm Greenville, Miss.
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.pIslsH s5ulIds Tsas1Io-.pszyuO1asd At
sAIs1S9xS % pInoqs EoIzV1o zaI, 10 pSau
"a ~ SsoV sS A5LSuS slQvaEmopul uons
70 usN 'lss1sauI AISulplo usql siom U,lM
- 4Su y ano % sdII4s q0ns 10 s1sdvd suIoo
az = -. snU au1n9 1uIeq 81 IsspIo elsA
SuIqss&noV W 4cei o. suISeo TcssSS,es Ky nv \, "
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# ORGLL Bros & Co., MEMPHIS
MS extensive and well-known hardware
HIbuse would keep our planting friends re-
minded Of the fact that they continue To fill
riders for all kinds of implements and ma
Nhinery needed on the farm. They are
gents for the best and most simply con-
skructed Cotton Planter; the Mitchell Cot
M Scraper; Gullett steel Brush Cotton
eins. &c. Messrs, Orgin BROS & Co., have
Abng since established reputation for care
III regard to the wants of their custoEers,
md we hope that the large trade which they
aeriye from Mississippi may be still further
Extended.
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The nomination Of Ex-senator Car
Isle, of Virginia, Conservative, for
the Stockholm mission, is as bitterly
denounced by Radical Senators, as the
appointment of Gen. Longstreet.
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! HoKTIcULTURAL AND STOCK ExHIBI-

q HoRTICULTURAL AND STOCk EXHIBE
EYox.-We acknowledge the receipt of q
holite invitation to be present at Horticul-
raj and Stock Exhibition, at Fsyette, JEFF
Hersou county, on the I'D, of May. The
kood people Of Jefferson seem to be fully
Az 10 their true interests. We have often
go with pleasure the spirit OF progress
a Improvement displayed by the citizens
~ This county since the war. Approaching
~ importance of concentrated action, they
lie an efficient county organization. and
"a proposed Exhibition is one OF the re-
In. we know that it will he success
Meditahle 10 Old Jefferson.
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The bureau Of statistics from returns fur
nished by the assessors Of internal revenue
estimate the population Of the 6tstes e 90
Eal Of Safes and Territories 81, 4s2oaG,