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After SO long a time we were on
Thursday evening blessed with a
copious shower of rain, 1t has cooled
the atmosphere little, and will ben.
eht gardens that have not entirel,
burned up. Another shower would
be a benefit. a great many of oul
farmers are needing rain badly
The crop prospects, both corn and
cotton, are gloomy,-StortsriM Nep
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LOOK AT THISI

Persons wishing their gins put In first rate
order will please drop me a note to that effect
at Elliott's Mill or Batesville, Miss. | will work
at this from now until fall.
WILLIAM LEIGH.
Mr., Leigh is an old Giuwright, and VIC know
him to be a very superior hand to whct or re.
pair a gin,
ju'yli i'm j&C l. HURT.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

To the creditors Of Mahial Light, deceased:
The estate of said deceased, having been de-
clared insolvent at the June term, 1859, of the
Probate Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
this is to notify you that unless you probate
your claims against said estate and have them
registered in the Office of the Clerk of saip
court by the LIST day of July, 1870, they will
be forever barred.
R. W. LIGHT, Administrator.
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done with dispatch, and contracts fully com.
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g CLARK,
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important Order from Judge Hill.

1t will be seen from the following
order, that il now becomes necessary
for all Bankupts to settle up their
costs without delay or be punished
for contempt Of court,
This order will place. great many
men in an awkward position rs
they have neglected to pay their
costs when they had money, hoping
to get until this fall to arrange the
matter, and now that they are with
out money, will be in a prcdicament
that their best wits must get them
out of. All Bankrupts that are
behind with their costs should take
'mmcd'"te action to arrange this
matter to the satisfaction of the
court:
United States Of Amcrica, IN the
District Courts Of the United States,
for Mississippi.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Whereas, 1t is made to appear to
the Court, that a number of persons
have filed their petitions for the
benefit of the Bankrupt act of the
Congress of the United States, and
have failed to deposit pay, or secure
the fees due the several officers of
the Court, as b. said act and the
orders of this Court, they are re.
qu'red to do, notice is hereby given
to oil such persons in default, t.
deposit with Clerks ofthc respective
Courts, the balance of the fees 20
due, or to become due, within thirty
days from the first publication OF
this order, and that in default thereof
they be deemed in contempt of thi.
Court, unless they appear at the
next term thereof and show good
cause to the contrary.
This order is intended to embrac,
those cases on final hearing, as vel
az others.
1t is further ordered, that newspa
pers publishing Bankrupt notice
within the State of Mississippi be re
questcd to publish this notice one
or more in their respective papers.
Ordered this July ed, 1869.
ROBERT A. HILL, Judge.
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State Female College,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.


The Fall Session Of this well known Board
ing School for young ladies will commence on
Monday, September 18th, 1869.
No School in the South combines more ad.
yantages than this.
\ full Faculty of experienced and thorough
teachers.
Buildings elegant, c%ommodious, and com.
pletely equipped.
Location healthy and beautiful, and easily
ace, s5iblc.
Superior apparatus.
Just the School for North Mississippi.
No charge for tuition in the regular course
against the daughters of Ministers of the Cos
pei who live by the ministry, or the INDECENT
orphans of deceased Confederate soldiers.
For Catalogues or other information concern
ing the School address
REV, G. COLLINS, D. D., President.
july24-2m.
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SKIN and KIDNEYS.

i o ftI r4tshiishsd 10 need summeaf
thrH ing ua particularly fssommeniel
'f 'bs Altumn 4esaln
4 RTui bad ~ ass. ~ Rail room. and
ihe 'ahls Fli hs supplied riih the hest the
-plntfy affords. whila me 6shlnr IN sboal
'foek 7h1 tbe hunting IN the surrounding
Wool' onaf their usual attractions 10 visitors
Route sHa Memphis and Charleston Railroad
70 F%lofsnre Alabama, thence Ny regular Stage
line nine miles 70 springs
TFsss-tl6 per week t55 pst month.
For descriptive pamphlet, circular, Or iniorma
Hon concerning special diseases. address,
ELLIS A co, PROPRIETOR
or H. H. MOODY " B.,
Resident Physician.
julyJl. SIN
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NE W GOODS.
COTTON PLANTERS READ THIS,
Cotton will now be picked from the
balls on the bush by Machinery.

Ahis ihsVniouo HhCnlne consists OF SlmDly n
metallic tube or hollow arm, provided with fn-
gers like the human hand, that rapidly pick the
cotton from the balls, and pass it quick as
thought through the hollow arm into a sack
swung from the shoulder. 1t can be operated
very rapidly and has the capacities of the hui
man hand many times multiplied-doing the
work of five or six men, and does it better,
picks no dirt with the cotton, does not crush the
staple, or injurc the fibre, and any one with no
skill and little labor can use it.
1t is all metal, simple. neat, strong, durable and
cannot get out Of order.
1t is small and light, and convenient to han
die, the operator stands erect, and without
STOPPING or reaching up, picks every pod on the
bush.
1t is wonderfully simple, and ranks among
the great labor saving machines of this age Of
progress, and will soon become the indispens-
able companion of the cotton gin and the press
on every plantation. The price places II with
in the reach of all.
Price, $40 90. Send post Office order or
draft on New York and tho mrchine will be
promptly sent by express or shipped es directed.
COTTON PLANTERS LABOR SAVING co
june26-3m. AZ Barclay 81. N. Y.
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LIFE AND EpISTLEg OF
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foLr1IcAI.-lt Is stated that 1. E. In gersoll,
the nominee Of the Ohio State Temusrauce
serve. u "
1t u slrmised that ex Ex-senator Brown viii
receive the Conservative nomiuadea tor Gov.
cratic ticket.
Curiosity Is expressed in Ohio to zee
whether vallandieham will take the atump for
Peudleton. He must do 1t or lose cast among
the Democracy.
John Q uincy Adams will accept the Dem.
ocratic nomination for Governor Of Massachu.
sets II rendered 70 HIM, though he does not de.
sire il
The Republican Banner fDemocrat,, of
Nashville, is disgusted with the New York
World for claiming the result in Tennessee as
the World. -.--.
The newspapers of North Carolina are
much exercised on the question OF q suitable
name for the new party which seems TO be
forming in the South. One suggests the name
OF Unconstitutional Liberals" another Liberal
Republicans" and another still Liberal"
- The Congressional election in Georgia
will not take place until November, 1870, in
accordance with an act passed by the late
LEGISLATURE. In the meantime the State IL uu-
seEtatives.
The Swedish element OF the Republican
party In Minnesota met in con vention at
minneapolis Last week, when sixty -one dele
yates were present. They recommend Col.
Hans Mattsou as q candidate for Secretary Of
State. The Norwegian element, in convention
At RIshford few days previously, nominated
that position. It 10 probable that Mattson will
get the nomination.
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advantage whatever 20 give even Q shadow
OF necessity for the departure from
a straight line In the cass of public squares,
more particularly, convenience will dictate
the best course for the walks, q, they are used
for accommodation as much - for pleasure;
and no one prefers. on all occasions, 70 walk
round the circumference Of q circle when q
line through ITS diameter 10 equally accessible.
Roads and walks, moreover are not particu.
larry indicative OF any style. They are objects
OF strict utility. and should only be introd ed
where and when necessary; although 1t is too
often the case that they are run through pleas.
ure grounds, because theJ looked we'll on pa
per, cutting the plan into parts for the purpose
landscape gardening, notwithstanding 1t is
frequently considered as such. Any sch ol-
boy, expert with rule and compasses, could
furnish such designs ai Ibfun.
The principles of beauty are the same,
whether applied TO gardening or architec-
ture. In the application OF these princip pies
TO the development OF beauty. the latter has
many advantages over the former. The
architect operates with man innate nature,
and, as q coIseq usnce, his productions are
most perfect the moment they are COM
pieted. Ii is his aim to bring his work as
lear TO perfection as possible, and N AXE il as
permanent as stability of position, durability
OF materials, and strength of construction will
allow. All Latural changes after completion
are steps in the progress OF decay The mate
rails in the hands Of the gardener are of such
kind that many years are required for its pro-
gIess towards maturity. His plans must there.
fore provide for this gradual growth, as well
as ADMIT OF the many alterations conseq ueut
upon the time thst must elapse between their
formation and ultimate development.
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REVIVAL oP TEADR.-It is gratifying to
learn that the Merchants Line OF steam ships
between Washington and New York ha, been
induced, by the revival of trade, to make an
arrangem ent for two trips per week hereafter;
steamers leaving Georgetown every Monday
and Thursday, snd New York every Wednes.
and Saturday. This return to two trips per
week Is rendered necessary by the present
active business in flour, grain, and other domes-
tic produce
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The National Labor Congress continues its
sessions at Philadelphia. A report on female
labor was submitted and discussed. R.solu.
tons denouneing Coolie labor, but In favor of
encouraging volunteer Chinese emigration,
were adopted. special committee on the
formation Of new political party was
apnointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

The excessive heat OF yesterday was a source
OF complaint throughout the country In this
city the highest degree reached in the shade
was i0i, being the same degree attained at Rich.
mond, Va. There We're several cases OF sun
stroke IN New York. To-day the thermometer
IN the Christian Assertion Building, in this
city, al ~ p. m, recorded It3 degrees in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

The supporters IN Texas Of General Z. J.
Davis for Governor, who claim TO be the only
true Republican party. have sent a letter to
SECRETARY boutwell,, asking for the aid of the
President and Cabinet in the contest which
they are carrying on against the A. ]. Ham.
iltcn party.
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SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE,
OFFICE WASHINGTON BUILDIHG,

SSNDAh MOhNiNG GAZETTE,
OFFICE WASHINGTON BUILDIHG,
IT. Corner 9TH street and Penn aveuue.
TLET Us DISCUSS TIE GREAT CUES
uS TION.
What is the most important OF all esr thly bless.
ines In the estim alton Of every INTELLIGENT human
beingf
Clearly, 1t 10 HEALTH; for sourdness of body
ana mind Is essential to the enjsymen OF ell the
other good gifts Of Providence.
How, then, shall those who possess this I'M, ti
msble treasure endeavor to preserve IL, and how
shall those who have lost IL stek to retrieve it,
These questions have been asked in oil ages bat
never have they been as satisfactorily responded
to a. at the present day, and the ans vers which
common sense, enlightened By science and expe.
rience, sive' to them in the Nineteenth Century
may be briefly state thus:
To protect the system against all influences that
ttbd to generate disease, THsFE Is NOTHING LIKE
To re-establish the health on q firm b,sis. vbso
Il has been lost BY impradsnce or any other Cause
the system must be SIMULTANEOUSLY sTREyGTB.
EYED, REGULATED AMP PURIFIED.
sgsneS o snas can osy De :ttained through the
bates OF TONIC, aCoRRECrIvR, BLOOD pHPUR.
ENI; and AN APERIENr.
HosrHTTIRs sromHos sp' SirrEs Ss'nd Tbs In
contain nothing drastic, Irritating infiammsto.
~ The juices and extracts Of sanative herbs
ents. and these are rendered difa.ibie By combina
ton with the spirituous essence Of rye the purest
Of all alcoholic stimalauts.
TIE ss wsss and fs and especially those snsr
absolutely require the renovatns Aid OF this pow,
erful tonic and alternative during the heated torn
day word 70 the Wise is '0r single
su g eo3tAW
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From French Richardson Hudson Taylor
Bookstore) we have the Atlantic Monthly and
Our louH9 Foiis for Septemb Der, and the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company's reports of BlIcl .
arooa for August and the Westminster Reriew
for July.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE VIRGINIA ELpc-
TIoN.-We have received from Gen. Canby's
headQ uarters. in Richmond, Va, the second of
series of tabular staten snts, giving, sepa.
rately for each county and for the cities not
included in county organizations for election
purposes, the results Of the late election in
that State The table shows the vote for Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney Gen.
eral. The number OF persons registered, the
greatest number OF votes upon any of the
questions submitted, and the number Of votes
polled for and against the " constitution" and
for and against the clauses submitted sspa.
rately for ratification or rejection, were pub.
lished in the frs: Of this series Of memoranda,
and the totals given in the STAR. The totals
In THIS statement foot up as follows Gov
ernor-G. q. Walker, 1855; H. II. Wells,
lOl,20i scattering, u; Walkers majority, 1871.
Lieutenant 9overnor-John + Lewis, l2O,O
DIR. j. ID. Harris, % 60; scattering, p; Lewis
majority, 2O.ii3. Attorney General-James O.
Taylor, li9.i46; Thomas r. Bowdeu, lOI, I.9;
scattering. 33; Taylor's majority, r. ,2sI.
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Philadelphia papers Of yesterday say that
the water IN the reservoirs Of the different
water works is running lower and lower, and
in Paramount at least the supply cannot hold
longer than TODAY
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WELL ALL MEET AGAIN IN
U$ THE MORNING.
THE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER.
THE RsrABLIsHID ORGAN OF METRO.
POLlTAN SOCIETY.
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE.
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE.

Il kI GGNTSE SAshSTHusT2sT o. ysE
DENTs-DEsULTORY NOTES 81 STE
PPIkHnrT,nP0LAHn No; 2nL0Uts Mi AND
ELE0ANT sERMON-ORI0INAL POETRY'
Preus.; the Guerilla Chief, n Ho Vard Norris: On
rr.tend.h:l. W o. Heckenhsusb; Thoughts Of
Mu.t BE Free, By an Irish immigrant; The Ecu
menfcal Council; Telegraphic News from all
Intelligence.
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ROOFING Z!

R00fIN0 M
q socS snhs1.n,i.i IA a.nnn~anai covered vitn
employ w.
J.T. NOLAN,
the unrfvsled I'm pTeved gire end Water Proof
Ie!t Con position and Gravel 8oofer whose work
tenoe good from u TO Is years. and ct aboat half
the cest Of any Other roof Walls Gem ntsd. 10
DyCsHs dan !oe. from penetrating.
kOObIh9 R1LT always on hand, and for sole
o. the once. as6 street, between Sth ana 5th
streets. Resdsnce. $50 u. between eth aad 5th
sireeU' auao -Sms
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OF TEACHES.

nVIXAMINATION OF TEAGHERB.
All applicants for positions cheers, all pres
emit teachers who desire promotion, and all acting
teachers " no desire 70 be en- ployed the coming
year. are hereby notified to appear for examine.
ton on the 18th Of August. (S.turday at "a m +,
in the Grammar School Building Of the Second
District, on 9Th sire ct. r. RICHARDS,
jy 26-4t &su1O2224 Supt Public Schools
~Dk. .. d GRANTS OFFICE, for the treat.
u9 ment Of ell Diseases.-pr GIANT, No -
North Liberty street, Baltimore. Md will give 100
II he cannot cure Asthma. Bronchitis ,Incipient
Consumption, ehertpess II Breath, Catarrh, and
all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, Dropsy, Dys
pepsia. Gravel, Gleet, Liver Com plaiuts, Piles,
Biz umatsm. ecrofula, BY philis In all FORMS Ner.
yeus Debility, Seminal Weakness. Ringing in the
Bar. Diseases OF the Ear. Eye, Blood ana Skin,
rect DR.. p: GRANT. IS North Liberty street,
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