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LIBERAL.-Twenty-one business
West Point, Miss, subscribe
for 500 copies Of the West Point
Herald recently, paying $1,000 for
the same, and sent them out among
the people whose patronage they
were advertising for. Those West
Point people know how to support
a local paper,
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CARR.

USIvERsIrY OF MISSISSIPPI, June 20, 1859.
To the Teachers Of The State Of Mississippi;
The long-postponed meeting Of the State
Teachers Association, will take place in the
city Of jackson, on Wednesday the l4th Of
July. All Teachers who are already enrolled
as members arc expected to be present, and all
other teachers Of the State are earnestly urged
to attend, and enroll their names as members
Of the Association.
Professor George NJ. Edgar, is the Annual
Orator. Committees to whom was assigned the
business Of reporting on important subjects, tc
tue Association, are reminded Of their appoint
mcnts, and respectfully urged to be prepared Il
report. By order Of the Association.
JOHN N. WADDEL, President.
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The ExHIBITIoN.-The exhibition
which came off on the LIST inst, at
the Masonic Hall, in this place, was
a decided success, and gave entire
satisfaction to the large audience
present. The ladies and gentlemen
engaged inthe various parts acquit-
ted themselves in a manner that
would have done credit to the most
experienced in such matters, and we
trust they may be induced to repeat
the performances at an early day.
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The Corinth News proposes to give
the history Of the nine Radicals of
that place in its next issue. We
would rather undertake to clean the
sewers of a large city than do the
Job for that number of the same
class in this city.
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Bulls S%arsaparilla.
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the
Letter from his Mother.

Benton BARRIcKs, Mo-, April 30, 1866,
DR.. Holm BnA-Dear Sir: Knowing the eff
cacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities it possesses, ! send you the
following statement Of my case. | was wound
ed about two years ago-was taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
so often, my wounds have not healed yet. |
have not sat up a moment since | was wounded.
| am shot through the hips. My general health
is impaired, and | need something to assist
nature. have more faith in your Sarsaparilla
than in anything else. | wish that that is gen.
uine. Please express me half a dozen bottles,
and oblige Capt. @. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
P. S.--The following was written April 30
1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson.
DR.. JONI BULL--Dear Sir: My husband,
DR.. G. s. johnson, was a skillful surgeon and
physician IN Central New York, where he died
leaving the above G.. P. johnson to my care.
At thirteen years Of age he had a chronic diar-
rhea and s~crofula, for which | gave him your
Sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIN. ] have for ten
years recommended il to many in New York,
Ohio, and Iowa, for s~crofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
It. The cures effected in some cases Of ~scrofula
and fever sores were almost miraculous. | am
very anxious for my son to again have recourse
to your ~Sarsaparilla. He is fearful Of getting
a spurious article, hence his writing to you for
it, His wounds were terrible, but | believe he
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON,
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WHo's DnusE Nov TIP 10
Thursday Of this week we failed 10
receive our Memphis exchanges.
The same thing occurred about two
weeks ago, and we desire 10 know
who il 70 blame, and shall cndeavor
10 learn.
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sHi ksi Fith THE sgas sbliai h. Y lftshufs
Nil end used fsfeisi ptulsf paisni msf
eInes fiih tut Temporary ftiisf uh fssshiss
homs ths Alseass returned In : sofs tgts. Il
psstihie shsH ny medical attendant afAsfsl
QulH.ns ~ large ilass qasniiy - hiFA -
G1 ffainf ~ Gay ihi uhirh maa' hass ses
me netdy 600 I consulted d. Saith. ~
louisville, and fnnd he prescribed Qaihias
and Arsenic combined, which refused 10 lsks
preietrhH W LEI The disease iste M course
uss almost hloodless extremely exhausted, sbA
pronounced With enlarged liver and spleen
About This time The advertisement o. Hurley >
AFue ruuic appeared IN a city paper, and !
determined 10 give III trial | did o., and
have no feason ~ regret It. one bottle ~
stored me completely and since that time |
have seen nearly a hundred eassa In which II
acted With equally happy results, and would
certainly recommend u as preferable 10 any
other tonic before the public.
JAMES MARTIN Engintcf
Louisville, Nv, June a. 1885
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EanrHouAKE.--Thrcc distinct
shocks Of earthquake were felt in
Memphis on the End Of July. It
was also felt at Holly Springs and
Corinth in this State, and some of
our citizens report having felt it in
this vicinity.
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CRops.-The past week has been
very cloudy, but no rain has fallen,
and consequently the crops are suf-
fering. We hear of heavy rains in
Memphis and other directions, but
sufficient water to lay the dust has
not fallen in this vicinity for six
weeks.
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Esf#H NW ~ FHAfses sMNEaaa EH-.aN- vs. -as
VAcArED.--Mr. James Hall, late
deputy Probate Clerk, we regret to
learn, has vacated that position.
MI H. was a prompt and efficient
officer, attentive and polite to those
having business with the office, and
his absence therefrom will be regret
ted. We wish him success wherever
he may go, and hope he may find
more congenial employment.
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.tany ~ he same r
rf ,sraatos tswl ta rrus doaf December lsa amounting n iL"5nm
drawing an mnatl Income ~ t1N1 fn 10 br m1oth 81 January ih' be rHsi 700
policies amounting 90 tt6io0go iutnr h anbusl Hmmed tHft}t 20
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PERsoSAL.--Capt. Ed. Dyer, of the
house of Ripey, Burrell & Co., of
Louisville, visited our town during
the past week. Herepresents one Of
the best houses in the West, and
being a clever gentleman, those who
may need anything in his line will
do we'll to give him an order.
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EVERY SECTION TREATED FAIRLY.

The policy Of the Association h to keep the funds Of the member in The districts where
they reside 20 as orr each section The benefit Of keeping The wealth Of II, cur~" at home
the Constitution Of the Life Association provides ~ follows
att shall be the duty Of the BoaU Of Directors To loan the hndsd The Association m far
~ practicable upon the security Of uncnGmherd real estate situated within the district from
when the funds arr derived thereby comforting upon each scuon. the benefit Of a local
organization,
BnvT laws Of New York, New Jersey aud Massachusetts, prohibit their Life insurance
Companies from hmlng money in the West or South.
For full particulars as Il. the phsO o. the Association. the Kind OF policies Issued and the
rates apply to W T. GIBBS
J. d. NANCE, Special Agent, North Mississippi.
sarGooi and reliable Agents wanted in every county In the State liberal commissions
allowed. june l2n
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THE OBJECTS OF TIE ASSOCIATION ARE.

first TO epautrnct the uiuou yHemd concentrating Ina tv raruos Gr' me ~bde
II he money which il being invested t Life Insurance
Second To afford each locality the benefit NJ local Institution AMI vtt H# hulurt
managed and controlled by local mnd integrity and position.
Third To demonstrate the ht that Tho huumcad life Insurance can be curl on much
more alvanhgcuudy 10 The Nest and SoHh. where money IAN be safely invested NJ ten pet
L- POI annmm Mn Do Lr East wn-r d OBJ. Lrng- wvn POI cont
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COUNTY CouRT.--This honorable(?)
body has been in session during the
past week, and has been quite well
attended. No cases Of very great
importance have as yet appeared
upon the docket; but some have
elected no little interest-of these
we may speak at some future time
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Having just opened our stock, we offer inducements to buyers un-
surpassed by any house in the trade. Give us a call and examine our
goods and prices before purchasing, as we are determined to give salts
faction. WALKER & STAMFORD,
ap1O6m Batesville, Miss.
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pLtV Of ORGANIZATION

100 teading Merchants and BANKERS ~ N. Louis, June
18th. tsGS. sinee Wheh time u has met With
sUOomss
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T SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeittl Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the counter
feiter brought TO grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and
sell the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of
Louisville, Ky. Examine well tho label on
each bottle. If my private stamp Is not on
each bottle, do not purchase, or you will be
deceived. Sec my column advertisement, and
show my card. I will prosecute any one in
fringins on my right. The genuine Smiths
Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by rny1elf.
The puplic's servant
Lonisrilie. X. JOEN BULL.
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The Military Commander of this
District attended the Pow-Wo OF
the Eggleston faction on Thursday
and pledged it his unconditional
support" in the coming election.
Thus is presented the extraordinary
spectacle of the officer to whom was
assigned tho duty of executing the
law and holding a fair election
pledging that he will become par
tizan of one of the parties in the
struggle. tits scarcely necessary tc
say that the people of this State will
no more regard the diction of thu
Military Commander than a puff o
wind. 1t is their privilege to ex
press their wishes through the ballo
box freely, and without restraint
and his attempt at dictation will
serve only to arouse them to a NOR
united and resolute effort Clarion
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READ, AND READ ATTENTlvELY.

READ, AND READ ATTENTlvELY.
DR. HuRLEY--Dear Sir: wish to make
known my case to the inhabitants of Louis
vile. am q clerk In a large establishment,
and the victim Of hereditary s~crofula, from
which | have suffered beyond description, and
for months and months have been unable TO
follow my employment | have taken Cod
Liver Oil, Iodine, Guysotts and Bull Sarsapa
rilla. My brother has been In Louisville, and
hearing Of DR.. Hurley's Sarsaparilla, procured
me half a dozen bottles of It. determined to
stop all physic, but by the persuasion of my
family tried II, aud after taking four bottles,
the sores began to heal, and the large glands to
disappear. have suffered for twelve years,
and am now finishing the last bottle, which
will leave me in good health. | think It
wonderful medicine, and the doctor q credit to
the city he resides in.
shall be happy to answer any communica.
tons addressed TO me on the subject.
am, sir, you're Obliged,
Henry TuRSrR.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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$1,000 AND ALL EXPENSES PAIDI--
See advertisement Of American Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, in our advertising columns.
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TIE wEsT AND SOUTH
Life Association Of America.
BOARD 49, DIRECTORS

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Purify Your 1looot
Use HURHEY'S SARSAPARILLA
with IOdlde OF Potash

with Iodide Of Potash
For Affections of the Bones, Ha.
bitual Costitiveness, Debility,
Diseases of the Kidney,
Dyspepsia, Erysipelas,
Female lrregu-
larities,
Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles,
Pulmonary Diseases, Sy.
philis, scrofula, or
Kings Evil.
JAMES RUDOLF 4 CO., PROPRIETOR,
Louisville, Ky.
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tftom the Meridian Gazette

tftom the Meridian Gazette
HuHLEY's AGuE ToSic.-The following esr.
uRcate, from a reliable citizen Of Meridian,
speaks for itself;
MERIDIAN, Mias, Oct |, 1868
r. Y. r. CUApwicK;
Dear SIR: This IL to certify that bought
from you, by your recommendation, one bottle
Of l%Iurley's Agnq Tonic, and Il cured two
cases of fever and ague %offfteen months stand.
ing, cheerfhlly recommend Hurley's Tonic
to the public generally,
Respectfully yours, &c,
JoHS y, WRIGHT
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The Agricultural Department has
issued its reports for the months of
May and June. The returns show
a high average oonditi~n of whvat,
and indicate a good prospect Of an
abundant crop, if no casualties oc-
cur before or after the harvest. 1t
shouldbe observed however, that the
size and succulence of the stalk
favors lodging or laying, which is
reported as already somewhat serious
in parts of the South and West.
Rye, barley, and other grains are
generally in fine condition. The
corn crop is backward, and the
latest reports in regard to cotton are
favorable. The yield of small fruits
is unusually abundant, with a fine
promise for those coming in later in
the season. Peaches will be abun.
dant in New Jersey and Delaware,
there will be flair crop in the West,
and a short supply only in some
localities in the Southern States
where untlmely frosts prevailed.
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FROM CUBA.
interesting frOm the Seat Of War

HAVANA, June 9, via Key West
June l0.-News from Santiago to the
ith inst. has been received. All the
regular troops had left for active ser
vice in the field, and the volunteers
were guarding the city. The Fill
busters who landed at the bay OF
Nippe had gone into the interior,
taking the road to Harlequin.
1t was reported that Col. Finker,
who commanded the Fillibusters,
brought over by the steamer San Sal
vadOr, had been killed.
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A ST. Louis Merchant Comes to Grief---A
Notorious Robher


From the St. Louis Times.l
In the Times of Saturday there ap-
peared an article announcing the ar
rest of Jerry f. Lemaine, of this city,
on the charge of robbing a safe in
ClearfeId; Pa, and from Detective
Harrigan we learn the following his
tory of this SOMEWHAT notorious indi-
vidual: He first made his bow before
st. Louis public in 1864, when he
robbed Capt. O'Malley, at the City
Z otel, of 800 in money and a gold
watch. He subsequently made resti-
tuition, and was not prosecuted. He
then left the city, and for a time was
lost sight OF, making other. cities his
base of operations, being several
times arrested and acquitted of safe
rObberies. He was afterwards arrested
in company with Mai. John Nelson,
for robbing the safe of the Treasurer
of Franklin county, and absrraeting
$4,000. After many delays and a
change of venue, he was tried at st.
Charles, and several of his friends
conveniently recOllected his having
been in Indiana and Illinois at the
same time of the robbery, which alibi
of course secured an acquittal. He
next visited Arkansas and other South
ern points, and again came to this
city, opening a liquor house ON the
corner of Green and Fourth streets,
undSr the firm name of LemOine,
Warner 4 Co. ---.
On the l2th Of Nay, the First Ma
sional Bank of Clearfield, Pa, was
broken open and robbed of about s20,-
600. The burglars left part Of their
tools in the bank, were pursued, Nell
son and companion We're arrested,
but the third party escaped. On Fri
day, Chief Of Police Lee. received a
dispatch from Mr.. Moore, cashier of
the bank, stating that from reliable
information received, he was satisfied
that Lemoine was the runaway asso-
ciate in the crime, and ON the strength
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of this information officer Harrigan,
q shrewd detective, was detailed to
make the arrest. He found Lemoine
quietly enjoying himself at hiA house
on the corner of Franklin and Garri-
son avenues, when he was put under
arrest and marched to the police sta
ton. aHsg
He stated that he had been absent
from the city and returned on Tues
day last from Colorado. Yesterday
he left for Pennsylvania, in charge of
an officer, where he Will be tried for
the grave offense alleged against him.
He is man who is highly and re-
specially connected in this city and
elsewhere, and his wife is reported to
be a niece of a former United States
Senator from this State.
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FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of eea. Lesca al San Fuegoes- En-
gagemehts already Reported between
his Troops and the Insurgents.

HAVANA, June 10.-The arrival OF
Gen. Lesca at San Fuegoes has infused
new spirit into the campaign in that
section, and several engagements are
already reported between his forces
and those Of the Insurgents
A commission Of citizens of Havana
viii 90 to Porto Rico and meet Gen.
Roda, who sails to-day from Madrid,
and escort him 10 this city.
Intelligence from the interior IS that
further grading Of sugar cane has
been stopped on account of the rains.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Interesting News in General from Every,
where.


NEw York, June l0.-NalparaisO
letters state that the belligerent rights
of the Cubans have been recognized
bv the Chilian Government.
In the discussion. upon the subject
in the Senate, reference was made to
Mr.. Seward's speech in Havana in
laudatiOn of the Spanish Government,
and the beliefwas expressed that the
United States would not cooperate in
the recognition. -
A letter from Lima, Peru, states
that President Batta had issued his
decree formally recognizing the Gu
bans as belligerents, and ccding them
the usual privileges.
The Peruvian and Chilian Ministers
in Washington have been specially in
structed TO ask a withdrawal Of the
promise made By PerH to keep the
Peruvian monitors out Of 4 conflict
with the Spaniards, during their tran
sit 10 Peru.
Minister Harvey had sailed for the
United States, on leave,
The large stove mandatory OF
Munsel q Co., at Elizabeth, y. J.,
fell in yesterday, carrying all the
slDAts anu AiAt hidtSAAaA Va h71S bNAAN
ing into the basement, destroying a
considerable amount of property.
fortunately none of the employees,
numbering one hundred, were in the
building when the accident occurred.
A. c. Stedman, a wealthy English
man, stopping at the BrevOrt House
with Sir ]. Darlington, eX-Mayor ol
London, disappeared suddenly and
il is feared that he has been foully deat
with.
The Mutual Ball Club OF this city
beat the Yale University Club at New
Haven. yesterday, Is to lG.
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NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
The Banquet on thursday Night

ALBANY, June 1O.-The banquet Of
the National Typographical Union
last night was a fine affair. Ihree
hundred persons were present. Pres
ident Frickelton welcomed the guests.
Letters were read from prominent
editors Of the c0Gntry. Speeches were
made, in response to toasts, by Pinta,
of Chicago, 1. d. George, of Nash
VILE, !. d. Hayden, of st. Louis,
Myron II. Rocker, Of Albany, and
Others.
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FROM OHIO.
Destructive Tornado SchOolbOy Accident
ally Killed

CINCINNATI, June 10.-Gesterday
at FIVE O'Clock there was q fierce tor
nadH at NIiamesburg, Montgomery
counv One of the bridges over the
Great Miami was entirely demolished,
and another partially unrOofed
Fences and chinneys We're blown
down, houses unro0fed, and the depot
rocked so as to stop the clock. The
path Of the tornado was narrow and
Short, and it did not touch elsewhere
in the vicinity.
\ son of John Cuyp, Of Dayton,
aged about thirteen years, was in
stantly killed yesterday in that town
by a stone thrown from a sling in the
hands of anothSr boy.
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fROSAUGUsTA.
Parties Recently Arrested BY the Military
Released on Bonds.

AUGUSTA, GA, June l0.-The par
ties arrested in Warrenton by the
military have been released by the
Court, on giving bonds. Judge An
drews, of the Circuit Court, has forbid
den the Sheriff, at whose instance the
arrests were made, to act or in any
way TO assume the functions of the
office. Quiet has been restored and
good feeling exists between the pe0-
pie and the military.
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COPARTNERSHlP.

EROM the above It viii be seen that we
III have become the successors of Messrs. E
Robbins & Bradley, in the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience in
ance of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose to keep
on hand a stock well adapted to the wants of
the surrounding country, and will be prepared
at all times to offer great inducements to pur-
chasers.
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Jackson, Miss, June lO.-The trial
! of L. NJ. Yerger, for killing Col. Crane,
Z commenced today before q military
commission, Of which sien. X. ).
Granger Is President. The counsel OF
Yerger have filed an objection to his
trial by a military commission, which
will be argued tomorrow. .Herger
plead not guilty to the charges and
been engaged for the defense.