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WENDELL PHILLIPS
" will open the season OF
GRAND ARMY Loot RES
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %, 1870,
With his Great Lecture,
THE LOST ARTS"
Mr.. PHILLIPS Internationally stands at the very
head in the Lecture Field OF couotry, and wher
ever and whenever he opens his lips literary sub
lecfs all are drawn toward hi in rapt attention
The numbers in his audiences estimated only by
the capacity Of the buildings in which he speaks.
TIL LOST ARTS" is pronounced his finest lit
erary production, and is TO be delivered this
casicn at the urgent request of many citizens o.
Washington.
Doors open at O'Clock; Lecture to commence st g..
Admission Tici cts sold only at the door OF the hall
on the evening Of the Lecture, Fifty Cents. Re
served Seats, Tor sale at the Book OF q. Par
ker 9TH street. near street. where q diagram of the
hall Is On exhibition, Seventy hve Cents. Oc2O 2t
(OME TO MASONIC TEMPLE to the German
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-21
GETTING, MARRIED..

GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR Young MEN, Social Evils,
and the propriety improperly of getting Married
with sanitary help for those no feel united for
mstT inc nia happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. sells eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-21

REVENUE DECISION AFFECTING LIoroR
DEALERs.-The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue decides that liquor dealers tax for the
first $4,000 OF his sales is special tax. and not
tax on sales, and that in making no that
5000 he should include his sales OF malt
liquors, and all other sales except those of To-
bIcco. He also decides that the tax on sales of
malt liquors on and after Oct. I, 1870, was re-
pealed by act Of July 18th last, and that in rem
dering their monthly returns of sales llauor
dealers should hereafter be required to report
only their sales of foreign and domestic dis
titled spirits and Wines"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-21

OUR GUN BUSINESS AND THE BRLIIcgRExrs
The statement that the Navy Department had
sold the arms to the French government which
were recently shipped from New York is without
any foundsti n, as the Department has sold no
arms of any description to either of the belliger-
ent powers, and will entertain no proposition
to purchase arms from an agent of either party.
The ordnance bureau OF both the army and
navy have for sale arms OF every description
which have been condemned or are not needles
for the service, hence they have been in the mar
ket since the close of the rebellion. The NAVY
Department did sell about 5000 stand of sinai,
arms to the Messrs Remington, gun IN akers at
lillian, N. Y. What disposition the Remminp-
tons or any other purchaser make or them i
not matter of inquiry for the Department. III
private dealers think proper to take the risk of
shipping arms to either belligerent rover the
government cannot interfere land if the arms
should be seized by either power the shipper
could not claim the protection Of the govern
ment or demand their restitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-21

INCREASE OF THE TOBACCO MANUFACTURE
Supervisor Presbrey, of Virginia and this Dis
'eict, reports that the Internal Revenue collec
tons from tobacco by the sale OF stamps in Viz
einia, for the quarter ending September 5Otb
amounted to 81 ,l99, 924. 49, The shipment of to-
bacco in bond to northern and other cities for the
sane period, amounted to 7,s20,I5l mounds
Reports from all parts of the State indicate that
there will be. large increase in the amount o;
tobacco manufactured the next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-21

rOME TO MASONIC TEMPLE to the German
" Fair Every Evening this week and win Grover
& Baker Sewing Machine for only 50 cents Ct
, 1870-04-19

Knight jun, R. b. Knight, Mrs. Catbr.
Lorentz, James Malay, j. D. Markoe,
Ann E. Matthias, Mary Meana, Susanna
Michaj, Lucinda Moses, Lea Natan, Miss
5. inland, W. Park, Maria Petersen, Re
becca Petersen, Tbs. Phillips, PersiIda
Prince, Counsellor Rahr, Sophia Ricardo,
James O'RciIy, Mrs. NJ. O'ReiIy, D. J.
Richards, Roht. Richardson, Mary Rion,
r, Roberts, Henry Rodgers, King w.
Rodgers, NJ. J. Sasso, P. Schuster, Anne
liza StiveudS, J. w. Spencer, Mr.. Sylvester,
RosaIin Sob0tker, Soldat A. S. S6rensen,
Jos. Thomas, Mary Thomas, L. War
basse, II. Woods & Co., R. Walker, A.
Weddis, Christiane J. Wcnten, Rich.
White, Francis Williams, Mrs. Mary
DeYoung.
, 1870-04-19
FoEtegnelse
over UINDLOSTE BREVE
1 Fredcriksteds P0StcOnt0i,.

Nancy Allen, Julius Bastian, Alley
Behagen, Ellen J. Benney, Fillipo Catan-
chini, Mrs. Christian Ceasa, Edmund
Cooper, Harriet Craw, G. Christensen,
Fl. c. Daggett, Mrs. P. A. Dahl, Mrs. F.
B. Delvjn, F. W. Didrichsen, John Duffy,
Maria Duyins, Garcia Edwards, J. Eivers,
Mrs. H. L. EIsko, w. harrington, is.
McFarlane, J. A. FinIay, Jain FIyn, C.
Forbes, Doctor Jose Foss, Amelia Fran
els, Frederika Francis, MdIn. Frederiks,
Joseph Gooding, Mary Gorge, H. Gould,
Christiana GuiIIiam AZ, Bruce Hamilton
& Co., Elizabeth Harris, Antenet Henne-
son, is. E. Hill, w. B. Kinds, Rachel
Hoheb ~, Elisa Jackson, Lucia Jacob,
Anne James, Joseph James, Benz. Joseph,
Johanis S. Joseph, James King, Richd.
, 1870-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
G U}E.

mr.. j. B. DA CAMARA will de-
D liver a Lecture in st. Johns
School House on .Nonday Erenjnq,
25h instant. Subject: NITROUS
OXIDE OR LAUGHING GAS.
A few persons will inhaIe the Gas,
demonstrating its wonderful and
amusing effects upon the human
system.
An apparatus for generating the
gas will be in Exhibition ON the
platform.
Admission 50 cents. Children 25
cents.
The proceeds af the Lecture will
be given to the fund for paying off
the debt ON ST. Johns Church and
Sch0Ol-IIOuse.
Tickets can be had al the store of
@. BEHAGEN, Esq.
, 1870-04-19
Notice 3!

MFRS. c. BRUMWELL and
lLl Daughter ADELAIDE intend
leaving the Island for a few months
and beg those who have been kind
enough to patronise them to settle
their accounts without delay.
Christiansted st. Croix 9th April
1870.
, 1870-04-19
The LAWS"


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TRUSTEES SALE.

DURSUANT TO the provisions Of Deed 81
Trust made 10th 81 March, 1877, by Ihnd
Miller. and his wife, Caroline g. 10 secure o.
CIinton * Richards the payment Of "a promis-
sorv note for $40 70, dated March lst, 1871,
and due eight months after date, the under
signed. one of the Trustees named ~ said deed
will on the 9th day of December, 1863 40 the
hour of II clock, NJ, in front OF the capitol
in the city Of Jackson, proceed 20 sell, ~ pubic
cutlery, 10 the highest bidder for cash, all the
right title, claim aud interest Of said Caroline
G. Miller and said Thad Miller, IN and 20 The
following lands situate in Kinds county, Mis-
sissippi-said lands having descended from
the late James NJ. Smith 20 his heirs al law, and
said Caroline G. being one them, viz: - u "
= section IL, township y, range J, vest ana
G LeK section 2, townships, rnnEe2, west, and
W LseL section 2, township q, range 2, west
and 4 u n e =, section :, township .,
range 2 west, and n u " - = section IL,
township6 9. range 2, west, and n = Sec
ton IL, township q, range, west, and - sec
ton II township g, range2 west, and y =
section II, township 9, range 2 west ana ets
5 "a section II, township6, range, west, and
n e IA section 10 tOwnship6 q, range west, con-
tanning 1860 acres, and known az spring FOR
rest Plantation.
The title of said Caroline G. Miller 10 a full
interest in said lands, as heir at law Of said
James NJ Smith, is believed 10 be good but, a.
Trustee, / shall only convey 10 the purchaser
such interest as she actually has.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Jackson. Oct %, 1859 tbs Trustee.
The above named sale T. postponed 10 sat
urday 18th January 1870.
FRANK JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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Indiana DfvOrces-..HOvvt they are
obtained.

From the New Albany 0nd) Com.
We have heard of case that occurred
not many years ago in this county. A
widow woman held property which she
might transfer while she remained single.
but which, according to her husband 5
will, she could not dispose of, if she mar
ried again, and in the course of time she
desired to transfer the property left by
her first husband. This, of course, she
could not do, the provisions of her first
husbands will inhibiting her. Here was
quapdary. A lawyer of this city was
consulted. He ''set things I'D" for the
wife and husband. She went home. told
her husband what advice the LAWYER had
given her, and he thought it ''iust the very
thing" And what, reader, do YOU sup
pose that advice was? Simply this; The
husband and wife were to quarrel and
fight every day, and this was to be done
In the presence of the children of the
wife, who were well grown, and thew were
made to believe that the quarreling and
lighting were genuine, instead Of feipned.
The programme was carried out to the
letter, and then the husband applied for
divorce. He set forth ssincomnatibili-
ty in his complaint, the wife admitted II.
and the children swore to it. .Judre Rick
nell granted the divorce. The same day
she transferred the property as she desired
to do, and the next day the divorced cou-
pie were remarked. Such is one of the
phases OF the divorce practice.
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Whatever you try to do in life, try
with all your heart to do it wen: wbatey-
er you devote yourself to, devote yourself
to completely; in great aims and small. be
thoroughly In earnest Never believe il
possible that any natural or improved abil-
ity can claim immunity from the COM
partnership of the steady, plain. hard
working qualities, and hope to gain in the
end. There is no such thing a. fulfiII.
ment on this earth. Some happy taIent
and some fortunate opportunity NAV form
the two sides Of the ladders on which
some men mount, but the rounds of that
ladder must be made of stuff to stand
wear and tear and there is no substitute
for thorough-going, ardent and sincere
earnesfness. Never put one hand to any
thing on which you can throw whola self:
never affect depreciation Of vonr work
whatever it is. These you viii End to be
golden rules.
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TRIsT SAIL

DY virtue 0f "a Deed Of Trust efa.HI.I
ID by J. q. Stevens and nanioIW H.f.
the 9th day of April, 1876. tD Secure .. g..
Sizer, the payment Of certain H
therein named and also hy % dfr-H
Chancery Court. for che LEI DiHrilI H. e.
county, Miss, We will rcll 90 thr E.flH
der for cash, in front of the Capitol r I.
~ Jnckson, Miss, on The "a duv .f I.r.
$50 the following described properly .r
Part Of old Cohen tract adjoining rHE
Jackson, beginning alta stake on .He
tween teetona three aud four, oH 'a.
margin Of Town creek, and thence
west 90 cedar post. thirty frrT eH. f.'
ire Of the Southern Railroad thence a..
parallel with said Railroad. four ..tH
htteen Links ~ "a stake, thirty Eef
centre q said Railroad, thence dI.I
on The line between sections fuf.. a.
thence north ni0nR said section ..
chains and seyenty-hve links fu ffa H.-
gin Of Town creek, me place uf H.f
containing three acros. moro 6r ..
All the engines, implements. and uH.
whatever description, belonging IHf
apPertaining o.. the Foundry u.H
said tract, or lot OF land
We Will convey only such IfIe m
IN ue as Trustees, which Dr. believed
80. BEL J..
THOS. GEELN
December 2, 1859 wtds T
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
CostireiesS, Ja,vsdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysez,teyy, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, E'uptions and SKIN Diseases,
Lirer Complaint Dropsy, letter, Tianlors and
Sail Rhet0n, Worms, Govt, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner PHI. aud for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price rs cents per Box; Five boxes for S1.00.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
to certifythe unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
and for sale in Jackson. by Buck IL Bailey
and in Vicksburg by Gray a. BlrcheII
and by all dealers in medicine everywhere
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ADMINIsTRATnHs Ill

PURSUANT 90 DEGREES of fhr pu...
OF Kinds county, made Zoo U.l.. L
December, l~It. the undersigned NI#..
Tor " thr estate Of Joseph CuF Hr.. ..
that Of Calvin Cox, both deceased H.. H
boa legal hours. on
Aonday fhs l5h agv ~ Jguar. 1880
Attic late residence Of flc said I...I. FL.
few miles from Clinton, mud bob aaIH ...H.
A. public auction to the higher HHI..
cash, in such parcels ns may Ir H.ueII
following described lands iuHI county
longing 20 the estate OF thc .I0I I...UH
t0-Wits
81 " TseH sec. 28 tawr.0IrE Hu
west n - W }an NV "a, section 20 I.HH.
range j west together containing us.F
acres, more OF loss
And on the same terms. and uf fH. aHr..
and place, the following described sr.
longing o. The estate of tLr said l...H.
and in sntd county, to-wit.
y - -, section %. township " urr
west , - q - ne section - HHU
range J, west ~ "a 49, llau ...#
township %, range T, west. iu MI ....
tanning one hundred md urfs |" ."
more on less. U ID COX
Dec lG,wtd- Admr ofDfT. .U n.
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At the installation of the officers elect
Of the different Masonic bodies of this
city, on Monday night, we noticed on our
Young friend Herman DEMO, most
beautiful Past Masters Regalia, which we
learn was presented by w. H. Stevens
Lodge No. 121, over which Mr.. ID. has
presided for the last two Masonic years.
A deserved compliment.-Vicksburg
Times.
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Masonft department.

CLINTON LODGE, No. 16.-At an
election for officers Of Clinton Lodge, No
Is, the following brethren were elected:
j. b. Greaves. w. NJ.
Z. G. Banks, S. w.
f. Menger, j. w.
L. Alexander, Treasurer.
Geo. Fl. Gray, ST., Secretary.
II. MoselY, S. & Tyler.
Bro. T. 6. Rice appointed 5. ID.
. G. j. Rouse, j. d.
The installation took place on the ZIIh'
after which the brethren partook OF a COLA
ton, which was furnished by individual
contribution, and after Indulging in festai
enjoyment they dispersed in good time IN
harmony and good order. U. IL. u
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ton, there arose defiant opposition to our
Institution. A faction ciamored against IL,
and oppressive laws were passed 70 embar@
rass. and. IL possible, destroy il. And yet
Masonry passed unhurt through all these
assaults of ignorance and envy 1t bowed
to the storm of intolerance. as the sturdy
oak of the forest bends TO the winds of win
ter; but like the oak ii raised its head as the
storm subsided; and it stands at present IN
this country, at least, without an open and
proclaimed enemy.
We do not boast of these victories; but it
is matter of sincere congratulation to us.
as il should be to all good men. 70 witness
the triumph and vindication of truth, and
the overthrow and discontinue OF intol-
erance. In this light alone does Ma
sonry contemplate its victories.
To the ladies who grace this occasion with
their presence, / beg leave TO say, Il at
among their sex our Institution has always
found firm friends. Many of them are Ma
sons. For we have some sublime and beau
tiful degrees that are conferred upon the
wives and daughters of our brethren.
In the character of the true woman we
see most beautiful and divine blending OF
the virtues most honOred and esteemed by
our Order.
And in the life of ''earth's noblest thing a
woman perfectedn we see thepractice of the
principles we fain would see embraced by
all mankind.
The fact that Masonry is the peculiar adj
vocate OF charity Will always We trust COM
mend il TO your sympathy and admir- alton
We regard woman as the embodiment of
charity, possessing this quality IN far
greater degree than man, for woman,
Hath tear for pity and hand
Open as day for melting charity"
This, hope, will ever be bond of SYM
patty between us.
| feel that / have dealt with these great
topics, the origin, history and objects of ma
sonry in a very imperfect and unsatisfacto-
ry manner. The subject though is so great
and the field of thought which it encompass
ses so vast that a master mind alone can take
in the whole expanse of intellectual land
scape which lies before US. Ny own inabil-
ity to do this, / feel deeply.
/ trI'st however, that the views have en-
deavored to present, though imperfect and
disconnected. have, from the intrinsic ma
turs of the subject proved of some interest
you.
In conclusion, to the brethren present. l
beg leave to say that L sincerely hope the
new Lodge they are erecting, will always
be in accordance with the spirit and Drinci-
piles of our Order, the home of harmony and
brotherly love, and be to them the stepping
stone to the Grand Lodge above whe-e peace,
order and harmony eternally preside.
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SALE UNDER DEED or TE

THE undersigned trustocf, uuioraE
II tue Of a Deed Of Trust made hy lf.
Weigandti on the lst day OF March
Jane 4. Pickett, 10 secure che paymf..
certain promissory note Of that Ial.
az public cutlery, 90 the highr.i
cash, In front Of State House, in h'
Jackson, on
Monday. the l0th day 81 January 4. -
For the payment Of said note, NOV
Joshua Green) the following deseH
estate, situated in city Of Jackson. 4.
~. ?, o N bsgassFs, k ~ north sns s6r a
ing 70 the cross fence between said ~.
Bald Trustees were appointed ln p--.I
original trustee, n. "A, CLARK, deceA
decree Of the Chanccry Court of hin
LIST District, at the November Term ".
win only convey such title AZ D gL9s5is, X.
as trustees, WIN. HEheh4br
WIN. ID. TAlLy-s
Dec. Q, 1899 w5t sdbsHiutad IT,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND

DY virtue of a decree Of the Probate Court
ID Of Rankin county, Mississippi, at the De-
eember term, 1869, l will expose TO public sale
before the State House door, in the city of Jack
son. to the highest bidder for cash, on the
24h day Of January, 1870,
The following described lands lying in the
county of Kinds and State aforesaid, subject
to the lien for improvements made thereon to-
wit: the =, and 4 of n 4, and n 4
of : 4 Of section 81, township 6, range /, east
containing go acres more or less; also, the
following to-wit: beginning at the corner
of "a of 4 section 81 thence 3Sd. east
% % chains to a post oak corner side of
Jackson and Clinton road thence %, IL.
go chains to the Southern Railroad, TO a red
oak corner; thence parallel with said Rail
road ID feet from its centre TO the intersection
of said Railroad and the Jackson and Clinton
dirt road at n sweet gum corner; thence on
dirt road on line between sections 80 and 81,
township s, range j, east, TO a corner common
to the y and W u of y Of section 81 !;
thence with line between said = and 4 of
n 4 of section 81, to the beginning, all in
township g. range /, east, and containing 96
Sl-l0O acres, more or less, as the property Of
John Gum, deceased. J. r. STEVENS,
Dec. %, lS69w4t Administrator.
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Price rs cents per Box; Five boxes for s1.oO.
THE MT. AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE


Has a beautiful and convenient location
upon the eminence from which it takes its
name. Its history has been a record of I'M
interrupted prosperity.
Its course of instruction runs through
three departments of four years each. Spe-
cial or elective courses of study may be pur-
sued as far as students may wish. Peculiar
advantages are thus offered young ladies
who have already taken the ordinary En-
glish studies. The best of instruction is
given in music, drawing and painting, mod
ern languages and other extras. None but
the most competent teachers are employed.
Apparatus is furnished for every depart
ment. Libraries containing several thou
sand volumes of standard books are always
accessible. Physical culture is carefully at
tended to.
For catalogues or further information adj
dress,
Rev. A. J. ROWLAND, President.
or, L. H. WHITE, Treasurer.
No. 143 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aug7 WY -
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HOLLY SPRINGS LODGE, No. 30. =
The following are the officers OF this Lodge
for the year 1850: Jas. T. FAINT. w. NJ; L. =.
Levy, S. W.; w. f. Miller, j. W.; Wits
H. Bishop, Secretary; J. j. Gateley, Treas
urer; w II. Fields, S. D.; Charles Razall, j.
D.: Neil b. Mum, Tyler.
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EXECUTOR.s NnrInE

Df virtue ~ decree ~ hr TrH.
- ot Kinds county. rendered 10. H. h.
Der Term thereof a. ID. lHD. Iu.|.f.I
tor ~ the last win and fraamar. y. WI.
X johnson, deceased ou
HoHdaV me lOh dan ot .EurIyl f "a .
between the hours Of lOa. and ir..
front Of the Capitol, in tHr CIr. do I..
proceed 10 sell ID the bivhcsr I..II.r #4#
the following real estate. situate N ..t
to-wiC lot No. Z. in squnre N.. 81 ...I .
and fronting eighty feet op Tom. t..
and thence running back Oil. I..#...
sixty rect said property being .r...
city as the johnson Motel rr1urrt.
- y. w. EOE
DecIl iNl1td4 ~ NJ 4. Is JnHH...
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PHEFAHED
DIR. j. C.. AVER a. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for 50.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure OF
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all il has ever been found 70 do
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
W and Tobacco Manufacturers Agents, No.
Il3 Washington avenue. between Main and
Second streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Speci-l attention given 20 the sale of Cotton,
Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco, Flour, Grain
and Country Produce.
Keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Plug and Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco. Orders for all kinds Of merchandise
promptly filed sep9w6ms