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DEATH TO PlN-WORMS.

DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP is the
only known remedy for these most Troublesome
and dangerous fan worms that infest the human
system. 1t is also the most effeclual vermifuge
for all other kinds ofworms in children. Purely
vegetable; safe and certain. A valuable cathaTt-
ic, and beneficial 10 health Warranted 10 cure.
Price IS cts. GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., Bos-
on, and all druggists. 42m6
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A COUGH, COLD or SORE THROAT,
~ Requires immediate attention, as
&SSAAAEA neglect often results in an incura-
Ef|SEYS1IIVN Ne Lung Disease.
NAtIlAkA%&S Browns Bronchial rOche>,
ZTEN% will most invariably g,.e instant
relief FOR BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, CATARRH,
CoNsUMPT1vE and THROAT DISEASES, they have
d soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use
them TO clear and strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity
of the Troches, many worthless and cheap imi-
tations are offered, which are good for nothing.
Be sure and obtain the true
Browns Bronchial Troches.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. 4tm6
CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS,
PREPARED AND PUT Up BY
ENRY { co
Wholesale Dealers IL
Drugs, Prapri -t9ry Medicines and Psrfmcry,
Leayeaworth Block, College Street,
BURLINGTON. TERW0N
n. Il. Downs Vegetable halsamlc
Elixir,
has no equal for the speedy cure ofCoughs, Colds
Group and Whooping Cough; all lung com
plants can be cured Jy the timely use Of this
| wonderful Medicine. No family should be with
ont it. Gail for Do1ras Edrir, and take no other.
Henry's Vermont Liniment.
AuiuternaI as well as external remedy; taken
internally, it IS master Pain Killer, Pain Curer.
| Pain Reliever, or Pain Aunihiator. Reader do
not sleep till you get bottle for trial; read full
/ directions, especially for breaking up cold.
Henry's Vegetable Worm Lozenges,
Entirely Vegetable Warranted free from Mineral
| Poison, perfectly safe and sure 10 remove worms
has been thoroughly tested by thousands OF
| families il the United States and Canadas, and
is a perfect SUGGESTS pleasant to the taste-a
white sugar drop or lozenge. Children eat them
as readily as candy. The advantage they possess
over any other is, that they require no physic to
carry them of. Every mother should keep
box on hand in case of need. Full directions
with each box.
DIR. JohnsOn's Calisaya Bitters,
superior combination of Barks Roots and
Herbs not hitherto attained by any other man
ufacturer of Bitters.
Are YOU suffering with Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Constipation. Los, OF Appetite, CT any Of their
| kindred diseases Then try these Bitters, and be
convinced thar thew contain RARE Mr DlCIN-
AL and CURATIVE VIRTUES and do notbe-
long to that class OF 'SlUps" msnamea Bit
ters." Physicians viii find them beneficial where
a powerful Quinine Tonic is wanted as they con-
tain large quantity Of the Pure Calisaya Bark
| If you would have a good appetite, and be
HEALTHY and HAPPY, try bottle Of these BIZ
tiers. Price One Dollar per Bottle
HENRY 8 CO., Burlington, W.,
35y1 PrUprietors
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has no equal for the speedy cure fCoughs, Colds
Group and Whooaing Cough; all lung com
plants can be cured by the timely use Of this
wonderful Medicine. No family should be with
ont it. Call for D01ras' EGrir, and take no other
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CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS,
n. Z. Downs Vegetable E5ausamlc
Elixir,

BURLINGTON, NEBT"N
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-02-15
Henry's Vermont Liniment.

AEinternaI as well as external remedy taken
internally, iii a master Pain Killer, Pain Curer.
Pain Reliever, or Pain Aunlhilator. Reader do
not sleep till you get bottle for trial; read full
directions, especially for breaking up cold.
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State News.

Cor. Sec. of " Home for De,
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CABOT, FtU. TN.
FRIEND EARLE write to inform you
that my new paper that l paid you for, has
come to me but once a fortnight. 1t is t1e
New England Homestead. | don't like to
be cheated out of the other half Please
to send back my money or the paper.
l.. l.. SANBORN.
Here is the epistle of another sad mourn
err
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The Advertiser, having been restored 20
health in a few weeks, by very simple rene
dy amer having suffered several years with q
severe lung affection. and that dread disease,
Consumption--is anxious 10 make known 10
his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he viii send a copy Of
the prescription used free Of ehargc,l with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for CoRsuHP-
toH, 4sfhma, Bronchitis, enc. The object OF the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is 70
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he eoneeives to be Invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer win try his remedy, as IL
will cost them nothing. and may prove a bIes-
sing. Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address REv. EDWARD A. WILsoS,
williamsburg. Kings Co, New York
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Representntive-.

Adams-John r. Lynch,s o. c. French. III.
2. Jacobs
Amite--A. Parker.
Attala-Rasselas Boyd. Jason Niles
Bolivar--C. n. Bowles."
Carroll-W. l.. HEMMINGWAY, J. c. Nc
KNIFE, HENRY PITMAN.
Chiekssaw--Ambrose Henderson, B. G.
Underwood.
Coahoma--B. Harrington.
Calhoun-A. ). RoANE.
Claiborne-Matthew 7. Newsom,~ Z. II.
Clarke-Greene c. Chandler.
Choctaw-WM. w. HART, THOs. p. Con
Copiah-W. J. Willing, Jr- Emanuel
Handy"
Covington--,TouN GILLIs.
DeSOto--M Marion Campbell, g. p. CARING
ton. Jeptha '. Walker.
Davis-V. A. Collins.
Franklin. f. SESSIONS.
Greene-J. X. MCLEOD.
Harrison-Hamilton Taylor.
Hinds-Charles w. Loomis w. s. Cabell,
Charles F. Norris Henry Mayson
Hancock. II. NICHOLSON.
Holmes-Wm. B. Williams, Edmund Scar
borough. Cicero Mitchell.&
Issaouena-Richard Griggs.
Itawamba-ELI PHILLIPs.
Jaekson-I n. Osborne.
Jasper-Elisha Dansby.
Observation-Disclosures Balch, Merryman
Howard.*
Kemper-James S. Hudnal.
Lafayette-W. G. Vaughn, S. V. W. Viii
ting.
Moore.@
Lee-James +. Nabers.
Lawrence-Georgp Charles,%
Ieake-Henry w. Warren.
Iowndes-L. A. Munson. II. B. Gegan,.
H. w. Lewis, j. +. Boallen.@
MadisOn-W. Ben. Cunningham, Jesse M.
Stone, James j. Spelman
Marion--Michael wilson's
Marshall-Eli Buchanan, W l.. Jones, L.
p. Hatch.
VIM. Hodges.
Neshoba-HENRT G. GREER.
NeweOn-J. l.. BOLTON.
Noxubee-Isham Stewart A. h. Davis,
M.rshall McNees.
gins 80 -
Panola- JsHsP Piles.
Perry-GEo. d. HATFIELD.
Pike-Wm. III. Roane.
Pontotoe-H. Wood. C. b. MITCHELL i
MAxEY.
Scott. g. Owen,
Simpson--T. r. Gowan. fsa
Smith-EDwARD CARRIE s.
SUnfi0Wer-D N. Quinn. a9s4
Tallahatchie--J s. B. COgceshall. e
Tippah--E. N. HUNT. HI. F. WELLS.
Tishomingo-H. III. STREET, Il. A. JOHNS
Tunica--M. j. Manning. Il r
Warren-ChaIles A. Foster, Cassius ID.
Landon. Albert Johnson.s c. p. Head, Peter
Barrow.~
Washington-C Charles w. Clarke, Doctor
Stites,A John Morgan.
Wayne-Wm. Yeomans DIX
WilkLnson-Georg w. White, Hugh NJ.
Foley. - So ~.s
Winston--Wm B. Owings 1@A
Yalohnsha--Ms X. MISTER, r. w. JONEs.
Yazoo-Freeman Z. Franklin, VIM. Ell.
! FOote,~ Arson 8. Wood.
Democrats. IS; Republicans, 50.
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THE
GREAT COUGH REMEDY


Hungarian Balsam Of life,
INTRODUCED years ago, upon its own msr-
= -, hAH founded for itself reputation sees
49, :. none a. Remedy Tor the cure Of Goa
essap "a coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Die
Conn a,, me Throat and bronchial tubes.
Riief' oppression Of the Chest. gpittinr IA
BDiiOvd, lhnuenEa, Wh0opine Cough go III
diseases OF the Pulmonary Organ,
AS az ErPeotorant Il mas no E,,,oJt
II has been used by the mo.t di.,i,.,,i.,.s
Ctergymen for the many diseasesof 49, 5i.-.
are liable. our etH4cna
II has been introduced into IN. ,,...i.. -
some Of our best hospitals aud ib6-rt.-i - ~
and has proved itself upon the beat !, ii..i.'
10 be equal 10 every occasion. ''''Nee'
l Is unnecessary 70 dwell upon the value of
such preparation, asa
STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINE.
u has not been forced upon public attentio.
~ shnlreyt means It's cures have been Ia
leadihg advertisements, aud the candid admls.
siohs OF physicians Of character and reputa
ton, hs principal vouchers. Throurhouf ~
valleys OF the Western rivers Ia lie gonfh
and In many Of the Eastern States. ia meri,t
are well known; and in land on which Co..
sumption - the universal aud most f,taf
sc9ufge, no homestead should be without it
suii directions accompany each bottle.
~, ne earnestly urge q trial by the aflieted
ne venture 90 say more lives have been nav.s
rom that dreadful scourge, CONSUMPTION
HUNGARIAN BALSAM or LIFE
Than by any other one Remedy known.
For sale by all druggists
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HIasOnft 4fpartnrtnt.


Nearly all of the Grand Lodges in the
United States have ordered reprints Of
their official proceedings into suitable
sized volumes. Some Of them have been
gotten up in elegant style, and are en-
bellIshed with portraits of the several
Grand Masters. The prosperity and
necessity for such an enterprise on the
part OF the Grand Lodge of Mississippi
was considered at the late Annual Com
munIcation, and the report of a committee
approving of the project, and commend
ing it to the Subordinate Lodges for pat
ronage was unanimously adopted Bros.
VIM: ,. Patton, j. l.. Power, ard d.
Mitchell were appointed committee to
make the compilation. 1t will be an ar
duous undertaking, but one that cannot
fan being appreciated by the Craft. So
far as the committee knows, there are but
two sets of the earlier proceedings in ex-
lstence, and those are incomplete. The
committee will spare no effort to obtain
any records not now in their possession.
and they will be especially thankful for
any copies Of the earlier proceedings which
may be in the hands of the craft.
The Grand Lodge was organized in the
city of Natchez in July, 1918. Its rolls
of Grand Officers and Representatives,
present splendid array of talent and
worth, and their deliberations, decisions
and reports are matters that the Craft in
Mississippi can refer to with satisfaction
and profit. In glancing over the roll of
Grand Masters, we find that that Office
was filled for fifteen years by the lamented
Gen. John A. Quitman- first from 1926
to 1888, then in 1910, and next in 1876
as. In the roll, too, we find the we'll
known names of Henry Tooley, first
Grand Master, Christopher Rankin, Ed
ward Turner, Israel LOring, Robert
Stewart, S. w. Vannatta, II. w. Walter,
b. S. Tappan, Chas. Scott, G. A. La
coste, VIM. III. Stevens, Jas. NJ Howry,
j. W. Speight, c. A. Posey, Giles NJ
Hillyer, w. r. Cannon, VIM. Cothran,
w. p. Mellen, d. Mitchell, Richard
Cooper, VIM. S. Patton, Geo. w.
Perkins, Jno. T. Lamkin, Thos. A.
Gathright, and Geo. r. Fearn, present
Grand Master. The roll of Deputy
Grand Masters, Grand Wardens, etc.
furnish names equally as distinguished in
the Councils of the Grand Lodge and in
the Councils of the State.
The committee on compilation propose |
bringing the work entrusted to them be. /
fore the Lodges, in due time, by circular
In the meantime, a portion of the Ma
sonic Department of this paper will be
devoted to a republication of the earlier
Proceedings, beginning with the
OF THE CONVENTION /
FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
Lodge for the state of
mississippi.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Sunday ev-
ping about 8 o'clock the report of a pistol
&shdischarged four successive shots, started
d. bqbiass of Capitol street ;the more start
ki were they as there was no word of warn
bg heard by parties in the immediate vi
unity prior to the report. DIR. W. ). Buck,
u tnis city. and DIR. Hadneld, horse trader
pom Indiana, were the principals in the
afair, ald the latter received two shots. one
Il the face, the other in the shoulder. though
fe are glad to know neither of which will
fobably prove fatal.
{ We have endeavored to get correct YER
RDn of the origin and progress of the diff
pity eliminating in the shooting. DIR
#adteld bargaiped to DIR. Buck horse on
Pturday evening, after which bargaining.
Rehorse was refused on the ground that he
Ras not as had been represented. DR.. Had
Rld felt agrieved at DIR. Bucks refusal to
Pc the horse, when harsh words ensHed;
the same evening, however, the misun-
frStAndlng was amicably adjusted, and DR..
nek gave the matter no further considera-
Pr. On sunday morning DIR. Buck was
ping out of the stables when DIR. III. handed
N an insulting note: DR.. b. rode off with
making reply. and the parties did not
r. again till 50 o'clock, when DIR. Buck
fmanded of DIR. Hadfield an apology for
note OF the morning. The demand was
used and the shooting occurred as above.
Buck was yesterday arraigned before
hstice Yoight and waivinu an examina-s
Pn' was released on bond of $4,000 for his
Ppearance at the next term of the Circuit
buFt.
pr Hadfield is to-day doing We'll, and
Ppes to be out again in few days.
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Senators.
lst District, JACOB SEAL,-Counties Of Han
cock, Harrison, Jackson, Marion, Greene
ID District, VIM H. Gibbs Wilkinson and
Amite.
ID District, John Gartman-Pike, Lawrence,
CoVingtOn.
4th District, Hiram r. Revels,
county.
9TH District, o. S. t'.iles-Franklin and JET
ferson.
9Th District, Green Millsaps-Claiborne ana
Copiah.
7th District, Aston Mygatt, Thomas w.
5 ringer%-Warren and lssaquena.
Sth District, JOS. Bennett, ChaS. Caldwelis
Kinds, Rankin, Simpson.
9th District, VIM. NJ. Hancock-Dayis, Jas
per. Clarke, Wayne
10th District, Robert f. Observation-Disclosures
dale, Kemper.
18th District, L. j. HHARDY-Newton, Scott
and Smith,
18th District, Alex WarHer-Madison co.
18th District, Albert L. Morgan-Y aZoO co.
llth District, VIM. Gray"-Washington and
Sunfower.
18th District. Albert G. Paeker-Holmes co.
10th District, w. ). Rnshing-Attala- Leake,
Neshoba.
18th District. Geo. s. Smith-Noxubee.
18th District, Chas. A. Sullivan, Robert
Gleedr-LOwndes. Oktibbeha.
10th District. THoS. w. CAsTLEs-ChOctaw,
Winston.
Goth District STEPHEN JoHNsoN-Carroll.
2lst District, IL. l.. DUNCGN-Calhoun, \ al
obuSha.
22d District Finis III. Little, f. NJ. Abbott
Chickasaw, Monroe.
23d District, A. :. Dowd-Bolivar, Coahoma
Tunica.
24th District, Jas. IL. Piercc-Panola, Talla-
hatchie
18th District, Horatio n. Ballard-DeSoto.
18th District, Henry NJ. Paine-Marshall
9th District, j. G. Shoup-I.afayette, Pom
totoc.
2Sth District. j. n. SToNE-Tisl omingo and
Itawamba.
Goth District w. t. SrRIcKLIN-Tippah and
Lee.
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Total amount of all unpaid losses
and all other liabilities. .. $ll3G, POI 8
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hin Condition Powders.

n.pey,s PRoPaYLAcTIc FLUID-We pub
,..r Il another place, the advertisement Of
80. invaluable preparation. We have wit
I'd its remarkable efficacy for scalds and
bruises, IN numerous i'is'''lT ",iu e'ei9
'-I,ic. a. well as for the various other
.,,-no-e. for which it has the highest en-
.l,-.ement. From former acquaintance with
p.og DARBY. as well as pleasant business
..l,t;ous with him as prompt and liberal
.,,trop Of the press, we welcome him to eur
columns. and heartily commend Prophylae-
.;c Flgid as one Of the very best prepara-
lion. Of the agc.-So. Banner, Athens, Geo.
Nov =.
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REGULATOR
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

DY virtue Of n decree Of the Court Of Pro-
I'D bates Of Madison county, Mississippi. ths
undersigned, as administrator, a. b. a. of
Lawson y. Henderson, deceased, will self be-
fore the door Of the Capitol, or btate Houna fn
the City Of Jackson, on
Saturday. lhe 20th day oT March, 1870
between the hours Of twelve O'clock. posn. a,S
four o'clock, p. m, Of said day, 20 the hiahsat
bidder, the following real estate, situated "a
Kinds county Mississippi VIA
Lots one, eight and uine, In square No. tive. On
Raymond Mississippi, on which - situated he
Oak Tree Hotel" Also, L aectiau q aw
u section o, Xaw u section y ~ Ane
y section 2, n v y aectinn az. and q ~ sec
ION bail In township Z range 4, west. con-
tanning 100 acres, more OF less.
Terms of sales One-hah thN pnrrhnaa money
10 be paid In cash, and the uther BALI 81 ~
paid twelve months aner da.e-bond, or noie
with approved security 20 Be given f6r fho
credit payments JOHN HANDY.
Feb, 26 1870 w6t
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MAsoNIC.-The editor of the Masonic
Department of Pomeroy's Democrat quotes
literally from the address of NJ. W.. Grand
Master Gathright, to the late Communica-
ton of the Grand Lodge of this State, and
pronounces it "a plain, well-written, com
nonsense document but very decidedly
dissents-and very properly, we think-from
his arraignment of the great body of Masons
as regards their general moral and intellec-
tual status.
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EXECUTORS SALE


Oh Valuable City Property.
DY virtue of n decree Of the Probate Court
ID of Kinds county, Mississippi, made at the
October term, 1869, thereof, the undersigned,
as executor Of the estate Of Francis S. Heard
deceased, will proceed to sell atpublic auction
between the hours prescribed by law, to the
highest bidder, for one half cash, and the bal
ance in twelve months from date of sale, with
approved security, with 10 per cent. interest
from date, on
Wednesday, 23d day Of March, 1870,
The following lot, to-wit. Lot No. (2l two, in
square No. 90 six, south, in the city Of Jack
son, Miss Sale to take place in front Of the
State House, in said city.
JESSE 7. HEARD,
Feb. IL, 1870 w5t Executor, &C.
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NArcHEz, 25th Aug. A. L.. ISIS.

The brethren of Shady Grove Lodge,
No. 43, have adopted and published an
appropriate tribute ofrespect to the mem
DRY of Col. W. j. Willing, Past Master
Of said Lodge, who died Feb. 18th, 1870
In his death the Lodge recognizes ''the
loss of worthy member, and a true and
bright Mason, whose labors merit our
noblest emulation.'
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State Of Missouri. County Of ST. Louis:
Henry W. Hough. Vice President and
William Hanley, Secretary of the Life As
ISOLATION of America" located at st. Louis,
being duly sworn, depose and say, and each
for himself says, that they are the above de-
scribed officers of the said Company. and
that on the thirty-first day of December
last, all tie foregoing described assets, were
the absolute property of the said Company.
free and clear from any liens or claims there
on, except as previously stated, and that the
foregoing statement is "A true and correct
statement of the true condition and OF the
actual state of the affairs of the said Com
pany on the said 3lst day of December lasC,
and for the year ending on that day, accord
ing to the best of their information, knowl-
edge and belief respectively.
r III. w. HOUGH, Vice President.
t'NAA'I w. HANLEY, Secretary.
Subscribed and swornto before me this 9th
day of February, A. d. 1870.
Witness my hand and official seal,
r1 THEODORE PAPIN,
t'hAL'I Commissioner for Mississippi,
At st. Louis City. Missouri.
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiseretion, will, for
sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 all
who need it, the receipt and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO ny addressing, with per-
feet confidence JNO. b. OGDEN.
nov25wly No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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MANSFIELD & HIGBEES
GreRa Internal
Rheumatic Compound

I'hIs Compound is the only sure intsrp.l
=, ~ remedy now known FOR Rheumatiso-
When used with Mansfield a Hvb'.'. RI
TED Magic Imminent externally, h has 49,
been Known 70 fail, performing a cure iD IN
a. ha,i shor, ume by using them toaoth.
each other and thus BY duplex action. ts-se
SiIully assisting nature in throwing al ~.
disease through the ahfOrbenta, and berforr,-
ing "A cure. N Fe't"'m-
me dlhculty and great cost OF makipg
sealIy g9ol internal remedy for Rhoumatis,-
has not deferred the Propristors frog $4,000 ~
w IdI 20 ss ehg PSrffetng o. southern Reedy
Nhlch should DO iiH work well. and novg .e.L
several years Of trial la which IL NJ" AIter
compound has been subjected 10 the mas, ".
we're tests ~ eases Of Rheumatism. nom &C.,
&c anu Acute, they can recommend h a. ~
suffering with the greatest conRdenrr ~ sne
single neighhorhood alOne--that "a M.i-.one
on the Memphis and Charleston RaiigosS"f
there have been over fny cures durino ~,
winter and this same success attends ~ -
os Nv "nerf; earnestly recommend trial
matism, Rheumatic Pains, or 0out.
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ASSIGNEES SALE or LAND NEAR
JACKSON.

HNHE undersigned, assignee Of William
IL Crutcher, bankrupt, will sell, on
Saturday the 26th day Of February, 1870
At public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash.
the following described lot or parcel Of land
tO-wit: That part OF the east half Of the W
quarter Of section three, in township Eve, OF
rang one, east, in the county Of Kinds, con-
tiguous TO the city Of Jackson, beginning az a
point on the western line Of the corporate linn
It's Of said city, which is 99-l0o chains from
the W corner Of said corporation, that point
being the " corner Of ten acre lot, No. I, ac-
cording TO the plan Of said city; thence with
said corporation line 10 yards; thence due
west $50 yards; thence due north TO the line
between the premises hereby described and
those owned IN 1859, by Mrs Eliza Boddie,
about 20 yards; thence with said line 10 the
place Of beginning being same land conveyed
BY j. T. Casey and H. y. Casey, his wife, 10
Orutcher MeRaven, on Alb May, 1859
- M 80 ~ OWEN MeGARR,
JANIS, ls70wtds liAAsSignss, &c.
This sale having been postponed will take
place &C the Court House, In the city OF
jackson. on
Saturday, the 1esh day Of March, 1870.
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLY DWELLING House
IN twelve miles North OF Clinton. aud best
quality OF land. in large or small quantities.
10 suit occupant. Also. good team. cows
and stock of all kinds on the place. For fur
ther particulars apply to Messrs. Persons &
Bailey. jackson. Miss
March 2d, 1870 w2ts
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r.,,arkabIe cures from Equine Remedies.

cl W. f. Gibbs, the popular gentleman
and irrepres,ible Insurance Agent, Is in
,o,sn and has deposited his card in our coli
.rrons. in the shape OF the Annual Statement
# the Life Association of America, which
No % faithfully and so ably represents in
mi. Insurance Department of that prosper
an. and wide-spreadin2 corporation.
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TESTIMONIALS.

IUsKEoEfr Ala, Nov. n. 1862
Mr.. Il. H. Bradfeld,
SIR; Please forward az Immediately. .,.,h-
supply Of "Bradheld's Female ReFulstor y M.
ma II to be all that is claimed for H. and ~
have witnessed the most decided and harm
HUNTER A AK ANriLp
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roaioe Powders make the hair lay smooth.

TEACHERS WANTED. 1t will be seen
By the advertisement OF Mr.. l. u. " liIiaillS'
President of the Board OF trustees OF the
Male aid Female Academy, at Carthage,
that gentleman and lady of proper quail
sqtions, are wanted to take charge of that
Institution.