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Hog Stealing I'm Ol<fibbeha County.
From tho Meat Elnint HaraId

In conversation with most estimable
citizen of OktibbehA Oumty, few days ago,
ing hogs, that he designed slaughtering amG
packing away, the freedmen had gobbled u
"a, leaving him IL for his share, provided
he can retain them until he gets ready to
kill them. He is making his arrangements
10 remove to locality In South Alabama.
sSyhsre there are but few Of this class Of peo-
&e. 1t was buta few days previously that
lRnothsr similar incident came under our OBJ
g6rvation. A gentleman had II hogs to kill
for his incoming years supply, weighing,
40 he supposed, from $50 to 800 pounds each.
Ten of these were taken, leaving two for his
share. He had just been offered rich tract
of land at very low figures, and was dispos-
TO close the bargain, but after his heavy
loss, he told the owner he would not have 8
township of land az q gin, IL he were COM
PEELED to remain upon It.
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THE BKsT AND ORIGINAL Tonic OF IRoN
Phosphorus and Calisays, known a Yer
'o-Phosphated Elixir OF Calisaya Bark
The iron restores color to the blood, the
Phosphorus resews waste of the nerve tissue
and the calisaya gives natural, healthful
.oae to the digestive organs, thereby curing
dyspepsia. Ia its farious forms, wakeful-
ness general dibility. depression Of spirits ;
$50 the best preventive against fever and
ASue' One pint contains the virtues of one
ounce Of calisays, and one teaspoonful a
SIaA ohron and phosphorus. Manufaotur-
81 only by CAswKLL, HAZARD il Co, sue
Ossors TO Caswell, Mack It Co, New York.
bold by Druggists.
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The American claimants 70 the Sir Fran
els Drake estate Of Ga, 000oo0 do not claim
20 be the lineal descendants of Sir Thomas
Drake bu,tthey do claim to be the descend
ants of the daughter Of the fifth Sir Francis
Drake, whose christian name was Elisa
beth. She was married to n gentleman by
the name OF VIM. Corey. They came to
this country and settled In Rhode Island.
They died o. amaH Tr o anG were 9otn bur-
two sons, John and William. John was
drowned at an early age. William was
married. and became the father OF ten chill
dren. six sons and four daughters, the last
Of whom, William by name died at the old
great grandchildren OF VIM. Corey and
Elizabeth Drake-who claim the right OF
heirship to the estate Of Sir Francis Dxtko--
number about cry.
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NE United States Patent Laws,
a. AZ lastructloHs how to obtain Patents 10
1'ie OF a work of Ia pages. sent to us by
~ ,VN Il Co., 81 Fark Row, New York. II
~, contains the official rules, forms for
a. deeds, hints on selling patents, $50
hAins of mechanical movements, and q
k,'Feriety Of other useful information.
b,s DOCK really worth having, and can be
Ense by all who win send their names to
s' MUM & Co., as above.
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MILITIA HEADQUARTERA
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 6. 1870.

General Order, No. a.
Major General Stafford ia ordered on du-
ty to organize the White Militia in the
counties on the eastern border of the State,
and also in the counties of Carroll, Choc-
taw, Pontotoc, Tippah, end Alfalfa.
Colonel Ireland, Assistant Adjutant and
Inspector General, will proceed at once to
organize the Colored Militia i'm the counties
on the eastern border of the State, and also
in the counties of Carroll, Choctaw, PoIab-
toe, TipI ah, and Attala.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief
III. B. HEWSON, Brig. Gen.,
Adiutapt General
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F1rsG.B@te OF the Southern Field
and FACTORY.
IRON the Winona Damn

IN published In this weeks paper that Col.
r. G.. Wall and Capt A. NJ. Rafter are about
to commence the publication Of IN Agricul-
tural Journal. at Jackson, to be called the
Southern Field and Factory. This Ia Jour-
nal that il much needed IN our State, and
We hope the undertaking of our talented
friends viii prove emin0ntly successful
They are scientific and practical gentlemen,
and doubtless win publish an Interesting
magazine. which we hope win BE- literally
pawouaDed by our people.
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Read the card of Eyrich & Co., de-
falling the magnificent array of Christmas
Presents now on hand and for sale at their
store The stock is superior in quality and
cheap in price. The books are al imported
English books, and filed with handsome IL
lustrations, calculated to entertain and in
struct. The general stock is unsurpassed,
and you have only to call there and examine
tnsafisfr YOnrAeIvns.
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ADMINIsTRAToRls NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATION on the estate of Mary
"A Austin. deceased, was granted 40 pro Nv
the Chancery Court Of iiinds county Mm.is-
sippi. for frst District thereof Al the october
tern Of said court.
All pereons having claims against said ts-
tste viii exhibit them and have them register
81 In She manner and Wiihluehe time prc-
soribod ~ law or they will be forever barred.
HESPERtA AUSTIN.
Admiuiatratrin.
December 2, 1870. deoi7wot
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SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.-We received the
December No. of this invaluable publication
yesterday, cIAock full, as usual, Of the most
admirable MISTER for tine Southern planter
gardner nd housewife. IL has vastly i'm
proved { late As to looks, and now presents
AMOS comedy appearance. No agrieultur-
Ajournsl published south of the Potomac
has we are assured, stronger hold upon
popular favor, and none, the beat judges
say, more indisputably deserves it. Price
Gper year-Wm. & W. L. Jones, publish
srs and proprietors. Athens, Ca.
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VIM. B. Taylor d Co., to-day present
a series Of notices, detailing the magnif-
cent stock OF staple aud fancy groceries now
In store and for sale by them. To all who
anticipate 3 fine Christmas dinner, we
would recommend an inspection OF Taylor
4 Cos stock, where, from the finest to the
painest articles may De had, and attentive
and geutlemanly clerks to wait on you.
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Alcorn's Letter TO RafIr~ad Rreef.
dents.
From the Maeon T2aacou-

Gov. Alcorn's letter to the Railroad
Presidents, in behalf of the oblonq pieces
of paper that bears his portrait has failed
TO bring a sympathetic tear from those
hard-hearted officials. Does not the
Governor know that Corporations have
no souls? IF he would mako an appeal
to all the Circus companies now rura1iz-
ing in the State to take his bastard green
backs he might dispose Of them fr some
thing Like their value.
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NICE CHRISTMAS GOODS. John Martz
slo makes the best candy, bskes the best
!, s1As' and always keeps the incest of every
;. ZIG IN his line, desires she public to know
-at ne is prepared to furnish the needful
s1eies for Christmas or other festival
~ real superior fruit cakes go to Martz
: and give your orderAthat he may have
\ le 70 MI them. His stock OF fancy can
- -" unsurpassed, and everything is OF she
0st quality.
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Arrest that terrible Catarrh, and thus
avoid a coRsumptive's grave by using DR..
sage's Catarrh Remedy. The proprietor
will pay $500 reward for a case lac cannot
cure. Sold by druggists. or send sixty cents
to DIR. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, aud re-
oeiVe 1t by mail. Pamphlet sent free
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-15

COL. James p. Sessions, State Libra
Ran. dosres all persons having books in
their possession belonging to the State Ii
brarv TO return them at once 90 that re-
port Of property msy be prepared for the
Trustees.
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The Orphans from Lauderdale Spring
are receiving a kind welcome at the Severa
stations between this point and New Or
leans. They will arrive at New Orleans or
Thursday night and will give concert Fri
day night at Lyceum Hall, and also on Sat
urday afternoon. The pastors Of the sew
erai churches in the city made favorable
mention last Sabbath morning of the ex-
pected visit. The children will proceed d.
rect from New Orleans to the Home.
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MAaOSIC EEsTIvAL.-The newly
elected officers Of the several Masonic bod
iss Of this city, viii be duly installed on the
night OF the 27th inst, being the Festival OF
g. John, the Evangelist, on which occasion
8 Doubtful collation. is to be spread
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what IL QuIIInyn saponnrIn ?

IL is tree, the bark of Chillian Tree
which yields, when macerated, fragrant
vegetable soap with cleaning and antiputre-
vegetable production. This Bark Il a pro-
minent constituent OF the celebrated SOEo-
DON'T, the most popular dental preparztiOu
ever introduced in America.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-15

CHANaB OF SCHEDULE.-A new
schedule took effect yesterday, the 18th on
he Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad. Pass
IAseF trains now run as follows: Leave
.aeSson for Meridian st l0:4O A. NJ; Leave
'aeKsou for Vicksburg at 3:45 z. NJ: Ae-
ommodasisn train leaves jackson At 40
a NJ and arrive from Vicksburg at 30
T. " Sundays excepted.
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Engine for GaIe--A Grcat bargain
NHHB LARGE ENGINE in Machine Shed ne
A. State Fair, IL now AZ depot nuniuhF TO
shipment. The owners authorize ne A4 teli.
The engine "a i2X2O. cytindar faetRM0 inch
band wheel. two pumpa, foFf4n0a aitnm
ruaRe whiaiia heater win nMuai "a NiN, Watn
and erhnuSf pfrea Boiler 90 in. NiHrIlter
n. huea, a n. hTkrbDxs $50 " ~ Alie g iesi
snvins ~ 1870 M Fly fttioff. Nz0l, iho
ere4ybt AZ 1mahnsn aBal 300. aA mfI cell, eou-
pIe1e ~ Il standa fgr s2io0 caa1 rrlie elniFa-
lent ~ glAty " w N. " -
NovB-ar. 1teAa.H Mi9-
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TTNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of the Orphan
a. Home, will meet nc Lauderdalo, on Wed
nesday, December 2lst This is the semi-an
nual meeting. and matters Of mRat import
ance will come before the Board. IT'S aesir~
BILE that every member be present.
- W.. g. WEBB. Secretary.
nov2p42w.
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MARRIED.

Chioeu ~ residence of the brides father, near
tay.S ~ nurch, jefferson county, on Thurs
hrtlo.sc 8, 1870, by Rev. wv. u. W.
DIcTs OF Oakland College, Mr.. JoHr A.
AEsra pi the city of Natchez. and MIS-
"a. l. AcARE, daughter Of d. IMcArn,
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One dozen nice Frames, with glass
complete, expressly ordered for Mis-is-
Gppi State Fair Diplomas, just received
Al y. Y. Seutter's.
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The Montreal correspondent OF the New
York Sun narratea q scandal growing out OF
Prince Arthur. lase visit 70 Canada It ID
with whom his royal highness and one OF
his attendant officers desperately hirted,
mysteriouely disappeared some slime ago,
and have since been seen In England. The
father Of one and the brothar Of the other
hare gone over the water In search Of Abe
missing women. whose names are reepec-
lively, Brinkworth and Longmuir.
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TIE high price and scarcity Of coal is
accounted for by the fact that forty thou
sand coal miners IN Pennsylvanla are on a
strike.
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GETTING MARRIEn

ESSAYS FOR YoUSG MEN, on Social Evils,
and I he prOpriety or improperly Of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
unified for matrimonial haPpiness. Sent free
IN sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box II, Philadelphia, Pa.
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We are authorized by the authorities Of
the \. o. ]. and q. N Railroad to state that
there viii be no further delay in the ship
rosnt Of cotton from the several stations.
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AGEET IN SnfPsON.-Mr. l.. A
McCaskill is authorized to receipt tor sub
scriptions to TEE CLARION il Simpson
county
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The DR.. Brantly killed at Shuqua-
lax, was no relation % the Gen. Brantley
Who was assassinated at Winona.
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Wsssgret to learn that our old and re-
spected citizen, Mr.. John A. yoigt was Sc
riously injured by having his foot laceFated
BIZ gin saw on Tuesday last.
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UaIver.ity OF IIisaiasippi.
nrpAnrArmNr on r-Atr

Under the direction N HrnuT CHAfI. E.1.
" Professor, sud J b. ruFfs Adjunct
Professor " Law, this Department u NOW DOB
regular operation, with Csc usual mc.INrH.
Necessary expenses need MOI rfr.rI
per month, for tuition, board, lodging Wa.h-
ing All lights.
THOs. b. De- pEgUEa
Secretary III Board Tru.. "l".
Oxford, Miss, Dec q i4O
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Col. J. D. Stewart, Receiver, has q
notice in another column that will interest
parties desiring 30 rent farms for another
year.
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Attention is invited to the card Of
Mr. II. 7. Buckley, MATCHMAKER, and dealer
In guns, pistols, etc, No. Camp street,
New Orleans.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate Ga moIf-
var County, IIirs.

var Nom@AWs MISS
Dy virtue Of a Deed ~ Trust made in my
I'D favor on The 18th February, lHG1 bv Mf9
Frances Ann Polk, recorded iu che an. ef oftbn
Probate CLERK u Bolivar county. MI.sIH.IUUI.
10 Deed Book *, ." on pages 40, f53. 40. aui
SO, will sell A. public auction 20 thn highest
bidder, ~ the rotunda ~ the ST. Charles IIt.I
10 New Orleans, Louisiana on the li'L dny uf
January, 1871, the following described Neaf
Estate, situated On Deer Greek. in said county
Of Bolivar, tow p: All Of section 10. she ~ ~
half Of section - the u0rth-wcat halfaf srH.
lion ~, and north-east quarter " section aG.
more or less.
Terms Of sale-Ono-third cash. balance iB
one and two years secured by mortgage eu tTa
property, with eight per cent. interest frau
day OF sale. Five per cent. WHl be- added HHI
collected for lawyers fees, Ia he event of fore-
closure.
u.. L. p. GENERIs, Trustee.
A. BoULIGNY, Auctionoor. deoJswlt
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WmRENMMUNM CARRIAGES, BUG
GIES, SADDLES and HARNESS, and
all took lntprumium, ~ the Fair. AZ
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l. a W AIt ~
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Livery and SalOStabIo
ny
EEKRIDGE A. TOWNSEND.
WMEmwrarn mHr..

FIWh underaignod, would respectfully notify
Il the travelling public and oiiizrns 0f WIN.
ma and vicinity, that they have purrha.rI IHr
entire Livery, Stable. Stock anI prur.II..
connected herewith, from Mr. vs.. M Elma.
and are perfcotiug arrangements 40 rnfrY ut
the business Ina style equal tO ho lDmHuIa
81 the community. Parties desiring auy fIne
IN their line, may rely on their UrUmU.r.
and accommodation. We are TrprnrfI ID. H.l..
horses, bugginHi wagons and teams. and IH
feed horses. We viii continHo ta carl.g tIn d..
=. Mail daily az usual, to CarroIt.u. HUT
transport passenger Our HAtEH .nu.
COACHES, are Ia good condition, end wo WIN
endoavor " give passengers all tLp c8uf.fI \.
our power.
We expect this fall 10 have on hand fI...
horses and mules, for sale. and as rLrsfs.. .....
be furnished in this market Wr g5'ar.f.....
All our transactions o. Do hs represented.
Tho patronage Of The public NJ collected.
". q. EHkHIDUE
DOT 10, ls70-w3m.
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A man in franklin County, Vermont,
seventy years Of age, and the father Of
twenty children, has been farred and
feathered by hh neiahboEs On dseatin9
HIS wife.
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BRovs, SR., everybody knows, for
don't he keep the best groceries, the best
fruits the best everything, and the only oil
it 10 use. Some folks call him PErRo
Brown, because ofthe superiority Of his oil.
Well our friend Brown tells IA that he has
Just received large stock, too large to Keep
onhand and hence wants to get rid OF it as
fast as possible, and will sell at low prices.
He has in canned. goods, roast duck, roast
turkey, roast chicken, beef veal, vegeta-
bles, soups, and other good things, for
Christmas. So, IL you buy from Brown,
S. you get your groceries ready cooked,
thus dispensing with the annoyance and ex-
pense of a no-account cook and great saw
Ing Of wood. And to all cropping In dark
uees, we have but one word: go to Browns
and get PBTKo OH, the only light that is
worth using.
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ATERs AMERICAN ALMANAC, for the new
year, has arrived for delivery gratis by
BUCE u BAILEY, to all who call for it
This little annual has the largest circu-
l.tion Of any book in the world, made by
Givice WEIGH ia available to the people-ena-
bles them TO determine what their com
plants are and how TO cure them. It con-
tains the startling announcement ofthe cor
ESgrGtion Of cte tcorld, or the combustion of
one of the stars Of the firmanens with all
attendant planets.
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Jackson Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6,
meets for labor tonight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. p. BUCKLEY.

CIRCUIT CouRT or THIS u. g., I
Southern District Of Mics. J
Hall & SPEAR, ct all,
We. SREgTAL NOTICE.
E. T. MAHosEB, OF al.
DY virtue OF decree in the above cause
ID will proceed 70 rent, for the year leIl, 20
in Jackson, Miss, on Thursday, 10Th Of De-
cember, 1870, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, the Watson
Home Place the whitaker place, In Kinds
county, and the Washington county Planta-
ton, all belonging 20 the estate OF John +.
Watson, deceased.
Notes payable on the LIST December, 1871,
with undoubted security will be required
Parties expecting 20 rent any or all Of these
places, must come prepared 70 give security
on the spot.
Further particulars made known at the
above time and place.
I'd JAMES d. STEWART, Receiver.
FLOWS! PLOWs!t PLOES
TTNHE best Of ] and Horse Steel Flows. Al
"A 30 and Horse Cast Plows.
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Blaokwell's genuine Durham Smoking
Tobacco, at POLLoCKs
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A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffcctual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to ats original color.
'cath the gloss and
freshness Of yo"M.
Thin hair is thick
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Removal of Dental Office.

@n9office to Mr.. G.. Diercks' new building,
on Main street. over the MeBsrs. Porter &
Co.'s Dry Goods Store, whore he offers his
professional services TO his former patrons
and the public. juno 28
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cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
Ivy its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed.
or the glands atrophied and dccayed
But such as remain can he saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of touling the hair with l,asty scdi-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dclctcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it, If wanted
merely for
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ENABLES

FEMALES
Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS the best tonic known for the diseasesto
which they are generally subject, and where
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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~ Searching for Light.
gsyr,i. "Is.8. By ALICE CAREY.
Theroses were red at the window,
And sweet with the mild May weather,
And Gloss the bloom, inside OF the room,
Sat mother and child together;
And the mother WAS rocking her babe on her
--i,iAheart,
And they were both rocking together.
And soft through the .nc.a;n c. roses,
Which the roses could not smother,
A beam OF light, all golden white,
Came TO the child and tho mother
Came tenderly in through the tender leaves,
a kissing the child and the mother.
And the child was as fair as picture
That is painted in fairy story;
And he opened his eyes in glad surprise,
Opened his baby and beautiful eyes,
A,seeing the wonderful glory
'"Tis o wing of gold in theroses,"
Thought he-"It can be no other;"
And with hand so white he caught at the
Then held it wide to its mother:
And the tears said plain as tears could say,
Ahl Where 1s 1t gone, my mother?"
And the May times came and faded,
One May time after the other,
And etalwart man, all brown and tan,
And fsT from the Jap OF his mother,
Wa he that had wept for the vanished light,
In the rosy house with his mother2
He had sailed and called the ocean,
And he had roamed the world for treasure,
And with main and might he had sought the
light,
The light of unfading pleasure;
And now he,was old, and he said to his heart,
II have got me no sure pleasure"
For still it had futtered before him,
As stiff il had striven to gather,
Both sea and land, the light in his hand;
And the cry was now, my Fatherl
1t is all with Thee, beyond hfe's sea
1t is ell with Thee, my Father!
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A, New York Herald correspondent at
Wilhelmshohe, on the 11th, says: ssPietre
left here to day on mission which is
known to nobody. The Emperor has
addressed a letter to King William,
thanking him for having stationed his
marshals 30 conveniently near him, and
also, for having, according to his init
mated wish, quartered part of the I'M
perial Guard in the vicinity of the castle.
Chateau Aremberg, in the canton of
Thurgovia, is being prepared for the resi-
denae of Napoleon. Large quantities of
baggage have arrived at the chateau, and
the arrival of the Empress is expected.
Paper clothing is made in China and
Japan. A. coat costs ten cents, and O
whole suit a quarter of dollar.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

Epicures, call at PoLLooK's.