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Equine Powders are in faIlible.

The reason of the superiority of the
watches made in this country by machinery
over the foreign watches made by hand, is
self-evident. 1t is an impossibility that the
hand should be controlled and guided with
the eXactnesS of a machine. In Europe the
different parts of watch are made by dit
ferent persons, perhaps hundred miles
apart. One whole family, father, mother
and children, all engaged in the process OF
making one of the five wheels of watch
another family make another wheel, and so
on. These different parts are purchased by
the Watch-makers, and the which is put to-
gether and made ready for the market. Rer-
haps it is sent to this country, and after be-
ing sold, n part becomes broken, and the
watch is useless. 1t can be taken to Watch
maker, and he can make by hand new
4 piece, but the cost of repairing will be great,
and where the parts have passed through so
many different hands in their construction
and repair, it Will be a miracle if they are
. all made with that accuracy and adjusted to
4 each other with the nicely that is indiSpen-
4 sable To the correct running of watch.
tn contrast TO this crude and disorganiZed
system of manufacturing, the mind turns
with relief to the method we have adopted
4 OF the National Watch Company. at Elgin,
III. An immense building is erected, a
Il corps Of the finest mechanics that gan be OBJ
falned is employed, "A superintendent of
N0nrivalled inventive genius is placed in
Ncharge. Machines are then invented and
constructed for the manufacture of every
plate, wheel, pinion and screw used in a
watch. The different parts of the factory
are filed up with these machines. Men and
glrls are employed to operate them. The
Mheels, the piniOns and the screws are turn
81 out by thousands, every part exactly
l1lke. These are brought together, under
Lhe same root, made into complete watches,
and sent OUT into the market. If after pur-
ehaSe, wheel breaks, the dealer has but to
eend to the factory and purchase its dupli-
sate, and the watch is as good as new. Sure
~ TINS brief comparison Is sufficient to con-
elhce any rejecting person OF the superior
Nsty OF the American mechanical system. 1t
Il superior in theory and fact. The Elgin
atehes are selling in all parts of the coun-
Wy, ana are recognized by dealers and ex-
perts as surprising in durability and correct
petitors.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Cunningham moved that the resolu-
ton relating to adjournment, and the
amendment thereto pending on adjourn
ment &C., be laid on the table. Carried
YEAs.-Messrs. Balch, Barrow, BowIes,
Buchanan, Cunningham, Davis, Handy,
Head. Henderson, Herbert, Higgins, Hol-
land, Holmes, Howard. Jacobs, Jones, of
Marshall. Landon, Loomis, Lynch, Man
ming, McNees, Mitchell, of Holmes, Moore,
Owings, Piles, Scarborough, Stewart, Will
ling, Wilson, Wood of Yazoo, Mr.. Speaker
NAYs.-Messrs. Bolton, Boyd, Chandler,
Collins, Conner. Currie, ellis, Gowan,
Greer, fairfield, Hemingway, Hunt,
Langford, Lewis, Mayson, Maxey, McKen-
zie, Mitchell, of Pontotoc, Nabers, Niles,
Osborne, Owen, Roane. of Pike, Sessions,
SnOwden, Spelman, Warren and Wood, of
PontotOc-2S.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message from the Governor
was received, and referred to special COM
mittee of five:
TO the Senate and
House of Representatives. =
GENTLEMEN: Under an act of the Legis-
lature of this State, approved October Goth,
1866, and amended January 18th, 1867, the
Governor appointed a State Engineer, 7. s..
Hardee. Four thousand nine hundred ana
twenty dollars was paid, under that law, by
the State Treasurer, TO the said Hardee, on
account of the delivery of six copies of his
State map to the University, eight to the
State officers, one hundred and eighty-three
to the several counties, and forty-nine in
exchange for maps of other States and Ter
ritories. But no such delivery of the maps
has been made, as far as can learn, to eth
er the University, the State offices, the coun-
ties, or to the other States or Territories in
exchange for their own, and while the State
has rated the map, in her contract with Mr..
Hardee, at twenty dcllars the maps, instead
of being delivered as stipulated, have been
put on sale throughout the State, on the
private account of Mr.. Hardee, at the rate
of ten dollars each. Now this fraud upon
the State demands immediate investigation !;
and as Mr.. Hardee's bond for the fulfillment
of his obligation cannot be found in any of
the offices of the State department, and my
investigation goes to show that no such pa
per is in existence, place the whole matter
for action in your hands together with a
copy of the only official paper on the sub
ject. This paper is on file in the Office of
the Auditor of Public Accounts, and shows
the following facts, viz:
That on the 18th of January, 1867, the
Governor certified to the Auditor of Public
Accounts, that he had appointed t. S. Har-
dee. State Engineer, and that the Engineer
had executed the proper bond, and was en-
titled to have from the Treasury of the State
$4,920 with instructions that the Auditor
should draw his warrant in favor of Hardee
for the amount.
That on the same day, the Attorney Cen
eral gave his endorsement in favor of Har-
dee for the payment, and the Auditor of
Public Accounts issued his warrant for the
SUI J.L. ALCoRN.
Executive Office, May "a, 1870.
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TxTR0DUcTTor o. BILLS.

INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
BY Mr.. Hancock-An act to provide for
the payment OF the COMMITTEES OF Five
By MI. Ieachman. 10 legalize the asEess-
ment Of special tax on land in Kelnper
county. -
coNNuNIcArTox OF SECRETARY OF srArE.
To Hon. r. c. Pescers, Lieut.. Governor
and President Of the Senate ::
SIR: The following bin passed By both
Houses OF the Legislature. NOS having been
approved by the Governor, and not having
been returned to either House within five
days, (Snnday excepted) after having been
presented 70 him has become n law Of the
State OF Mississippi, by operation Of the
Constitution, dating from the 18th dav of
May, 1870.
That is an act for the charter ofthe North
Mississippi Cotton and Wooden Manufactu-
ring Company, located at Corinth, Miss.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES LYNCH,
Secretary Of State.
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II yen would enjoy good health, be regu-
In In all your habits. Have regular times
for eating, and eat ut no other times. What
ever system you adept-one, two. or three
mails per day-be regular about it. Do not
ca two meals one day and three the next
Better eat three meals day. Retire and
at regular hours Have = regular time for
exercise Arrange your work, whatever it
mR be, 50 that IL can be attended to during
eetain hours, and have regular hours for
recreation, study, etc. In short, have q
regular hour for everything, as far as pos
sble, and let everything be done at the APP
pinted time.
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For Ringbone use Equine oitment.

At the Stove trial at the Texas State
Fair. the american" took the premium
ever all competitors, including Bucks
BRILLIANT, Charter Oak, Stewards. Cotton
plant, and many others. The premium
bread three loves, each receiving premiums
At our State Fair in November was baked
IN the american" Mr.. Wishart is the
AGENT in this city for the sale of the ''Amer-
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everybody Drink. that extrao

d;nariIy pleasant Cordial, the Highland Bit
tors. nat up in fancy quart bottles. Its eff
,ects are without parallel in the whole range
II remedies. EnnuL Languor, Collie, Indi-
csstion, Dyspepsia, and for all stomach and
noryous diseases, it is pleasant, safe and
ogectual cure. Now that summer is APP
nroaching, every family should supply them
sslves with this "family friend"
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Executive Office, May %, 1870.
SEVENTY-SEVENTH DAY.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, May IS, 1870.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Gibbs-An act entitled an act to
amend the charter of and extend the powers
of the West Feliciana Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. Little-An act to provide for the
Distributing Grenada county.
An act to raise a revenue to defray the
expenses of the government of the State of
Mississippi, was taken up and ordered print
ed.
An act to provide for new Code of Laws
for the State of Mississippi, with House
amendment to Senate amendments striking
out $4,000, and inserting $4,000, which was
concurred in.
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TRIJsTEE's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of Deed in Trust, executed
I'D ON the 9Th day Of April 1867, BY John s.
Spruill, to the undersigned Trustee, TO secure
70 Burlington & Co, the payment Of certain
obligation in said Deed Of Trust fully desert
bed, which Deed in Trust was duly recorded in
the Probate Clerks office Of Carroll county,
Miss, in Deed Book Q, pages 6S2 and 533, the
undersigned trustee, at the request Of said
Burlington & Co., viii proceed to sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand
Saturday. the 21st day Of May, 1870,
in front Of the Capitol, in the city Of Jackson,
Mississippi, the following described lands Sit
uated in the county Of Carroll, and State OF
Mississippi, via:
The northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter and the west-half Of tho northeast
quarter Of section thirty-six, township TWEEN
fy-0ne range six east
The title Is believed to be good, but selling
az trustees only such title will be made the
purchaser as Is vested in me by said Deed in
Trust. w. 7. WITHERS,
April2stds Trustee.
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1 am thoroughly satisfied that Simmons
digestion and Bilious Complaints. have also
heard many of my friends speak of it, and
all agree that it possesses the virtues claim
ed for il. A. III. HIGHTowER,
Conductor NJ. & W. r.
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s,ee.iaI T'rmveIfng Agenf.

a. j. Bowen, fl our special Travelling
emf for the sale OF the Mississippi Manual
n oal and Business Forms. He Is fully
ostborized to receive subscription TO the
CLARION.
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DR.. RiChau's Golden Remedies,
Use these only, and save
TIME, HEALTH AND MONEYif
$1,000 Reward
For any case Of disease Ia any stage which
they fail 10 cure.


For any case Of disease In any stage which
they fail 10 cure.
nR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM,
~ No. !, cures Ulcers, liberated Sore
Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cuinncous Erup-
tons, eopper-c0lored bl0tches soreness Of the
scalp, scrofula; II r. the greatest rcn0vaior.
Alternative and Blood Purifier known, removes
all mercury from the sytem, and leaves tho
blood pure and healthy,
DIR. RICHAD'S GOLDEN BAIsAW.
No. z, cures mercurial affections. Fheumatism
in all its forms, aud gives immediate relief in
all cases.
Price Of either No. I or 2, Eve dollars per
bottle, or two bottles for nine dollars
DIR. KICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE
rapid and radical cure for all urinary De-
rangements. Price, three dollars per bottle.
DIR. RICHAU'5 GOLDEN ELIXIR
D'AMOUR a radical cure for nervous or
General Debility, ina Old or young impariiug
energy with wonderful effect. Price Eve doi-
lars per bottle, or two bottles for nine dollars.
On receipt Of price these remedies viii %
shipped 70 any place. Prompt attention Faid
20 al correspondents. Mono genuine Without
the name Of "Dr. Richau'E Golden Remedies.
ID. b. Richards Sole Proprietor blown in
glass OF bottles. ...
Varick street, New York. novl.l8wiy
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Two quarts of hot water, one pound OF
lidian meal and q quarter Of pound ofun
lplted wheat -four, win make more eggs,
shen fed warm TO hens, than twice the
an0unt Of grain.
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EQUINE Liniment cures skin diseases.

The Neff House, Yellow Springs, Ohio,
will be ready for guests June 18th. See
advertisement of the proprietor.
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HORACE b. pINICK.
Phifer Riding PIow.

IN NHE undersigned, will receive another lot
n OF those celebrated Cultlvators this week
and Invite all who desire great LABOR sac
WING implement 70 secure ono before they
are all gone. 10 Is the ONLY riding cuitiVa-
tor 10 which turning plows are attached, aa
well as cultivatOr teeth rand the only riding
pillow that the wheels OF which can be 80
wide or narrow, % suit the rows. Cali aud
see IL. q. ID. BUSTAMANTE,
Mchl5 AM jackson, Miss.
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WHEELOCS, FINLAY q CO.
Wholesale Agents, .........N New OrIeaus
MCGUIRE, BLACKWOOD g. Co.
Mobile
GUS. ASHER, jackson, Miss.
Sold by Druggists generally. jau29wlp
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1.E fs res ~
TUE Hair restored naturally 70 its original
Il color, prevented from. falling out us
growth increased. and its seftness and beauty
multiplied.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RESTORER-
keeps the head clean, cosl and healthy, re-
moves all diseases OF the scalp; keeps Il free
from DandruH prevents irritation and itching
Ind Is an excellent remedy for nervous and
other forms Of headache.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RESTORER.
is not dye, but restores gray hair 10 its orig
inal color by supplying the capillary tubes
with natural sustenance which may not be as
simulated from either age decay All in
Simultaneous Hair Dyes are composed Of lunar
costic, destroying the vitality and beauty Of
the hair and afford of themselves no dressing,
but on the contrary make the hair brittle and
wiFy.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RESTORER.
not only actually renews the hair and restores
the natural color by natural means, but il inn
parts to il a luxuriant beauty which it can at
tain by no other method.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RESTORER
in addition to its many useful qualities is ele-
gantly perfumed and is entirely free from
greasiness and sickness, so that the finest
linen fabric is not spoiled or even stained by
its use. Ii contains no poison to kill the hair,
but under its continued use, Improvement Is
steadily manifested and il never fails TO give
the best satisfaction.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
MEMPHIS, ---.-....-........s :, TENN,
Sole PrOPrieIors.
For sale in JACKSON by q
NJ. +. ASH,
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TRUST SALE.


DY virtue Of n Deed Of Trust executed by ID.
I'D McA. Williams and Charles p Boswell, on
the 18th day of February. 1867, 10 secure 20
Myron Waters the payment Of n certain note
or obligation therein described, the undersign-
ed Trustees will sell at public auction 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, in front Of the capi-
tol, in the city of Jackson, Miss, on the
20h day Of June, 1870,
the following described land in Holmes eoun-
~, Mississippi, to-wit: All of fractional sec
No p, north Of Black Greek, and the = Of
section No. y, and west-half Of se y Of sec
ton No. %; all in township 10, n. range one,
east, containing 1900 acres, more or less IL
being the same tract decided by W. n. Stans.
berry and wife, TO said Williams & Boswell aud
known the Clifton plantation.
We will convey such title il vested In us
as Trustees, which is believed TO be good.
10 BELL,
THOS. GREEN,
May 10, lS70wtds Trustee r..
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HOUSE.

An act for the relief of Joseph McCloy
was taken up, and passed.
Mr.. ROane. of Calhoun, called up his reso-
luton relating to the adjournment of the
Legislature.
A motion to lay on the table was lost
MIR. Chandler offered the following as a
substitute:
Resolved, (the Senate concurring,) That
the two Houses of the Legislature will ad-
journ sine die, on the 10th day of June next
at P. NJ.
Mr.. Jacobs offered the following amend
ment:
Provided, That the School bill, the Mill
tary bill, and the General Election bill be
passed before that time.
MEMORIAL DAY.
A communication was read from the Ad-
jutant General, Department of Mississippi,
q. A. r., extending an invitation to the Leg
islature to be present and participate in the
ceremonies of Memorial Day at the Nation
al Cemetery, at Vicksburg, on Monday,
May Both which, on motion was received.
House adjourned until 4P.M.
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certain cure for Whites, Suppressed Mem
ses, and other diseases peculiar 10 women.
Prepared aud sold by
l.. IT. BRADFIEID.
Wholesale Druggist.
Price, 81 90 per bottle. Atlanta da
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Experienced Horsemen use Equine Rem.
etlias
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State of Georgia, 7fony C0agivs
This Is 70 certify that / have examined the
recipe Of DR.. Josiah BrndGold, Of this county
and, a medical man, pronounced ID to De- d
combination Of medicines OF great morit ln
the treatment Of all the diseases OF femnraa
for which he recommends a.
WIN. +. BEAsLEY, NJ b.
This, Dec. n, 1863
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TESTIMONIALS

TbSIlMONlALS.
TUsKEoEE, Ala, Nov. ~, 1860
Mr.. h. II. BraaJfeld:
SIR. Please forward ne Immediately another
supply Of "Bradholds Female Regulator $40
find Il 10 De all that IL claimed for d. and wo
have witnessed the most decided ana haupv
effects produced by g. Very respectfully.
HUNTER g. ALEXANDER
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READ THIS
AND ACT IMMEDIATELY
GO To THE
GREAT AUCTION STORE
ROYD ~ nI.Onnr.

BOYD a. mn.OONI.
No. 9 State Street, Chcapside, JACKSON
And get the best bargains you ever had In
buying
BOOTS, SHOES. HARDWARE.
TiNWARE, CROCkEHY,
and In fact everything from Gno-t0oth comb
10 n circular saw-mili complete.
We have also, Pianos, MclodcOnr, Organs.
Flutes, Niolins, Etc.
Furniture Of all kinds, cheaper hnn the
cheapest.
Auction sales every Saturday noon and
night. and Wednesday nighta. Confinement
solicited. iylOwly
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We, the undersigned druggists, take ploaa-
ure in commencing 10 the trade DR.. j Brad
fields Female Regulator, believing De- b. ID n
good and reliable remedy for the disoasoa f9r
which he recommends a..
w. A. LANSDELI.
PEN BERTON, WILSON, TAYLOR a. co.
w. q. LAWSIIE, Atlanta. Ga
w. ROOTS a. SON, Marietta ca.
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a THOUSAND WOMEN TESTIFY
. DIR. ]. BRApFrELp,s
WOMAN's BEST TRIENDl

sMALg RgQWAAT0@s
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Conformation.

The following nominations have been
confirmed by the Senate:
Chancery Judge of the 10Th District-Jas
M. Ellis.
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4 WILL give the above reward Tor ibo safe
delivery o. the within described MULE.
and the apprehension Of the thief Said Mule
II 10 or lb6 hands high, OF light bay color,
"horse mule, has Roinan nose. and q MOI
on the large part Of the Jaw caused by kick.
The knot Is scarcely porceptible unless closely
observed II six years old This Spring
will give S35 FOR the safe delivery 81 che
Mule, or 100 dollars for the Mule and detection
Of the thief W. ID. HICKS.
Jackson, Miss, April n, ls7Oawawim
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-07-30

TIE Montgomery County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association, as
will be seen from an advertisement
in our paper to-day, will hold their
next Annual Fair on their grounds
near this city, commencing Wednes-
day, September 14th, and continuing
the 18th, 10th and 18th. We have
seen the premium list, and pronounce
it, as in our judgment, one of the
fairest we have ever seen, the amounts
being graduated very closely to the
Importance of the various articles and
things to be exhibited. All will ac-
cord great liberality to the Directory
i'm making the gross amount of pre-
miums Three Thousands Dollars,
which Is in excess, we believe, ofany
County Fair to be held in the State.
In specification of articles, the whole
field has been embraced as closely as
it was possible to do. Mechanical
industry is encouraged, ingenuity re-
cognized, while improvement in
stock will be compensated. 1t now
rests with you citizens of GAINESVILLE
to determine, whether or not, our
next Fair shall be brilliant success.
Heretofore you have woefully neg
lected it, and in not attending, or en-
couraging attendance, on the part of
your employees and others, loss has
resulted to the Association. Merch-
ants of GAINESVILLE, mechanics, pro-
fessional men, and all, we beseech you
to do your duty and attend our Fair
close up your places of business for
one or two days during the time any
how. Attend yourself, take your
families and encourage Others to at
tend.
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NEW PROVIDENCE.

For the first time, in many years,
we spent day, this week, in peram-
bulating our neighboring town of New
Providence, and were agreeably sur
prised to see SO many signs of energy
and thrift. In proportion to popula-
ton, 1t is the most enterprising place
in circumference OF many miles.
Its business men are liberal, and
knowing the wants of the country,
are prepared to meet them and all
vance the interests of farmers by
bartering merchandise for the pro-
ducts of the soil. This liberality is
not restricted, but seems to pervade
every branch of business. The dry
goods houses are well stocked, and
with every variety and quality de-
manded by the tastes and exigencles
of the people. The grocers have
heavy and select stocks of everything
belonging to their department OF
trade, and the mechanics are prompt,
faithful and skilful. In such com.
munity there must be thrift and con-
tentment. AS a sequel to the fore
going, we subjoin a list of business
houses:
Pettus & Bro, Wholesale and Re
tail Grocers and Liquor Dealers; D.
w. Scott & Co., Family Grocer and
Confectioner; ID. l.. Smith, Grocer
Trahern d Garrett, Groceries, Dry
Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Fur
niture, Wholesale and Retail Liquor
Dealers; Thomas higgins, Mcdaniel
Il Barbee, M. B. Coleman & Co.,
Leigh & Buckley, Dry Goods and Gro.
ceries; Kincannon & Hamlet, Tin.
ware, Glassware, Stoves, &C., J l. Brit.
tain, Salesman; c Michigan, M Small
Saddle and Harness Maker; Mr.. Fox
Saddle and Harness Maker; ]. Edlin
Boot and Shoe Maker; Thomas a
Bro, Druggists; Gupton & Crow
Druggists; New Providence Savings
Institute, It. F. Pettus, President, w
S. Poindexter, Cashier.
TO these may be added-Trice'l
Landing, higgins & Co., who have
received, up to date, 2,433 hhds. o
tobacco; having on hand, unsold
about 100 hhds.
Red River Landing we did not visit
therefore can make no report.
A wagon making establishment
and one for carriages and buggies
two very busy cooper shops, make up
we believe, all that we saw of tn,
industrial pursuits of our neighbor
New Providence.