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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-31

ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE. The
advertisement of the Thirteenth Annual
Nolrse of Lectures of this Institution will
0e found in our columns to-day. This Is
dramatically one of the institutions of Geor-
sA' lt hasstood the viclssitudes of peace and
y var of prosperity and adversely, and
s'lil stands as monument Of the perseve-
renee of its originators,' and true friends. and
patrons. It still has the same able and eff
sient faculty, which, tor several years, has
!. zen dispensing light and knowledge" in
sHe way Of medical science, to large num-
vel Of young men of this and other States
We hope and believe that the class for the
-. sHs plng session may be a large one, and that
n 1"e college may go on 'pFOspering and to
ID s.s s.a ..rE
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PERSONAL. were yesterday favor
Cd with visit from our former townsman,
Ohas. W. Reed, not unknown to fame du-
ing the ''late unpleasantness," as gallant
officer in the Confederate Navy, the hero of
me Tacony capture In the harbor of Ports
mouth, Maine, and Commander of the ram
Webb, that run the gauntlet of the U. s.
neet, at New Orleans, to be captured at the
lOrts. Since his resignation of Commander
10 the Peruvian Navy he has confined him
self to agricultural pursuits near Tampa
Bay, Florida, except for a short time that
he was on board the Hornet, as Lieutenant
Commander in the Cuban ex pedition.
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Equine Remedies Sure and Etfectual.

The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for Jan
uary, and BLACKwooD's EDNBURG MAGA-
ZINE for FEBRUARY are on our table--thank'
to the Leonard Scott Publishing Company
OF New York The Review contains the
following articles:
l. Babylonian and Assyrian Libraries.
. Swift.
3. Origin of American State Rights.
4. Autobiographies.
D Capitalization in France and Prus-
STA
8. History of irish Land Tenl.res.
{ The Repentance of the Tory Party.
S Cctemporary Literature.
The contents of BlackwOod are:
University Tests.
2 Earles' Dene- Part ".
3 Opening of the Suez Canal-Part III.
t. JOhn-Part ".
Cornelius O'Dowd.
6. The Coming Session ofParliament.
:. Upon the Employment of Rhymed
Verse in English Comedy.
S Postscript to Lord Byron and his Cal
nmnators.r
The terms of Blackwood and of the sew
era Reviews will be found in our advertis-
ing columns.
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"ANTED-ACEN to $500 per
w month, everywhere. male and female,
to introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine will stitch. hem.
fell, tuck. quilt, cord. braid and embroider in
a most superior manner. Price only Sis
Fully warranted for five years. We will
pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew a
stronger more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. IL makes the Elastic
Lock Stitch" Every seco@d stitch can be
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing IL. We pay Ggents
from $75 10 $500 per month and expenses. or
a commits ion from which twice that amount
can be made. Address, SECOMB a. CO.
Pittsburg, Pa; Boston, Mass. or 81. Louis
Mo.
CAUTiON.--Beware Of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name as ours, I'M
less they can show "A certificate of agency
signed BY us. We shall not hold ourselves
responsible for worthless Machines sold by
other parties. and shall prosecute all parties
either selling or using Machines under this
name to the full extent OF the law, unless
such Machines were obtained from us or our
Agents. DO not be imposed upon by par
tics who copy our advertisement and circu-
lars and offer worthless Machines at a less
price. March is w3m
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LIPPNCoTT FOR MARCH is promptly
b. hand, with an attractive table of contents.
l'hc Vicar of Buihampton is continued ;
Frosted Windows; The Negro in the South ;
Two Old Heads; Our Credit Abroad; Flori-
kla, and other interesting articles, including
Monthly Gossip, and a review of the Litera-
pure of the day. Four dollars per year.
address j. u. Lippincott & Co.. Philadel-
hill,
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The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard & Casweli :, made on
the see-share, from fresh selected. livers, by
AswELL, HAZARD & Co, New No-k. 1t is
absolutely pure and slceet. Patients wiro
have once taken ii prefer it to all others
Physicians nave decided it superior 10 any
of the other Is in the market.
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Chopped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
piles, ringworm, salt-rheum, and other GU
taneous affections. cured, and the skin made
sof. and smooth, by using the Juniper Tar
Soap, made by CAswELL, HAZARD 4 Co.,
New-York. 1t 5 more convenient and cas-
lily applied than other remedies, avoiding
the trouble of the greasy compounds now in
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4 great success, Equine Remedies,

CoRREcrIoN.-In our report Of the
Senate proceeding of Thursday last, Mr..
Niles is given as having introduced a bill
making Convention warrants on par with
stare warrants. If any credit attaches to
The proposition. it belongs to Mr.. Miles, OF
the Senate, and not to Mr.. Niles, of the
House.
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SEVENTEENTH DAY.
SENATE.

SENATE.
MONDAY, March 2S. $50.
Notice Of tie introduction Of bills was
given as folio -:
BY Nr. Gibbs-A bill Incorporating the
Company.
BY Mr. Leachman-A bill providing for
the leaslng OF the Penitentiary, the election
OF superintendent and Physician. and
proper care Of the prisoners.
Also, bill to be entitled AIN act to reduce
tax on barber shops
BY Mr.. Nygatt-A bill to incorporate the
Mississippi Valley Railroad Company, COM
mencing at VickSbarg. Miss, and ternina-
/ tlng opposite Helena. Arkansas.
by Mr.. Seal-A bill to he entitled an act
TO incorporate Elmeris Bridge Company, in
Harrison county.
BY Mr. Stone-A bill to amend an act en-
titied an act to amend act To incorporate
/ the 1ishomingo Savings Institution, ap-
/ proved February 9. 1867.
by Mr.. Hancock-A bill to change the
t boundaries of Clark county, and to create
Jew county.
Also, bill to confirm the title to certain
/ lands IN jackson county
by Mr.. Morgan-A bill to be entitled an
Set 20 incorporate the jackson and Carthage
Navigation Company.
By Mr.. Paine-A biz TO incorporate the
Holly Springs Gas Light Company.
by MI Mygatt-A bill to incorporate the
Harmon a Club, of Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Inc following bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. Gibbs-A petition in regard TO the
orphan Asylum, at Natchez, Mississippi.
by Mr.. Paine-A petition from Willis III.
hlsIop, Clerk of Circuit Court for pay, etc.
Referred.
BY, Mr.. Warner-To provide for the more
speedy collection of taxes. Ordered to be
printed.
By MI. Sullivan-An act to amend the ex-
emption laws Of this State. Referred.
BY MIR. Morgan:
Resolved, That the Committee Oh Finance
be Instructed to immediately report 4 bill 70
prevent speculation in Town. CITY, County. 4
and State Warrants. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hancock-An act to prov ide for +
the removal of causes from Chancery Courts 4
when the Chancellor was disqualified from
determining causes. Read first time.
BY Mr.. Gibbs-An act to change Boards
of Police to that of Supervisors.
Upon motion of Mr. Mygatt. two mere
members were added TO Committee on Cor
pOrations.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Shoup, chairman Committee on per
diem and mileage, made the following re-
port, which was made special order of the
day for Tuesday, IL O'Clock.
Mr.. President: The Joint Special Com
mittee. appointed to recommend what legis-
lation IS necessary to be had on per diem
and mileage of members, and pay and COM
pensation of officers and employees of the
Legislature of Msssissippi. beg leave to re-
port that they have had the same under
and would submit the follow
ing:
FOR THE SENATE.
Per diem of Senators and Representatives, .
81 90. milpa0p 40c. DQr mile. UOinp TO and =,
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Ttt.i TO certify that | bought a Wheeler
4, Wilson Sewing Machine, March z, 1859,
',d il has been used with entire satisfaction
ir i' nv daughter, who was afflicted with
.5ioe disease. 1t proved the best doctor |
ever employed, for she not only regained
her health, but has earned living with 1t
for herself and me ever since.
Mrs. NJ. b. BALL.
Newly ork, Nov. %, lS6o.
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The alarm Of

The alarm Of fire last evening was
.,sed bv the burning of lumber kiln at
y, EDWARDS House. Excitement ran high
# eourse-the firemen were out in JHH force.
rhs Gem. as usual, got first water, but the
+I.ne was so close on to them the difference
vas but little.
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Anever falling cure, Equine Remedies.

Read the testimony Of the editor OF the
Memphis Christian Advocate;
IF YOU have an ache or pain, 20 to Mans
field & Higbee's, and get bottle OF their
Arniea Eminent. 1t is an excellent reme-
d. We have tried it, and can recommen9
II Another valuable article. manufactured
and sold bv them, is their Creole Restora-
tive for the Hair. Mrs. Blew has tried 1t,
AMI thinks it has been of great beneht TO
her. She SAYS that she must have more OF
II. See paper of Nov. %, 1869.
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\ 0. J. and G. n. RAnRoAD.-
THO annual meeting of the stockholders of
ma. road will take place on 18th. prox, and
=. mo Monday following eighteen Directors
- be elected. See official notices of
-.,a I'm to-lays paper.
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special Travelling Agent.

gr. r. J. Bowen. is our special Travelling
,ont for the sale of the Mississippi Manual
ETegsI and Business Forms. He is fully
,.bnrized to receive subscription 20 the
CLARION.
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Pl,xrATIoN FOR SALE.-Messrs. Stewart
.,,ann advertise the Wells Plantation for
IA n il certainly one of the most desira-
be places in the State There are 100
..re. in the tract.
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We, the undersigned drucgists take plcae.
ure IA commencing 10 The trade Dr. y Bind.
held Female Regulator. believing D. 10 ba p
good ana reliable remedy for the diseases fsI
which he recommends d.
W. a. LANSDELL.
WILSON, TAYLOR 500
w. &. LAWSIiE. Atlanta. IN.
w. ROOTS q son, Marietta, Ca.
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Ihis - 70 certify That ! have examined the
reoiPe 81 " gOhihh bfhdheldi of This county.
ahli ~ heaicAl man pronounced it ~ De
com oIl l q medicihes Of great merit iu
the treatment OF MI the diseases az females
for which he recommends it
WIN. A.. BEASLEY. NJ d.
This. Dec. II lhlA
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a 'TIIOIsAND WOMEN az
DIR. J. BRADFIELD'-
+ &5IA1& RG0D Il
woMAN,s BEST ERIE

A certain cure for Whites. guptr..
ses, aud other diseases pccuIfnrfo NO..
Prepared aud sold by
l.. A. BRADFTEJD
Wholesale Duggirl
ifiee' - ~ per bottle. Atlnutu. Ga
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FOR HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
W. I. ROANE,
Chairman Oh part of House.

The House was occupied exclusively with
the consideration and passage of the Dill in
relation to Circuit Courts, which Will be
found elsewhere.
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HNHE undersigned. will receive another lot
III of those celebrated CUltivators this week
and invite all who desirOa great LABOR sA-
WING implement TO secure one before they
are all gone. lie Is the ONLY riding cultiya-
tor to which turning plows are attached. As
well IS cultivator teeth, and the only riding
pillow that the wheels of which can be set
wide or narrow. 10 suit the rows. Call and
see il. G.. ID. BUSTAMA NTE.
MchI5 Pm Jackson, Miss.
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WHEELoCK, FGNLAY & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleaps.
MCGUIRE, BLACKWOOD q CO..
Mobile.
GUS. ASHER, Jackson, Miss.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan29wiy
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TESTIMONIALS:

TusEEGEE, Ala, Nov "a. 1860.
NJ. l.. N. Byadfeid.
SIR: Please forward az Immediately g,otb.,
supply Of "Bradfelds Female RcpulatorH W.
ind 81 10 be all that is claimed for a.. and We
have Witnessed the most decided and bappy
elects produced by BE-. Very repeatedly ~.
HUNTER a ALEXANDER
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Krc-h,tcriaI NTee4ing-.

The Presbytery of New Orleans will meet
ID, O.yka, on Wednesday, April 18th.
The Pre,bytery of Central Mississippi
81, canton. OH Thursday before first full
moon in April.
The Presbytery of Mississippi-at Rodney
,. first Thursday in April.
The Presbytery of Chickasaw-at Zion
-burcb. on Friday before Sd Sabbath in
April.
The Presbytery of North Mississlppi-at
p,,oIa. on third Wednesday of April.
=. - pnnnehins for horses and cattle.
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A COMFORTABLE DWELLING House
n twelve miles North of Clinton. aud best
quality of land. I'm large or small quantities.
70 suit occupant. Also. good team, cows
and stock OF all kinds on the place. For far
Their particulars apply 10 Mcssrs. Persons q
Bailey. Jackson. Miss.
March ID. $50 W2ts
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Howard Mathews, prominent citizen of
= Snoclnnati, is dead. Aged So years. He was
NJ : Ast Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge Of
1a'ohs OF OHIO. - - -
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One negro has been arrested in Holly
;pilng Tor horse stealing, and another shot
I L. sne leg while chicken stealing-so we
yea "A from the Reporter.
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The Central Star. on the margin, duns us
20 exchange with 1t. We will be-Gree,s, II
we don't.
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NOTICE.

II HEREBY v1rn all persons from trading
L o ? Gel in 0TO1isso J note ven by me
to Col. W. r. CT E, Tor the S-25 CO, as
l viii NO, pay me same.
W. r WILLIAMS
Jackson. Miss March 29fn, lS70w3t
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THE
GREAT COUGH REMEDY

Hungarian Baisam Of Lit
NIRoDuCED years ago uron its own mrf-
=. - has founded for clf reputation see-
~ ~ haAe a. Remedy 0r Che cure 1f Cons
sa.P ioa .naghs. Bronchitis As.hmH Disc
g. u phe lhtos and Bronchial Tuhea
D1iivNP' w ioh OF the Chest Splitting I'd
hlooo' lnareura. Whoo1inr Catrh ANA sft
Diseases 2. thc Pulmonary Orrans
As an Elpcciorant Il has 10 Eg
Il has been used by Tie mo.t Ji..f,
Gle. gymen o. tAe mfuy israafso. II.
10 whlch .lis laoorious class III ID
are liable.
has been ia reduced into tAe
some Of ous hes. hospitals au, l
ane has proved ITSELF u7on thc bee.
% oe eq lal TO every occa9iou.
a. b. u1necessary to DWELL upon tLy F..
sue n preparation, asa
STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINF
II has NO aeen forced upon public atien.
~ lnuiffc, means. ~ cures have been d..
itaeing saver elements. uua thc cHuLII adm.
-ions o., phvsicians OF character ana fruuI.
tion, us principal vouchers. throughout fL.
Naie3s GA sac western rivers, iu the south
and in many o. the Eastern Slafca. i.a mef.
are We known and iu lend of which Con
SUMPTION - me universal aud most aB
rNgut &C. ho hoincsicad h0ula TEE without lf
Ftlt ec.iuu~ nccomnalv carh tnlfle.
a.. We ear Iy urge nt .ia hy thc afflicted Isl
We venture to uore lives haN been aartI
rom that dread al sceurge. tOAst MPTt0E
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE
Than by any other one Remedy known.
For sale o. all druggists
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aWmELY Knows" 1t is generally
..,,o.ed that the Websters, Palnerstons,
,,"lprFtsschofs. Metterniehs, and Garribaldis
~ aoIi.ics are the men of worldwide re-
5agp, and 50 they are where newspapers
:1'.,isre hut not much beyond. One of our
..isnJs lately returned from China, amuses
~. with the recital of his jou ney inland for
.,me distance. where the enquiry oitehest
,,Je when he became known as AN Amer
AN was whether he knew or had ever
zen the great chemist OF his country, III.
- mai made the medicines. They use
IN. remedies--many of them have been cured
~ them--and they speak of him, as If he
coupled the whole of America or were at
least the great feature of it: A mandarin
WHO had been cured of malignant ulcer on
Ter Il our principle article of export, and
+. inventor one of the few men this conti-
n,nt had ever produced worthy the atten-
ii,n Of Chinamen.--New York News.
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Atlanta Medical College.

ThN1 Inlrteenth Annual Course OF Lectures
Il in this institution will commence on Mon
day the second day of May next, and continue
four months.
Faculty:
Willis F. Westmoreland, NJ. d., Prof. Prn. and
Prae. Surgery.
Daniel C. O Keefe, II. d., Prof Prin. and Prac
Medicine.
JOHN G. Westmoreland, NJ d., Prof Mat. Med.
anG Ned. JurisD uCeLCc
william. S. Arms Ong. II. d. Prof Anatomy.
H. " NJ Miller, ~. d., .'.oe. Ciirical Medicine
John NJ. johnson, -. l., Prof. Physiology and
Potholoay.
Jesse Boriug, Il. D., Prof. Obstet and Diseases
of Won an ant Children.
William H Z. Goodwin ~. D.. Prof Chemistry.
Louis Ill. 0rne, i D., Pro Gin. Surgery and
Diseases Eye and e..
Jno Thad. Jolnson, Il. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
n d AIyignv: T. d., Curator.
ID. C. o KEEFE, NJ. D. Dean.
Tickets for the Session. ..................Sl20 co
Matriculatlon %
Ticket for Dissection 10 co
Diploma, - %
Board in good families and private boarding
houses from Sl5 to $50 per month.
For further information address the Dean.
MARCHES sw3t@ wilt
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Re Of good cheer, there is life and
health for you yet 90 tnose 'hat la'e a.
-.o simmons Liver Regulator attest.
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We learn from Natchez papers that twelve
ladies compose the Board of Managers OF
the Natchez Orphan Asylum.
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4 OTITITOMQi complaint are uneasineas
HMM Mi INN and pain in the side
~ M Ava OA'S Sometimes the pain is iu
The shoulder, and is mis-
taken FOR Ihcumatism. The stomach e. affect
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness. bowels
in general cOstive, sometimes alternating with
lax. The head ~ troubled with pnin. and dull
heavy sensation, considerable loss ~ memory.
accompanied with painful sensation oil having
smmmm Yet undOne something which
trrr1> ought 90 have been done. Oncu
HlNHf complaining Of weakness, dee
III Lit bility, and low spirits. Some
6mi5 times some Of the above symB-
toms attend the disease, and o. other timfa
very few Of themi bat the liver b. generally
the organ most involved. Cure the Liver with
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To Make Hens I.ay.

Two quarts OF hot water, one pound OF
Indian meal and a quarter of a pound of
unbolted wheat flour, when fed warm to
ems, will make more eggs than twice the
amount Of whole grain.
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MORTGAGE BLANKS, to secure advances
1I1 to planters, for salefat this ONCE. Orders
6lled By mail or Express.
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HORACE &. olMICK
ELGIN WATCHES
MANUFACTURED BY THE
NATEONAW WATCH CONPANV

NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY.
DRONOUNCED by dealers and connois-
n seurs throughout the country to be the
BEST TINE KEEPERS now offered 10 the pub
lie for
Ladies or Gentemen's Use.
They combine improvements not found in
any other Watches of either Foreign or
American make. Ladies DESTROYS of pur-
chasing a handsome, strong, and correct
time-pieco will find the elegant Watch bear
ing the trademark of
"Lady EIgin.''
to be all that they desire. Inquire of your
Jeweler for the LADY ELGIN.
No Movements Retailed by The Company.
Business Office and Salesroom National
Watch Company,
IJ9 and K6I Lake street. Chicago.
Marcl24w3m
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For Subscription to the Clarion for the
Week Ending, Nrrch 20, 1870.
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A GENTS WANTED everywhere to sell
CHINE, the only practical Family knitting
Machine ever invented. Price $25. VIII
Knit 10000 stitches per minnie. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Boston, Mass. or st. Louis No.
March Is w3m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IVAN
ZOE PLANTATION.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IVAN
ZOE PLANTATION.
DY virtue Of Chancery decree OF the
ID United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, rendered
on the 19,h day Of February, 1870. I'm the
case of James III. Williams, vs.. Henrietta Il i.
Yerger and Others, the Undersigned. a COM
missioner, appointed by said decree, will on
the
16h dag Of april, 1870,
at the Courthouse door, in Yazoo City, Ye-
roo county. state Of Mississippi, sell at pub
lie auction 20 the highest and best bidder
the one undivided mOiety Of he lands fol-
lowing, lyipg i'm said county Of Yazoo. To-
Wit: An OF section 80. lying east of Wolf
Lake. township l3, range 3, west; all of sec
tion ,, lying south of Wolf Lake, township
II, range 3, west; the northwest quarter,
and west half of southwest quarter and
west-haif OF northeast quarter of section /.
township II, range 3, west; east-half Of
northeast quarter Of section 3, township ~
range 3, west; east-half section IL. town
ship II, range 3. west and southwest quar-
ter of section IL. township II, range 3, west
and west-half of northwest quarter, sec
ton II, township - range 3, west; said
lands known as the Ivanhoe Plantation.
TERMS ;-One-half the purchase money
cash; bond with good security, to be ap-
proved ~ said Commissioner, payable ist
January, 1871, with eight per cent. per an
mum from date. for the residue.
GEO. FEARN, Com.
March IL, 1870 IDS
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NOIICE.---ln accordance with an act
of the Legislature Of the State Of Mississippi
approved, Feb. DIST, 1857 eudtled an act to
Incorporate he PresiGer and Directors Of the
Nil sissi 1pi Society of Az end Sciences: on
March Is, ID, 3D. Itb. jth, 7th, Sth, 9th 10Th
llth 18th, IA, 18th. lGth. 18th, 18th, 10Th 2lst
I'D, 23d, oath, 18th 2j,h. - h, 18th. Both 3lst:
April lst ID, ith, 9th, 9th, 7ih, sth, oh, Ilth.
18th, 18Th, lith, 10TH 10Th, 18th, l9ih 10Th Dist
I'D, Odd 18th, 18th 9TH 18th, 18th 30th; MAY
81, 81, 4th 9th, 9th, 9Th, oh. 10th, llth, I2th,
18th, 18th, 10th, 18th. 18th, l9th 2Oth, 2lst 23d
24th, 18th, 2G.h, 9Th, 2Sth 3Oth and 31st 1870,
drawings ofLotteries. o dispose of moneys Of
said Association vi. take place al Jackson
Miss. j. T. BURR,
Jan 2Owif President
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Wonderful effects from Equine Remedies.
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LUMBER! LUMBERlI LUMBER +!
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-12

The Journal O6iciel, after describing the
resources and patriotic spiri. of the nation,
which has always been an obstacle to Prus
sian ambition, asks what other nation would
like to see Prussia making the North and
Baltic seas Prussian lakes, invading smaller
states and acquiring dangerous preponder-
ance. Favorable signs are already appar
ent. England, satisfied with the categoric
assurances of France, hassens to render
secure the northern frontiers of France BY
causing Belgian neutrality to be respected
In Sweden, Norway, and Denmark the pop
uiar feeling is with France, and the Emper
or OF Russia gives proofs of the best under
Standing with France. Austria and Italy
are srm,ng and will cause embarrassment to
fruss'a' French diplomacy is not more
'ale 'nan French arms will be, and France
will prove that she has not degenerated in
1870.