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Advice to Lady shoppers.

ks sue recent arrest in New York City, of a
~ su y respectable lady, on a charge by
:, 70 aesndy store of having stolen a pa
VI eanGy OF the value of ten cents, and
ernuck to her nervous system thereby,
~. Ups the Tribune of that city TO impress
sSsra .1ules who go shopping, Ito purchase
sbs,o you are known; or If you must shop
III you are stranger. take q friend
sef 5ou. In thronged store a deXterous
d nay NAY reach under your arm and take
eisSaSS from counter, which. being
avsa, 1t will be sworn that you must
aaltS;en. And, should yourself and the
a "i'ei De both arrested, the chances are
Gssi93ne that you will exhibit the strong
Wv tt.uences of guilt and the thief (if prop
h. os a,aed to his profession) seem the pic
esnd.In injured innocence. The
I'D In retail stores do and must re-
Ia NJ 4; angers with suspicion; they know
At Az Ives are numerous, adroit, omnipre-
St nio MY capable of putting on appearances
etya Well deceive an experienced de-
scoD shop where you are known, or else
p~ny with one who knows YOU"
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A new weapon, on the model of the nit
raiileuse is 70 be adopted in the British ar,
sixty batteries Of Calling puns of the small
Ter kind TO be manufactured for distribu-
ton among the infantry regiments or to spe-
cial corps The destructive power OF this
weapon is very great for, though it has a
bore OF only O.4z inch, each battery, IL Is
proved by trials, will strike, XIII or wound
among broken infantry, on uneven ground
at ranges from 200 TO 1000 yards, at the rate
of 500 per minute, and in close column OF
infantry battery would hit 400 men a min
ute. The weapons just ordered 300 or 4OC
in ALL will be manufactured at Colts Ar
mory, Hartford.
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Honey was regarded by the ancients as
the chief production of nature, and as
present from the gods. Their poets have
honey they made their ibations round the
tombs of those who were dear to them !;
with honey the Greeks preserved their
corpses, considering it an incorruptible
substance.
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OFFIcE OF THE New ORLEANS. JACKSON
AND GREAT NORTHERN X Il. Co.
New ORLEANS Dec 10, 1870.


NNHE following two Resolutions
u were adopted by the Board of Directors
of the Company at their meeting, held on the
18th inst:
Resolved, That for necessary repairs and
equipment of the road, a call of ten per cent
on each share, be and the same is hereby made
on stockholders, who have not paid in full, in
pursuance of paragraph three of the charter
and that sixty days notice be given by publi-
cation in two newspapers in the city of New
Orleans, and two newspapers in the State of
Mississippi, and that said call be payable on
or before the Twenty-ffth day of February,
Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one.
Resolved, That in pursuance of section five
of the charter, approved the twenty-second
day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, the shares of stock of this company be
converted from shares of twenty-five dollars
each, into shares of one hundred dollars each
and that notice thereof, for sixty days, be
published in two newspapers in the city of
New Orleans, and two newspapers in the
State of Mississippi, and that all stockholders
are hereby notified to surrender certificates OF
stock, and to receive in exchange thereof, GER
ti6cates in shares of one hundred dollars
each; that is to say; the holder of every four
shares of the existing stock of twenty-five
dollars each, will be entitled to receive, on the
surrender thereof, certificate for share
of one hundred dollars.
r. S. CHARLES,
Treasurer,
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Ny dearest you are going out;
Indeed. tits very cold
Let me. sweet love. around your neck
This handkerchief enfold.
You know how anxious for your health,
My own dear George. am L;
one loving kiss besore we part
Good bye, sweet chuck, good bye,
THREE YEARS AFTER MARRIAGE.
You're going out: why don't you 20:
l cannot help the rain;
9u wouldn't grieve me nightly.
To ne'er come back again.
Umbrella | don't know here it's.
Nhatll you want next, / wonder?
Don't poster me about your cold;
Good gracious go TO thunder!
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The sting of bee carries conviction
with it. 1t makes a man bee-leaver Mt
once.
Why are there more marriages in win
ter than in summer? Because then the
men seek comforters, and the ladies'
NUTS.
A smart lad, hearing his mother re-
mark that she was fond of music, OK
claimed: s'Then why don't you get me a
drum ?"
Speaking Of the theatre Of war, that
must be the only theatre where back seats
are desirable.
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We hope 10 receive many additions to our
subscription list during the coming session
Of the Grand Bodies. TIE CLARION is now
nent-only two dollars per year. Our bus
iness associate. Bro. Harris Rarksdale, will
be present during the session, and will re-
ceive subscriptions, orders for blank books.
blanks, etc.
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VERY NEATLY PUT, FOR RADICAL
The Chicago Tribune states the political
status thus:
The whole difference between republic
and despotism tlrns on this simple cues
ton, whether Senator Schurz and his col
leagues are the superior power. or whether
the President is? Imperialism is nothing
out toadvism made constitutional Presi-
dent Grant could not avoid being Tycoon,
if there were nobody around him but For
neys, Porters and other hunkeys.
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MISSISSIPPI MANUAL. third
edition of this work is now ready, and is
being mailed to such as had filed their or
ders. 1t confirms forms and data useful to
all public officers. The Public Acts of the
late Legislature, State and Federal Constitu-
tions, Rules of Supreme Court Rules and
Forms for Chancery Courts, Directory of
the Courts and Public Officers, stamp duties,
postal rates, etc. Price two dollars. Adj
dress this office.
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MANUAL OF FORMS.
Third Edition-ReUised and Ealarqe


Third Edition-Recised and Enlarged.
The Second Edition of the Mississippi
Manual of Legal and Business Forms, be
ing entirely exhausted, we are nov printing
the Third Edition, which will be ready by
the 10th of October. The work has been
thoroughly revised, and very considerably
enlarged, and in addition to the Forms for
Magistrates, County Officers and the public
generally, statistics, etc., which haye made
the Manual immensely popular, it will con
tain all the Public Laws enacted by the late
Legislature, conveniently arranged, includ-
ing
The General School Law
The Revenue Law.
The Militia Law.
The Court Laws.
The Exemption Law, etc.
ALSO,
The Constitution of Mississippi.
The Constitution of the United States.
Revised Rules OF the -upreme Court.
Rules for ChanceTy Practice, adopted by
the late Convention of Chancrllors.
complete Directory of the Circuit and
Chancery Courts. showing when and where
held, names of officers. etc.
The Public Road Laws of Mississippi as
now in force.
Railroad stations and Post Offices in the
State.
A complete roster of the Public officers
and Institutions and Courts of Mississippi.
Fees and Salaries OF Public Officers.
Election and Population statistics.
Also, Miscellaneous information valuable
to Lawyers, Clerks. Merchants. Planters
and the people generally.
1t will contain nearly $50 pages, and
will be substantially bound. Sent post
paid, on receipt of the price, or by Express,
c. %. d.
POWER & BARKSDALE,
JACKSON. Miss.
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A Fine Thing for the Teeth T..

The fragrant SOZODONT has taken a
very prominent place among the most pop
ulaAr dentrlfi, es of the day. 1t is a very
popular article for the toilet, highly recon-
mended by all who have used il, as a beau
tifier and preserver of the teeth, refreshing
the mouth, sweetening the breatL. and ar
resting the progress of decay.
SPALDING'S GLUE, stickiest thing out.
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PREsENTATIoN.-Pending the installa-
ton ceremonies at the meeting of the Ma
slic fraternity of Jackson, on Monday
night 18th ult., some of the companions of
Jackson Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, pre-
anted gold-headed walking-cane to our
venerable and respected Comp. Thomas
Palmer, who has dcvot, d more than half a
century OF his life 10 Masonry. Comp.
Amos Il. Johnston presented the cane in a
brief but very appropriate address, Comp.
Palmer seemed much overcome by such an
expression of regard, A bountiful feast,
provided by a committee of experts, sig
nslized the occasion. which, altogether. was
one Of the most delightful ever enjoyed by
the fraternity of this city.
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A wag, strolling with friend through
a country churchyard, called attention to
a grave, the stone of which had no name
or inscription on it. This" said H,
sis the grave of the once notorious gam
bier, Mr.. R. You will observe that
there is no name recorded on the tomb
stone, but | think could suggest very
appropriate epitaph." What would you
suggest ?" inquired his friend. "Wait-
ing for the last trumpl" was the reply.
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Masonic BLANK Books AND STA.
and our facilities for filling orders equal t.
any possible demand. Lodges, Chapters
Councils, or Communicates, desiring ledg-
ers, minute books, or blanks Of any kind
would do well to send their orders by dele
gates to the Grand Bodies. Circular price
lists sent to any address on application.
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Fred Douglass is spoken of as one of the
commissioners to San Domingo. We have
several colored men among our Ministers
and Consuls in that neighborhood already,
and if we send Douglass probably the peo-
pie there will think we are all as black as
themselves, and that Babcock. Dent, aud the
other white visitors whom we sent them re-
Gently are really specimens of our new
freedom.-N. Y Herald.
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MASON &c ATTACHAEST-We have the
pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of cards
of invitation to the wedding of our Rev.
Bro. Geo. T. Stainback, ID. D.,and Miss Mol
ing. 4th inst, at the Methodist Church ia
Columbus. Another and strong evideITce
this of the attachment of our brother for the
Masonic family.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PASS CHRISTIAN TONG LADIES INSTITUTE,
Miss h. a. MONROE, Principal.
AIDED BY CoNPETENr TEAcRKRs.


YNHE Annual Session Will consist
u of three quarters. commencing several
~, October FIRST, January FIRST and April
hrst. Pupils may, however, be entered at any
time during the year. There will also be a
summer session Of three months, beginning on
the first of July, for the benefit OF such a.
may find it desirable to spend the summer
months on the sea shore.
TERMS-Payable every three months, in
advance.
Tuition in English with board,
washing, fuel and lights,) per SEES
sion of months 90
Tuition in Latin or Greek, per month. } 90
Tuition in French, German or Italian
Music on Piano (including use of in
strument) per mOnth........-.-..--..-.-.-.. 10 90
Private Lessons in Vocal Music, per
month % w
Vocal Music in classes free of charge
for Pupil taking other Music Lessons
Drawing and Painting at moderate
prices---...--.- ..--..-..---..
Tuition In English, for day scholars,
per month w
jan3-w-ly'
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"a slight Cold Cough..

"a Slight COId,-- COugIss.-Few are
aware of the importance OF checking a
cough or SLIGHT COLD in its first stage
that which in the beginning would yield to
a mild remedy: if neglected, often attacks
the lungs. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES" give sure and almost immedi-
ate relief. The TrocheS have proved their
efficacy by test of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men
who have used them.
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Two young Misses discussing the quail
tiles of some young gentleman, were
overheard thus: "'Well, like Charley,
but he is little girlish he hasn't got
the least bit of beard" II say Charley
has got beard, but he shaves it off.
mo he hasn't either, any more than 1
have" 81 say be has, too, and 1 know
it, for it pricked my cheek" That's how
she knew.
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We share the general regret Of all
TENED friend, ;. NJ. WILKINSON, Esq, so
long connected with the establishment, has
taken indefinite leave OF absence. We pray
that fortune may smile upon him wherever
bis destiny may be cast. He deserves her
choicest blessings, if they are bestowed as
the reward Of true merit. Our readers will
sadly miss his sparkling reports; aud his
"brevties," which had become feature of
the paper. cannot easily be supplied.
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hOre Help for the Orphans.
WINoNA, MISS, Dec. 10Th, Isl

NINONA, MISS, Dec. 29th, $50.
N9[ J. L. Po,rer-
Dear Sir:-The year just closing has been
s!eSr Of plenty. Crops in our section have
ven oountiful. The close of the year, it
@ens ous is a fitting, time to express our
sAutude, and to divide with the weak and
less fortunate.
IA this spirit, asked of some benevolently
r'laed friends some aid for the Orphans
l,4s and herewith hand you $27.O0 con-
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Pass CHRISTIAN You've LADIES In
Standardization is called TO the adver-
ti,ement Of this school, conducted by Miss
r. A Monroe, an accomplished daughter of
distinguished kentuckian. Miss Monroe
is assisted by corps ofcOmpetent teachers.
80 that efficiency, economy and healthful-
Ness combine to render it a desirable educa-
t0nal home for young ladies. The Insti-
1ie is tirst-class in all respects, and we trust
will enjoy that liberal patronageit 50 well
deserves.
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1t is said that Revels, on account of his
color, attracts so much more attention in
the Senate than Buffers silver-plated
son-in-law that Ames weeps constantly
and bitterly that he 10 net q Re@e him
sell. -Ceurier-Journal
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REVENUE REFoRM.-As stated by
contemporary

OV1OIII I7OIR4I
l. Adjustment of the Internal Revenue.
2. A tariff for revenue exclusively, with
salt, coal, tea. coffee and sugar free.
3. A tax upon the National bonds by Con-
gress. as much as other bonds Is taxed.
f. The substitution of greenbacks tor Ma
tional bank notes.
5. The payment of the bonds as we agreed
to pay them. No double or treble payment
of them.
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GETTING MARRIED

EssATs YoR YoUEs MEs, on Social Evils,
and he propriety or improperly of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
untitled for matrimonial happiness Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOW ARD AS
ISOLATION, Box p, Philadelphia. Ps.
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j. l.. POWER.
Grand Secretary and Grand Recorder.
jackson, Miss. Dec, %. 1870.

If you desire rosy cheeks and complex
ion fair, and free from Pimples, BlOtches.
and Eruptions, purify yonr blood and invi-
gorate your system by taking DIR. Pierce's
Alt. Ext or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
has no equal for this purpose. nor As rem
edy for Liver Complaint. or Biiiousness. and
Constipation of the Bowels. Sold by drug
gists. Pamphlet sent free. Address DR.. L.
V. Pierce. Buffalo. y. \.
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EOR So 80,

g will send The WEEKLT CLARION for one
Gear and copy Of the third and last edition
n the Mississippi Manual Of Legal and Bust
sess Forms.
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First subscribe and pay for you local pa
per. then subscribe and pay for THE
WEEKLY CLARION, the subscription Of which
has been reduced to two dollars per year.
Oar Mississippi exchanges are notified
tbat the above advice has not teen copy
rigbted. and they are at perfect liberty to
eooy the same-pr0 bono pubiic0.
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Chancerv Rules and Forms

The Rules and Forms adopted by Con-
vention of Chancellors on the 10th of Sept.
are embraced in the third edition of the
Mississippi Manual, which is now ready.
The price of the volume is two dollars.
Orders addressed to this Office will receive
attention
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-05

The first issue of The Field and Factory
vii make it, appearance this week. 1t will
he monthly magazine, devoted to agricul-
ure and the mechanical arts. Published in
mis- city by Messrs. Wall & Raner, at two
dollars per year. 1t win commence with an
edition Of three thousand copies.
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FOR & 70.

u. sill send The SENI-WEEKLY CLARIoN for
.,s year, and a copy Of the above work.
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IIlISNliIlSSi8sS
I0Sfl8AlIIls'S

WHY is IL that no many children die under
w the age 81 FIVE yearsl That large pro-
portion Of children die under thhf age hHH
long been "A subject Of remark and without o.
satisfactory cause nsccrthined, 3D. is certain.
Also. 10 Is known that worms r1Ist boo Che lur
man system from its earliest infancy tlrfra
fore parents, especially mothers, who are moro
constantly with their children. cannot Boz too
observing Of the FIRST symptoms of wDrmHi for
10 surely as they exist, can they he
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most delicate infant hy tho
timely use Of
~. a. FahnestOcl6'a Wermi fmEr.
II il perfectly harmless contains 90 Mcreu-
ry, being Purely Vegetable Composition, and
may be administered with the utmost safety tg
CnLDREN or An AoEs.
Worm Confcctiops made more for the rur-
pose Of pleasing the palnt" than ofovorcomIHF
the country, but their short lease of ife 3d.
nearly exhausted, aud y. A. FahucstockH Yer
mifugo continues 90 grow in favor daily.
CAUTION.
should occasion require you 10 purchase B.
careful 10 see that the initials arc Is. a. This
is the article that has been so
FAvOBABLY KNOWS sNCE 1929.
And purchasers must insist On having 30 90
they DO not wish 20 have AN imitation forced
upon them.
SCHWARTZ & HAsLETT.
FOTmeriV
i. A. FAHNtsrocK' SON q Goa
Sole Proprietor, ...
Jan22twlY PITTSBURGH PA,
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A little girl was heard to wish the 9TH
er day that she was a boy so that she
could swear when she dropped her books
in the mud.
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a ~. says Adam Smith, ''is an ami
ri d.. a' makes bargains. No other ami
"a a0o. nus; no dog exchanges bones
~uVtneF.
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The Celebrated
Murray
Lanman'S
Florida Water.

The most lasting, agree
able, and refreshing Of all
perfumes, for use on the
Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale
by all Druggists and Per-
tuners.
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DIED.

At Ravenwood, in this county, at 10 P. NJ.
Friday. Dec. 30, 1870 LOUISE, wife Of John
w. McRaveD, and niece of John Duncan, Of
this city.
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Education Of Pretty Girls.
From Pink and White Tyranny

Pretty Girls, unless they have wise
mothers, are more educated by the opposite
sex than their own. Put them where you
will, there is always some man busying him
self in their Instruction; and the burden of
masculine teaching is generally about the
same, and might be stereOtyped as follows !:
" You don't need TO be or do anything.
Your business in life is to look pretty and
amuse us. You don't need to study; you
know all by nature that woman need to
know. The only sense you need is lovely
nonsense. You are, by virtue of being a
pretty woman, superior to anything we can
teach you; and We wouldn't. for the world,
have you anything but what you are"
TRUE IT Is.-The St. Louis Demo-
crat, the pioneer Radical paper in the
West, and, until recently, a strong Ad-
ministration paper, in commenting on the
folly and wickedness of its party, frankly
says:
The saddcst thing that can be said of the
Republican party is that it does not dare to
admit white men to political privileges
from which coloTed men are no longer eX-
cluaed We hope the party may not lon
ger warrant that accusation by its course.
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THASKs.-W J. Bynum, Esq, Horn
rske. DeSoto county, sends us as an earnest
n hi, good wishes for the new year, a
t,b Of ten subscribers to THE WEEKLY
r,,R1ox. with the cash, for which he will
-Is,.s accept our thanks. Who next?
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VIM. B. TAYLOR & CO..

Langley's Building. ID Door from Pearl, ON
state Street. jackson, Miss.
THE LATEST STYLES ALWAYS ON HA.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS.
READY MADE CLOTHING, GLASS,
CHINA NDQUEENSwARE- aud
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
@-Agents for the Sale Of
Deerings Celebrated Cotton Press,
And RHODES sUPERPHosPHATE OF
LIME-which, as Fertilizer, has no Superb
or.
t. Liberal AdUances made on cOttOn-Jor
Shipment.
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POWER * BARK&DALE,
r jackson. Miss
AGRICUz.TURALLIENs.

We are now printing form OF agreement
between merchant and planter. completely
occurring the former for all indebted
re.s by the latter. existing on the lst
January, 1871, and operating as a lien
and mortgage for such supplies
* NAV be advanced during the present
year. The form has been carefully prepar-
"a nv an attorney skilled in such matters,
s,d fully meets present requirements.
price 81 per quire. Send orders for Ag-
.io,Itural Lien. No. ;. Address CLARION
ogice sw6wtf
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respectfully request you to forward it
%'ae Home with, our good wishes for its
E0sperity. Fraternally,
WILLIS BARFIELp,
With the above, we forwarded six dollars
attributed by the Citizens Industrial AS
g,A'lon of Jaekson-being cash in hands
a. Spengler, Treasurer.
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Wasmlf 9partmrnt.
CONDUCTED BY J. L. POWER.


Contributions to thts Department are solicited
fronathe CrGft throughout the State.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Livery and SaleStabIO
BY
EaHkRHDGE a. TOWNSEND,
Wfmonms E1ire.

TIME undersigned would respectfully notify
i the travelling public and citizens of Vino
ma and vicinity that they have purchased che
entire Livery, stable stock and Property
connected herewith. from Mr. W. ~ bttrs,
and are perfecting arrangements 40 carry On
the business in a style equal 10 che demands
Of the community. Parties desiring any hing
in their line, may rely on their pr0mptneTa
horses, buRges, wagons and teams aui %
feed horses. We viii continue 90 carry ihe I.
=. Mail daily, az usual 10 Carroltoui hhh
transport passcr gers. Oar HhthH AhH
CoAcHHs, are in good condition, end Wa NIi
endeavor 70 give passengers AT the coNio'i Ih
our power
We expect this fan % have on hhnl .aI-
horses and mules, for sale. hn' ~ tN,lP %
all our Transaction 20 be az represented
IT,. ,atrn,a,,s III che public ~ solicited
" a. EskHlU0E,
30. r. TOWNSEND.
DOT 10. Is7o-wsm.
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Law CARD.
A. G.. brown, az u. A. BROWN.
TRfRY, Miss. JAcxsoS, MISS.

lave OPENED A LAW OFFICE, in the
Pearl Streets, Jackson, Mississippi, and will
give strict attention 70 any business instrust-
ed to their care: They viii practice in all the
Courts held in Kinds and the adjoining coun-
ties, and in the State Supreme and United
States Courts, 90 Jackson
Address A. G. & J. A. Brown. at either
Jackson, or Terry, Mississippi.
nsv9smtw&w.