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long ees adjourned we'll that now under way
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a,o adjourned. we'll as that now under way
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Agricultural Report, 10000 volumes Of "Commerclal
rrtetions" 100000 Census COmpendiums" 1900 Tariff
and Tax Law" 10000 " Report Immigration" In
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OF the "KuKIux Report" I'm 13 volumes; 1880 copies
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900 copies OF the laws Of last Congress- In addition 70
these reports the Tehuantcpec Expedition, on
the Coast Survey. Arizona, and much other work OF
that nature. All the volumes above mentioned are
making 1900 pages to the volume. Inc above ~
but portion Of what Congress ordered In
one weeks time and liz distinct from the enormous cur
rent work ordered by the Departments The Bureau OF
Engraving aad Printing has ceased the printing OF legal
tender notes. there being considerable number on
hand and the full force Of the Office Is engaged in the
printing and preparation OF the tobacco, snun,
spirit and stamps The greatest activity srequred
10 gupply she demand.
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A CORRECTION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR i notice in your issue OF Aug. 8, under
the head OF Gleanings," statement as follows: 3D.
Maxwell a storekeeper In the United States Revenue
Department. Brooklyn having been advised to keep his
politics to himself has resigned in order to support the
Liberal candidates" You will allow me to correct the
above statement. have not resigned nor do intend
to. But with my neart, and the best ability pos,
sess will support the Liberal candidates, Greeley and
Brown and by doing trust to help hu up the bloody
chasm the has made between the North and South
Brooklyn, ". T., Aug. 9. 1872 ID. Maxwell.
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IGRNRRAL PRESS DISPATCH. I

The Treasury Department has conditionaly resitted
the foreures incurred by the steamers John Romer and
Rose standish OF the Boston and bingham line against
which proceedings have been instituted in the United
States district Court OF Massachusetts, The grounds Tor
remission are that violations OF law merely OF
technical character account OF It's not having Deen
well settled what appliances and equipments were ne
essary for the boats In the business III which they were
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81. Nicholas HofeI-'The Hon Charles A. Washbvrn
CALIFORNIA; JUICE Rash r. sloan Of 0hoi te Hon. A. Fser OF
Potsan Y, William H. Seward IT, o. Auburn, u Co, bron
Eugand Of Phladspha Murok OF Cumbus
Ms Capt Grace and Capt j. Bgle Of Pii'6srg'
Alfred PeAsOnton. Aston H0usc-cos bowne OF
and r. g. Hazard Of Rhode IAsA S,ns1nt House Inc
Hon. w. Kendall NJ c. o. Nevada stc YORK Ho,sl hsre
Washington; Many Hehwond AleraFder Walker OF Ne"
Ores5s, and Lea Commander G. Davis Nay..'fVh W
me RohL-Tbe Hon Murphy Of AbaRg; Gov Gooiwn OF
Aona Col r. Css6msnt OF ohOi James D. CoEan OF enhe
Charles Van Benthuy % Albany ueopoian Hofton
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DicKIssoNs IN rAhA ~
esm-175 Eoon-op m.-s0' hahish1-"
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prises During the NEE mgs leading mel IN the oon
ference will conduct a the exercises, anu us
ministers from othe r localities will be present
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TOHN DWIGHT g. Co.,
~ Manufacturers Of
SALERATUS, SUPER-CARB SODA, &c,
No IL Odsip, Esr-Yok
VNIiE best place in New York to buy reliable
Watches fashionable Jewel and Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents sQURES, 81 Fulonst Diamonds specially
VANILLA BEANS, Mexican, New Crop, of
the best quality quantity At lowest market price for cash
TAFT TYLER, 81 Cedar ST., nearly opposite Post-Omce
NETWORK TUM0R DlSPENSARf,
~ lOl East Thirtieth-st, corner Rourthaye.
Open daily from a. m. 20 u m. Sundays EXCEPTED
NJAINE's PORTABLE WINDOW VENTI-
vi LATOR. UNDERHlLL L Co.. 95 Duane-st
SECONDHAND SAFES Bought, Sold, or
~ Exchanged. BUSH Co., So Ann.st, EeTYork
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lAhnOneemenui
Assure relief forasthma-W uTCOMB's REMEDY.

Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Ohc Broaiws Blescker ae Of Broome branch al
s34 Bosdway shas acqae feathers gloves
ufally cleaned coats pants, Vests cleaned Ike
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Elegant, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Griddle
&C. prepared with DooLEYs YEAST POWDER
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The newly elected Board % Directors 81
the State Fair Association met AMI o..,.,f,iz-
:
ga V"s i1s'--'iie io'i''"i LIZ ''"-
present.;
PFesient-Dr. 7 o. Wharton.
pi~ectorsP KeltS strauss IT uilz-
-
het'h' y y. h'IF' n N lay iof' "'''ii 4 e
Rpck. Jas. u. Stewart. Jno. J RhfT aacher. J
l.. Lake. Jr... c. \. Brougher. !. \ Hamil
-. IT r-otx.- Ne = a.. w IT VI
7eF. - " lshart.
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limitations and eounterfeits of an establish
e,l, popular restorative although misehievous
jheir direct effects, are indirectly bencF-
chs in some respects. They teach the eomau-
~ 2 to rate at it's just value the preparation
that has been simulated and pirated. The re-
l@satioA and sale of Hosteuer's Stomach Bit-
tays, for example, have been greatly enhanced
by the attempts that have been made 10 SIM
plant it The dupes Of imposture who ron
Umetc time have been induced b. nla;us}l.
hlsehoods to try some worthless st,coedanerr.
for the standard tonic of America have iuva-
ria5ly returned TO it in an enthusiastic frame
oil mind, ready 10 champion its merits 10 The
utterniost The warmesJ panegerists sc ~
preventative and curative properties are ttosa
who have weighed the nostruns Of env;oas
adventurers in the balance ana found Them
wanting. In pecuniary point al view all
attempts to undermine the the Popularity of
this medicine have proved advanta reop@ "a
tba r. prietorz. aud except for the sake o mo-
tectiag he public the game Of exposure would
not b. worth the candle.
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Yankee steam saw-mills are making sec
tionso logs ana ustives in Jamaica.
The fashionable poodle now wears his
mistress nonograme.
The fast young men of New York wear
hoofs made from the hids of A girafie-
TIE oxen seem proof against the 'seplzao-
II. eut gHey are liable T. Bright" dis
ease
Vermont has the measles so bad that two
t'Iirds OF The schools are closed.
TIE tourists of 1872 to Yosemite leave in
fhe Sta-e OF Caiitvraia nearly $L000.051.
spent "a ight-s=eiag,
Tire Boston ,.drummers" rested only one
higaT, aud then were off to drum again.
The fences around Mt. Vernon are cover
ed with signs OF stomach btters aud cod
liver oil
Virginia, which didn't have a cotton fac
taesu since
one hall Of tire ial-e hair worn by Amer
icau women comes from prisons and lunatic
asgiums.
One OF the most unique uses to which OK
Ell have been put Is TO Tow canal boats. II
anything viii hurry up steam thai Will.
The city Of Mexico is out of debt, has
paved streets, has 10 fires, and is as happy
a clam.
The Spanish Carlists have become ban
difti and intes6 the mountains, waiting for
ghe diligence and is American mobiles.
There is movement started to annex West
Florida C Alabtm .. Middle Florida CO Geor-
gia. and make East Florida 10 conststute the
STATE.
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ne al horrille. Erarr human feeling.

me 30 horrible. Every human feeling,
human sympathy, and personal individu-
atty was so utterly repressed- l knew
the Pere's sister She was in a Convent,
but she never could see her brother alone.
Two others must be with her when ne
came to see her, and she could never look
in his face unless he closed his eyes, alstl
she the same when he looked - hers. =
He was not permitted to ride IL tile same
carriage with his own mother. 1t ali
e ned so terribly unnatural, such a per-
tent effort to root out Of the heart and
-oul all human loves and feelings
ga Catholic gentleman was telling me
he other day that the Pere's marriage
had had no effect whatever upon the
Catholic priesthood that none have ex-
pressed either sympathy or congratula-
ion. Is this true:' / asked.
''Quite the reverse, she replied hut
It has not appeared on the surface. Not
!, day passes but the Pefe receives letters
and pc, onal visits from priests wife de
clare themselves anxious and ready u
f. How his example. One was here only
today W tn a woman he had loved for
years, but had not dared to marry. 1t IS
his intention now to do So.
s'You think the Pere's example must
produce revolution in the CatholIc
Church, do you not?"
Judging from present indications, it
can hardly be otherwise"
He intends to preach again soon. l
believe"
Yes, sometime next month; but no
decisive arrangements as to place have as
yet been made.
The Pere, as his wife calls him, was
cayed in the customary black dress Of 4
aon-professional gentleman, but bears IN
as handsome face an understandable some
thing OF the air of "a priest. He IS one Of
ne finest of conversationalists. lie =
winning, strong, earnest and tail Of feel
ing His warm human sympathies mu
have made him delightful coniessor.-
All me / should think a priest Of sen
Utilities would fall under the burden Of
lile condolences women pour iato his soul
1t Is said men confess also; but the
condolences of a priest, has one ever
W. itten them?
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information Wanted.

LOUISVILLE, ny, Nov. .. 1872.
EDTroRs CLARION; win YOU please h. 50
kind a. 10 inform rs whether mo- =
~ has been. = man living in or near .Iacl,son
named William w. Hickey? Ue i Iii -
have once occupied the 10 alton al a -.
plaSFer in the Confederate armv. His -
only son. living here, has never heard from
him since the war. William W. Virkav
was, previous TO the war, overseer ar Sn-
settle 4 Dnubdr, prominent planters LIVING
ner Natchez. If you can give Us ann. i, Co..
nation on this subject You would confer -
favor en- rs and relieve the mind of Il dis
trcssed son.
JAMES NJ. FoLsoM & co
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,r,,,enfv Ye;,r- N.,,..aar...-To sar

= z
t!tat hundreds OF maids. wives and widows
look twenty years younger then hey are 10
CONSCIENCE Of the canDlrXiona@ freshness
derived from the use of HAGAN's MAGNo-
LA BALM. j. simply 10 State aD absolute
fact, " hich might be promptly verified by
direct testimony ii ladies were a. willing "a
tn their ages a. to usp the best means Of
making themselves lovely Nature some
times, but very rarely. crowns the charm of
perfect features with complexion of tx
auiSite clearnesS: bus even then time soon
begins 10 make iar0a IS upon The velve
cIepl, the fair white bro~, the ivory bust,
the rounded arm. To preserve he 'g'arY
81 women" unblemisllt q, even AFTER TIE me-
rdiau OF If, has been pa sed. it is only ne
ccssary to tRsr daily this cooling heaithiul
vegetable preparation
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ENDURANCE AND VICTORY.
&C.. tl.e task to bafle eare.

TIopsless the task to baffIe care.
Or b~-as tbr8Hgf sorrows thTail!
To shsLe fhv yoke fhou may'st not dare
l. wauld mere keenlv gall.
through iife's dark maze a sunEier way
Tbs Tranquil thought insures
IN k sow. 1T Fare do what she may,
Il canquers who endures.
u -eance Tor any cruel wrong
= fn.,.fa a dark renown,
En- ttsfeIeSS " FeatAeS to hin belong
Wao G. My lives it down;
y 20. >co~nt1g every mean redress,
-acI rse-asuU ars fjureS.
e. ia III. nob',. ~cIousnesS,
lie cGHqgers who endures!
W 10 qaelIs nations hayward will
VI 10 q it on a throne:
BpJ e's a III igtf Ter monarch still
$40 vtnqui-iIe his own.
Y own OF FD9une lays him low.
g cache ous smile allure~;
X aim sell. through weal or woe,
IL c0nqRerS who endures!
" X The lone rock that grandly studs
Tie me as.c.IolF main
The wing wi ad<, Tue foaming Hoods,
Burst over Il ! ! vain
IN aye IN rjes &c asia youth.
II audS u 3c.la0gfd, secure;
@yHl5ul am II OF ne nth
They conquer vino endure!
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NEnHOMis. Injections.

FEAEL LoDGE, No. BE. Steinburg, W.
Mister; Gus Asher, Sen. Warden l.. IL.
Baun,tt, Junior Warden; II. VI. Taylor
I-easurer; Cnas, Castor, Secretary; !. II.
Cain, Tyler.
MISSISSIPPI CoMMANDERY, Ne. 1.-Oiiver
Clifton, Em. Commander; r. /. Saunders.
Geo. S Green. Captain Gen
oral d. w Jones Preiate Harris Barksdale, i
senior Warden; Robert Bradley, JUNO
Warden; Win. J. Brown, Jr. Recorder and
Treasurer; Il ID. Hardy, Warden; Geo 5.
Iar@er, Standard Bearer; J. r Yeretr,
sword Bearer: j. N. Cana. Sentinel
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Emigration 10 virginia.

\ correspondent Of The New I ofk Iri-
bune says:
Besides its exPecte acquisition from Al
SAGE and Lorraine. Virginia is now antici-
pating and making preparations for a
heavy English emigration when the sea-
son opens. 1t is stated that large num-
bers of the most respectable English fam
lies of the middle class are making ar
engagements to colonize in the eastern por-
ton of that State. near tide-water, pro-
vided they can besecured the purchase OF
lands in large tracts. The Legislature is
TO be requested to send all necessary Id
formation possible with regard TO the re-
sources ofthe State to Europe, so as to
encourage this immigration sentiment.
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s.c..es. fr.os.. Ea.:cngo.


NhIcago' Dec ioth, 1872.
EDToEs CLARION -
Ny object in addressing you is for the
purpose Of finding an Outlet to our surplus
Labor during the severity of cur lengthy
winters.
The unsual inducem ntz Chicago has o.
'ercd the past season t. labor and mechan-
ism have attracted a greater number than
can he employed here again before Nav
pcXt.o Should your State or any region OF
the south of which you may have any
knowledge be in any want ct Iaborers or
mechanics for the construction of Railroad
LeveeS, or other public improvement we
could furnish them an unlimited numb o.
the best Of men. | shall be glad t. hear
ir'n YOU personally, or to be placed in cor
dependence with parties requiring labor
ers- Very Respec' m!Iy,
j. NJ. HITCHCocK
Supt. Relief Employment Bureau.
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Between thirty and forty ex-Confede-
rates have been elected members of the
Missouri Legislature, and question in
volving their eligibility has arisen. The
constitution of Missouri provides that mo
person shall be a member of the House of
Representatives who shall not have been
a qualified voter two years next before
the day ofhis election" The enfranchise-
ment of these men occurred less than two
years ago.
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DESPAIR.

t'aS for him WHO NJ yer sees
lie slssrs shine through the cypress trees
WHO. hopeless. lays his dead away,
%or looks 10 see the breaking day
Across tife moHFnfui marble play;
" ho hath not learned in hours of faith.
The II. 10 he-h and sense unknown,
Tuss lire l. ever lord of death.
-litd love can never lose its known
-Whittier.
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JACKSON, Miss.
apanaher 5fIi- 1872.

TAJhcUNs 7
December 9TH, 1872.
Cor. J. l. POWER,
Secretary Ass. State Fair:
DEAs SIR The Special Premium, "a suit
Of clothe>,) offered by Capt. B. T. Walsh,
No. ITO Canal street, New Orleans, for the
best By Rider. under twelve years of age,
awarded at the last Fair TO my little boy,
vas promptly forwarded by Capt. Walsh on
the receipt of your order, and has been re-
,eeived. Il IS indeed beautiful and ele-
nt suit and would reflect credit upon any
Furnishing Establishment in the country.
Very respectfully,
d. p. POTTER.
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memorial is in circulation for action or
endorsement by the Legislatures of the
osdtes most Interested, petitioning the Uni
te States Congress 10 Aid and assist in the
opening OF ship communication between
tne waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the
Auan5lc Ocean, through the Peninsula of
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The name of the party in the German
Empire which appears to-day all-power-
full is the Liberal" 1t is not surprising,
therefore, that the Germans in this coun-
try desire to act with those who bear that
apPellation and are governed by its prin-
ciples.
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The State OF Mississippi, Ci,Oc4aNv
County.
Before the Clerk, at Rules, the list Mon
day IN December, 1872.

DGAUtc tue 1i6IhJ III huIe>, Inc ISL AlDii-
day in December, 1872.
j. " Cooper.
No 523 ".
Unknown Persons.
mo unknown Persons claiming or having an
Il Interest. either legal or equitable in the
lands hereinafter described, at The time the
same were sold for taxes, and ali such other
persons may be interested therein
You will take notice that J. W. Cooper has
lied his bill the Chancery Court Of said
county to nave his tax title to the following
lands confirmed, i0-wit:
Northeast quarter of section g 7. 30 Il. 10
cast and quarter section Z, I. 20 r. To-
cast and lying and being the County of
Choctaw. and State afore said, unless YOU be
and aprea- before a Eern of the Chaucery
Court II said county, to be held in the town Of
Lagrange, In the Court Houso, Of said coun-
~. on the first Monday in February A. d.
1873 to plead. answer or demur thereto the
same will be taken FOR confessed as 10 Won
Ordered. That the foregoing notice be post
ed the Court House door of said county
and be published in the Weekly Clarion a
newspaper Published in the City Of Jackson.
for four consecutive weeks.
A true copy
E. r. SEWARD Clerk.
MILDR0w, NASH & PINsoS, Solrs
Dec. II. lSl2w4w
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wAsn1Norox. D. c. Dec. 4 ls7a.

Judge Macarthur, of the Criminal Court,
has reversed his decision recently given
against a keeper of restaurant for his
reiusal.to entertain col0red men. He holds
that the proprietor OF hotel or restaurant
was the proper judge as 70 who was 10 be
received in his house.
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Or. u ~. H. Tut


Dear Sir Having used your liver Pills.
tud finding none that have done nav wife or
rs much good would like t. know
il they would q as vel North rs here.
intend @oing North in March and it they
v i'll have th5 same etiec5 rs in his climafe
want TO take them ON with ne. IIoPiug
% hear from N0u soon.
| remain vour ob't serv't.
Henry !. MILLS,
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From Coteman's Rural World.
Farmers Must Organize.

Nov that the great political contest IS
ended, and the eXcItemen that has recent
w pervaded the minds Of our people may
be expected TO cool down, and reason 10
resume her throne in the minds OF men,
we embrace this as a fitting opportunity
to again urge upon our agricultural
friends throughout Missouri TO organize
themselves into clubs and county socie-
ties for the purpose OF discussing the I'M
portant subjects so Immediately connected
with their interests and welfare as farmers:
The season Is now at hand when turner's
have comparative leisure for this purpose,
and to read up good agricultural books
aud agricultural papers, and Tor posting
| themselves up in the agricultural Htera-
ture of the day.
Let there not be continued occasion Tor
| it to be said: That farmers, as Il class, are
| behind the age in intelligence and sci
entiiic knowledge of their own pursuits;
that they are deficient IN life-liile inter
est aud heroic prosecution OF then B00le
calling; that they are content 10 Remain
,ne vassals and drudges OF the rest OF
mankind, that they have not lhe lntelli-
gence TO discern their just rights, nor the
maintain them against all opposition.
We know that 1t cannot be successfully
denied that ali this has been tbs case too
long, greatly to our own detrlmeut. and
that we are feeling the bitter conse-
quences of it to-day. We must recog-
ME this as an age of progress, ana OF
great competitive strife among al classes
for supremacy, except the farmers,
:; x x
What is the remedy for this state Of
things and the impending general ruin
that now stares Us III the face? 10 our
mind, but one course now appears feast
BILE, and that is to profit by the example
Of those other classes who combine 10 OPP
press decentralization and co-opera-
| ton.
Let the farmers organize clubs and
societies in every school district, township
and county in the State, and in every
state ofthe Union, to discuss the questions
| Of vital interst to them as tarmers-toen-
courage reading and the collecting and
diffusion of correct information on ali
subjects that Immediately interest them.
| Let all these clubs and societies be aux
Hilary to each other; let the smaller or
CARNATIONS be represented IN larger ones;
for instance, townships in a county organ
! izations, and counties III one for The
whole State, or in the State Board Of A9-
riculture The subordinate orginaza-
tions should meet at least once u month,
and the counties, say once quarter, and
the State annually There should be a
membership fee sufficient for the econo-
mical working Of the whole organization
h., II
CATION or bond of union, producing ira
ternal feeling, as kind OF guaranty for
perpetuation, the means or media OF
interesting social enjoyment and influence
as well as OF great practical utility
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GX- Men of BIsiness find the American
House Boston, their most convenient stop
Ing place With its new furnishing, cafe.
passenger elevator, telegraph, billiard hall,
etc, this hotel is second to none in New
England.
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VA ARRSEB>.

Near Bdie~viIle, on the 2lst of November
last. BIZ lie Rev. James W. Bates. Mr.. W. Il.
:. PElCE and Miss BETTY NEAL. All Of
PaEoi..
Attic resitcace of the brides father. on
the lIth duy ct November, by the Rev. G..
NJ l.. Al nudge. 3lR. Il. y. SIMMONS ana
Mss {. \. PHILLIPS. same county.
A. the residence OF the brides father, on
the 18Th dan OF November, BY the Rev, C.
H. L. Aldri64e, NJ. ". p. MUEPHEE and
Mss SAILI9 +. B&EDER. same county.
Near Yaz O City. Nov. 26gh. by Rev. DIR.
J. v Kerr Capt. X. VI. BUrLtR- OF New Or
leans, 10 II IS SARAH II. DUBUIsoN.
On Tuesliay, The 3 inst. by Rev. w. G
Ffilry. Ms CHAs. CARSON 10 Miss TALLULA
~UBER Of Eazp0 County,
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OFFICE AND POCKET
Maps Of Mississippi !!

DY request of Capt. I. S. Hardee will at
ID tend to the filing of orders for the Eli
ton OF his Map of Mississippi recently pub
lishei, and which embrace all The new Coun-
ties. section lines, etc.
The Office Map, rollers, price 500 is
more convenient for ready reference than the
large Map first published. SEN by Express
on receipf OF price, or c. o. u. with Express
charges added.
The Pocket Map, in stiff covers, price =.
will be sent by mail On receipt OF the Price
Address J. l.. POWER.
Jackson, Miss.
Dec. L, IS72-tf
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II aanoys your friends rs well as yoursel
You would like to get lid Of it, but scarcely
know what means TO adopt. We willie
you. Use die fragrant @0zO4Eont, it will
cleanse aud Dcan'ify your teeth, and leave
your breath pure.
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CAuTIoN.-Every genuine box Of Or.
McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the
signature of FLEMING BROS, and
their private United States Stamp
Rsg- S"Take no other" The market is
full Of limitations. may9w6m