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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-20
PRUsSTNG,S
CELEBRATED CIDER VINEGAR,

Warranted pure and to preserve pickles First pren
nm awarded at the U S. Fair, Illinois State Fair and
chicago City Fair. Largest works of the Kind in the
tritea States. CIAS. G. j.. PTsUSSIKG, 337, 800 and
IL T.tc street. Chicago Ask your grocer for it.
-slsD. a sii.cTb article Of White Wlae Vinegar.
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A NEW BOOK.

Mr. Huntington has had long experience 40 road
master, and has especially happy way of telling
what he knows His directions for laying track and
keeping it in good order most carefully given and
involve the mnutest details The book is exceeding
ly interesting and profitable reading for all who
in any way connected with railroad work, though it is
particularly intended to give to road and section
tiers information which they cannot otherwise obtain
except through long experience costly to themselves
and their companies.
1t is for the best interest of every Railroad compa-
ny that their employees be supplied with copies of
this book ........
Sent post paid, for 500; twelve copies, $1,000
Orders must be accompanied by the cash.
1.i rr. A. N. KELLOGG,
.. 63 South Canal Street, Chicago III.
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THE LATEST SwNDLE.-Certain sanctimonious
charlatans would fain persuade the world that diff
fusve stimulants have medicinal value, and that
detestable Stops, composed of gripping acids and
drastic purgatives are better toncs than the finest
vegetable Ingredients combined with the purest
and mellowest products of the still. But this sort
of thing won't go down. The stomach OF our
common sense rejects itas the physical stomach of
every with an undepraved palate rejects, with
loathng and abhorrence, the nauseous abominations
''free from alcohol" which Humbugs are trying TO
thrust down the Threats of Invads under
the pretense that the filth will do them good It
not likely that while Plantation Btters, the Stand
ard Tonic Of America is anywhere accessible such
well to pat the public on their guard against them.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-20

HoFMANN's Hop Pills cure Fever and Ague.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-20

CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE is the
most sure and complete preparation of its
kind in the world: its effects are magical. it,
character harmless, ITS tints natural It's qualities en-
during.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-20

GOLD BoNDs-Wedding Rings.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-20
The Middle Region Of Western Iowa.
DR.. WHITTIER. slz ST CHARLES STREET

Longest engaged and physician Of the age
Consultation or pamphlet free Call or write. 1851
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-20

w Directions accompany each bottl,
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ssr.&eatTons for Summer.

:. i-of great Importance that the system
Epu.3 hc in il vigorous condition when the
aa. weather commences. The effects OF Il
-B tempCratiure upon an euteebled frame
always more or less disastrous. The loss
! substance and the declension of nervous
ear, occdsioned by excessive heat, can
raiv DE com peusatcd by the active, health
al, auj regular exercise Of all the bodily
fsc.iun- by which the waste of nature is
rsp'yuished and the vital energies renewed.
4a great utility of IIostetter's Stomach
iueg, as means of toning, invigorating
.a4 ruguLHsiug the organs OF the body, IS
acknowledged. As IA tonic it
Stimulates the tagging appetite ana accel-
a,g- digestion; as a corrective iU neutral
s.- aciIity of the Stomach and relieves Hat
eucy; a- an Alternative and mild apperient
/ regulates the liver and the bowels; as an
MoJy0g it promotes tranquil sleep; as Il
Wholesome stjmulant it imparts firmness
aaJ elias tiyitE to the relaxed and trembling
nerves, and us "A blood depurent it purities
#e vital stream. The value OF such 4 spe-
elite Jo ihe weak ana debilitated IS beyond
aa estimate. TO invaiids wilted down by
a' satry AeaJ OF midsummer, iC is rs re
iir-alaE aud yi,alizing As the cool night
oew yJ She -uu-Scorchcd flowers. Compo-
+ ot vegetable clements only, with ba-
ss ut pure dDusiye stimulaut. it is safe and
.Aata5ie as we'll as medicinal. In fever
Ani ague districts, and wherever the natu-
l conditions are conducive to epidemic
.gl-g, iJ is considered the best safeguard
--ttast malarjous Infection, and the speed
.~- remedy Tor intermittent ana rcmttent
leyer~
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THE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE.--1h Augusta
Exchange was formally opened Wednesday,
the 9th inst. The design IS TO create board
there expressly for the sale of Southern
stocks bonds and securities. The design is
sustained by the fact that there are but one or
two informal boards in all of the South, and
at none of them is there the regular call OF
Southern securities contemplated al Augusta
The accumulations that formerly sought in
vestment in slaves now demand other outlets.
must continue to do so, and viii originate new
enterprises with the greater prosperity OF the
country. The cotton business that = now
ira nsacted in New York, 1t is claimed, can be
better transacted where the cotton Is, while
the commissions and brokerage paid by Au-
gusta to New York any single yearwould sup
port the Augusta Exchange for i've, and leave
Southern capital for home use Then more ex-
act statistical information Will be collected,
and individuals will be better informed. The
grain and produce business Is connected with
that of stocks and cotton. The plan Is com
prehensive one, and seems to be vigorous ly
seconded. but the market report names OF only
FIVE city and railway stocks.
The above is taken from the Philadelphia
North American, one of the leading journals
of the United States We are gratified that it
has noticed our enterprise in 80 kind man
ner but al the same time wish to correct one
error into which the North American has fai-
len. On the 6th-the day OF the opening Of
the Exchange-the machinery had not COM
menced working smoothly; nearly the entire
day was consumed in discussion, and but lit
tie business was transacted. Since that time
there has been great change. A good busl-
ness is transacted there every day, and more
than one hundred securities arc called every
morning Augusta tGa-) Chronicle Sentinel.
July2sw&w2w@
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Rounded ON a Rock THE dfsap~
pointed adventures who have from time To-
time attempted to run their worthless uo-
tlons against DRAKE's PLANTATIONS BFTrrRe
VOW that they cannot understand whaf
foundation there is for its amazing pnnu-
Iarify. The explanation is simple enough.
The reputation of the world-ren0svBsetl tom
&c y founded upon rock the Rock IN Ex
PklIfNcE. All its ingredients are putc anu
wholesome How, them could trieLs.-rs
anu cheats expect TO rival it with com
pounds of chealldruss aud refuse liquor. or
win Iqu'fhss trash ~ a state Of acetous
Fermentation" 80 course the charlatans
nave cotft- - Z ieI. Their little game has
ialied' Their contempt Ior the sagacity of
,.e u. immunity has been titly punished
oe IN fair way of eventually superseding
every other medicinal preparation included
IN me class 10 which il belongs. In every
'2'ate una Territory of the Union it is. to-
DAY, the accepted specific for nervous debfl-
ny, dyspepsia, fever and ague, rheumatism.
ani all ailments involving a deficiency of
vital power.
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Closing Exercises OF $G. .SO>eph'S
school.

school.
Upon last Tuesday St. Joseph's School for
-ir', and boys. which is under the charge of
.1e Sisters of Mercy. was closed with the
a~uaI cNhibition There was a large atten-
dance of patents and the friends of the
school who were delight with the eNerci-
ses. This school was opened about eighteen
months ago, and is now one OF the institu-
aouS of oar city. II cannot tail To prosper
Had we been advised OF the time appoin ted
let the closing exercises, we certainly would
aaye put in an appearance. and enjoyed and
reported the interesting occasion. FROM
t1e Pilots account We extract The following ::
BY way o concluding the exercises. Rev
rather PichcriJ arose aud said be could not
u the audience depart without thanking
laeu for their kindness in attending and
1He interest they had manifested in the eX-
cses: and neither could he let the scholars
-p without thanking them IN his own ana
OH behalf Of the audience for the genuine
Pleasure 8ud agreeable aud innocent enter
tatnWalt they had afforded. And lastly,
LAt the thanks of all were emIHentlY due
:" lat good sisters in charge o! the school,
II "Hose unremirting labor care and watch
i3lhc,> was due the advancement, good
1Nt'iUct and proficiency of the children
AAeirs was labor which had 40 ending !;
.delF lives We're devoted 60 IL, aud although
ale1 expected 40 reward in tins world. II
was well that the friends of the school
s9ould show their appreciation by giving
tHe sisters all the sympathy and encourage
~ M mr. in their power, whenever needed
1he entertainment of the evening had dem
@hstrated the necessity for larger school
building, and it was probable that steps
would be taken this fall for the erection OF
one suitable for the growing necessiti of
me city-when the friends ofa school which
would combine the most thorough instruc-
ton in all branches, together with a vene-
ration for religion and the love of God
@o9ld have an opportunity to testify their
laIth by their works."
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| LIVER
4 DISEASE,
Hardee's New Map
M SIPPI.

WNCLUDING all the New Counfies created
III by the Legislature Of Is7Ol7l, and em-
bodyiug "A the Sectional lines and Sectional
Numbers in every Township of the State
which is a new and valuable feature, never
before embodied in any State Map.
The author has discarded the old Edition,
and gone 70 very great expense in having thc
whole work re-engrayed in the most superior
manner; and the Map now in course OF pub
LEGATION and TO be ready for delivery by the Il
July, will certainly be the most elaborate
State Map ever Published in this country.
Active and energetic Agents are wanted in
every county, and they viii find profitable
employment in eanvassing for this work
Orders for the Map are now solicited, and
they will be filled in the order received.
Price Ten Dollars, which may be sent with
the order, or Map be sent O. q. ID.
Parties having the old edition Of Hardee
Map will receive the new edition at liberal
discount on sending the old map free OF ex-
pense, TO the undersigned.
Address ,.
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In the active pursuit of pleasure or gain,
the inestimable blessing of health is too Of
ten forgotten, until disease is firmly seated,
ana the fact only realized by great bodily
and mental suffering. The Liver is the
vulnerable point in most persons, and the
disarrangement of the organ involves al
most the whole system; hence the reason
why under Liver disease there if euuhera-
ted such a number OF afIlictions, and We
claim the Simmons Liver Regulator to be
a remedy for them all.
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SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-A frst-class
school for boys is one of the greatest wants
oi lie city OF jackson. This want has been
leiI ana talked about for several years. 1t
l. h'%i Time that something was being done,
ana IL Is with great pleasure that we COM
ply with request to give notice to all the
friends Of education in this city to meet for
consultation in the Senate Chamber, next
Saturday evening at ) O'Clock Now is the
Tune to take action. \ first class BOYS
school can be put in operation this fall, If
our citizens will do their duty
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DO not Storm the System, when
disorlered, with violent cath1rtics that rack
and tear and weaken the unfortunate inval-
id, thereby assisting the complaint, whatev-
er it may be, to PROSTATE the vitality which
is the natural antagonist of disease. Tone
the stomach, relieve the bowels, regulate
the liver, and refresh the nerves with
Iarrant's Effryescent Sltzer Aperient
when the first symptoms OF illness are ex-
perienced. more delightful effervescent
draught is not to be found among our
thirst-quenching summer beverages, and a
more potent remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, constipation. nervous headache, collie
aud general debility, does not exist. Sold
by all druggists.
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DIED.

After protracted and painful Illness, in
Iazoo City, June 25th, 1872, w. II. II. NYE,
son of n q. Nye, Esq, in his 32d year.
In the town of Sardis. Miss, on the 9th
ult., WILLIE, infant son of james Ii. and
Mamie X. Watson.
This was their first born and only child,
sprightly and beautiful. We tender our
heartfelt coincidence to the bereaved, and
offer the consolation uttered by the blessed
Saviour when he said: ''Suffer little children
to come unto me, and forbid them not, TOR
of such is the Kingdom of Heaven."-Inde-
pendent South.
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ssSYMPFOMS

alternating with lax. The
with pain, and dull, heavy
cradle loss Of memory, accom-
ful sensation of having left &
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4. H E&EBEEE. Agent at jackson.
Junell ,w3w
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LIGHT! LIGHT. HHGEHEy.
1he mississippi EkydrO-CarbOn
e.ls L.IgIal ComRanX.

4 RE now prepared to erect their machines
~ III Hotels, Churches, Public Buildings
and Private Houses, throughout the State of
Mississippi
These machines are automatic and furnish
a light Of 90 candles power cost Of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from to 500 lights They occupy little space
"A twenty light machine being about the size
of whisky barrel They are perfectly safe,
and the light both in quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas
They are now exhibition at the Compa-
nys Works in Jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets, and in Canton, at Wolf &
Mayors, Merchant 5 Exchange
Send for Circulars and you will buy a ma
chine and avoid the dangers and incc-, ven
fences of coal oil and bad gas
J. GREEN, President
uIy20 7lw1y JOS KAUFMAN. Snp't
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AhlS Institution is intended 10 facilitate
=, - Transactions in COTTON. GRAIN and
FhoD ~ IoF immediate and future delivery.
ana specially for the purchase and sale Of
noI IhEhN SECURITIES. 4 daily call is
Hade oI All the leading Securities Ia the States
Of virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida. Mis-
sIssIPpi, Louisiana, Texas aud Arkansas en-
STATE BONDS.
CITY BONDS.
RAILWAY BONDS.
RAILWAY SHARES,
MANUFACTURING
SHARES, &c.
The undersigned members Of the AUGUSTA
EACHANdE, solicit orders tobuy or sell any
thing IN the above line
'" 5 RoBERTs, Of Roberts Morris & Shiv-
C. b. Bacon, Cotton Commission Merchant
JohS L. fLEAAlNG, Cotton Broker for An
H. F. RussFLI. of Russau 4 pattar
A. A. BEALL, OF Beall Spears 4 Co
kers)
W. DANIEL, Of Daniel & Hill
Z: II. PHISIZY, of c. H. Phinizy & Co
W. II. WARREN of Warren. Wallace & CO.
A. 2. BoGGs, Broker.
w F. HERRING. of Claghorn, Herring & Co.
ToTS + p Rr d, CtARk Ga, Of J. NJ Clark s Go.
H. H. HICKMAN, President Savings Bank
and Graniterille Factory
Z. A. ROWLAND, Commission Merchant
W. NJ READ, of Franklin, Read & Co
ALFRED BAKER, President National Ex-
change Bank.
A. NJ. JACKSON, Commission Merchant.
NJ y Down, OF NJ. q Dowd & Co
p. j.. CoHES, of John j Cohen & Sons.
w T.. JACKSON, President OF National Bank
Of Augusta and Augusta Factory.
y Il. BARRETT, of Barrett 4 CasweH.
NJ T. SrovALL, Cotton Factor and Commits
sion Merchant
Gro. X. SIBLEY, of Sibley & Sons
w. L. WIRELESS, of Wheeless & Co.
.. NJ. SToNE, of Isaac T Heard * Co.
g. A. ALLEN, Of Walker q Allen.
J. NJ. BURDELL. Commission Merchant
}. }. PEARCE, of J. J. Pearce, Butler & Co.
A. PoULLAIN, of Poullain s DAWSON
: GEORGE T. JACKSON, Of George I. jackson s.
W. c. SIBLEY. of Dunbar s SibIey. and
President of Langley Manufacturing Com
Dany.
J. J. DouGnrY, Cotton Commission Mer-
:hant.
W. G. SANDERS, of Inman 4 Sanders
W. ii. HOWARD, Of W. H. Howard 4 Son
+. L. CLAYTON, of i. F. Clayton 4 Co.
Il. W. HEARD, of S. d. Heard x Son
VI. |. BRANCH, Of Branch, Scott 4 Co.
} B. DOUGHERTY, of Bones Brown Il Co.
THos. i. STovALL, Of StovaI Y Hull
X. II. MAY of r. H. Nav & Co
J. o. MATHEwsoN Tobacco, Cotton Goods
md General Produce Merchant
Il. J. DozIER, of Dozier & Walton
Il. Z. CURRY, Banker and Broker
JAMES a. GRAY, of James A. GRAY & Co
l.. J. MILLER, of J. f. & l.. j. Miller
+. A. TIMBERLAKE, of Ramey < Timberlake |
THos NJ. JACKSON, of Cox. Jackson < Co
CT. WILLIAM of Branch Sons Y Co.
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How 10 Speculate Successfully
Member Of the n. z. Stock Exchange,
Randall -. Foote'- Financial
MsmmnhIcl

Contains some sensible advice on tho subicsL
as it is based upon common sense principles
which an experience Oi many years hs q mpm-
Der Of the Gold Board aud New York Stock
Exchange has fully corrob0rated
Sent free on application, by letter or oter-h
wise, Of
RANDALL II. FOOTE & co.
70 Broadway and 10 New street, NewYork.
mayo 72wly
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SIMMONS

LIVER DISEASE and lndiges-
ton prevail 10 greater extent n
than probably any other maladN y
and relief is always anXlously y
sought after. II the Liver
is regulated in its action, =
health is almost Invariably y
secured. Want Of action ~ or
in the Liver causes Head Blues,
ache, onstipation, Jaun - aud H
dice Pain in the Shoul- AG@ huud l.ed
ders Cough, DizzI- A~/ other -ymp-
ness, Sour Stomach, EES = toms ~ hi ch
Bad Taste in the ATA SIMMONS LIV-
Mouth. Bilious IN = Err REGULATOR
attacks Palpi- r. rs the best Remedy
tation of the /AA that has ever been
Heart, De- ZA discovered. d. acts
preston ~ mildly, ctectuaIIy,
Of Spir- " ~ aud. being simple
its ~ vegetable pound, can
DO no injury II Is harm
less iu every way. b has
hecn used for Forty Years,
and hundreds of the good
and great from all parts ~
the country viii youch for i's
n virtues.
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TIME PENITENTIARY having changed
Lessees, is now in successful operation
again.
All kinds of work will be well done and
promptly. Grist Mill and Planning Mill IN
operation every day.
z. A. PHILIPS, Superintendent
iuneAwAawtf for Lessees.
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PzEs0EhL.-We have been placed un-
obligations by Supervisor James viii
s. o. tui- district Of Kinds county, for
f.. tour-e-ies. He Is always willing to
resent, the interests Of his constituency
He Board Of Supervisors, without regard
--L--.
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FENIALE COLLEGE,
OXFORD. MISS.
REV. G. H. BELL, D. PREsrDEN

REV. c. II. BELL, d. D., President.
This Institution offers to the educating pub
lie the following advantages
Thoroughness of instruction IN Literature
and Sciences-Free Classical Course with
Latin Diploma for proficiency, superior train.
ing in Oil Painting, Drawing, Ornamental
Branches, Art Literature, French and Music,
TpstrnmpntaI and Vocal Constant care OF
the health. bappiness and social culture OF
eacb nuniI Religious and moral counsel
daiIv administered by the President Fare
plentiful and well prepared. Boarding pupils
enjoy the unprecedented privilege Of studying
in their own rooms bv good fires: health OF
the locality such to promote physical az
we'll as mental development
Apply for Catalogue. decZJtf
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nx.-Erery genuine box Of Dr.
zs.- LIVER PILLS bears The
.,ra FLEMING BROS, and
.rieste United States Stamp.
..t,..a mo- other" The market Is
,a.ratiau-. nay9w6m
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HNHE NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
Il of this School will begin on the
First Monday Of October next
1t is conceded that no School South OF the
Potomac now enjoys reputation for all that
makes a school equal to that of Summeryllle
Institute.
The buildings are ample all newly and
neatly finished. Only two students occupy a
room, and every room has a fire place. The
lovu ion is retired, mountainous and a. healthy
a the Blue Ridge.
Seventy-six students viii be received, and
applications should be made early TO secure a
place.
The charges are One Hundred and Twenty
Five Dollars for Twenty Wccks-payable IN
advance.
For particulars or for Catalogues address
THOS. >. GA1HRiGIIT,
Principal.
Julv T I87ltf GholsOn l.. q. Miss.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO THE
Married, or those about to bt
Married.

Dr. A. NJ. Maurieeau, author Of THE MAR
KlED WOMAN s PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
fANioN fof which over n million copies
nave been disposed since first published in
IS4Sl desires 10 state that he remains at same
oiiice as for upwards of twenty years, where
MS well-known aud celebrated remedies. hav-
ing proved 50 reliable and efficient fer all these
years. can be obtained
70 the weakly, siekly. debilitated wife or
mother, orthe husband PROSTATE in his health
manly vigor and energies, those suffering
from indiseretions of youth or premature old
age, Dr. Mamieeau especially recommends
Z ffF .f
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FTNHE AMERICAN STANDARD BILLIARD
Il TABLES-PHELAN & CoLLENDERs NEW
DEsIGS-Patented June 9th, lS4l-for sale
Also, Second d-hand Tables and all kinds of
BILLIARD GOODS al reasonable prices.
Billiard Tables cut down and repaired.
Send yeur orders 10
CHARLES LACOUME,
Proprietor 81. Charles Billiard Saloon,
marlw3m New Orleans.
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p..ri-- -orrHEEN-MADE GINS. At
orpIautar- IL called to Tie ADVERTISE
.tsl Nh. O.. ". Truchcart, Of Memphis,
.. IS n0. only prepared to fill orders Ton
..fgad.e Gins, bat also the Steam En-
... aud Machinery made by Talbot &
r. Richmond.
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CITATION.
New Sereis, No. 145.
john CLEARY, +, ,-ooot;o,, ho
DAVID FLAxARY. Ex'tr. fore the Clerk
of Curan deceased ct al.
OanceIy Court, 1st District, Kinds County
HPON opening the Complainant's BILL and
- it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk, that David Flannery, one of the de-
PENDANTS, Is not a citizen Of the State of Mis-
sissippi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be executed against him; Therefore, it is or
dered that he enter his appearance herein on
or before the 81 Monday in August next, at
Rules before the Clerk, and plead answer or
demur to complainants bill, or the several al
legations thereof viii be taken for confessed
to him.
1t is further Ordered, That copy of this
order be published in the WEEKLY CLARION,
newspaper. published in the city Of jackson,
once week for one month, and that the Clerk
mail copy of this order 10 Flannery.
MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk.
By CHAs CLARK, D. G.
J. A. Brown, Solicitor for Complainant.
JEne13 w5t
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State Female College
Near MEMPHIS, TENN.
REV. c. COLLINS, d. D., PRESIDENT.
Assisted by
Twelve Professors and Teachers.

TINIIE distinguishing features of this lnsti-
tuition are. Superior Buildings, with Spa
cious Rooms. Public and Private; Good Order
and Discipline; Parental Government; Thor
oughness IN all Branches-LIterary, Selentihc
and Ornamental Moral and Religious Train
ing; General Harmony-productlv OF habits
Of Study and CheerfuIness; and comparative
cheapness for advantages enjoyed.
Total Expenses, per Session of Five -
Months .-....- -.....-......-.... $Ioo W
This includes Board, Furnished Room,
Washing, Fuel, Light, Physicians Fees, Nqrs-
ing and Medicines, and Tuition in all the Lit
erarv and Scientific Studies, viz: English
French. Latin, Greek, and Singing in Classes
Very superior advantages in the Depart
ments of Music, Painting Drawing, etc.
Fall Session begins second Monday in Sep
tember. 1871 Spring Session begins second
Monday in JaBaary, 1878.
For further Information address the Presi-
dent, or
A. II. M. BMZMENs
July 9w6t Secretary
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rm BROOKS PEEss.-Capt. G. D.
....srra. vl1 has the right for the un-
r.I Brooks cotton Press for this State,
F. a.lI, tIle attention Of planters to its
oa9a qualities, in an advertisement
..l .nrfar. iu this issue. Send to him
circular, before purchasing other