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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-01-11

For Justices Of the Peace, Clerks,
Sheriff., Lawyers, Merchants
and Planters.

The following Blanks are kept regularly
on sale at The CLARION OFFICE. Others
will be added as the demand may seem TO
justify. Orders filed promptly by mail on
receipt Of the price. or by Express c. o. d.
liberal deduction where Blanks are
ordered by the ream. Parties ordering
from the following list, may give the num-
Der at the beginning of the line. The price
is One Dollar per qulre. The figures nj the
end of each line give the number Of Blanks
TO each quire.
No. Justice 5ummons-4s.
2-Justice Subpena-4s.
3-Mittimus, or Commitment-4S.
4-Afldavit before Justice for Bench
Warrants.
5-Justice Bench Warrants.
G-Affidavit for Search Warrants.
7-Search Warrant aud Return-4s.
s-Bond to answer In Circuit Court
-4S.
9-Afidavit for Peace Warrants.
lO-Bond to Keep the Peace-4s.
II-Afiidavit and Bond for Attachment
IA.
l2-Attachment Writ-2G
I3-AGidavit and Bond for Appeal-2i.
l4-AGidavit In Replevin before Jus
tice--4S.
I5-Writ OF Replevin--4s.
le-Afiidavit for and Distress Warrant
IA.
I7-Justice Appeal BOnd--ls.
Is--Justice Execution-N.
l9-Unlawful Entry and Detainer-2l.
20--Affldavit for GarnIshment--4s.
2l--Justice GarnishmeBt-4s.
22-Garnishment, by Circuit Clerk
49,
23-Afidavit before Justice-for gem
eral use-4s.
24-Circuit Court Summons-2l.
25-Circuit Court Execution-24.
26-Chancery Govt InJunction.-2A.
27-CnancerY Injunction Bond-A.
2s-Recognizsnce on Indictment by
Grand Jury-24
29-SheriGrs Sale, form tor general
purposes-24.
3O-Onicial Bond for state. County or
Municipal oficers-24.
3l---ExecutOr's Bond, Oath and letter.
PA
32-Guardian's Bond, Oath and Letter.
"a.
33--Administrator' Bond, Oath and
Letters--2l.
34-Commission for Dower--2i.
35-Coutract for share OF Crop-2i.
36--Contract for Wsges-2l.
s7-Mortgage 10 Secure Advance. n
Planters-2l.
3S--Merchants' Lien and Mortgage,
Securing Existing Indebtedness
and Future Advances-2I.
39--Landlords' Mortgage Lien, for
Rent Money--4.
40-Landlords' Mortgage Lien for
Share OF Crop--24.
4l--Deed OF Trust for Rent and Sup
plies--24.
42-Deed Of Trust TO Secure Advances
by Merchants--24.
43-Deed Of Trust, for general purpo-
ses-4.
44--Warranty Deed-24.
al6fsoad overseer-2l
Masonic Blanks aud Blank Books always
on hand, for Lodge, Chapter, Council and
Commandery.
SPECIAL BLANKS
Printed to order, at short notice.
DGISSISSIPPI MANUAL
OF Legal and Business Forms-3rd Edition,
Price ~. Contains Forms for Magistrates,
County Officers Business Men Generally ;
Constitution Of State and United States ;
Chancery Rules and Forms; Directory Of
the Courts, Statistics. etc.
At Address,
POWER 4 BARKSDALE,
Jackson, Mississippi.
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Mr.. Gibbs moved 70 refer them 10 the Ju-
ciary Committee. Carried.
Mr. Warner moved that the message APP
proving certain bills be referred To the Ju-
ciary Committee. Carried.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Sullivan: Resolved, That the
Committee on Contingent Expenses be re-
quested TO examine into the books. accounts
etc.. of the late SeTgeant-at-Arms of the
Senate. ard make report as TO the amount
of stationery on hand at the adjourn
ment of the last Legislature. and how
much Is at present on hand; and also
a general report as to what articles ana
amounts OF stationery are necessary. and
that the committee be authorized to TN
power the present Sergeant-at-Armsuo sup
ply any deficiency existing Adopted.
[Oficial. JOSEPH LEMLY,
Senate then adjourned.
Secretary of the Senate.
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..,ne Annual communication.

The Masonic Grand Bodies will meet at
Holly Springs this month-the Grand Chap
ter commencing on thursday, 18th, to be
followed by Grand Council and Grand Com
mandery. The Grand Lodge will open on
Monday, nd. From a letter just received
from Bro. Jas. IT. FAINT Junior Grand
Warden, we quote: "Our committees Will
be on hand at the depot and also at the hall,
to receive the Brethren on their arrival
We believe we will be able to attend the
Grand Lodge handsomely. At all events,
we extend To all cordial welcome. and hope
to see full attendance"
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Annual Returns.

The Secretaries and Recorders of Snbor-
dinate Bodies are fraternally urged to trans
nit their Annual Returns immediately to
the Grand Secretary. He will be at his
office i'm jackson until the 10th inst, from
that date until the 9th, he will be at Holly
Springs 1t is important that returns be
received and statistics recapitulated for the
Annual Reports to the Grand Bodies
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AZ the 9th Louisiana State fhir he.d a.
New Orleans, on tbe 18th day 9f Sos. le.l
Coleman Corn WILLS
we're awarded he First Premium over aU
other competitors. These mills have beoa aa
long and favorably known throughout tIH
Southern States thst commentator H"eaH
almost unuoccasary
dec i5-w-2w
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Dental Gard.

nR. KNAPP has opened h.t 0aics in hrIls
- heimer'a building, noarly opposite ha
nerth wing Of the Capitol
Having had an experience of twthfy-aFe
years Ia the practice Of bic profess ou, aut
being provided with hll modern Improvement
la the dental art, he solicIta Che patronage of
those who desire the most rfnftgf nEhrhL
ornnAfgtNa fHHHHkUwII
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MARRWEn.

On the 2Sth OF December. in Jefferson
county. Miss by Rev. A. L. Treviiion, Rev.
FL. B. TREvILIoN to Miss ALICE .. NARDk-
MAN, both of Jefferson county.
At the Orphans Home, Dec: 24th, by the
Rev. J. B. Hamberlin, A. III. HARRIS, of
Jackson. Miss, to MISS TExTE Cook, of
Waco Democrat, Port Gibson Standard
and West Albanian, please copy.
On the 2Oth Of December, by Rev, a. p.
Stewart. Mr.. s. w. SIDES, formerly or y ack-
SON. Miss, to Miss FLORENCE A.. daugntef
Of theiate Rev. J. r. Lambuth. of Madison
county, Miss.
Brandon Republican please copy.
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We take pleasure in calling attention
10 the Dental card OF DR.. Knapp. lie Is Nh
old citizen OF Jackson, and favorably known
all over the State as dentist Of unrlvalled
skill. We welcome him back 10 his old
homo
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WARNER
SMYTH, Committee.
DUNCAN,
1srRoDUcrIox OF RESOLUTIONS.

BIZ Mr.. Smith Resolved. That a COM
mittee OF three be appointed to inquire into
and ascertain the Indebtedness TO the State
by the tax collectors of the several counties
thereof reporting to this body as early as
practicable. names and amounts due from
each for the years 1868 1869, 1870 and 1871.
Also what steps, if any have been taken to
Iecovpr the same, and if any person SO in
default is now holding any Office CT prOi.-
or trust In yiolasion OF the provisions OF the
Constitution. Adopted.
The above resolution was amended by
making Committee five instead OF three,
and this resolution as amended was adopted.
The President appointed. in accordance
with the resolution, the following commit
tee: Messrs- Smith, Stone, Little, Caldwell
and Cassidy.
By MIR. Duncan: That committee Of
three he appointed to ascertain what
amount of credits has been claimed by the
Sheriffs of the several counties Of the State,
on public lands held by the State. for taxes,
and what amount of claims have been al
lowed By the Auditor Of Public Accounts,
and credited to said Sberiffs, for the fiscal
year Of 1870; and that the Auditor ofPublic
Accounts be required to furnish such In
formation TO said committee, ms may be In
his ONCE. Adopted. 80
The President appointed as such commit
Zee, Messrs. Duncan, Morgan and Allen.
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Mechanics and Citizens uee4ing


An adjourned meeting of the mechanics
and citizens generally of the city of Jack
son, was held in the Hall of the House of
Representatives on Wednesday evening,
January 81, 1872, Gen. f. Stafford in the
chair
The Chairman, in brief but pertinent
speech, explained the objects of the meet
ing to the members of the Legislature pres
ent, and called their attention to the imper-
alive necessity ofremoving the Penitentiary
from its present location, in view of its cir
cumscribed limits.
Capt. Fitzgerald, Chairman of the Com
mittee appointed at the last meeting to me-
morialize the Legislature on the subject of
removing the Penitentiary, stated that
owing to a combination of causes they had
not been able to give the matter the atten-
ton which its Importance demanded, and
therefore were not ready to report.
The following resolution was offered by
Captain Fitzgerald:
Resolved, That it is che sense of this meet
ing that the State Penitentiary be removed
from its present location outside OF the linn
its of the city of Jackson, to some point
hereafter to be designated, and that the
labor of the convicts be shaped III such
direction that it will not come in direct
competitions with the products OF the labor
of the honest artisan and mechanic.
On motion of Capt, Barksdale, d. Shelton
was added to the Committee.
Stirring and appropriate speeches were
made by Gen. Wharton, David Shelton,
Esq, Rev. DR.. Hunter and Judge Anderson.
Capt. Fitzgerald introduced the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted ::
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn un-
til to- morrow evening at O'clock, and that
his Excellency Gov. Powers and Senator
Alcorn be requested to attend and address
the meeting on the Penitentiary question.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
f STAFFORD Chm n
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bishop Greens Appointments

vicksburg Jan All q 9Th, 1877
Diamond Place, Jan. llth
Pori Gibson. Jan 18Th tsl7l
Epiphany
Rodney, Jan. l9th.
Church Hill, Jan. 18th 70 23i
Washington, Jan. 10Th.
hatcher Jan. 9th 10 8Oth
Woodville, Feb. 81 10 9th.
Liberty, Feb. 9th, p. AZ.
summit, Feb. sth OH and 18th Ordination.
Osyka, Feb. 10th and llth.
Brookhaven, Feb. 18th.
Wesson, Feb. 10th.
Ha1lehurst, Feb. 18th and 18th
Crystal Springs, Feb. 18th and 10th
Terry, Feb. I'D.
H MY 1r0Ve' Feb. 28d 10 9Th
Bovina, Feb. 18th.
yieksburg, Feb 18th p NJ and March lst -. n
Raymond March "a p. N. and 3tAM
Clinton, March 3D. Pm.
Jackson, March 4th.
Brandon, March 9th.
Canton, March 9Th.
lazoo City, March Sth 10 l0tA
Kirkwood, March 18th
Calvary. NJ ,-.t -. ~,
Acona, n 80" D." -
Walden,
Winona, March 23d
Grenada, March 24th 70 18th (Conrocauoul
Charleston, March 29th 10 3lsl
Pamela, April LIST
Sardis, April ID 10 4th
Como, April 9th and 9Th
Senatobia, April 9Th
fernando, April llth TO 18th
Davis Mill, April 10th.
Lamar, April 18th and 18th.
Early Grove, April 10Th and 2lst
Oxford, April oath to 18th.
Water Valley, May "a 10 9th
Holly Springs, May 9Th 70 l2th-Couneil
For the Parishes TO be visited after "Coun-
eil, appointments will be made in due time.
At each place a contribution will be eHs
pected in behalf Of Missions within the
Diocese and il is earnestly hoped that they
will, in every case, prove worthy Of the giver,
as well as Of tho object for which they are
needed. W. NJ. GREEN.
january lst. 1872.
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Mr. EDITOR: The extract in THE CLAIR
h from the Goodman Star, in reference to
II Rev, r. 5. Clarke and other ministers
IA their families, on their way to Montana,
wing perished in tie snow and freeze of
me weeks past, is an error as to the names
the parties | have letter from the
". ]. T. Curtiss, written from Helena,
Oulana, Dec, 10th, 1871, in which es
n he and the Rev. T. w. Flowers, and
VII families, reached Helena on the even
i Of the ID, and that the Rev. r. 8.
nke and his family reached there on the
enng of the 4th of December. They had
hazardous trip, but got through safely.
key we're all suffering from colds, but
sherwise were doing well.
These gentlemen have many friends in
is State, and the insertion of this note in
bar widely circulated paper, may relieve
er minds as they may have seen the ex-
bet from tie Star.
ii. II. MONTGOMERY.
Tsetsnn Ion 9Th
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The secret of CaptIvation.---Fes

The Secret of CapffVafsOn.---Fea ca
lures of Grecian mould, well-turned neck
and beautifully rounded arms, are no doubt
very nice things to have, and ladies who
possess these charms have reason to be
thankful to Mother Nature; yet, after all,
the most captivating of all womanly charms
is pure, fresh and brilliant complexion.
This superlative fascination any lady may
secure by using HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
the standard beautifying preparation of the
present age. 1t differs from all ordinary
cosmetics in three most essential particulars,
inasmuch as it contains no injurious ingre-
dients, does not contract or shrivel the skin
as all the astringent ''blooms, ''lotiOns" and
"powders" eventually do, but produces a
lasting loneliness by improving the health
of the skin Under its operation the tex
ture of the epidermis becomes finer, and the
surface soft as velvet and smooth as pUrce-
lain. Features cannot be changed, but COM
plexiOns can, and it is quite certain that a
lady with no other charm than fresh and
rosy complexion, will attract more admira-
ten in company than her nei9hbor- with a
classic face but sallOw skin.
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Infants Wardrobe " B.
FOR 800.


The whole or any single article ofiha above
OutGt may be had upon Application ur VIII
BE- sent by express, g. %. D. Every article a
made In tie best manner and from Ih. bc4t
materials. Directions for uoll-mcnauremrrt
together with list of articles in wardrobe
"a for $40 and &c for fl25, sent By mail Boz
dnairad
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Our talented and genial friend, DIR.
John d. Woods, formerly of the Scooba
Spectator, has assumed editorial charge OF
the Weekly Times, Glasgow, KY We very
gladly comply with a request to y.
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We had fraternal call this week from
our distinguished Brother, Chas. T. Murphy,
of Durant.
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MILLINERY a DREss-5lAiSIN0.
MISS FULLY,
30 door below u. .. -.

state Street. JACKSON. MISS.
ID EsPECTF ULLY invites tho attention 0i
II Of the Ladies' OF Jacksou ~ hur Choice
Stock OF
Fall aud Winter millinery.
n0- Dresses made in tho newest styles
will guarantee perfect hp uei' ulhwam
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CoRREcTIoN.-The Pilot, in its issue
of Tuesday last, in speaking of the city
election which came off the day before,
says: Therefore, the Board of Mayor and
ssAldcrmen for the ensuing year will be :;
etc.
This is a mistake. The officers elect are
in for two years. The next city election
will be the first Mondayjn January, 1873.
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Still Another Outrage.

becomes our duty, as journalists, to
Foalce the Preparation of another out
y upon the people and the taxpayers of
community by the so called officials.
fnng the epidemic which prevailed here
summer, Mr.. Hugh Pierce, gentleman
Intelligence and worth, who was much
peeted and loved in this community, and
. held the position of Principal of the
nc male school of this city, was taken
ID our midst by the hand of death. Upon
creation of the Vacancy in the position
"h he held, the so called Board of School
ee'ors imported a carpet-bagger named
age 70 be Principal of the above men
D'd school, and also female named Miss
rton' for his assistant. Who this man
age Is, aud what he is, no one knows;
We nave it from good authority that he
gus N abusing AMI ridiculing the South
People. Is this man to teach the youths
- community, when there are so many
"a Ell gentlemen and ladies in our midst
would gladly accept the position
board OF School Directors should re-
tney can no better respect the wish.
ne respectable citizens of this eommu-
ihey have in reality DO moral right
'a,r places. They were appointed by
luu Mayor and Aldermen who were
eu 70 gubernatorial appointment for
M, PpO''tions, and not to the peoplerand
uoW give the Board of Mayor and
,sl luen' who are of the people, the power
proper Board of School Directors.
wiz net do this, they should at least
'u's Fellow Savage, who, after having
puoilely caned upon our streets, is
"a NOT to be a suitable person to teach
s1ureh Of gentlemen, out of the posi-
4'nOlds, and place gentleman, known
sucn' IN it. Besides, there are large
young ladies in this community
aipetent to fill the position of assist
sasher, and one of them should be Sc
-i'f that position.
sulens want no carpet baggers,
'rom the devil knows where, to ed
~. ~elr children; and if they are true
'eiVes' and we believe they are, they
II that they have no such.
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All OF the above articlel tlamfraird HaIIs.
cred AZ the Y. and NJ. Railroad Depot. AIrsa-
burg Miss, ~ The prices weui.0Htd. AT. sr.
ders promptly attended o..
We are making GRAIN uHI speciality
" Med MEGDLII a. CN.
fan6 "A kswlt
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see In the Vicksburg Herald a
al. irpm this place, which, speaking
L. eceht election, says: No political
were involved" While that may be
~ 'af as the success or defeat of nei-
% ACT would not have affected the poll
/, 'ne state or the Union, yet had Mr..
|uat e0" elected Mayor, Republican
an M a moderate one) would have held
~ while a. 1t Is, Mr.. Smith is known
ty to be one of the most uncom-
n As opposers of that party. And
II, aerman elect Is a Conservative. We
~, 1e Herald will require its SPECIAL to
~. WAT is meant by s.n0 political
Ses were involved 9n
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. --antinn on the municipal election

~. civ, the Aberdeen Examiner says:
W. for the old Capital 1t is not yet
LIED by the vultures that military
bemol ,,s,,rpatioiI have assem- bled within
fuie, All precincts. Among tbs Aldermen
81 ei 1S GAS Harris Barksdale, of The CLAIR
Elecss" ad among those defeated was A. N.
eo 'sSb hall Of the Pilot.
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NOTICE.


UNHE undersigned having been duly appoint.
il ed AdminiatrntriH Of the estate gf Joseph
Burns deceased. all persons inicbtcd to SAID
estate are notified 90 come forward Immediate.
ly and settle, and those having claims against
according % law. -....
AdmiuistrntrIr
dae g-w4w
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THE CLARIOE Of yesterday, claims the
result OF TIE late election as a Democratic
r Taccory. ana victory over carpet baggers.
The officers elect repudiate any such clSins
Who knows best ?-Pflot.
Name the officers elect who repudiate the
name Of Conservative or Democrat. And
while you are upon that business, also name
the one among them who has ever vot-
ed a Republican ticket, and oblige yours
truly.
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iCsSht- Aaessfs.1 Allen. Alexander. Ben
Cassidy, Duncan, Gibbs, Gray, Holloway
Hardy, johnson, Lyles, Little, Millsaps,
MYgatt, Mcclure, Paine. Pierce. Pack
Ter, Seal, Smythe, Steele, Sullivan,
Smith, Stone, Williams, Watts and Warner.
Absent-Mess Abbott, Campbell, Gleed,
Morgan and Price.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. SUlythe: Be it Resolved, That no
leave Of absence be granted any Senator,
except for sickness of himself or family.
and that if any Senator absent himself
without leave, he shall receive no pay for
the time OF such absence, and that the Sec
rotary be required to deduct such absence
from the Senator's per diem.
Mr.. Caldwell moved to amend by making
the rule apply TO those who have not been
present.
Mr.. Sullivan offered to further amend as
follows:
Provided, That leave of absence may be
granted TO any Senator by a two-thirds
vote of the Senators present.
Mr.. Gibbs moved to refer the whole sub
Ject to the committee appointed to revise
the rules. Carried by the following vote:
1EAs-Messrs. Allen, Alexander Ben
nett, Barrow, Bowles, Caldwell. Cassidy.
Castle, Duncan, Gibbs, Gray, Holloway,
Hardy, johnson, Lyles, Little. Millsaps,
Mygatt, Mcclure, Paine, Price, Seal, Steele,
Sullivan. Smith, Stone, Williams, Watts
and Warner-29.
NAYs-Mr. Smythe-l.
ABSENT AND NOT VOTING -Messrs. Alb
bott, Gleed, Morgan, Packer and PIERCE.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Nh. PRESIDENT: L am directed by His
EXcellency the Governor to inform the Sem
ate that he has approved the following acts
originating in the Senate, and passed at the
last session of the Legislature, viz:
Joint resolution in relation to the obstruc-
tionS of the navigation Of East Pearl river
by the New Orleans. Mobile and Chattanoo-
ga Railroad Company.
An act supplemental To an act To author
ize Boards OF supervisors OF Wilkinson,
LOwndes and Warren counties TO issue
Bonds, approved April 20, 1871.
An act to incorporate the Jackson Union
Joint Stock Mercantile and Land Company,
of Jackson.
An act to incorporate the Vicksburg Cot
ton Company.
An act to Incorporate the Mississippi
Homestead Company, and for other pur-
poses.
An act TO charter the Germania Bank, of
Nicksburg.
An act to incorporate the Vicksburg,
1aZoo Valley and Grenada Railroad Com
pany.
An act to incorporate the Planters and
Merchants Bank Of Claiborne county, Mis-
sissippi,
An act 20 incorporate the Helena. Water
Valley and Eastern Railroad.
An act supplemental to an act entitled an
act to provide for the immediate establish
ment of a Normal School.
An act to recognize the New Orleans,
Baton Rouge and Nicksbnrg Railroad Conn
pany, and TO expedite the construction of
their road in the State of Mississippi.
An act to incorporate the West Point,
Starkyille and Kosciusko Railroad Com
pany.
Respectfully,
JULIUS ZIMMERMAN,
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c. A. LUsK, Sec'y.

DON'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT,
Blow, Blow, and disgust everybody with
your Catarrh and its offensive odor, when
DR., Sage's Catarrh Remedy will speedily
destroy all odor and arrest the discharge.
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NOTICE no OWNEHs

STEAM MILLS and
COTTON GINS.
XXTAETED-A situation by PRACTICAL
w ENGINEER and MACHlNisT t0 run
Steam Mill and Cotton 0in-understauds the
business thoroughly, having bad charge ~ and
run q Public steam Mil aud Cotton Gin Hur.
cessively Address,
JANIS BAUER
8if Olive street
swAwSws 81 Louis 80.
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Dental Gard.

nR. c. S. KNAPP will open bis 0nc1 fLu.
IL MANEKrLY ina tho city Of jackson on DE-.
January next, when DO will Do pleased to
receive calls from bis old friends and nll otbcra
who desire the MOST PEHfEcr pENrAL gpEHt
TfoNs dec ~ aW--tf