TTORNEYS ghlaw|

Dihee over J. W. Marvay eters, vo rons |

Hurtiutt, Sturges & Co:,}

Meridian

ST. JAMES HOTEL,

Framer and Nateher

| fallow ing tet Siren, Gon A

oad to Hien, BR

2m mawcegn of

4 ally wotereterd, 2 {geonely erred Wow = then howe deer in | acter

~ MceklgaiSLOO-per! Hiab

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the myttfe membry

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AY THEI OLD syaND, FEMALE COLEEGE) Pr “gees | on the Corner, and Cheir xEw ont ce = oe am mn BY. epee " FACULTY,

Meridian, Mie 4 ~ _ ; Wigirortnig is St cee AYE om tiand snd are consianlip rewivng | Kier So Betts MBMBLIN, A.M bs Sa ftomen ved Gee Fe teral Cowes tier 1: coe Der

“hunper, Seqith, Sewese te target anit beak supply of | Priecpaigpedengper ce ageing, Longue ee

Dry Goods, | MRS. & BK BAMBERLIX, Teacher in he, Higheg Rogen. Bruwchen ant |'T

— mn not thr He | ations of sarod. ide

they wuse nts it, iyedl prot

Steaphan BANS, La

| aed traty gratefut for the ein sinaed oon tones ex premed aud [rend p for we} teted frow | mecrtent 1 your com mug! | Temelose as germuvine tie tine vi rommaniont on sdtdenmed 9 fem mines, ia response the Bduor of

HICKLE & CO, Pr

iy’ of ye rr) by inbélinet; wale: wt

wt hieebe "3. unoons, 2.9, waren Clothing

rene Marie, Baridian MISS MATTOMA. WALKER, adone a wauenm, | — Grvodries Teacher Rnmeer dren nro Me. “am 7 189 ROBINGON suction to Uih, tana ATTORNEYS AT LAW| Hardwe Teeter Bae Has nie See } MRS. ot BARWELD, for that prrtveniay” purpant md few Aud Solicitors im Chancery Cutlery ~ « “ tcecuminy, Sib tiris was kept front

mrnads, anil w

Ss. | tld appr’ ORE Boot vs tne Ranoab adi cum tutly on hand, Freee matron set.oh eal | q neda wero sepnek as i by « ret Sp hee Tae

2.2 ree awe Warne '

STEELE & WATTS,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW|,

ager, io intorntiny tes) rhe the saoubectt

ice

ere meri Por sppeapance,. AIL aoa

MERIDIAN, MIP I88I PPL ay agex duly bid all

PECIAL athention given lo Bankrayt oases “> ¥. eteen sn » alzoatssiwitiah, of

See eee ree * Meee ane . rhe, sczwaded The, pesaghis, 204 ig. alintd

J. WwW. BiiTH, it tay Thine o'cinel

as to ety: thitt wheo

ATTORNEY AT LAW MERIDIAN MISSISSIPYL DRS. K. SMITH, |~*

urgeon Dentist, MERIDIAN, MESMUNSIP EE

yon High School

b. GUU LI AM, Privetpat

f Marie aod Department

{NURH Lo perform eit op 10 eur place |

Patras nose, sorom fo men eet Ptes of Tuition per Meath WE ee Da. W. B. KENNEDY, ee na PHYSICIAN, SURGCON & ACCOUCREUR, we PROVISIONS, |

THYULLY tw

. DR. J. H, CIBBS, }qra tone, Navy Deane | : : SURGEON & PIYST IAN, 4 ee . HILL. EYDERSON & 0 ° : hierer ieee amu a AFANCY GROCERS.

Lae Streets

tL tw Pee inary Getdad SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. eee «moms un, stad mo western in any of the Gowrts bia i haiti. a y > Y aa os ¥ ’ % W sain, po shee satin od guia Y. BR. CHADWICK, a ni DEALER is m4 ~ bs N wmetweo, DRX GOODS 1|0RVGS.MEDICINES he mts No. 805 West Front St., Clucianatl, @.| Roots and Shoon, of endless variety Chemicals, P i ke ;

—n 7 | p mn aban wre ‘ined ? peravuimina 1832. Sn et oe ais FANCY SOAP, PERFUMERY, c a hg " phemiede Simaibercyerd nd Benders’ Wererveme- | OIL, GLASS, INK, Se F . duo Casgt hewring bal owe td , Host, Sade & Venetian shetser Pascnry he i : 4 9 the scien! OUEFAgIORE, ism BY i wed upon her 0. i Chtdrebastatn deere

MM, yay ag! ot yop og we Grtertstingd te gpl et ihe see ib ‘ oni “En "Fanaa Rachety ebotiebed the CREDIT SY ich | am ageas for, ij Bll Bin spina i et iertrat wiT0 ethen une wad

TEM, nod nope cur ings W any toes they = tere oe

for ered refees avd urged

‘@paunitymen as tho obly way a know the

No. © Fremt Street,

case, they had’ the |

MISSISSIPPL “3 ae eG oo racy | Ragsdale Hous, I ve clanypiates'® wild ot gee | Late compounded day or wight | am now driven to accept wmiverza! su/ pom alter of | sishwenie mee | ON THE HILL, fiege; it upon as. It idle to oxy t ult im fepaicd € nortan wr z \s the law ; that which [ so mucb | aly preferred to lore bthat efter # A WARNING FURNITURE Yn the Kast Side of the Rait-r~i| dreaded, end oo enrmeniy, soashe to 1890, F. & Led Sone nosed soy po aieon o | Atid House Purn'shing Goods, | sss» epee foe rassient sot permenrct| Lelnisa nope af the credita, either by | Otne To the pomansor on | on . acta of ouieion or cimmn ae mn & a ~ ae

apon burinem of his

» brs ste'ho Gee in regrets, bat as b

FALLON, FULTON & cO., Meridian, Miss, Wholesse end Betatt Desters -

FURNITURE,

HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE,

ita frontier still beyond | <Aehem Leenvot afford to play dema-| bat he while m: t weaping

ober ia th

x - Private Boarding.

RS WM. REA would respecttaliy eovonnes to

pa | marriage which | by no love, save upon the side of tise} hhysbeod.

Taking bis bride hore te his did palace in. the city, be waa {given everything that wealth could | bestow, Sil! sho wee not happy. Did you ever sees contented eagle in 'a ego?

[opened tow of banrdeme. with ar without ladging: catioe coavement to the besinea p rtios of the uy apedts

THE RBUBY, Frost St. between Lee & Jobesse Arewace

MERIDIAN, MISS.

FIRST OLASS Bik ROOM, where te fares and DumconeUarne le soy fia So

Dean Remet every dey 06 1, Utes

of deat!

7 professional dutios wilt : time entil the third week in. June ry

Sal WAGNER & RUSH. aly MP now on and a lags and wall alesis Paler and Bedroom

53 Sa a2

= bP bell ea Our tellow-citicen, De. HV. Mu Mile ler, bind) cocasinn reocaily to -dopas & counery echort Bouse during a thunder rtorm, Af Avice him. for abort time, bn ae eae si ong Qn ing!y to dha whe at the des! abs ‘bow to shew Ube trecher, somewhat me warning tent.

5 2

‘VaRvISHEA,

Chats whrind-neat and sommes) were tpfite ennwch sdocting for the Take

‘ekane (Ga) Comarercis!.

y & Saturday by| end in'our own section, continue to

"3. GIBSON.

SHANNON gsc: Eaitor MERIDIAN, MISS.

7 38, 1807

4 = —

| Tho street car difficulties in our

thern cities have been terminated

the prosent by the negroes being

d to ride where they please.—

tt is remembered that for a long

“Hime this “equality” was not tolerated

in the Northern cities, our opposition

‘Ge not to bo wondered at, much less

made protext for relfearsing old

ner and Wilson get their franchise bill

throngh for the northern States, we uhall breathe easier.

‘The Pall Mall Gazotte, in speaking of the false cars for ladies, which ro- port says ave lately been introduced, adds: This is but another stop in the wild race which the female sex is run- ning in pursuit of what Lytton would style “the deceptive.” It will soon be nedeesary, indeed it is now nocessary, thats man taking a woman to wife should obtain a surgical certificate ax to the genuineness of her charms.—

‘What mnat be the feclings of a bride- |

groom who discovers that he ix mated with» partner who wears a falay eye, falso hair, false ears, {alse teeth, and false bovoms, and whose complexion has been made beautiful forever by the Arabian enamel and Circassian commoties of Rachel & Co?

George H. Pendleton, in hin recent Urbana speech, calls the Radical par ty the party of despotism ; shows that it was and is opposed to our syxtom of government ; that it favors, and has established upon us, a grinding despotism of taxation and military rule, &e., &o. ; is the imperial-military

d-high-tariff-despotism, estab

by Lincoln, and continued by Congrese (so called) led by Thad. Btoveus & Co. We uve! to wad this party p: but have quit the oceapation, and left “the cause tu Providenco aud those who want to fight” Mr. Pendleton and Mr, Prentice, who remained North daring the war, while we were being imporerished aud oppres “pitch in” ax much ax now. Weof the Suath Lave the fight—havo fony last bath d the grand army of re

The and “constitn.

¢ into

ourselves,

may

hey plense

eqmperation and reconstrn “refined civilizntion’ tional liberties” of other days, we will Jeave to these gentlemen who “have been asleep » summer's day to wake at nightfall” to secure for ux The South tried it for four yearaand failed; and

now ahe wants peace and quiet, bread and meat.

+ The Bankrupt Law,

Of this law,.which goes into practi

cal operation on the first of June, the New York Herald sn}

After the violent speculations and fluctuations of prices of the pant six years, there mut be multitudes of firme and individanls who are really insolvent, and who will be go into liquidation so as to start frosh and unembarrassed by incumbrances Aa is always the cane, persons who are least suap will be ‘ untary bankrupts; this will

Wy the creditor class; money e tight, and then will fol- 1 wales of stocks and real

In addition to the thonsanils |

of old bankrupts who have been work ing for this law for years, there ar also thousands who have been ruined by the war in the South. Add to thy the great number of insolvent firm: who will be glad to take advantage of the law, and it is easy to forenca how busy lawyers, judges, and registers will be what a disturbance will be created in the financial circles until the “rush” is over, and the rotten firms sifted out. Indeed, we look for a possi repeal of the law when Congress nex merts, on acconnt of the disturbance which the first operation of the enact- ment will necessarily create. The of the bankrupt law of

use of nimilar state |

8> will this be at first, and it will take a couple of years and probably pros- porous times to reconcile the general

mublie to the scandal sach enactmenta

t iven up

mpted to |

ler the first of June, and)

peddle the old story about the pro- scription and persecution of Northern and Union men by the rebels. We have just finished reading » letter on the subject, and find it the same old song—northern men are looked upon with suspicion and #0 aro the loyal —the “shining lights” of the Radical party are tabooed and proscribed on account of their devotion to the Union; lose trade, trust and employ- ment in, consequence of their loyal sentiments, and froquently their lives for the same cause, Sharp-tongued yonng Indios and rabid youths, lately from the field of battle, are very an noying, if not dangerous Though | those statements are in a very | degree falso and malicious, we rarely are able to got refutation printed in Radical papers unless the editors come South themselves, The Cincinnati Commercial, one of the most popular Radical prints in the North, recently sent a special correypondent South to true condition of

Kteat

examine into things, aud write the res This gentleman

tof his ob- servations came, saw and reported, and hin wtate which we find in the Commercial, makes a plain, unvarnished story," full of trath, mado up from his own obser- vations and the accounts of relinble Northern mon, whom he fonnd seat tered amongat us, “Mack,” the Cc mercial’s correspondent, says

nents,

On my way to Cha'tanooga T fell in with Gen. Williard Warner, of wark, Ohio, who told mo his way to his plantation, near Mont power Aix Leaked ia how wach trath there waa in the report that a Northern man-conldn’t hive down in that section, and bo replied there wasn't « word jad been there a year and a balf—had been known an ex-Fedoral officer, and su far from that operating against bim, it had ex- [actly the opposite effect, ho sail, for | those expecially who had been in the

ay, liked a Northern man all

r from hiv having been a

wre on

e better frie Yankee solilicr, provided neither fool, al Warner is no Copy

tal =|

head, rt | ber of the Ropublican part, | it was started, and is now w Rac State Senator in the Ohte

He finds it quite nx easy to L

cent Radical in Mon Colambua—not a bit

calpedd in th

the other, In faet it ay be ation,

Alabama

omery AX it

setedl rebels in nareconstracted yeu are apt to Colun

ant hits in recomimne Intans ean onte n oof a | Loyal Life Insuran the benofit of fearful nowln who want

» this way, but dou't wink to he

Company, for | to « killed for their Union nox

preminm should be grad to the pastand present o¢ A good ¥

insured fur threo conta on a but on fellow who

the insurer, ukeo wold rang b thousand dollars, veant to ‘teal cotton, oF euizago in| nome much laudable aud patriotic pr: | J aust, or have been guilty of some ta- | grant tryachery or act of rep lowdealing, the risk would be Jheavy, and Jews than fifty: fier cent | wouldn't be likely to pay. Northort men, or consistent Union meu, are

r—will not suffer in fortune

nt of their politi

|e , ent, capital,

city, and that honesty which

lence, are tho only esser tronage, respect and prosperity ix

South. We care not what

has been or where he came frou

he makes a good citizen; but wo must

confess thro is a small class of me

among

and vindictive partisa

| itn ix to breed discord and keep the

us, low-minded demay

4, whose

| sections continually warring against each other, for whom the honest re- constructive masses of the South hay | but very little use, Men who are gen- Hlemen, and speak and act as gentlo-| | men, who have tho best interests of | |the country at beart—not given to]

| boasting and defaming—ean get along |

| here harmoniously, be th

| or Southern Unioniste.

adeicines cna A Sramriixo Reromt—The police have made somo strange discoveries and disclosures in New York. Or- ganizations are now in progres» for the purpose, and with the distinct ob- ject of resisting by violence and blooe- shod, if necessary, the execution and enforcement of the excise and other Haws which are obnoxious to a large class of the citizens, The inform tion is of » startling character, welj

to! * bo in a dang

Northern |

‘We find in the Mobile -papern fall accounts of the disturbance, which occurred in that city on the occasion of the attempt of Hon. W. D. Kelly to address a mecting on Inst Tuesday night. We extract the following nc-

from the Mobile Tribune of Thurs- day :

There ina deep regret among our citizens at the occurrence of this un- fortunate affair, but the prime movers m it have only themselves to blame.— ‘The speaker had spoken about three quarters of an hour when the difficn!- ty commenced, which at tho time it was the general impression originated in the attempt of the Chief of Police to arrest Mr. David J. Files, a well kuown and respectable citizon of Mo- bile, who, it was alleged, had made | some remarks, whieh, in the judgment {of Capt. Charpentier, were calculated

to provoke diforder in the excited state of the crowd.

Mr. Files objected to the arrest, and stated that he creating any disturbance w er This led t movement on the part of tho crowd, nnd the clattering of wcab over the stones on Govern- ment street a abort distance above | the meeting, induced many to bel that w fight’ Lad commenced, and a

count of this unfortunate occurrence | ja party of restoration.”

had no intention of | s

‘We publish in another column a lotter from Senator Aleorn, which embodies some very sensible views on the polit- ical situation. We fully agree with | Gen. Alcorn that it is “impolitio to unite ourselves at present with any party at the North, only #o far as it is Tho great living question before the country is that of tho reorganization of our| sod dealer i

State Government, and the restoration | ooking and Heating Stovos, of tho State tothe Union. It is very | And House Varulahing Goods, apparent that a large majority of the! qipiare, Pump Pipes, Sheet Lead, Fire Southern whites honestly accept the | Brick*and Tile,

terms of Congress and dekire to ac- jon pad to Bteambost ad Jeb complish this result, Wo think this | ....5 stecet, wiween

should be done by the Southern peo- | en toe She

ple as Southern measure, and separ- fh ate from any alliance with the North: | “15> ,

ern Republican and Democratic par- | DOSER BOTTO, - ties With restoration and fall as-

anrance of civil and political righta to|G RO © ERIES, the blacks, to be established in our BAR STORES AND

¢ Constitutions, the issues of the past would be settled, and new politi- PLANTATION SUPPLIEs, Tho | Imported & Domeatic Wines & Liquors, VANA CIGA! CONFECTIONERY, 4c, Washington Btrect, VICKSBURG, MI33.

OrFice OProstTe

Vick: Country and City Orders eurefally and promptly ‘tended Lo,

thay inew em

Tf, Bh. BRUSER, | Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker,

may! why

questions of reducing the t cotton and tobacco, the Jowest prac- ticuble tariff, and migeneral reduction | of tho expenses of the Government,

panic seized upon them and the whole crowd broke aut rushed franticall down Royal street and up Government street. Numerons pistol shots we ired on Royal street, near the Muni cipal building, but strange to say

fow were hurt at that time,

seriously. The Conneil was in session! Municipal building at the time the disturbance occarred. The negroed| who bad mshed away pell mell'in@ moment of panic, rallied and returned to th finding that there to interfere with

apot, whe was no disporiti them, they b and brandished their elubs and pise tolv ina threnteniny manuer, decir ing that “they we "send in you n—n of b roianrks Capt. Jack Petty, of the Night P . who was standing on the corner, ed “in using every, the disturbance, wail some of these negroes, who! immediately rushed apon him, swings ing thor clubs and firing their pistol at him, Capt. Petty was forced to req treat, and sought refuge in the Core) poration Building, faithfal old Frank being at the ga barred in case of an naxanlt for im. ‘Tho agasnat the gate ai h, denuand Kill the » Several shots were fi railings, anc the seen on the walls doorw at the

having been er

n of a b d through th rks can now bel of the} clamoring ommenced, vot bear in mind ack on Capt, Pe or the erowd find bee: uil there was no disturbance reota general alarm 4 of poople tur 3 din a fever of excitemont during the entire u After whoops ing and yelling around the scene~of| he Pant mooting, the negr H squady and nttac an th ree

hundre remain

or four persons

ken with clubs

yulty commenced, and

icinity of the place

, the othor s were all

injured at points soveral aquares dime

tant, and uver a half hour after the

firat dispersion,

Gabnel Olsen, at 204 Daup

a shoemaker, liv

Church, when he was attacked vos and brutall

Capt Sedberry, a well known citi zon, was wounded slightly with a pis tol shot

Mr. James Risk was badly beaten over the bead and shouldera with # cin, and in now suffering severely, cman named James Burn shot, but is not supposed to

ois conditi

Police lor, who was striving to maintain order, received a severe wound in the rist with a pistol ball.

Another policeman, whose name

have boen unable to learn, was also ared by being beaten with'elubs

‘A gontleman by the uate of Gold- smith was also injared, but not seri-| ously.

white man, named J. Gough, who | was wounded in the affray, is reported dead,

A negro boy, shot in the head, wns found dead on-Cedar street, neag Dau- | phin. It is suppongd that be was shot at the original disturbance, and was running home when he fell’ dead.

We have hoard of soveral negrocs

orted deal.

We have heard of numerous otber parties who wero attacked whilst pro- ceeuing to their hom These nt- tacks were mostly made in the upper | portion of the city. About half past |ten o'clock therce companies of the 16th Begulars reached Royal, atreot, ‘and guards were immediately thrown out with instructions to disperse the crowd, Inashort time this section

| rey

who were injured, but none others are |

would be the policy to commend a ty to the Southern le. -

LOUIS HOFFMAN, VICKSBURG, MISS.

‘Wholarale Dealer ia HARDWARE, PLOWS,

FISHING TACKLE, &e.

auxs, nore,

Ape

iy toeail and’ exes

sted ‘the services Mobile, wh ene Balers

RS. A.B NuRTO! MIAM ANNIE NEVILLE.

TUE GREAT

SOUTKERN PREPARATIONS

IE SOUTH!

inetdemt

SOFT

forte) bw, all Yell ot that divwan ily ooking toads wpow our dee

of lusrasts tequiting pure vlood. DMUMGJULE & CU."

CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH

DROMG OLE & CO"8

uid Ext. ant

ghty concentratrt medicinal compound, expressly + K(UNEYS ans BUADDEM, ened rina,

Bearborry, Cubebs d Buchu,

T** PIRST DRA

or rue

SOUTHERN ASYLUM

LAND LOTTER

HERNANDO, MISS On Saturday, June 15th, 1867.)

The property to be disposed of consists main! CITY AND SUBURBAN LOTS,

ce | Adjacent to Memphis, io

ea: sicstommn peyy ‘ sits pene oe Og ot ew Plantations Suldivided into Farms inthe vietoity of Hy pings, Farma and Residences, hice inl teanie sad conan gol ale Fp a Teesere Lalirouds feta sects Sey Looe pate nad City Lote and City Residences, jterwa! ice series reeent of jong. jicooties unc may enirermrvesn te [2 wats

fn Be! k2Leeael!

it you eo tine to eater with Piles, whew the Jinhay tn'cure you ean ve. an easily sbalnea De: eet isnmealetely nad pot

WHOLESALE &

. | Whiaky—all of

(THESE GOODS HAVE BE

°C | from the Manufactures of Europe and America, and will be sold es Chexp as by ol

core: |

- CORNER WASHINGTON AxD onary € Vicksburg, Miss, - vee Kiama tics gree keen DRUGS AND MEDICINES.’

omer porn bra se acer

FAMILY MEDICINES, SORGIZAL DABSTRUMENTS, WINDUW OLAS AND RAST Se rt at mr excel Sherry Wise, Freompipn Wise, Seed Akan eben memes tere Fan Bitters, Pure Old Bourbos SPICES, LEXINGTON MUSTARD, PAINTS, OILS & COLORS,

‘White Lead, Linseod Ol}, Turpentine, Con! Of, Paints of all Colors, ste,

Oar stock embraces everythin comiag within the Drag Busisess, Give vss call aed we will "a rae sorowted w our care, Glled withprearptness and accuracy.

“a rr % . = HARDAWAY & CO., Agents apeltewtt Washington Fireet,

room, rareea. ™, FITzgERaLo,

P. H. PEPPER & Co. Established 1847.

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRY. ,GOODS,

Corner of St. Francis and Joachim Streets, MOBILE, ALA. :

Havo constantly for sale much THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS

evor offered in this Market.

IMPORTED

DIRECT

any other House on this Continent,

and will be

Ross & Wilson, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWAKE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS,

SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, &c., &e.

Avenue- MISS.

Johnson MERIDIAN,

Kewanee Saw Mill,

PLANING MILL, SASH, DOOR, BLIND AND SHINGLE

FACTORY,

Miles Kat of Meridi

AV Bary erepered to deliver ing Lum at any station

RICE BROTHERS &CO., 89 AND’ 91 CAMP STREET,

row

‘Alto, Sash, Doors, Binds, Dressed Flosring ‘and Shingles: Al. cruere promplly Bled,

end orders to Dr enbert, at

oF to Sanford & Bro., Merid

Wheeler & Wilson’ «

—and— 865 [MAGAZINE STREET,

New Orleans, Warehouse, 97 Julia Street

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF

BIRMINGHAM, RHEFFIELD AND WOOL~ VERHAMPTUN

Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and Edgo Tools,

Which ore effered to the Country Trade ate souall 20 08 cost of mporiation,

BUILDERS BARDWARE, Mark cised Iron Mantels and Max el [dice LOCRRT tenes Pte INGEN inal aod Stray NURS; BANH SRIGHTA,

and) Wrooght NAILS;

SEWING MACHINE

Awarded the Bighest Premium at the exbibi- tion of the Bt, Lecis Agricultaral sed Mechasi- eal Pair, 1806, 9

The World’s Fair,

LONDON,

French "i Exposition,

and at every

og Borex on hand at al ve offer ala ecial! advance over loundry nod faetory maytewten

a4 United States Fair

ball in

Aercon Lane Lorrar—We to the advertisement of this

re EPers.

P| of Chasleston, and of ‘the

ie o'clock

it to

. Rush, of the Star Stable,

opt el

eon 5m ° en hands they feel gretefal for exertions ‘adhd to the ines of the occasion. Indeed all the Were kindand ready assist in anysmanner.in their power,

‘ONE WHO WAR THERE,

BYMENEAL. Manxta—On Sanday Moraing 12th inst., eens eect

Brut alf'ef Marion if

We know not when we have witeessed a more agrecable and impressive ceremony than on this ‘cession; nor whea we have seen two souls ‘more cheerf ily walted in the boty boads of mat- rimony then the eoayle who bad thas persuaded Shemsotves that "Ht le well 40 wed,”” Lf watrl- mony le ever fully comprehended at tho ascred altar, it sarily most hargbere ia Lis loatanco— doth bringiog with hem along atray of past ox perience, yet fully competent to obey the man- ates of Cupid. We wish the beppy pair the fall eojoyment of the usual felicties appertaising ty the married state,

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

Warmporoy. May 15.—The deficioney in the accounts of the Assistant Tressurer

kands of the Govermoent; therefore, the Government will not be loner,to any great are felt at the

ois — Bryer AL MARKET. sare Tritetes at Mertat

‘defenders of the peom le,nnd asaentinela epon the wall, it le plain

| ly our duty to waro the public against «

cloualy bescignd The death of Gen. Baranda, and the com- mandant of Aviaa, from wounds received in defending Vera Crus, was asnounced. Several murdorw have occurred in Havana by bands of eseassina, There bave been forty arrests,

Cantestow, May 15.—T! . ‘kets, was burned at her wharf to day

thad jdst been overhauled, and lued at $55,000; insured

| in Northera companies, represented here by

Ube sgnncig of A. Le Tobias and Cola & Howell. Tne boat was owned by her cont mander,Q J. Lockwood Origin of the fire believed to be an incendiary. ‘ Batriuoa, May 15.—Wm. Crichton & Son, an old commirsion distillery Gtm failed

| to-day.

Avgosra, May 15,—The annual convens tion of the stockholders of the Georgia Rai road convened yesterday, Joba and E. W, Cole were re-elected President and General Superintendent.

Sax Faanctsco, May 15.—The Supreme Court decision in the Debura cane caused great rejoicing. The citlzcns fired £00,guns, and lighted boo~fires, 1

‘BY THE CABLE.

Bens, May 15,—The report that the Prussian Government had bought, or in- tended buying a fleet of irewclads from America, it officially denied:

Conflicting reports have been received re garding, affairs in Canda, - Both Greeks and Turks claim the victory in several bat-

ies.

Latest advices from Athens claim that Omar Pasha's army had beea defeated in general battle.

Loxpox, May 15,—Intelligence has been received here that the crew, except one man, of the bark Rover, wrecked in the China Seas, were murdered by the na iver,

Livearoot, May 15,—A vessel has been chartered to'lsy ihe cable between Florida and Cuba.

The Woodrille Republican thus replies to the Brandon Republican's article, which elicited some comments from vs lant Saturday:

182 faz an this seatlon is concerned, the ‘above ungenerous and dirty flin, the formerdeaders of eecession, in glaringly preposterous, and preulisriy void of » mark, Butitise mary trick with this person, and a fow others as utterly prejadiced and wanting in maguanimity, gentility and courtesy, to lore no oppor. tunity of exddling the whole responsibil ity of our failare, and present ills and misfortunes upon our leaders in seces sion ; as though wa did not all, while

waa bope of ruccrss, exalt in the

contingent benefliato be derived from seoemion j and a4 though, what we (oot meaning Mr. Fradts) have endured to- wether, le pot suilicient causo to rink all such distinotions, aud render apparent that, in this our time sfllinction should keep free from all internal 'dis- tensions in making common cause agaiust that which threatens us,

“Our friend Ward,of the Panola Star ban visited Gtn, Ord, and thus alludes to

We paid a fying visit to Vicksburg Inat woek, called on Gen, Ord. We found him to be an affable

‘converning freely and'pleasantly with ev ery one. Ile seems anxious to

reot information about the condition of affaire in this State, From what wo saw and beard from bit, leads us to the con clusion ‘that he Is disposed to make his

Miles.

CORRECTED BY A MERCHANT.

Menprux Gazerre Ornce, } May 18, 1867. |f

+++. $1.75 @—2 00 $

Sa sSescsssss

e [BIBS 1 BESl Segeal Edel | ool ESIIEIS

aeueseuegacess Rte

esses

PEERR! in

La sSusases

perilove foe in whatever shape or form bi may present bimeelf.

some kind of reliable family Medi the blighting hand of disease, Jost here, permit us to give you some bon- eatadrice, A number of Southern Phy clans are now preparing eam of Family Medicines, specially adapted to the disenses uf the South. See advertisement ef the "Great Southern Preparations” in another | column, and we take much pleasure in giving | thetn A hearty recommendation. may!

ERRORS OF, YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects uf youthful indiscretion, the sake of suffering humanity, send f all who need it, the recipe and directions for tnaking thésimple remedy. by which he was

ye to alay

| oured, Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad

vertiser’s experience, ean do v0 by nducessing, in perfect eonfid

42 Cedar Stree TO CONSUPTIVES.

The advertiser, bh been restored to health i weeks by & very sitople rem. edy, after having watfered for several years with a eevore lung “fection, and that dread disease Consurmption—is anxious to make Known to bis fellog-eufferers the means of

ad a enpy of

the directions for same, which they Comcnrnos, Agra, Cous, and all Throat and Lus ‘The only object of the ndvertis the Preseription ia to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as at will cost them not and may prove a bleming. Parties w the prescription, rexx, by return mail, will please address

DWARD A. WILSON,

w Tork,

Caction—Those using the Red Jacket Bitters aro warned to beware of smpositions and counterfeits: ‘The proprietors are (lo- ing their utmost to protect the publicagainst counterfeits, Each bottle has a private U.S. Tevenue stamp over the cork, and the pro: prietors' name, Bearet Pieters & Co., blown in tho glass of the bottle,

PREE 10 EVERYBODY.

A Large 6 pp. Circular, giving information of the greatest importance to the young of both sexes,

Hi teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the despised respected, and the for aaken loved,

No young Indy or gentleman should fail to seud their Addrees, and receive » copy post pald, by retura mail Address P. 0, Drawer, 21

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aprilt-wém,

locate! ‘Thoraton posenes of second right, as tv ledge of the great ingle ot tate of trance, she

the old Hodso

such wonderfal pow: ‘enable her to impart k est importance to the either sex. While in delineates the very youre to marry, and by th

yature id of an to

Paychomotrepe, guarantees like picture of the future hosband or wife of u er with date of marringe, potition in life, len Ge. ‘This is no hum! timonials can assert. sired a certified cersifi antes, that the pieture is what It purp be By enclosing « small loek of bh stating place of birth, age, disposi complexion, and enclosing fifty cents snd

eof writles guar ta to

tion by return mail. All cor eredly honfidential, Adres

Tuossrex, T, 0, Box aw ly

MADAME REMINGTON, the worldre- nowned Astrologist and | Somnainbulistie

livestes the very features of the person you afe to marry, and by thesid of an in- strument of Intense power, known Ms ¢ Payehdmotrope, guarantess to produc

marriage, occupation, leading traite of ebar~ acter, de. ‘Thies no imposition, ax testi without number ean amert. By

hi, age, disposition, color

and stamped envelope addrewed toy you will reetive the pieture by return mail, together with desired (formation.

CAT Address io confidenee, Madame Gan: Rasaxorox, P.O. Box 297, West Troy, aprilawiy

try home, after asejourr. the City, was hardly recognized by her friends, 18 place of a oggree, rastie, flushed

Barlangers of death are elestering wniltty | around you, aud every family le in quest of | |

of the person |

srument of intense power, known ax the |

Clairroyant, while in a clalrvoyantatate, dee | J

Vv icksburg.

Notice to Shippors.

Sorraey (Wire) Raveoam Gry ik ad, Mine, Ape

jevers, We Be Turnall & Go.; of Bt. 1 ole agents of this entapany—aud

through b F BP. RAWOL Gen’

‘The High Transfer Tariff at Viek DAViS 1S,

Spokes, Hu

aod

J. W. JENNINGS,

General Steamboat Agunt, WHARF.OAT (Poot of Crawiord St.) Vicksburg, Miss.

General Forwarding and Com- mission Merchant, Dister ia att blade of WESTERN PRODUC!

axp

Plantation

ote stiafaction

wm, woomnerr,

WOODRUFF & DISERE

Deglers in BOOKS and STATIONERY, Music, Musical Instruments, Goods,

Toys, Notions, and Faucy

WASHINGTON STRELT

wails of Clay.)

VICKSEURG.

A Many’ Sewing Machine J Threads om band.

iat

re parte, Hankin Co,

DAVIS & MORRI

Jotton

| Receiving, Forwarding and

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

VICKSBURG, MISS,

Vicksburg iekebare, Yau

|W. M. WILLIAMS & CO., FORWARDING AND

Commission Merchants,

Transfer Agente Vicksburg and Meridisn Hl, fh

Wharf-boat Proprietors,

GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,

* Vicksburg, Miss.

Consigorrente rolleited

Transfer Comaniceiuns at Vier

BAGGINO,

ROPE, apritawée

NEW STORE! LEE STREET, MERIDIAN, MISSISS™PPI.

face, che hada soft ruby qowplexion of al. most marble smooth instead of

twenty three she really appeared bat cigh: teen. Upos inquiry as to the cause of 20 reat s ‘she plainly told them that the had used the CIRCASSIAN BALM, and

ROSENBIUM & COW

Dew ere in DRY coon ke. { GROCERIES HARDWARE, ” | CLOTHING.

“4 iiuy, watracing every inog Ye dew =a

Tractors. |

& HELLEN

20 St. Michzel Street, Mobile.

Have eovstant

— | Plantation and Road

Dearborn & Jersey Spring Warozs,

Wik and without TOP TIMBER WHEELS, CAR a, Carts, Dr Wheelwright Wagon and Bug; Rims,Shafts, Tonzocs, &e.4

es, Hubs,

AN! of wh eh RETAIL, a LOWEST CMH Pt

hoc PeRmRR. Tot LARR, Thar «

PARKER, LAKE &CO., |Cotton Factors and Grocors,

Northagat Corser St Louie and Water Sto

MOBILB 66.6 c om

Supplics.

| Groceries, Cisars, Tobacco,

Liqners, &e,

perisoke BENSON, aly and Retail Deaters i

Suditery, Havens, Truk

adlery, Hard: rth Water

MOBILE, ALA:

in store a few ef the dam. mis the fire 1m od at reduced prveca regw

IRA W. PORTER & CO. ODD FELLOW'S HALL, Royal Stroet,

MOBILE, ALAT

Elardware Hardware «teh eet eunelating ta pe ot PLANTERS HARDWARE, BUILDERS HARDW ATE,

ISHL.G Goons

pooms, GLAZED SASH AND DLINDS,

ling ot Lower

Mal, Hoy

he Me THOMAS J, H. MATHEWS & CO.,

Keceising, Forwarding aint Generct

Cmmission Merchants, No. 22 South Commerce Street,

maytly MOBELE, ALA

tenor munwen. | non. peaaax. J

L. BREWER.& CO., Gencral Commission Merchants, Foe Rae sat

try Hroduce . Derthers aad Weatera Uoods,

(van, 1. norren. Lee A MAREE,

No, 55 Cor. Commerce and St. Louis Sle.

MOBILE, ALA. Lw-Orders wilt be promptiy attended to,

patamuisep tx 1838 John K. Randall, | BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, PRINTER D BLANK BOOK

Manufacturer, No.5 (old No, 44) North Water &, MOBILE, ALA,

wabieot tr, Perri, saie| parAcconnt Books, Printing Paper, Mercantile Blanks, e

ot ihe 2340. al

T: s, BIDGOOD,

WHCLEEALE (AD LLTAL DEALER & Books & Staticneay,

MORT RESPECTFULLY pent

| oud dureusliy of binding

MENCHANTA + dpal in books and Stationer Fentage to gre me wca |

wtetaus

S. STETSON&.CO.,

VALISE 1 Ro tt ork

At.Wholessle only.

SAMUEL LOCKE, Wen, 32 00, 42 andyta Petere Sire,

Late Front Levee,” betmeen Castotuhoase aud

New Orleans,

ERS ued VEALE

HMARDW A

Ri,

ber) tron, hurzires, Saute, Axes, Castings, Menilla Kops, Hand Be Desekamitba’

Beltows, Plantation Beedtery,

—ote AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN of every description,

Jon H, Mall's (Mayervilie, Ky..) PLOWS COTTO ¢ SCMAYERS COTTON SWRI

vent COTTON PLOWS & SCRAPERS,

Caihoun Yoat's Fan Milla, Corn Shellers, Straw Cutters,

Plain, Japanued & Statsped Tiaware TISSMITH'S MACHINES & TOOLS,

COOKING & HEATING STOVES

ef every dese

Agent for the Celebrated

, STEWART COOKING STOVES. tm

LA. BeRCAK, Le Maar

DUNCAN & HART, AUCTIONEERS AN i sprtiewiy Cer. Johan Aveowe A Sidacy 4 Meridian Star Brewery. would amacance te thelr Tieton oe ee

LAGER BEER

vantage’ the Serie

Ai safe | lana, snd in Bla EE shrobility, oheapnce

Aleman 14 erent mentees 14 orenting

‘you Bod at aay other

TLE thay eeteborat oveot always as eo

Jef, Davia ta to bo Meloaned. |:

wiutiams, Pres,

MERIDIAN

SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN,

Buys and Sells Northern and} Southern Exchange,

Gold & Uncurrent Money

| lowing States, vis

RECEIVES DEPOSITS,

Office Hours from 9 A rot!

_apricewly

Wholesale

M3 ‘and Retail

\TIN WAR SHEET IRO?

ey | V. BAuLY Front Row, M ridii

& C0.

UERDIAN SALOON

BASEMENT OF THE JONES HOUSE.

ERIDIAN, MISSISSIPD,

Star i Stable! —=<

MERIDIAN, Yuussissiver

New Spring & Summer’ Gon ds | BROACH, BROWN & Cu.)

AT THE YELLOW STORE,

Op Front Rireet,

MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI,

Mhelr stoek one of the Largest and best aasot vod | fo the market Hering parcbaved their Gods i the chean #1 ‘end (goods wore be

icive natinacti Fisle and qualities, ao. Gepartmont cf Ladies’ Dress Goods will es

all assortment of the richest and mo!

rtings. i thoer vn

would alen direst attention barat

}mulecan be bitched and rg or

Dealers | f

| Wholesale

reparing, &0., it is far preferable. Wieceeachatuarenn Fags thi pee 12 lesa than balfthe time that it would :e~ quire (weuty hands to raise . Sere, with comparatively to danger. In repsiriny the pateot lever press three or four hands can take agayany stick of timber be— ovging to-it,and put another in ite placo, in one boar, after it has been shape oe can be built. with less tinker, with lest money, aod much less lator. both to the employer and the mech nio—the me chaaical work belog moro imple, and much leas, Oae can be ensily ccerred and protected from the wheather,and may be made to last for many yearr ; and many of the farmers can repair them, modeling | af@r the old stick, This Prees is very strong and simple, and may be made on the piantation, by an ordinary mechanic, and managed by oommoa j apd every piece of iron belonging to it can | be made, or repaired at the pearest shop. |The lecere of this press are 80 arrange | that great power in eRerted on the com- pressing block, with a comparatively expenditure of fores ia the prime muve, whieh may be either mam or by borer | power. Theatrengthof ose man will prewa balo weighing fie Awulred pounds, | and upwards ; and thoug!

Jed to the use of horse power, very few

hat have this press will use a horee in

\r racking, as two or three hands will prees «

of eotton by the time a horse or

This Press is unquesti contrivance, of maclibe for and tte sar

neaily #0. the spendie baliog cottou ever invented ; passing power cannot be qu an evidence of ‘its worth, Ip

baild one of my Fotent Lever I'veases

teat ita merita againet any otlier cotta

press pow in exi inary of the fols Louisiana, Mississipp |, Alsbame, or Georgia, at some aulinble Pisco designated by the cpporite par'y

wud afier boing f : judgeraent of tweive comp

«bo decided that his Ir

F comp y power with the mouat of fore

Dicey ot ances waivacingrs:| interest of ny videneo ef its

my own stron, suteced, of givoa Press if 1 fail,

Testimonials :

Med. 1 Wrowawe | in certifying that your | gives entire sasifsotion, and eonsidie it | decided rup: Ts toany other m, | packing cotton known tome cheaper, more simpls, end a the old Serew, and much easier to the hand or mule (one by used) in peek ing. Very Rospretialiy

C. SEMMES.

Ma. Witttawa: Wp been een peut | Patent Proses the past season, and have j tully tented them, and in our judgment | they superior to any ‘principle of baling cotton now in use, and take

asure in recommending thrm to the cotton planters, and pablic generally. — |W '¢ have likewiae seen your Carcularand indorse ail vet forth iherein, We! ure proud to koow that something invented Jo the Serr

improveinenta-of thr

H. MeLrunne, U Srewanr, Choctaw Mout, Witesaas, #

ghia for States or rensonable terme, Ads Jrees my at Meridian, Mire J. 1 WILLIAMS

aww: Imo.

“PATENT MICA ROOFING.

SHINGLE ROOFA ee eats of Ordinary h under it, and Old permaneutly water:

Por coating TIS, Is forme a Undy Part,

lire fee. vite masufsetirers of STRE Sit AMD Pha SY aborise

watt the Trade, Cireolers and Price Liat fareished. Rights for counties sold at tow

Prout Tlomphreys tt Me

+ | eid miei Gg Aucune,

Hf. Wools, Moatgomaif, Ain. Than

hocker, Kiekmoud, Vat rg Va, Agecis.

J. B. WILDER & C0., Druggists

No. 181 Mian Street.

Prench Burr Portable Grist Mills, Por Corn Mgal, Wheat Flevriag

EX presestiog thie . Toe! nala, se ead Spann tho (Elegant and Spacious

i—that it |

has been |

r- | nwo believe it 1 be

Dolbe OPES CO} x, Dar ‘AND RVENISO 42 BORE of Camp end Commen SL,

a ‘AEGER

IRON BUILDING, NEW ORLEANS, LA, Founded in 1832---Chartered by the Legislature of Loulsia

WITH COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND MECHANICAL DEFARIMENTS,

Noa, 145, $8), 158, Jobard 2 co,

North Second. Stsect betgcen Washingion, , Avenue and Green, Street,

THIS COLLEGE, has, by {te own mer~ ST. LOUIS.

if and thorough, practical plan of educr-

tion, outlived alt the liberally endowed

Stato Golleger of this and the Bouth-

Western Sates, It is the

Oldest Commercial College in the United States,

mntrttaetnd

bie DR. WHITTIER,

and Urioary diseanee Byphilive alletises the throat, ‘aki

11 is believed to be the fret in Europe or America, chartered with Commercial, | | cesses, Agricultural aod Mechanical Depart | [ind ws ments, Every student whogives proper | attention to the instruction, ts qualitied | befere graduating to keep any ret ol) | Tmatiers hot what the busines may be, and do the Correspondence of any house, Staden can atiend the!

otnmercial Corse,” omto the Bog!

. German,Latin or Greek | orthe higher 2 We bata

“From seth adiyae, o€

of lodacretionn In post

peogecma of the foiehes, Sb

feferto many old eon abd prevent Darga

SSENTS FOR |Cne Thousand Students |

Daring the Current Year,

4 Bxparifla ot Di

ng ate dient edi

vd hee for

mice, eobslig oll urea Le Mo.

‘api of tha Lie. Mawkw iy

sarSend for Deectiplve Panphleun ee WARNE'S PATENT Atmorpheric Portable Soda Founte Mrncfactured and sold by the I'atanten,

508 North Fourth Street, St. Louls.

in DOWEEE A co.,

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING.

| HOUSE ANCESTEAMBOAT.

FURNISHING COODS Ac.

<A FOURTH STRERT, pa ca

parative Com and Vilue of the ian Given Here and in the Ordi- aad Liter %

$2000, oF

XM), annuintly °

Cont or Oaninany Liteeant Couirors About $100 per annum, lor four yea ot four years, $20

four years at

Lime expended vient will begin

work afier three or fur monthyeand

ke, raythe frat year, about

mt nine raenths at prob:

0 he earus in fottr year

i net gain to our

ably $1#00,0r § fT, LovIS.

Deduct $255 leaves Students

on to begin witls on that enable 000, £2009, or

Kae phere? WELLS &, MANN

Whotesale wod Metall Dealers te,

China, Glass and| | QUEENSWARE, Silver Plated and Britiannia Ware,

‘Tea Traya, Pesther Dusters, Poses Lampe, DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, Table Cutlery,

Hotel and Steamboat Ware Constantly on Hand,

to the wise is sufficient.

a and Catal Who Des

who have en ira for the past y peefected in mpy |branches ‘they may desire, ia a few month,

TERMS---Payablo in Advance.

N. W. Corner Fourth and ¥t Charles Sta,

Arithmetic

moreial ealqulations, + | Lecture on Commercial Law, | + tbe Ce Cours

“including. sll

DOWDALL, HAGIS _& CO.,

min rial

‘tationery for Camareretal Course,

3 10 09

100 100

rae, not limited,

net litnited,

rot limited, Alene )

En ne sud Machine ray mere © Corner Second and Morgan Streets, i Kieket in meats, 8T. LOUIS, MO, For any Language, per month Dramivg per tmontby :

N. B—A Student having Conrae in.any branch as above, I enti ted toa Life Ticket in that Department He can attend such branches as ho m

1 the ‘Departs 500

| Pie tirtek aiid Bett Ageots for Tht & 00,'s ride Madison Garda,

©) Well Mach

loma from thin College is a pase port in all commercial communities — There are monthly graduating classes — talents can begin at any time. Cler, mon's sone and crippled soldiers will have 8 liberal deduction made, Board and lodging io American, French, Spanish, or German families at ) to $35 per month,

Office Room, No. 7

Ory.

PRANK § NOEL & co,

| COMMISSION, MERCHANTS

FACULTY : RUFUS DOLBEAR, Parsipans,

Losturer on Basiness Castomagetooks | keeping, the Sitnes of Poomanship, ete.

Agricoltaral Department, . Pra: i

Piece Purchasitig Agents,

ech pale

Commierchil Depariment—ton. J. A Monroe, Member New Orleans Bar, Lecturer on Contrac'

Mathematical Department—Georgo B. Brackett, Professor and Lecturer on CommerciafCalcalations.

Book-Keeping Departmeot—J. B. Grif- i Profensor and Lecturer on Book- eeping.

Eogli “bepartment Re George W. lakes: ‘Profergr and Lecturer on

i Department, » Princi-

Office No. 418 North Second Bireet, (Up Stairs.)

Latin and ae een Ae

nga lagu Pom Coston 9 Pretwes, |? wie sina re

| AGRICULTURAL

DAVIDSON, BROWN & CO} t=

Deaters ia

HARDW pancho IRON; STOVES, CAs IMP LEME:

And Muoatactarers of alt kinds of the aa Jat bere tor {orall poris of he "get valuable prises ine es will receive age thete 1 deeb, eos

dcaing omen ay eoead on

rithm ms

Fovarth ua'ibh ervinke anew will be ieteede ‘stely aat to any by return tall or «i

he fae parton be iy drawn vale the Morchaale Mena

Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware, GENARAL AGENTS Joun’s Patent Gutta Percha

ROOT ING,

AND STEAMBOAT DE No. 180 UAio Leee

HGWVETONES SSC predJathet b Biller de

roond Be

wm, ReCKWELL,

Ww. B. Beck w. Successors to Bleteck &' Go, BOOKSELLERS, — STATIONERS; aud Newsdeaters,

BINDERS D BLANK MANUFACTCRERS,

Deal

ROOK

ia lee. hou desired to So cerrewt

wben conrentent.

Partial List of Articles to be Sold for

ONE DOLLAR EACH

wriibout regard ta ioe, ahd nat 16 be pal fe Gutil you know what youare to

10 Chickering Grand Pianos worth . 3!

Mest al Ensiraments and Shogt Mas'e

68 oH LENER, De] Camo, ‘tha Special attention ciren to, Gui

, 60 Flet Clase Sewirg Machines ven Five Qil Euiaitogs

Steei ray framed 30 Misie Dosensr seers. 400 Bets ot Te ‘and Table Spoons

mURD & as 100 Gold Huating Case Watebies

Wholesale Grocers i Commission’ "Merchants,

ears Wal alee rs Gol Staple and Faney Groceries

bes? Site Watcher WE ISTE RN PRODUCE, VER,

iainoed Pine, Hoos eating, a, Menus, Lave 4 oun ty OAIHD, Ik,

puserd td Thimblen, Laden ala, we eabitel a, wie at

‘alr Viroy dies! tera of Gold and ‘Const. Jet tour Tackles,

ew York tae hear Ms citer ON DOOLAM, by purchasing © tenled

‘eelape for 3 ete eHealed Envelopes wil be vent for far 62; Thirty for 89; oe Ui jandred for #1

Wanted Everywhere.

‘

The Oubigeee ANTI-NERVOUS SMOKING TOBACCO!

Certificates pom teidatvered etear een by wait to ay

rea, wbout regard lo choice; on rely of Oa rectnng ‘he Cortiteate the parchane see gat aad His valley an

nad receive the ersiele med

poand clgar. tent analyzation of sobsece from all world, at the Aeaderay of Relences te Par

cn, will dew is

ub BOMBAY han ab. oo cil GAMORK™ Gent

logon prose tei: ‘the duimond lor thin delisaaa tuaury to the ker, Yer Wa are new Fre spree much lew Mf a Gar inferior

bao TACKSan, 0 ‘PoumtE & co

‘£199 Broad: yin © ew

ry sppliy ubeomsstons 2h douracn through the

lover of the toed the +d wok ceearine sagroseaned

pleasure in tle delicious favor,

EDWIN M. COOK & CO. tere af

RALLWAY- .

‘ NEW ORK

we mie nai. ated sod

wilt

ixty-five | Com

I, Emmons, New | ihe, waree,

SHURTS A Coi/Chemiats, ‘No, B58 Miver Bireet, Troy, N.Y.

CRISPER COMA.

april ly

For enrling the Hait of cithor Sex inte ¥ and Glossy Lal or fpavy Mauive Curl, rn seth

Destroctie of comfort, ard act werth 8k iged, come yourbhal, comms gly aud Aud iejoces Ia your own lukuriaa boi,

REPARATOR CAPILLL =~

’ For res ea Vale epoa 402 beails rnin whole sree © use It may have Galle ont) and forcing « the fare ih has

1 venoraot practitioners: bere Necning that wilt forge. a OF the hair or beard. * Hite,

ores Cincinna! sy, tana, wr ton, te

Weekly, $3.00 per Anmum,

Pelesie Kes tea tee 2 eae

See et ) NUMBER 22,

ere ray =eaeeormaen !

=a Ma ras a 23 eh: p Lave lle, of the Roman Cathoy tels, Etc. a obile. 4 N icksbur g- tig Cure, died at Bardstown, Ky, on 5 = -- Satarday evening after @ long nad pain~ 7 HO T. 3. BIDGOOD, ‘otice to Shi Bs ful iiluess ‘Tho funeral cefentones took ier SONS NOTED WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALER 18 serene Sates et [lace at Louisville on the Mth. E

Mpsne Sat, howen Gavi nd Nate Books'& Stationery, Orrice OF OFMReAL AUPE ——---———_ ey v re y Suavsxy is Baaxt.—Ths

fas April State 14%

ue ; i o

j > Rew ORLEANS, LA. ° |Blank Book Manufacturer & Printer, | ore Oo: ‘i razil has irsued a desree for be sole ¥en aneipation of slaves in that coun-

North-East Cor, Nt. Francie and Water sts, | Ones euthorizcd to gi MOULLE, ALA pais ® ‘OWT y raandato does not take effot

Vis “ FACULTY:. say

ee “gees : Play Rad cad are ceantasily recniving Fee PRRERLEN ICI ee ae Targest and best supply of Principal, and Tescher a Ancient Languages, ’ sm sow opening, end <ilering et oun sl Dav ri mil Fe

poerehy = : kaa aoods foc jaa. belt reset. chara <|-ene Negro Itlot in’ Galvestoxt.

‘Mental and Moral Phil a who Bs eit eat Were the recep:

‘MRS. 8. E. Teqehor ia: the Higbee Hostish Branches and ree banng ook sort erated from the kitchen to the roof. Rig Beda, Hair

‘Miss MATTIE A WALKER, Te Faralture | be reriout ates of poner, MY sort eh n : Poless | J £ the Re spublic -_ Teacher in Primary Branches. fords, | 284 durability of binding cannot Unis last evening on the

5 ‘MISS ROBINSON. Th Abe oO, 1 ) WwW OR a =¢

BLANE BOOKS. ty y ier J satch of Thursdap from Gel-

Teacher in Music. zs Ofice Stationery. MRS. J. M. HARWELL, poesia. aes Teacher in Drawing, Pe wg and Embroidery, Tha peld particular " 7 *

—_ = te argent are2rta : rte TERMS OF TUITION: hich they tatvalety Mi Xots, Commercial | od. We JEN YINGS,

bees honored. Commercial Post, Packet P — | lish, French and ‘American mauules-ure,

BATTLE HOUSE, me General Steamboat Ag’ MOBILE, ALA ; : ‘Thoroustily Re-fitted and-Furnished, | (3.01%: Every Room Supplied with Gas. . : ri burg, Miss.

aprine—CHARGRY#4 PER DAY. bia depariment ersiewith w Lariat agi smoderate

Campbell House |Syo thas fosion Merchon cially cOkceaes were?

(Bermerly the Roper Houie,) “ wet V iloy White, and several evi

Se meaiie gronnaic 7 at a beep let titles -|J4s, W. CAMPBELL, —Proprictor. PRIUS,

Bye of Ble at

. me Pies eager the pb

fagaale ot manufects

WHAKF-UOAT (Foot of Crawford St

ae ” midored a menth. ts ad (Late of Sumter, Cousty,) ie

‘< with beatacsn aud di wad if ites vonsats MOBILE, ALA fn | their own ‘seeing Athan) ig diag trolled eceords y a 1 me Sea tec eh a a ae ase, 1 sulictt s share of pul - je wha den looks awd Homery, wt ii Seen ‘Sioient that ca give a ¥

. _ » | tras ributed, I Notice. ite es Baran PW, CAMPDEL. XQ R2OES ne sere Dares GTA TINS | raoze trom eighionn to tnentysee ot "| Sa NET AON HOTS the Sher: | reney peesnouth, In advaves. THE NELSON HOUSE, YOUNC LADIES’ he “Birgost” Buildi: SANPORD "& BRO. - Though not the “Biggost” Building, Ss ti High School.},.- 7 eee a f

* L, GUULD, ALM, Rriveigal”’ antes BOOTS & SHOE Mas. A. K. ‘oouL, ‘Teacher of Nusie acd No, 41 Nerih Water Stiect, Oroaseatal Doparimest, RAILROAD JUNCTION eosin Abs:

“Rates of Tuition per Month: Jackson, Miss., At Wholesale on ly-

e Sinc> the dstruction of Pogish es’ ghar, Rogie 5°00 }T PAS eatablished « reputation for Good Fare b vd be

‘ —— © bene od other “a PROVISIONS 4 Wn “svance, fous | “the Proprietor wi iis. profersional 4: 1 Min guests feet fie iergechanse Ete Sane oe Jb er Terus : a cal ae is als * Po Obtain mao DA \ 1 18 & WORRIS,

Ee “Gear Bulk 8 des, 1036 tanp—iainan ig Tree pate eaten, serves 1 (ood Fare & Good Rooms

= renee, whose success Wher! rece dec eaemens0 3856 fons CaFblabee balickat eat “i STOP AT THE

Se nhiea semen ates ea MAGNOLIA COTTAGE

6. SWe te ae JACKSON, MISSISSIPPH.

380 1807. - H, GIBBS; ABOU, Ieeh Pobains Hanr Benns, Chews, | _SET A es — | een

TYSICEAN, ac Hosty, tres router TALE, HENDERSON & (O| Private Boarding |Swwescin i'w | gare set Souhern a Ct Serision, ices is UTS, Macuroay, Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Tes, SWholdhate ait Retest Destereia : u ¥ ‘Se : etend - . lina Te Rett acs roa’ FAMILY & FANCY GROCERI:S. Arar ;

‘ATSINS, Flour) Beeps, Metlérel, Caatics, sy wp (2 ‘VE Stutl, Waah Boards, Teds, Backe MEBIDIA se MASGASSIPPT. Patton Hlouse,|*' we eaace, | and splendd Butter, freab, and vice, Dotter Ce ae Gide st | MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI, | QARRG" Cour tes wr oncm Si sede crxcters, Handing § Chewing Tebace | tany ees. soi] W.g. PATTON, PROP'R. | inter. Wi AT LAW pU2OM, Sa for stn aod table wd, Cato, trait ali

IT igceredit eystem ear! cus and you are sure of

Hoard of » named

Jones House. |i ees ss Commission Merchants, MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI. Ko De Dales Peakioes x ; 72 Grev ve Tove Kixpwess rrow

ton Ging, ete,

re eee p y $ dian ft wo R. Ye Re CHADIICK, JOSIAH JONES, : PROP'R.|’ te ATE ene See eee ante ‘Thia well known Hotel is still pen for the re: SAMUEL | Loc KE, Wharf-boat Proprietors, \t ty, Tiley nt thn

oa jon and. accommodation of goes. The ‘able will be supplied wrth the best the market fords. Meals prepared on the arrival and de Nos, 31,{99, 41 and $3 Peters str STEAMBOAT AG

vartare of all trains The rietor of the. Hlonse announces | Laie Front Levee, between Casicmhouse and ry . to the public that he has opened a Buavilte Hereets, Vicksburg, Miss-

‘| FANCY SOAP, PERFUMERY, aus Bath weeouse Wie Ox alpha ee ; a oy Lage ag mtrgea care seg] eoarne va bua 18 RAs Aa : olan Bair Ee pered sete es eu v $ and DEALERS IN _ Sealer Co ne - Baa E ia Be le oka ING SALOON JFTARDWARE, owen Beat etey, ora tar ase ene

the public for thelr bers patrouage sad aul Sheet Irov, upuancea,

ea Ragsdale Hous», ’ ad : or vight hes f dex . ON THE HILL, . pein =, rs roe nnd acheratbat he haa

an toclose the

On the East Side of the Raileesd a 2 i one amit he opine a open for tnanlant nad pereenest : : = oh night, Its rooms are large Hand Bellows, the Proprietor is making inually. Blseksmiths’ Bellows, Plantation Saddlery,

‘east side near miarisly —and—

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS an Ges are NEW S* TORE! ing

Jen, HL, Malt'a (Mayervit'e, Ky.,) PLOWS

y-} Call 4°" COTTO\ SCRAVERS BAY > Orn RET, : ae 5 COTTON SWEEP 5 Gen201 pnd a the follaw= You's Patent COTTOS PLows & scharens, | MERIDEA wffSstssivPr. 4 spointredia of negglae

TU EF “| Fan Mulls Pathan tors the counties mano: ) J a

THE RUBY, Spemocrnnt ner County —We Se Gazi

Brett Sts betwees Lee A-Jobneon Arcnnes SV ARE ap ees s

. MERIDIAN, Miss. nem dhved ant are at

— LOUARS BAR ROOM, where, ibe

3 asi Domenie Uae ts any oe Se bare . . ea : dai ieee at waiaed etcoreacd | nine 4 * fs coda ARO re ocoeetvee that G J. Proctor, 22D.

For Hanegek “Gott, Mt Dalins Ge

“ee

+20

ALTSSISSIPPI.

as as Caabiisoed Demesieen abtvia erntre

Ge RSS They bese ve wee ticle old treats

COOKING & HEATING STOVES “prune wa terpct ta Sew Tork by wha Cte Stoo

nt bepers, TESa we can eeli ca cheap. see mor tovneen tee Tor the Comaty of

by| Mayor Heath, of New Orleans, bas| .

poise Es.

‘Watts senteniced four Federal ‘ecklias to the penetentiary, last weck, for hotve stealing in Hinds county.

"The Commercial Bank of Naw Or Jeans has suspended. Jacob Barker Pledges his real estate, with an annual veaital of $15,000, to cover the liabili- ties of the bank.

wt a May £2, 16

——<ar-—

Miss Catherine Hatton, of Caroline county, Virginia, bas lately made the discovery that she is the rightful heir to property to the amonnt of about one million of dollars, in the upper part of New Albany, Indiana.

——e-

Lieut. Col. Gay, commanding the post at Columbus, has issued en order _ requiring the immediate departure from the city of all freedmen who have no visible means of support.— ‘Those disobeying the order will be }romptly arrested and dealt with, se- verely. This order shows that Col Gay is alive to the situation of affairs.

— + ‘The trial of Henry C. Brown,’ charg- ‘ed with embezzcling "funds to the mount of $15,000, which recently oc- cupied the attention of the Cuited States Distrigt Court at Little Rock, Ark., was closed on the 4th inst., and resulted in the jury disagreeing and the retarn, of Brown to confinemen’ ‘He was formerly an officer in the fed eral army. —_ A. call has been issned fora National Democratic Convention to meet in Louisville on the 4th of next July.— ‘The object in view as expressed in the eall isto “consult upon the best means of re-orgauizing the party and by de- fending the constitutional liberties of the States and the people.” + + During the past week there were as- sembled in Convention, at Memphis, many of the most distingnished di- vines of the Baptist church in the Konthern States. Their mission was connected with charch affairs, and to sdisenss plans for the amelioration of thy human race.

see gee ———

Hon. Jno. Mcfiae has been appoint- ed Protiate Judge of Kemper county The appointment will no donbt give general satisfuction.

a Eee The Crop Prospect.

‘he prospect of the planting inter- ests in Mississippi is generally good. ‘The growth of corn is extensive Promising. In many portions of Ala- bama the stands of corn and cotton are ns good aswas ever secn. The wheat looks green and yigorous.— ‘There is less cotton planted in the ‘Tennessee Valley than we havo ever known. Corn and wheat prospects favorable. In Texas the wheat crop has suffered much from the weather, so much so that it is estimated the harvest of this year will be one third less than it was last, notwithstanding a larger area has becn sown, and mek- ing no allowance for rust and other accidents. The best farmers all agree that the average yield of the wheat crop; throughout the country, will not reach more than ten bushels to the nere. Corn and cotton crops are very backward, but doing well. Freedmen are giving pretty general sati “In Minos everything is growing magnifcently ; in Iowa wheat prom- ises an averagp Vield; fruit is in a favorable condition; in Southern Indi- ana-wheat is in excellent condition, but there is some complaint of its be- ing frozen out in a few localities fur- ther north; in Kansas there will be an ‘unusual large crop of corn and wheat, unless the grasshoppers interfere it; in Maine, Massachusetts and Mich- igan there in every prospect of a boun- teous yield; in Minnesota) which was never known to fail, a large harvest isexpected. Nebraska has one of the best stands ever known; in New Hampshire and New Jersey everything | ** is looking finely; in New He a Yer- mont, Wisconsin and Rhode Titi,

fom resig gop os spe doing better than for many“

a few reports come from Pennsylvania petich pre all favorable of the coming

faction.

_ [ised » proclamation to the colored | _

‘Se. © This is done in- consequence of the late disturbances, which he at- tributgs to mistaken and erroncous opinion as to the rights of the colored poople under the laws. It is held to be the undoubted right of all citizens, upon complying with the requisitions -of the law, to pursue ‘any legitimate business, and in such pursuit to ad- mit into their stores and places of -business, and to deal with such per- sons only as they shall seo proper, and to make such rules and regula- tions for the guidance of their custo- mers as to them shall seem most con- ducive to their interests, provi led the same be not contrary to law. Thoagh the greatvprinciple that all persons are equal before the law animates the whole spirit of the Constitution, ill not, waen‘applied to the actual and various conditions of persons in so- ciety, warrant the assertion that mem ‘md women are legally .clotheiliéeith the same civil and political powers, and that children and adults are legal- ly to have the same functions and be subject to the same treatment; but only that the rights of all, as they are settled and regulated by law, arc equally entitled to the paternal con- sideration and protection of the laws for ti intenance and scew

What are to individétnls in the infinite variety of circumstan-

ose right.

, are entitled, mnst depeud on ya adapted to their respective rela- ms and conditions. Gen. Mower,

Assistant Commissioner of the Freed- men for Lonisiann, a's» issucs an ad- dress to the culored people, in which hertells them they “will not be pro- tested in wrong doing,” and warns them that if their nt conduct is persisted in, the of the whole North will turn st them voke tha privileg It is to be hoped the proclam , the from Gen. Mower and Gen. Sheridan's order disarn:ing all persons except be authorized or required

arry the same in the exccu- tion of their official duties, will have the effect of allaying the antagonism between the white and black races, which bas been precipitated by ill- advisers who

Phos by which they are surrounded in

and it should be “the duty of all to

ations of co! Hare essen!

dby which we can ndists lored

confidence whi tnal prosperit alone thrive. who came here to educate the mind for political purposes shonld be eschewed. They good to either race and onl: perpetnal enmity and strife, which if continued, will finally result in the black man having to snecumb to the supe No one seeks to rob them of tho privileges conferred by the government—peaee and order, fru- gality and industry and a proper pect for the rights of both races, is all the Southern people'ask.

be;

r race,

—— ‘Public Meeting in Mobile. We find in our Mobile exchanges fnll accounts’ of the large meeting of citizens held in that city on Thurs- day the 16th inst., to express the vi of the citizens of Mobile in reference to the riot on the occasion of Kelly's speech. Price Williams was chosen Presi- dent and the {fgllowing gentlemen ice Presidents: Messrs. Charles Walsh, Jno. Reid, Jr., Wm. Stewart, W. H. Ross, Garland Goode, Wm. J. Ledyard, Chas. P. Gage and RH.

hes wero mado}

following resclutions unani mously adopted:

Wnurneas, Ata recen? meeting held in this city on the night of the 14th of

May, 1867, there were disturbances disorders resulting in the most lamentable consequences; and where- as, thiarmecting is composed of the citizens of Mobile, and th

mean no ulterior |

D Tudge |

tion, but the public generally have been apt to- Believe accounts coming through such socross were exazrera- ted bo the of the wniters. Occasionally, however, well suthenti- cated facts have gons to prove that no coloring of romance could exceed in shocking ghastliness the revelations of reality. Lately, circumstances have brought to light somo scenes aid in- cidents in the interior edonomy of the Llinois Insane Asylum, and @uch gn- other chapter of horrors could scarte- ly be found outside the records of the Spanish Inquisition. .

Within the walls of that terrible building, given over, hopclessly, help- lessly, to the tender mercies of a gang of brutal, beastial doctors and keep- ers, hundreds of podt demented crea- tures Lave languished through years of torture and indignity until death

‘ly enme to torminale their suffer-

is «From various sourceathe truth sraduaily coming ont, and the de- already published are so sad and sickening as to make one almost doubt the possibility of their occur- renee, were not the evidenco in the. ease thoro ed and irre- fragible. proof positive that

ightest offences—offe:

of utter irresponsibility—anbjected to

the most cruel aud revolting punish- |

ments. Think of a del raed to the fiend

oom,” and th al

ne the hand and sewed up, having a sing’e loophole through which a string of cord might be pussed. Her arms vers then crossed in front, the hands being drawn tightly behind her. She was then thrown violently upon the floor, face downward, her clothing was removed, and then she was beaten until her flesh was a mere jelly.

With what was ealled refractory or obstinate pai the inde ecribable

sd bath was resorted

dhandand foot, plunged into col water, and held mnde r until almast strangled, for a moment re- moved, only to. be again and again submerged until li tinet. A indy, employ three years and a half, writes tc male friend tat one of the p instructed the attendants how choke patients withont le: marks. From another atten have the following story of d malignity vouched for : endant discovered a patient Ith resting on ber bed in in disregard of a rule mse to which no

evelish |

sad ud Ler. woman—resting

4 large and her whole

tue patient's head as a hammer, the tresses of her hair serving as a con- x izg the floor To our exclam: ssions ve got for

ail her mig tions and inter:

ch hand and foot firm!

jbas tied her knees togethe her by the hair, again began bars_as oor.

first she |

Her muscle was} ;every blow gashed Ip, and spirted blood over the

alls aud the floor and her own per-| splash fell npou a Bate |

dof ts chanced to be hold: |

kard, who, though per-

of some of her’ relatives, im- red in this horrible place, in a pul= account of her account of her ce, SAYS :

nts are often cho'ed until |

fi are black, and their tongu: | hang out of their mouths. A indy of refiuement, of pure and. virtuous character, and a nature remarkably | true to the instincts of a trae woman, before being luere thirty-six hours was

h discipline of | §

was, through the machina- | 9

stripped of all her clothing, except a torn chemise, and laid upon’ her back on the floor, Dr. — sitting astride

try | her naked body, while four at tendants

ren

scarcity late our prices,

Erect dlerminediier ne mace eek

rere To CITY & COUNTRY

Tretia oar Geode at pres ow ab Wag: ca be Bed tm the Mobile re ter

“MERIDIAN FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOP to

partments, he np ‘of his ow ability to give satlsface

tion Ine particalar. Those in sant of Awnings Verandahs Columns. Sills, Lintels, Sash, Weights, Iron Cemetery or other purposes, Lin fact, any description of castings necded or used in this country, are Inyited to communteate, before ordering from chewherewith W. W. MU . inayRawly

“Messrs. PLEASANTS & 09, TOBACCO MERCHANTS,

LOUISV1 aE E, KY. RE PREPARED to furnish Planters and Merchants ith ene best Beenda of Kentacky Teal Tobacco, ‘prices merely ‘ormous Gsverameat, Tar, 02, HARUPACTUNED TOBACCO, hes canned eock adeiloralon, th

cette per pound. neatly put ep iz boxes from 35 pounds, of packages, and wor b. perior te any man-

St. Louis, Mo. ity of Jack-

JaslH. Ledbetter, City of Jackson, Miss, Hon, RL. Henderson, Mayor. Meridian. A. J. Buford, ( Hill, Miss.

Judge Thornton, 01 Mine,

Frank 8. Ronald & Co. Sth Steet, To- bacco House, Louisville,

Acexts Waxren.—Any active man with two hundred doih al cam maoke from fiern

to thirty dollara per 4 selling oor plod

We wilt it vecessary information apd thor-

in regard to the entire undertoking wpos sppl ca-

PLEASASTS & CO. 1 (STE of 2 Rivet Tobacco H

Ww. Per moi The Year Kona or ¥ 0 per ex Prof. on Com

A Grand Tournament,Cor- onation and Fancy Dress Ball, Will be gireo at Meridian, Mim, om Thersday,

Juwe 15th, 1567 1 PRIZES 19 GheRmacs. to be awarded to the 1s the greatest number of ‘The sesool, $100 The the Knights teking | * + of rings with the

h the Live placed io the

accompany the first prize, ch, with the seeoud and

econ pris rst of Honor, and th: the third prise, will crop of Uonor. Married Knights, df eucetsafal, i to-a over the crows wreath to the bachelor Krigit or Kaights, next highest in rings. RULYS AND ORDER OF EXERCISE. The tiiting will be made with the lazce Lence to be ning fect long. ‘The rings, three in num! half joches ‘in

ninodate the weaned the horse or rider.

Will be entitled te three tilts,

wed in case of Searebigie mates, may re

¢ ride, not to exeeed three tilte—max-

Allties to be deciued upon the

quick: Tl

“Th he two tuadrad ood Sty dred an

Soamte large snd

barred Bont ene ‘Sonia, Easentia! Oke Seteed Powders, ete.,

Sagal tte tet gat aad poly

SPIES, ‘LEXINGTON HUST.

Our stack ecpaon pitgj thie coming wikia ettoiogp alae! Gite weal eed we wi R satisfaction. PRET incaged to one ae led wtprompinn td

aptltewtt

‘HARDAWAY é 2 Fae |

f'n, rErres,

a eben,

THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN

[from the Manufactures of Europe and America, and will be sold as Cheap as by any other House on this Continent,

P. H. Lavender of Greensboro, Ala., is with the above house, and will be plesaed to serve

P. EH. PEPPER & CO. Established 1847.

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.

Corner of St. Francis and Joachim Streets,

MOBILE,

Have constantly for sale much HE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS

ever offerod in this Market.

ATLA.

IMPORTED DIRECT

BM Boss

Johnson MERID)

Ross & Wilson, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWAKE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,

HL. ¥. WILSON.

Avenue-

Kewanee Saw Mill,

PLANING MILL, , DOOR, BLIND AND SHINGLE

‘FACTORY,

a Miles Eat of “Meridian. to deliver all kinds of Bath. Siete cera phy ‘Bash, Blinds, Dressed Flosria, oop inh OE eater oly

| Wheeler & Wilson's

Awarded ihe highest Premiom af the exbibi- on of the St Logis Agricultural acd Mechinl-

exercises to be referred to the

decision will be fiaal ‘Those desirous of entering the list must jive their names to the Secretary by 10 f the date of the exercises; if

appear in Knight's com tume and character designated, Kaigl 0.

yoo tothe contest,

Ample preparations made to ar- range comfortable vests. fn. tb ta the Emphatboatse fore peetators,

‘The Meridiaa Brass Band will bein attend-

Jodes Won. 5. Lore Hen, ei tre

=lThe World's

cal Pair, 1826, Fair, ‘LONDON,

French Exposition,

- PARIS, snd at every

United Stater Fair

SEWING MACHINE |é

RICE BROTHERS & CO. 89 AND 91° CAMP STREET,

—and— 303 [MAGAZINE STREET,

New Orleans, Warehouse, 97and 99 Julia f(reet

piercr iPO#rERs oF BIRMINGHAM, RERPFIELD AND WOOL- ‘VERHsMETON 4

All Kinds of Guna Made and Agar. maylawly

Millinery Goods.

<: our Sew stock of Spring pote

THE GREAT

SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS Compt acaba of pare nb wlcet Pomity edetig,

‘They are pot secret Fpatent mixtures, and are r- commend’ to based ey of thre prepared Ly a triends, whe Knew Wit tlle ate

“Ours ip the only class rf Famnliy Mesicines ever ot- tered Wo the publle whieh were prepared uy. te Medl= eal Profeasion,

FEMALES ee SOUTH!

eR ‘Gains o. Eepo

idee, aed the clonte, tier) ear al oF Ros - sed tn he heathy ea tls promavur bre mer ofall DauaEdULE & LO a

iertore merge wen ee ee i hg nd ts wit C canst ia "aac Pg a IO the Wi

art he emale sek -aehitig ost ne rearranges teen meas

OVS S204 DLoeD

wunt be fn ordre to be telly of that just be changed,

ie Fun = do.

Br easue |

rt era |

ass

roubtecome clans of Giseasrs reqsiriag ee DaUMUUOLE os

Fluid Bt, Beazhgsy, Gabe Cubebs medicinal

Weekly, $3.00 per Annum.

NUMBER 22.

—— Hotels, Ete.

—— = ; = = Boh p Lares, of the Roman Cato Vv 7icksbur tic Cuureh, died at Bardatowr, Ky,

AT THEIR OLD STAND, on the Corner, and their

ADJOINING,

AYR oe band. cod the largest and best sopply of

* ATTORNEYS AT LAW i a a Seeey: i oa moa MAYES,

*“Toomsuba, Miss.

Ever een in this Country,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Ses an etre acd Q ,neaton given tn Benkratcte ln seems sacs ios

oe) Foe perc ot ean mai Soewly. uv. WwW. "SMITH,

"ATTORNEY AT LAW

MERI@LAN, MISSISSIPPI. ‘prardewies é

DRS. KE, SMITH, -

Surgeon Dentist;

¢ JOSTINUES to perar dlp 0 see most acieat fie manne-.

DR. N. B. KENNEDY,

Notice.

No. BOI ore p ink 1X0, BOOKS—oe more paper or iak-—no tron

NaNroub'& BLO.

fa Inege, that we area, reoupt of » large

Qe tS eS

AND

PROVISIONS, which we will sell at the following prices:

a DACON—Clear Sider, 1634 daring whch i cases

wii Gietr batt 8 ses, 4 Canvas Bugar-eured Ham!

Tea, $2.27; Flour, hn is 60, $14 bolo git ws

—We also bave— TARCH, Irish Potatoes, Navy Beans, Cheese, PPLES—Dried, Homisy, Dried Peaches, UTS, Macarouy, Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Tes, ISH, Snuff (Garrett's at £0 ceats per bottle) pater Powder, Ceps, Corn Meal,

AISINS, Flour, Sosps, Mackerel, Candies, wel re Stas, Wash Boards, Tubs, Buckets,

ROOMS, Salt for stock and table nee, Catsup,

ICE, Meas Poft, Sardines,Preserves, Pepper,

SIONS, Cen Fruits of all descriptions, Pep

Bor Seace, and. other artcies too naverocs to the above, 1.

igh | acjaining howe, we Keep coostanuy on hasd ahaa’ Roost we hero i: ‘crery description of u

DRY GOODS !

Ei SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. © Wisctenicseatoa iat ta Courts

fv sed Rou, again te igh ye

Hurlbut, Sturges & Co.,

are constantly receiving

Merae Seprea low as tl afford. 5 low as they ox

OLLECTING— ie the Sher- | Feacy per mooth, ia advane. ext—boy for

We wish to call the attention of the pablic at assort-

and splend.d Butter, freah and nice, Batter | (Shera feces autres cing 8 Chewing Tbs | i

Meridian ST. JAMES HOTEL,

FEMALE COLLEGE

FACULTY:

NEW ORLEANS, LA.

Elder J. B. HAMBERLIN, A. M. meets Srey MRS. S. E. HAMBERLIN, Teacher in the Higher English Branches and Freoch.

it in now open for the reap: ee gtr MISS: MATTIE A. WALKER, [dia 7

a tet pew and

Is far. pe pied Et EW The Bare and Liquors equal to any sued ia pri- vate familien,

Painting and Embroidery. TERMS OF TUITION:

new and fresh. The proprietors teor labor or expaaon'te meer a Soe the liberal support with which they

beer honored. april3-1y

MOBILE, ALA.

S232 238

Every Room Supplied with Gas. eprictt CHARGES PER DAY.

(Fermerly the Roper Heuse,) JAS. W. CAMPBELL, Proprietor. {Late of Sumter,County.)

MOBILE, ALA

PLATING iste s0d, thoroughly resited the abore House, I solicit a share of pablic pat. Tonage, feeling confident that | can give satis.

faction to all Whe step with me. fe | may latin s. W. CAMPBELL,

THE NELSON HOUSE,

Though not the “Biggest” Building,

large number of girls crowded into boarding house. Charges for range from eighteen to

jenty-tire dollars cur.

YOUNC LADIES’ HighSchool.

L, GOULD, A. M, Prine H'GOULin Teacher of, Music and tal Depart

ar ras

RAILROAD JUNCTION Jackson, Miss.,

Rates of Tuition per Month:

ino ere Aig

Ey NELSON, Prop'r. 'o Obtain

Good Fare & Good Rooms STOP AT THE

MAGNOLIA COTTAGE,

KSOX, MISSISSIPPI.

Boys, rears, will be admified the Brit tesion, aod eas for the ar Tis making Abie beg leave to state th

experience, whose success hitherto, In” there inion, fernisher sufficient guarazice to sll conhdence in the sod'faitaint masoer in which their children will be

mar80 1887.

HILL, HENDERSON & CO ‘Wholesale sod Retail Dealers in FAMILY & FANCY GROCERIES.

Lee Street, MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI. \ONSTANTLY receivin

Private Bearding 3. ANN DOZIER, ST set con-nod

Patton House, MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI, W. 8. PATTON, PROP'R. marboett

aod on hand, Ba-on,

they will

tose Seperate ae entiae Jones House.

MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI. 3 JOSIAH JONES, : PROP’R.

R. Y. R. CHADWICK,

DEALER IN sep

DRUGS,MEDICINES '

.« Chemicals, FANCY SOAP, PERFUMERY,

OIL, GLASS, INK, &e.,

Hair Reatoratices, Dyestuffs, Tooth and Nail Brushes, "Fishing Rods, siooks, Lines, &e.

Also a large Stock of AYRES', SCOVILL & 00,"3 Patent Medicines which | am agent for.

Ne. 6 Front Street, MISSISSIPPI. 18 compounded day or night.

Jjeals prepared ox the arrival and de- sare of all train.

The proprietor of the Jones Honse announces tothe public that he has epencd a

Bath House

in the basement ofthe Hote for the sceommods

of his guesta where col, or shower ood by sil who dreire them. ad

jotsiog the Bats hotee 1s'=

SHAVING SALOON

where a FAST-LLASS BARBEIK will wait o2 all

who dente his services,

Determived to spare no trouble nor expense to

accommodate his, puesta, he returns thanks to

the pablie for their liberal patronage and solicits

hse ntinuanees

Ragsdale Hous», ON THE HILL,

I EURNITURE, |sptasbnrier

FURNITURE

A d House Furnishing Goods,

On the East Side of the Rail-r~d

always fog tenant ond permanent boarders, nt, Ita rooms are | tor ie Bakiog sions sod tenements Cnteualy o * railroad track.

Private Boarding.

S. M. REA would respectfully announces to Mi sbene-woe desice private Deerd tne deci.

FALLON, FULTON & CO., Meridian, Miss, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Magazine Stacet, beliceen Gravicr end Natchez,

W. T. HICKLE & CO., Proprictors.

the comforts and pleasures of s beme se fer se poruble guarenteed to He

Ferue Hose itself may be. sid te be entirely

BATTLE HOUSE,

Thorouzhly Re-fitted and Furnished.

Campbell House

Louis, mo |<

T. S. BIDGCOD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

MOWILE, aLa.

MOST RESPECTFULL’ of my friends and the po Choice stock of Books and

am now opening, aad offers vices.

BLANK ROvKS.

Igers, Journsls, and Resord en of paper. My

are all made to order cud «

snd durability of binding ea:

he surpassed.

OMce Stationery.

lab, Freneb and American iuin.

Scitoo1,

My stock embraces «li in Alabama ard Mussissipp editions.

aod to Stal any required Pattern,

PRINTING.

with oratoces and dispaich,

find it to their advantage to gi making porches. tS

we acall belo

M.S, BTETSON. GB. PRESTOS,

At Wholesale o:

Rince the d-struction of ou

low prices Ca Window shad taing, Lace, W

C NIGHT & CO. Dealers in Marhiners, Hei ing, Cotton Gi Sew Oieant

Nos, 37,[39, 11 amd 43 Peters Street,

Late Pront Levee, between Customhouy

New Oricans. IMPORTERS aod

HARDWAR

Tio Plate,

Sheet Iron, Bar, Iron, Sails, Axes, Castiogs, Manilla Rope, Haesd Bellows, Blacksmiths’ Bellows,

—d—

of every description.

Jas. H. Hall's (Mayervil'e. Ky..) PLOWS Lo- | Calhoun *

COTTON SWEEP

‘Yost's Patect COTTON PLOWS & SCRAPERS.

‘sired. ‘Pree Lunch at 11 o'clock. eT ee SWITZER,

Fan Mills, >

Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Etc,

Plain, Japaaned & Stamped Tinware | »-

‘TINSMITH'S MACHINES & TOOLS.

-| COOKING & HEATING STOVES

of grery dessriztion,

Agumt for the Celebrated

Books & Stationery, Blank Book Manufacturer & Printer, ‘

North-East Cor. St. Francis and Water ate,

Printing of Disnts, Hills, of Lading, Cotinn Sales, and every description’ of Jub Work done |

COUNTRY ‘MERCHANTS AND TEACHERS and those who deal in Hooks and Xtationery, wi

apréawin

A. L. STETSON.

M.8. STETSON.& CO.,

yt | Transfer Agents Wieksber.:

SAMUEL LOCKE,

Plastation Saddlery,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

COTO» SCRAPERS

ing. sfter a long and pyie~ ‘The foneral ceremonies tole | plice at Louisviile on the Milk. ———— Anourrios or Stavery tw Braz — Tha Emperor of Brazil bas beaed a deerse for the emancipation of slaves in that eoan~ The mandate does not take effect aty years, but all the children bern hereatter, are to be free

ss Notice to. Siippers.

ae he Nesro Riot in Gatreston

spekes, 5s) Hub

Ww ooD We O1

To nazwed Passi follgs

Steam’

General Forwarding and Com- mission Merchant,

Dealer in al! kinds of — > scr] _ The hooting was TERN PRODUCE cnt

ae | cat ‘and a white mun shot i

shoulder. = Resoluti Plantation coe eal than

were recei T2T- Orders from the Conatry snticited rt) and silemiod:

salt faction ——0~-—_—_ | Mr. J, Botto, of Vicksburg, requests ustocorrect the erroneous itnpresston (circulated by the Natehex Cour) © partnership wil one ot the Board of Regist The partnership named was «

{with shouts of op

wm woonsrrr,

WOODRU

Destors to

OOKS and STATIONERY,

, Musical Instrumen

| Toys, Notions, and Faney Good: of the Vie ° WASHINGTON STRELT is 7 : ned we Als Copia) shh ‘4 4 wan Radical’ as mn~ VICKSEURG

ver & Ital ka aud Thre,

ads

ae =, woo The fankin Co

DAVIS & MORRI

|Cotton Factors,

Receitm7, Forwarding and

EBAL C0:

SION MER

CMANTS |

our reigl

mnt administered by such empiries. Good bye. centiemen | vou travel too fast for us, We commeutt to you the following warning :

“| cTo att mg f

WILLIAMS & C0. FORWARDING AND

W. M.

| A naddener death vo: |

While teadin)

Commission Merchants,

and Meridian R. 2.

| Wharf-boat Proprietors,

, whic! greatly to their remembered.—

GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,

Vicksburg, Miss.

nticited,

‘oners in ouresunty jail, it escaps on Inst. Tuesday

them it appears, mado hh the floor, while the oth= jer, after eawing the iron’ bara, jumped from the window of the second #'ore.— The Sheriff who resides at the jail build ing, was nhsent on business at the time. —Panola Star.

Canmission

night his exit thro

| on

|_A Washington dispatch to the X.Y. | Times says the President bas informed x-3arar Monroe and o.hera,that he has en. Siferitan HOt 16 élose the pa until the oping Feneral on the dis- Men~ roe expressee the opinion that this will keep the registry open until September.

Axormx History —The Washington Star, of the 71 4 R. Barnwell Rhett, in in the city enllect= history of the Inte war,

NEW STORE! LEE STREET, MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI. ROSENBAUM & CO.

tars in

Gen. Ord has announced the follow. fonal appointments of regis- ans ioe ths opretiea Paasens

For Kemper Comnty—W. 8 Gant- bie, A. K

ey, John McRae. naa Counts iti . LW. Blessing.

aba County. Vs Flood, B, Sehompor y—John Les, 8.

avon. Consty—J. FP. 1. Chiborne, Dailas G. Duel), 1 Brown.

Hevirg established themse'res st this evatre of trade, they bepe to wee their old friesds fend to wicks wew oo". Tocie stock we in Xow York by ont buyers, and we can Goole na can be bough in East ation

For the County of Monrae—Joln Walker, J. BR. Woolmamse, Prank J. Bedford.

For the County e Attaln—J. M.

ger a a ae “DUNCAN & ILART, CH tag

of Lowndes—1 AUCTIONEERS ace yee

coe Ger, dammns Aoone & sate st | Powell

“s

: a

“reatal of $15,000, to cover the liabi Hel of the bank. os

‘Miss Catherine Hatton, of

Caroline |

of dollars, in the upr pert of New Albany, Indiana.

post at Columbus, has issued an order

requiritig the fromthe city of all freedmen who

Lave no tisible means of rt — "Those disol the order will be << iromptly arrested and dealt with so-

ae: Col.

= The aes of Henry C. Bréwa, charg- i Jing ffunds to the

su’

nlive'to the situation of af

pmount of ‘$15 000, whi

enpied. the attont Btites Disteict Court Ark. was closed on the resulted inthe jury di: thoreturn of Bi He was f

Democratic” Canzentios Lonisvitle oh the 4th of ni

call isto of re-orgauizing th fending the coustitutions lit the States rnd the peop!

During the past week there were as- sembled in Convention, at Memph many of the most distinguis vines of thé Baptist: church in the Southern States. Their mission was connected with church affairs, discuss plans for the the human race.

much from the we xo much so th mate

vest of

larger area has b

no allowance for rust

ten bushe! nere. Com and cotton ero - backward, but doing well. are giving pretty g In. Tiki y magnificoutly ; in Town whe jses fin average Vicld; frait is in a favorable condition; in Southern Indi- ana wheat is in ‘e condition, ‘but thore is some con int of its be- ing frozen ont in a few localities far- ther north; in Kansas thore will be an unusual lerge erop of corn and unless the grasshoppers interfere with it; in Maine, Massachtisctts and Mich- fgnn there is every prospect of a boun- teous yieldfin Minnesota, which was never known to fail, a large harvest isexpocted. Nebraska has one of the best stands’ ever known; in New Hampshire and Now Jersey everything 4s looking finely; in New York, Ver- mont, Wisconsin and Rhode Island, wheat is vigorous, growing finely and gives promise of a more abundant - harvest than for several years; Ohio is doing better than for many years; 2 few reports come from Pennsylvania ch are all favorable of the coming

eee

1 Bank of New Or- chas suspended. Jacob Barker ps lis ren! estate, with an annual

‘county, Virginia, has Istely made the! Wisdovery iat she ia the rightful heir|

. a immediate departure

|&c. This is done in consequence of

LSE boats the Inte disturbances, which he at- pie agesie

people under the laws, It is held to be the undoubted right of all citizens, upon complying with the’ requisitions | otaq of tho law, to pursue any legitimate business, and in such pursuit to ad- mit into their stores and places of business, and to deal ‘with such per- as they shall sce proper, e such rules and reg

jand to mz | fions for the gu

I seem most con-

cual and ions of persons in so- ciety, wateant the ass and women are lezal the same civil and politi and that children and adi ly to bavo the san ct to the s

n, lored people, in which he tells them they “will not be pr tected in wrong doi hem that if their persisted in, the peor North will tarn agai voke the privilezes It is to be hoped the procis of the milit from Gen. 3 order di

ris

which

, to expr

Mobile in refer

Price Willi

ad Goode, Wim. J.| and R. Hi

W. H. Ross, Gaz L 3, Chas.

and the following resolutions unani-

mously adopted:

Waenras, At-a recent moeting held

in this city on the night of the Lith of

May, 1867, there w disturbances fond disor resulting in the most

lamentible consoquences; and where-

as, thin meeting is composed of the citizens of Mobile, and they desiro to announce to the people of the country their unqualified disapprobation and eae to all such acta. Therefore, | lim beit

Ist, Resolved, That we deoply de- the occurrences that

rof speeches were made|¢

fel abies peal

ted bo the Occasional es Yel snthenti ive gone prove at no Sonera of romance could exceed in shi the revelations of reality. Lately, circumstances have brought & to light wome scene> ‘nnd’ in- cidents in the interior edonomy of tho Uinois Insane Agrium, and such an- other chapter of horrors could searce- | ly be'found outside the records of, the | Spanish Inquisition.

Within the walls of that terrible |

me the | nces—offences, be it re-| nbéred, coi ted in

of ulter ponsibi

Pthe most cruel and revolting y

Think of a di d to the Sendis! h dise

ts.

ord might be ty Her arms thon crossed in front, the hands being drawn t behind her. | She

removed, and the n until her fl ah w

ye patient was taken to the n, tied band and foot, pln:

} into cold wa

tir 58 hor

was | y every blow gashed

a her own pi Il upon a pl 1 to be hold- |

splash

though per- was, through the machina- + Of some of her relatives, im- n this horrible place, in a pz count of her account of her

tients are cften choted gntil the'r fax blac, and their tongues hi putof their mouths. A lady of ment, of pure end virtuous ebaracter, and a nature remarksbly | true to the instincts of » true woman, before being here thirty-six hours was stripped of all her clothing, except a torn chemise, and laid upon her back on the floor, Dr. sitting astride her naked body, while four at tendants applied the strap to her quivering]

We had thought that the { cout soar cat ceaiomepat tod aoe Virtually dono away with, i ene esylums at least Rose colored re-

that the offer RULES AND ORDER OP EXERCISE. ygotthe devil in 1 rand Lf The titing will be made with the levee it out. -Help fo} Lance to 2 Feet lon,

“MERIDIAN N FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOP

THE und fs full, mutt reall pathinery) wally mate red ‘f Foundries it in this section in

Sin-want of Awnings, Verandahs, SSS nce ee mon for Cemetery or other

TOBACCO MERCHANTS,

LOUISVILLE, KY.

Be ane

ter, City of Jackson, Miss, i. J.. Liendersou. Mayor, Meridian. A. J. Buford, Coblege Hi, Miss. duulge Thorutou, Okolona, Mis. Rs

hike ‘edertsbing upon applica: hen to vs by letter. reread PLRASANTS & CO. of “Ab Srset Tobacco Hoare, LOUISVILLE, KY

TS.— 8250

Ue maytterit

per month

; Jo, be awarded to the obtains the greatest number of i ‘The second. $100 The tio the Knights taking number of rings with the

yrize money sill be placed i ran ad aworda onabe tine. tilting. be ans

company the first prize, each, with the second and

ning the third prize, will J uf Honor. ‘Married Knighte tien over the crow: welur Knight or Kuights,

‘The rings, three in now ches in diameter, will be euepended on with can Le raised or lowered, to 0 e the heightoi the horse or rider. will be entitled to three tilts, oidable accidents. may re- he ride. not tu ¢xeged three trlts—i

All points of di growing out of the + to be referred to the judges, whove

will be fi eotering the list must

give their names to the Secretary by 10 lock, a.x., of the date of the exereiser; if

Knights entrance fée, 810.

The chivalry of Meridian throws down the gauntlet to all trie Knights! Right royally we invite you to the contest,

Auple preparations are Being made to ar range comforiable seats ia the Amphitheatre fois peetators,

‘The Meridian Drass Basa will bein attend

Judge Wan, 5. Maj. Henry St Pact. How

\ Brandy, Pace Od Coa jet erat Ore eae tn Lent qual apd tpoually polested for aa

“eoLcFcbAl kc ul nanpep Starnes aoe = On soot eobraccsevertbing coming wiia the Drag Dosineea. Gire us. call and we eatin 200.

‘orders intrusted care, filled withpromptness and ancaracy. a 5 Ree PES TARDAWAY & 25 sar, apritawtt

agro Street.

Fr. H. PErrer, 1. ritzceRaip.

P. H. PEPPER & CO. Established 1847.

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.

Corner of St. Francis and Joachim Streetse,|‘

MOBILE, ALA.

Have constently for sale much THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS

ever offered in this Market,

oad

THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN IMPORTED DIRECT) =

rom the Manufactures of Europe and America, and wilt’ be eld as Cheap as by any other House on this Continent,

Pi H. Lavender of Greeasboro, Ats., 1 with the, sbaye louse, and willbe plesatd to nerve fe frhend

= M. Ross.

MX. WELSON-

Ross & Wilson,

DEALERS IN

DRY_ GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWAKE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, |,

SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, &c,&c.

Johnson Avenue> « MERIDIAN, MISS.

Kewanee Saw Mill.

PILANING MILL. SASH, DOOR, BLIND AND SHINGLE

FACTORY,

16 Miles East of Mevidian.

” are to dolixer all kinds of rng Lumber beat Beart pine tougl or P20 st any sation ov the Selme aad Mend

RICE BROTHERS & CC., CAMP STREET,

wea, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Dressed. Pio: nie. AL orders prem ptiy fled.

wh, Send oF be ese 89 AND 91 Btatios, or to Sattord 2 Bro, “5 “myinn —and—

205 [MAGAZINE £T2EET, -Now- Orleans, Warehouse, 97, ca 99 Sulfa firect

paneer Taroxsxes oF BIRMINGHAM, | SHEFFIELD AND woo.

Wheeler & Wilson's

SEWING MACHINE | ist'sstu

Awarded the highest Prémfaia af the exhith. | Bross und Iron tion of the St. Louls Agriceliaral aod Mechank | . Weare

|The Worlds . Rair, LONDON, French : Exposition, T seth LA United: States. Fair)

Pest nee aa eee HER

ea SOUTI

PLANTATION “SUPPLI Imported & Domestic Wines &Liguorn, FIAVANA CIGARS, FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, | bo,

enn Maige gine word at

A Kinds Oia Meo Depart

way lBaly

meee

soak pete

Setdine aod a ros ‘Dress.

‘exeeate all

rot

Al apeerewtad

eaters porate

THE GREAT baodeel ats PREPARATIONS

dent toa

te be'used fu Liew of Peeper:

a dt os, “ortho iwhe Kau tat Hite stent

tered tu the yabile which cal beciessioa.

FEMALES OF THE SOUTH!

mare prepared by

Therases peendiar tv yome tex, incident. te. all Jocsti~ thes, culled front te

se that Toke Ju

erert upon ser vitals, Glavin sod Gero NicareTeR ‘Your pele ai dusty evade aaeteet Your litelevs exe, aeur fertle ‘und tetera wall palpitating weet goer dejected brew, ail case whieh

srodtualiy sted steedlly GRU Antoads EYE BUGE Untog aysiu.

* -Tho Sunshine o .Hepe *

ne arate eet ie wt

ria mee age bene foe rie eblane

sa best, To MC fe prac ore 1a imuadoute’ aor

English Fomale Bitters.

Ie the antycomtdnation that setustty and’ pealtively arouses abd restores the Com to ite twraral beahihy he

ica, Cheri Pal ‘Rervynenees ‘aweibae Bar st orine Hest “etcncnsg Uiseras Hon suet (rritatton of the Wem. Teeanrermeniy. of the ee a haber wt iva ata = fled ve Site. neal ealpet ene a aS ein eo

fo pint niPia d BLOOD

SS Ssreh tastier troabienoee clue ot auranes erurhe pare Ula

Ye 3 ‘Faty sremetarceet a taint mlatares, wad 4 commend

treatment. Ours ts the caiy Conacd { Family sleditnes tyes ef~ >

eos ok tet : ) Btoet rsand

able at suck tinis ox they may think best, (aot over 20 years) base! upon Reat Es- ‘tate and other property of said Company.

very | at cash caine, dc. The Charter granted,

shall be and remain for fifty years. Here 1s one of the most liberal of Char~ ‘tora giving the Company’ existence for s| Atty yeers, and it maybe based and bullt up of material, of-whieh we have an alun- dance, Our idle lands may thus be inade productive, and yielding to us. Onr -poor

theirlands: Let ns hear from the Direc- toryen ai ‘There was some murmuring and threats, thie Monday mbralig by afew lodiscreet colored persons about theelty,and. for a {time many persons feared there was trou-

‘shot had been: tired by

Wha at 2 Gog Interfering pursuit. Bat the statement dit Monlay thorniyz Capt.

s(BROACH, BROWN & Cu.,

Sutras.

Montgomery and Atlante » selling their bed- destitution in Al-

fo verge of distress. Counties | Perfec

rofage the transportation of tho ales erated: zea order the agents to sell part of the foreign char-

ity for the purpose

ME Chugh ta Ma- bamna, on Thurs May locisir, by Weve Fe Re Manson, it Fike Wirrrixip, of Memphis, Tenn. and Mis# Leia H. Gav, of Marengo county.

(The ceremony wae performed: at th Episcopal church whese m ny were in tt- tendance to, witness the beautiful ant Jin- posing rite. It was indeed a scene of po~ auliarinterest and bedut}—thé young and lovely bride standing by hermanly groam and surrounded by her Uridennalds and thelr suits, The entertainment, onthe do

esent could not help but e# to the fullest extent both in the

band around the festive boanl. Our

tras every canse for sclf-gratutation fwhaving made snch {happy allianec— fr In fis lovely bride are happily blended those qualities of heart aud soul that serve to miake the perfect woman and secure a fidelity ns undying as our pulse. We breathe a heartfelt prayer that they drift pleasantly atown the stream of time fand that the lengthening shadows of 1%

nT when gitllsh grices resign’ into dignity

and loveliness, chastenc: with the gentle meekness of maternal affection, will. find them as now in heart and destiny

LOCAL MARKET.

Store Prices of Artleles at Meridian, Mies.

e! th. Beer—on foot, @ Ib... Cofn fed... Ib.

Donble ex... # bbl.$16 00 ¢ Superfine £.% bbL $14 00 16

g a 2 =| ES

BeseRernn:

Aaa aae EPFee

Fr °

shseseercusas He

VIVIIvawes Beasesassa=ssse5

1S8l1Blael (ssl tie

—— New Spring & Summer Govds

ae aT THE YELLOW TORE,

== THMES HUDDLE f C0.

said. Se where att} Bi Pes fe Biller a mansk have to- |,

iy?

Al Bullitt Street,

MANUPACTERERS axD © YRortirrons cr

All forms of stubborn or long standing chills, can be immediately: and perma- fently cured by using Dromgoole & Co's King of Chills which arouse the Livers | cleanse the Stomach, opens the bowels, and never affects the Hea . mays2-tw

For all eases arising from indigestion, use the mild cord Red Jacks Hitters, which will gently assist, instead of attack- Ing. the fupetions of nature, These Bit ters are forsale by ull respectatle d

gists and dealers throughout the countr:

HUR

STOMACH BITTERS

AGUE TONIC, HURLE Worm Candy,

ments In another coltimz: in this paper.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

of for years f

vertiser'sexperience, eau do 10 in perfeet eon!

48 Cedar Street

TO GONSU

Known to bis fellow To all who

the preseription weed

thie directioza’ for prepari

come, which they will find

Comvsmtios, Astmas, Beoscu Ht Throst and Lu

apresd information which be conceives to Le

invaluable, aud he hopes every euiTerer jw extrant +

be found

the preser'ptioa, Please sddrov REY. EDWARD A. WILSON, Witlistas! urg, Kings Co, New York. YREE TO EVENYnopy.

A Large 6 pp. Cirenler, giving iaform of the greatest importance to the youn oth sexen,

It teaches how the t Beautiful, the dexpi sakes loved.

atrginent of Paycho:notrope, guarantees t

position ia Ii eq This is no bu: timonials can rt. sired a certified cc: antee, shat the jp:

complexion, aud

stamped envelo

will receive the tion by rotura mail, Ai? credly coufilential. Addr Madame ¥. F, Tuorxtos,

Hedeoa, B. ¥.

Wonderful but Tru Pada MADAME, REMINGTON, the nowned Asti yen? b tie Cisirvoyant;, while in s clairroyentstate, des | the very features of the per reto marry, and by the cid of aa in-| strumeat of r, known ax the

y cliith

HURLEY'S

Popular Worm Cundy!

yas

marriage, 0 acter, de. ‘This 1s vo impo

mosisls without namber ean snert. wt HURL of eyes and liair,and enclosing wr

‘and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, STOMACH B you will reecive the picture by return mail, SS= tegether with desired information.

C&P Address in confidence, Matame Gxs- ravpe Rexrsoros, PU. Box 297, W.

or Debilit

iogetent benmne ce

ot nt | try home, after asojours of « few moaths in

N.Y. [BFA Yorso Lavr returning to ber. coun

us oo rietors: rele cect ae ae tees *N;| to whom all oners should -be twenty three sbg really appeared bat eigh-| 9 PORTANT TO ALL. teen. Upon iaquiry as to the cause of so

is fant stiperwedting all ether med- and fever oF.

For.

Rone settowNew Tore!

20 ti. Michzet suet,

Alubamn

Howe cmsantly on sap. a LAnG® Tt bf ALL SZBS

Plantation and Road W.gens; — ”| Dearborn & Jersey Spring Waxeus, | Web and'withgt TPR: | TIMBER WHEELS, CARRY LOGS, Trucks, Carts, Drage, Wheeltarstnce

POWDEL

BUCKHORN §.

OX, SAGE & gente arid Hotail Decors in

Tarness, f

Trunks, ¥!

IRA W. PORTERS | ODD W's HAL

Street,

(OS TAR's

A ‘

& CO.

coax fe L. BREWER

5 Cor. Commerce and St. Louts Ste.

UWOBILE, ALA, t2F-Orders wilt be promptly attended ta, 99

éohn K. Randal. BOOKSELLER & STATION, PRINTER AND” BRENT -GOOK Manunii¢tirer, . Nv. 5 (old Na 44) done Water Sey

"§COSTAR’S” CELEBRATED

BISHOP PILLS, A UNIVERSAL DINXER minty ' c

382: rit

parE) F

merctetes

ae A doing the sume lube ony of Merldieu by icy in * Quick Bales and Small Profits.”

We baveon hand uow a large atork of DRY GOODS, ions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats &o,

‘HILLE this celebrated ‘a sensstion in the

{ i

Jeff. Davis is to bo Releasod, Cheaper than the Cheapes: for Cash,

ammanne, Cash. com. wuitiaus, Pres,

MERIDIAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION _ OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, Buys and Sells Northern and

Southern Exchange,

Gold & Uncurrent Money

RECEIVES DEPOSITS,

And Gives Prompt Attention to all Collections, do, Coniided toit,

Office Hours from 9 A.M. to 3 P.3 aprldewly

Wholesale aad Retail TIN WARE, STOVES, SHEET IRON, &c. |

s s

Dealers

i ._V. EAKLY & C0. Front Row, Meridia

MERIDIAN SALON

BASEMENT OF THE JONES HOUSE. MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI,

QUORS to aod Retail. of superb

Containing the finest brands of Lt

Toard in ihe markst. | W

‘The BRANDIEN and WHISKIES «

qualitiy—o common article os bnd. mb2s-ewlr,

Star i Stable! =

MERIDIAN, Ymussissire.

T ean send you farther, fey Livery man I know of 1s the State (perhaps because I know but fem)

Tam determined got to be excelled b sor Stuble in the State.

Hacks always in attendance ow arrival of the

2. H reves fed by the day, werk, or month. Horses and Soles always on band fe. Horses and Mules said on couminsicn fankfal tor past (at “qpy uk youto cal Fours tray YE 7 itso

New Spring & Summer Goods

BROACH, BROWN & Cu., AT THE

YELLOW STORE,

Oa Front Street, MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI,

RE now receiving from New York, and the _Vrestera Uities, their Spriag and Bower Block, embrac pee ‘and styie of Go -is Salted fo tre rete oC ie ouatry aed tat 3 their stock one of the largest and best assot Ho abo markets a thet eta javing purchased their Goods in the cheapat ausnarry srmome creas Ueceens cougratalate themselves oo being able to fy in ihe

arind styles of Muslins, Berrages, Poplins, Lawns, Mozentigers,

‘The; iting

would also dirett attention of those vis Jariom to their store(Hroach & (70.,) where 4

R. ALLISON, SUPT. 168 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2@r Electrotyping, Stereotyping and ‘Wood Engraving. may4sw3m. Siete Bark Ben

The Boaw Seen

‘BY J, 1, WILLIAMS Improved Patent Lever Press

longing nd pat another in its place, bape yo hour, after it has b: ‘2 One can be built wil

less mancy, and muck [ess labor. both to the | ji

employer and the mechsnic—the me- chanical work being more simple, and much less. One can be easily ccvered and protected from the wheather,and may be made to last for many years ; and many of the farmers can repair them, modeling after the old stick. This Press is very stropg and simp’, and may be made on the plantation, by an ordivary mechanic. and managed by common laborers; and every piece of iron belonging to it can be made, or repaired at the nearest shop. The leeers of this press aro so arranges that great power is exerted on the com- pressing block, with » comparatively small expenuiture of force in the prime move, which may becither mnlual, or by horse power, The strength of one man will press a bale weighing five hundred pounds, and upwards ; and though it is construct ed to the use of horse power, very few that havo this preas, will uso borse in packing, as twovor three hands will press & bale of cotton by the time a horse or mule can be hitched and removed, or pearly so. This Press is unquestionably the speediest contrivance, or machine for baling cottou ever invented ; and its rur passing power cannot be questioned. As an evidence of its worth, ! prapose to build one of my Patent Lever Presses and test ite merits against any other cot any of the fol~ lowing Si ipph, Alabama, or Georgia, st some suitable place designated by the opposite party ; and after being fairly tested, if, ia the jadgementof twelve competent Judge i be decided that his Press can be built for less money, and that it possesses great- er compressing power with the rame amouut of force to act up! will prck more bales ina gi time with the same number of ba and thought to be more durable; or if it foueesee ‘a mejority of these advantages, will give him one half interest of my Press in said State, In cyidence of its power, | propose to press a bale of c.tton, of the usual rize, weighing 800 Ibs. with

| my own strength a’onc, for the bale,

succeed, or gives Press if J fail.

Testimonials :

Mx. J. I, Wruaxs:—I take pleasure in certifying that your Patented Press gives entire satisfaction, and consider it decidedly superior to any other mode of packing cotton known tome; it is much cheaper, more simple, and durable than the old’ Screw, and much easier to the band or mule (if one be used) in pack~ ing. Very Respectiully,

F. C. SEMMES,

Me, Wiittas:—We bave used your Patent Presses the past season, and bare fally tested them, and in our judgment they are superior to any ‘principle of baling cotton now in use, and take pleasure in recommending them to the cotton planters, and public generally.— We have likewise even your Circular,and indorse all eet forth therein. We’ are proud to know that something bee bees Invented to supersede tho Serra suckeas- fully. 1 conclusion we believe it tobe one among the best improvements of the day. Respectfully Youre,

Da, Davis, Newton County, Miss, . A. Mapisox, Hale Ala. 5 Lauderdale “ | Miss, y.W.Sroxe, S.M. Baer, Vavenx,

counties easonable terms. dress me at Meridian, Miss. LLW

&n-1mo.

under |

tera Patent * Cos POXITION ROUFI

THE PUBLIC. It is a

Keof, steep or fat, and can be read

thorough test ted itx use inthe Navy ie Baitdings. Sg is putep in tells, nod has only to be nailed to the Roof to make a DURABLE FIRE AND WATER-PROOF COVERIXG. We particularly recommend its use opon Baildings, Stores, Churches, Factoties, Machive- ‘Shops, Steamboat Decks, Ac.

MICA ROOFING PAINT,

For costing TIN, IRON, or SHINGLE ROOFS, It forms a body tqual 10 three coats of Grdinary Punt, No doof cas rust under it, ad Old Leaky Roofs may be made permanently water- d durable by its use. int requires xo xizixa, bat is ready to bo applied with the ordinary palot bros. Price, #1 per gallon, wbich will cover two hundred ware feet. “Siu menofectarers of BLACK LUSTRE ARSISH, TARRED FELT AND ROOFING

tto the Trade, Circulars and Price List farnished. Rights for counties sold at low rates, Address

Frank Humphreys, 61 Royal St feld, Willams & Co, Auguste, G @. Woods, Montgomery, Als. Thomas 8. Coates, Raleigh, N.C. F. fucker, Richmond, Va. Heory Wilson, Petersbarg Va,

epriléswin

J. B. WILDER & CO.,

Ageots.

Wholesale

No. 181 Mian Street.

| Lata full course, E _ | Greek—full course, not limited,

Dolbear’s Commercial Coll: PEN CONSTANTLY, DAY AND EVENING Corner of Camp and Common St,

In the {Elegant and Spacious IRON BUILDING,

NEW ORLEANS, LA.

Founded in 1832---Chartered by the Legislature of Louisiara,

WITH COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND MECHANICAL DEPARIMENTS,

‘THIS COLLEGE, bas, by its own mer~ and thorough, practical plan of educa- tion, outlived all the liberally endowed State Colleges* of thi d

Western States. It is the

Oldest Cémmorcial College in the, United States, }

1t is believed to be the first in Europe! or America, chartered with Commercial, | Agricultural and Mechanical Depart- ments, Every student who gives proper | attention to the instruction, is qualified before graduating to keep any pet of books, it matters not what thé business may be, and do the Correspondence of any house. Students can attend the ymmercial Course,” or to the Eoglish, | ench, Spanish, German,Latin or Greek Languages, or the bigher Mathematics, etc, separately. We have

AMPLE ARRANGSMENTS FOR

During the Current Year.

Comparative Cost and Value of the Ed- ucation Given Here and in the Ordi- nory and Literary Colleges : |

| Contingent ex;

Total | After which the s

into business, and make $1000, $2009, or $3000, annually.

Coot or Onpixant Larznan Coutzcrs. | pout $100 per annum, for four years, G00 ; clothing for four years, ¢200, |

or $800—total $2400, and four yeurs of | time expended. Our student will begin | to work after three or four months, and make, say the first year, about $1200 ; and two years and nine months at prob: | ably $1#00,or $6150 he earns in four years. | Deduct $255 leaves net gain to our Students ; but to the other a net expense { $2400; or $8295 our student bas gained ofer the other. We suppose the Stu- dents in both cases to bave a good Eng: lish education to begin with. We deem | a busincas education that enables the stu- dent to earn $1000, $2000, or $3000 ao~ nually, to be the best fortunes parents can give their sons. So far as kaown,not one of the thousands of our graduates, is out of prefitable employment. A word to the wise is sufficient.

Circulars and Catalogues Sent to ail

. Who Desire Them.

N. B.—Younz gentlemen who hare en tirely neglected their studies for the past few yeats, can bere be perfected in any bravches they may desire, in = few months.

TERMS---Payable in Advance.

Peumanship—Iesvons not limited, $ 25 00 Book-keeping—double and single entry, etc., a perfect course, Atitbmetic—ineluding all com- mercial calculations, : 309 | Lecture on Commercial Law, : 20 00 The abovo constitutes the Comm: rcist Course.

50 00

+310 00} 250] 10 00

ms, for Master of Accounts, i 50 00

Engli 1 Courre, | English—fall Course, not limited, } including History, Rhetoric, etc. French—full course, not limited, | Spanisb—full coarse, not limited, | German—full course, not d, not limite

100 00} 100 09 | 109 00} 100 ¢0 100 00} 100 60 Algebra—full course, not limited, £0 00 Geometry—foll course not,limited | 50 00

Course of Penmanship, 100 00

Forany Language, per mont Drawing personth, : : :

N. B—A Student having p Courte in any branch ss abore, is enti- ted to a Life Ticket in that Department. He can attend such branches as he may desire.

‘A diploma from this College is 2 pas portin all commercial communities.— There are monthly graduating clarses — Students can begin at any time. Clergy- men’s sons and crippled soldiers will have a liberal dedaction made.

Board and lodging in American, French, Spanish, or German familics at from $30 to $35 per month.

Office Room, No. 7.

FACULTY: RUFUS DOLDEAR, Parsrpexr,

Lecturer on Business Customs, Books Keeping, the Sience of Penmanship, etc.

Agricultaral Department,

cipal. Mechanical Department,

Coknmercis! Depsriment—Hor. J._ A. Monroe, Member New Orleans Bar, Lecturer on Contracts.

Mathematical Department—George B. Brackett, Professor and Lecturer on Commercial

» Prin

» Princi-

Druggists, | soot

‘Keeping Department —J. B. Grif

. B. Grit

Professor and Lecturer on Book- ete.

Receivers of Flour,

Noe. 48,159, 168, 1€4 134 246,

North Second Stecet between Washington Avenue and Green Street,

ST. LOUIS.

DR. WHITTIER ,

ONGER BY YEARS LOCATED IN ST. other Pri

foes of memory, a.d Gually impoteccy, bare been evred. ee

He cao refer to many old residents for past saccets and present position, also masy phy - siciaos here and elsembere.

ent. Medicine sent ererywhare by mail or ex-

cents. A frieadly talk costs poth

erate; cares guaranteed.

Charles street, one equare south of the Lin

dels Hotel aprilGewael¥

| BairSend for Descriptive Parphlet. “Ba

M. W. WARYE’s PATENT

| Almospheric Portable Soda Fountain.

Mancfactured and sold by the Patanter,

50S North Fourth Street, St. Louis,

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING. ROUSE AND:STEAMBOAT

FURHISHING COODS &¢-

Sd FOURTH STREET, 50 Gaterientn

ELLS &, MANNING, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

China, Glass and QUEENSWARE, Silver Plated and Brittannia Ware, ‘Tea Trays, Feather Dusters, Vesex Lamps, DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, Table Cutlery,

Hotel and Steamboat Ware Constantly on Hand,

N.W. Corne Fourth end St. Charles Sta,

Sta Fs, Mo.

martTewom

DOWDALL, HA. 3 & co.

Ca es some SSRIS WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, En ne and Machine Shop, Corner Second and Morgan Streets, ST. LOUIS, MO.

Manofactarers of Steam Eo,

Cus ings, Biast Pans, ete. Cotton Gins, Presses, Pap nena aS atta.

ita for CO.'S 8 riot Machine Card, ans

€iljWell Machinery. bid —ewtn.

“FRANK § NOEL & co,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Purchasing Agents,

Oflice No. 418 North’Second Street, (Up Stairs.)

DAVIDSON, BROWN & CO Desters in HARDWARE, IRON, STOVES. CASTINGS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, And Manufacturers of all kinds of

Tin, Copper & Sheet Irom Ware.

GENARAL AGENTS John’s Patent Gutta Percha

ROOFING,

AND STEAMDOAT DECKING, No. 180 Ohio Lesee,

CAIRO, ILL.

FGIVE-TONE==* SYSTEM

RedJackeeBitters

W. B. ECCKWELL & CO., Successors to Blelock & Co., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, and Newadenlers,

§ AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTCRERS,

Dealers in

BIND.

Mesical Insiruments ‘and Sheet Mas‘c,

68 ee: CAIRO, ILL. ‘ere:

Special attention given to fill sent by mal.

IPRE >, Ret ts ~~). HURD & 50", Wholesale Grocers

re Coimmission Merchants,

Dealers io all kinds of Staple and Fancy Grocerics ed

WESTERN PRODUCE, 77 ae

The CRingarora ANTi-NERVOUS SMOKING TOBACCO!

The CHINGARORA TOBACCO from the rich soil of the “ORIEST, is, porsess- ‘of a prealiariy delicious flavor entirely ua Keown to the tobsccos of sil other climes, But

ariab: the iedaleence of ne cent am world, at tbe A ‘Chem

3 F

wocner oF wed elgar. Des treet al of Sciences ‘Lamqumeax, ‘meriena

ale

Veteran smoker, yet we are now itis unlimited quantities at a th tobacco’ of = far

wid, distressing fire why Fe 28 of the intaler of the fames taining Ntcorm, CULNGANONA” ood geurectec eapee pleasure in tis delicious Saver.

EDWIN M. COOK & CO. Sole Aganta and Terporters of the CHINGRORA ‘TOBACCO%er the United and Canada,

‘acd Dealers in all kinds of Havanna and American Segars and.

;

i fa

& Ht ie by

Hi ?

5. iF 2

Hi i

bby mail iy se bab CRISPER COMA.

Oh t she was beantifal m1

without regard to valve, and not to be fox aa you know what youre tererures

1g Gillebering Grand Pian fair, aaa. ap ian

175 to 22 40 to 30 BO to 10"

CRISPER COMA, For curling the Hair of either Sex into ‘Wavy and Glossy Ringlets or ‘Heavy Massive Curls. By hear j this article Ladies and Gent'emen can beaatify themselves a thousend fold. it ia ~| the only article inthe worid that will curl st hair, aod at the same time give beav-

The Crirper Coma net lavigorsita, beasties

Tes 150 Gold Hunting Case Watches 100 Diamond Rin

single ator 115

dies’ Se's of

Throw away your fu'se frizses, your smiches,

your Destructive of comfort, and act worth a 6g: Come aged, come youthfat, cums ugly aud fair, And rejuies to your own laxeriest blr. $

REPARATOR CAPILLL For rev‘o ing bair upon bald beads (from whst-

ese it have (alien ovt) and Srovih of hele wpen the fuser baa. wo rane oree the bears

indecements Gcete Wha wittegran enahe Out Comcrptive er colars will be sect om ton.

are

s #5. ane

i i

$ HE

E i

an iE Ey

| RECELVESEDEPOSITS.

‘Lap cg ier ae PromptAitention to all Collections,

toit. Office Hours from 0 ALM. to 8 P. I

pt Cases, | _ spriewly

| Wholésale and Retail Dealers

th E. VEEARLY & CO. Front Row, Meridiau,

FACULTY: £lder J. B, HAMBERLEN, A.M.

gl operations Den | SNP ead Techy, Sanat Laneeee

‘MRS. S. E. HAMBERLIN, Teacher in’ the Higher English Branches end

= Plantation

aon Et

A R ICE DE LE RSs

Vicksburg, <a Conny sad City Orders earefally and promptly

Hi. B. BRUSER,

Copper, Tin and Shect-Iron Worker, and dealer ing and Heat Stoves, ack See nents Sree ump Pipes, Sheet Lead, Fire Brick and” Tile, Particolar atrection ba to Steamboat and Job

ork. South utreet, betwoen Moiberry and Washing: VICK=BURG,

JOSEPH BOTTO

Wholesale and Retail Desler in

GROCERIES, BAR STOHES AND

PLANTATION SUFPLIEs, Imported & Domestic Wines & Liquor HAVANA CIGARS,

FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, &c., W: Street, VIC. ORG, MISS. may) Sewif

LOUIS IOFFMAN, VICKSBURG, MISS. Wholasale Dealer in HARDWABE, PLOWS, nore, FISHING TACKLE, &c.

Agent for Wheeler & Wilson's Celebrated Sewiog — which will be sold at the New York Price.

All Kinds of Guns Made and Repaired.

may Sawly To Avoid

‘The High Transfer Tariff st Vicksberg, ship to DAVIS & MORRIS, who will receive aud for. ward Goods for jast half rates charged by the other merebants who have combined and charge xorbit-at commas!

‘Refer to Dr. J. K.

ee eee

Spokes, Hubs, Felloes, Shafts, Poles, and all descriptions of

WOOD WORK

for sale et manufactarer’s freight osly added, by TAPPAN & UO. ‘Vicksburg it

Tiare, Pi

maylSewly

Guns,

‘Lillips, Meridian, Misr.

magi

J. W. JENNINGS, General Steamboat Agent,

‘WHARP-BOAT (Foot of Crawford St,) Vicksburg, Miss.

General Forwarding aud Com- mission Merchant,

Daaler in all kinds of WESTERN PRODUCE AND Supplies.

Far Ocders trom the Country solicited sprit

ipl saticfaction guarso'

Tea) S36 Woods

‘woopaurr. ¥, DISEREXE,

WOODRUFF & DISERENS}§

Dealers iz

i BOOKS and STATIONERY,

ga ent fF &s 228

Music, Musical Instruments,

Toys, Notions, and Fancy Goods, “WASHINGTON STRERT (South of Clay,)

VICKSBURG. GENTS for Grover A take: Sewing Machines. Needles, Bilks-and Threads on baad, ipritewin monn,

Teka co, e Brasil DAVIS & MORRIS,

Cotton Factors, Receiving, Forwarding and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

VICKSBURG, MIS3.

7 Jackson ; ven, Watts &

‘Reraxrxces.—Col. De. 5-R. Phillips, Meridian ; apeltewly

Co, and J. K Powell, N. 0. Senos W.u. zomsacs, D. w. LANKix,

Viekaburg, ~ Yazoo City. wi M. WILLIAMS & CO.,

FORWARDING AND jon Merchants,

itil

m —

FITLER & WELLE,

20 St. Michael Street, Mobile. : ++: Alabama-

Mave constantly on band « LARGE STOCK of ALUSZes

Plantation and Road Wagons, Dearborn & Jersey Spring Wagous, With and without TOPS; TIMBER WHEELS, CARRY LOGS, Trucks, Carts, Drays, Wheelbarrows

Wheelwright Material !) Wagon and Boggy Spokes, Hubs, Rims,Shafis, Tongues, &c.,

Allof which® we offer at WHOLESALE and RETALL, at LOWEST CASH PuICES. PITLER & HELL

No, 90 St. Michael

*;qaona

mayllawin

S00, PARKER. T. I, LAKE. 7108, 1, SELDOX. PARKER, LAKE &CCO.,

Cotton Factors and Grocers, |

Northwest Corner St. Louis and Water Sts

MOLILE 2.000006 ALA

Keep a'ways on band, Bagging and Rope, Neils, axp att grxpsor

Groceries, Cigars, Tobaceo, Fine

IRA W. PORTER & CO.. ODD FELLOW’S HALL, Royal Street,

MOBILE, ALABAMA. Wholesale sod Retailers of

Hardware

Hardware |"

a fall Stock, consisting is past of PLANTERS’ HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs, asp

DESIRABLE GOODS For Merchants end Treders. Also,

Paints, Oils, Window-Glass, |

DOORS, GLAZED SASH AND DLINDS.

SST All of which we are selling at Lower Prices than beretofore since the war.

& (Odd Fellows’ Hal!, Ho;

T. 8. BIDGOOD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

Books’& Stationer,

ik Book Manufacturer & Printer, East Cor. St. Francis and Water sts, MOBILE, AL. MOST RESPECTFULLY call the atts of my friends and the poblic to my lar sock of Hooks and. Stationery, w Sm vow opening, und clfering st uausaaliy prices.

BLANK BOOKS.

Ledgers, Journals, and Reeord Books, of alt the various sizss of paper.

are all made to order sod for and durability of binding cacnot

Ome Stationery.

PAPER. ticular aitention to this depart.

SCHOOL EOOKS, My stock embracen ll the Bencol Books in use ‘Alabama and Mississippi, aod all the Latest

PRINTING.

My stock of Inasks

Cotton

Printing of Biants, ile] of Ladin every descr fork dove

Sales, ‘of Job Pun benndene cad aie

COUNTRY ‘MERCHANTS AND TEACHERS

and thoes who deal in Books and Statiovery, wi! Soa tate adgantnge tie we cl Cre | an ‘making porchases.

M, & STETSON. G. 3. PRESTON, 4. L. STETSON.

ST. JAMES HOTEL, Stacet, Lotecen Gravier end. NEW ORLEANS, LA.

T. HICKLE & CO., Proprietors.

PLTLis LOUSE, MOBILE, ALA. Thoroughly Re-fitted az Every Room Sit

cHanene P

I. Though not the ‘dine, ar rae

RAILROAD

JUNCTION

Jackson, Miss.,

Good Fare & Good Rooms |=

stor

AT THA

WACKOLIA COTTAGR

TESSISSIPIN.

Fiouse,

{ISSISSIPPH,

Potton Mo IDEAN, PATTON, PROP'R

Tones: Tlouse.

, MISSISSIPTL. : PROP

Tfouse we Hotel for th

Ragsdale Hou: ON THE HILL,

Side of the I

for trausiest and permanent | F

Its rors

Private Boarding.

RS. M. REA would reapeetfaity a0 those who desise grivate board In that she bes receatly

ith or without lodging. La-

ation coavenicat to4he boauess p ties of tbe opratvelm

nt ly OUTHERN VANILY SEWISG MACILINES. machines of

SES. | tent, stirring up bad blood bet

“Jcolumn in. the

Weekly, $

this purpose I crave a Tine Under that

aity known |

Bil, jon of voters has th:

purpose to disc: Hi, and I need o rably oppo

yet witnessed. Id desire to‘hold 3 of the country is

dd it would be

whether 1 dec!

6 for vote for a

| blacken the

ssippi, to who ll be unpalatable; U itions of their ¢ vas to fin

fact that

adoring the souls, nnd blister their even for a seat in

ss then, we uni colored vot and help them by ow to elect honest oh intellig ent n to Congress, we must, of necessity, eonsent to be rep- resented by worthless sdventarers from ad; fellows destitute alike of character a: agabonda who have come here for the sole purpose .¢ strife, nurturing discon- ween the two races,and using the black

lia with

with the

men a8 mere beasts of burden, upon

8.00 per Anntin

YUMBER 23.

over the heads of the Intter fellows were the no boyal” [the late war, the wagnboud Dat | of the land, who bung npea the of both armies and both sections, and ropbat cach with the noblest Hae When our cause looked 1 prosperous, they ding mp d made. the an fetid breath, | belched forth in insane shoutings for Jefferson Davis, and the ferate When disaster befel our arms, the cowards rushed, with headlong ved, to the nearest Wederal gunboat tha

opposed secession. For myself, I do not propose to vole office, who be-

respectable and

I have at-

to d

‘0 trust them.— th trusted the and by

trast

had wives under the pre it

. Editors, bat t too long. and I mnst ae

n of thase who "may honor to read this let! the epithets

reddeet,

sh some and charming photographs 1 of the times,

ach,

the

of Cl somta! es of the. country, attand the geeat

rleston, in

. to by Tt will be

ed the mn; the

tuted by the

Lothari: that children in the city’ were and that negrocs were not

Unite Salata: of Represents-

, made napeech ia New York on the Cth inst., du the finality of {the re- construction’ laws, Amozig other things he said the great party which had become responsible for the Jawx would stand by them faithfully and literally, if their terms are complied with by the rebel States: in good faith and without evasion.

ee Tar. Reowstnytiox Orcxiax —The do-*

ing extensive preparutions to enter- tain the National Typographical Enion. Rooms have been enymzed at the Overton hotel for the members.

Boarp or Reorsrmnox ron Cuoo- maw.—Capt. L. R. Smith, D. D. An- thony, and Daniel Wilson, a freedman, constitute the board of registration for the District composed of Choctaw and Washington counties, Alabama. stems aa

‘The Democratic majority in Ken- tucky over all parties is 42,208. It is confidently expected that in August next ’s majority for Governor will not be less than 75,000 over the

Radical and third parties combined. ee Tickets ror Tun Sovrnrny Asyiew

Lorrery—Valnable city and country property to be drawn at Hernando, Miss, Sune 15th. Tickets five dollars. Send by

auail, oF call on SHANNON & ARMSTRONG Gazerre Orn

ee ——

May. McCanpie’s Lerren.—The read- cr will find elsewhere a rather singular letter from Maj. Win. H. McCardle, of Vicksbarg, in which he urges the elec- tion of colored men to Congress." We give it to the public, not that we en- dorse the views of the writer, but to show the extromes to whic some men are running.

The colored people of Enterprise held 8 meeting last Saturday evening at theirchurch. Addresses were made by two colored men. Everything pass- ed off quietly.

pais

Two ‘freedmen, Toney Clark and Geo, Robertson, gotin a difficulty at Enterprise the other day over a game ef cards, when Robertson drew a pis- tol and shot Clark, the ball penetrat- ing the heart and causing almost ia- stant death. George has been com-

Mayon Wirurzs Rewovrn.—On the recommendation of Gen. Swayne, Major Gen. John Pope has cansed Tayor Withersand Capt. Charpentier, chief of Police in Mobile, to be re- moved from office. Mr. Gustavus Horton has beon appointed Mayor and Col. C. AR. Dimon chief of Police. The Advertiser speaks well of the new cfficials,

ieee

Fine rx New Oatraxs—The Pica- sue gives the following particu'ars of the fire which occurred in the Third} Néstrict of that city on Sunday eve- aing Inst, destroying the whole block of buildings bounded by Port, Ram- part, Good Children and Ferdinand streets, with the exception of one on

the corner of Rampart and Port. ——

‘The mortality among the mules, at- tributable to feeding them upon West- ern shelled corn, has been very great inthe Northern portion of the State, and threatens {8 seriously interfere with farming operations. The most rnecessful treatment for this corn cholera that we have seen announced, isan ounce of Chloroform to half an ounce of Laudanum, given as a drench.

Inronraxt Muusrauy Onpens—Col. Shepherd commanding at Mobile, bas ordered the provost guard to seize and take possession of all largo firearms found in the hands of improper per- sons, and to search the person of ev- ery one suspected of having small ars for evil purposes, such as dis- ing the good order and peace of tie city. The Provost Marshal is or- cred not,to permit any one to bear fire-arms through the streets without written permissi

‘Tre Cras Comrxc.—It was only a fw days since thatwe announced the fiilure of the immense house of Cmue, Watts & Co. Now we see that Fouer, Trenholm & Co., of Liver- pomh, with several h ynses in this coun- t.,, have failed, with linbilities footing ny four millions of Also that the well known house of Hyde &

to excite the passions of the Northern people and keep up politieal fury that will carry the Republican party suc- cessfully through the next Presiden- tial campaign. Already the radical prints tem with malevolent comments; the disturbance is, they.say, only the ‘ont cropping of the old pro-slavery in- tollerance; the resurrection seces- sion doctrine and the rekindling of the smouldering fires of an unsubdued re- bellion, which, if necessary, must be quenched in blood. A reader of northern papers would naturally con- clnde we had another “bleeding Kan- sas” down here, where political gladi- ators satiated their vindictive hate in human gore; and really we fear unless something is done to neutralize the agitation, check needy adventurers and propagandists in their efforts to excite the passions and cupidity of those whose influence they scek at the ballot box, the extravagant pictures now painted in the North may become life-pictures.

It bas been very properly observed that during four years of terrible and cruel war, we bad large districts of country where there were thousands of colored people, with scarce an able- bodied white man, or five pounds of powder, or five guns in ten miles square; and there were no insurrec- tions, no riots, nor scarce any acts of violence. Ladies lived on plantations with large numbers of colored people, without one mele protecter, and yet treatel~ with courteous respect. Now we submit if, after the war closed, and the colored man was emancipat- ed, Radical ogitators and office-seek- ers had remained at home and left the Southern people, or all races in peace, they would soon have peacefully and pleasantly adjusted themselves to the situation. The races would haye con- tinued what they were before— friends, friends from association and interest. The colored man would have accepted his new position with moderation—would have cheerfully taken servico in house and field, and regarded as his friends those who gave him honest employment and fair wages. None of the present anxiety 02 agitation would have disturbed the equanimity of the public mind. The jolored man would have gone forward 1 _ moderate and healthy develop- ment, wisely appreciating end judi- cionsly improving his sdvantages— Al oar great industrial interests would have prospered and the whole country gone forward in a prosperous carcer of recuperation and social and financial improvement. In thus allud- ing to the past we only desire to fasten the responsibility of getting up the resent antagonism, where it properly belongs, and to conjure our people to make the fature as honorable for good

years of war, whose dying echos are forever hushed. Let our aim still be to harmonize and fraternize; to infuse a new life into the dead avenues of trade, and exalt our unfortunate peo- ple; to combat the inflammatory bar- angues of the mischievous, be they from the North or South, with that calmness which becomes a quiet, dig- nified and manly submission. The North is unquestionably “master of the situation” and opposition to her will is useless; let there be none; re- main peaceable and orderly, comply- ing with the law faithfully and hon- estly, trusting that “behind a frown- ing Providence he hides a smiling face.” dishonor npon us yet, and by the help

iey we urge, under all the difficulties

that surround us now, demands much

to it

selves in the art of soldiering. I

order and moderation, as were the|!

You cannot find a stain of

of God, there never will be. The pol-

self-sacrifice and magnanimity, but we believe the Southern people are equal

Fonsrr Atanuep.—The Mobile Ad- vertiser's Washington correspondent informs ps that the Chronicle is filled with wonder and alarm in consequence of recent information from Baltimore, announcing that numerous volunteer military companies are organizing in that city, the members of which are drilling nightly, and perfecting them-

order in the city of Mobile. The police administration is suspended and special policemen, or members of the old force may be emplyed when neces- sary. Breaches of city ordinances will be tried as heretofore. All viola- tions of the public peace and existin orders will be dealt with by the mili- tary. Outdoor congregation: after nightfall are prohibited? When pub- lic demonstrations are intended notice must be filed at the Mayor's office in season, to permit the presence of such police force as may be deomed essen- tial Severe responsibility is attached to the publication of articles com- mending or inciting riot or violence to individuals, or the public use of in- cendiary language, or occurrences of disorder in rooms of public entertain- ment. The spirit of the order is very good, yet a pernsal of the ukase re-

pas a pas on va bien loin. Every order of this kind should admonish the peo- ple of the necessity of organizing un- der the present law and relieving the country of military rule. sissippi bas been fortunate thus far, but our next neighbor's house is now on fire and it behooves us to consider our own safet;

to be drawn, at Hernando, Miss, . Tickets five dollars, Send by

June mail, SHANNON & ARMSTRONG,

ite Office. Meridian,

——__

Albert Pike, though a Tennessee editor, is laboring very bard to con- vince the people of Mississippi that they should voto against organining under the military bill. Ifthe Gen- eral ‘will try and relieve his own State of Brownlow’s rule and secure the ballot for the good and true Tennes- sceans, the citizens of Mississippi will endeavor to look after the intercests of their own State. Bespattering our fair women with flattery, couched in chaste rhetorique, is a shrewd plan to defeat reconstruction as proposed by Congress. In the days of the Con- federacy it did very well to teil the girls the man in the moon would hold his nose as he passed the fire-xide war- riors by; but that kind of tea-pot pat- riotism has “played out.” Our women, like the great bulk of the men, want peace and order, and aze not disposed to array themselves agninst Congress and the army and navy, with broom- sticks. The men tried that for four years with guns and failed—now Lee, the noblest Roman of them all—says peace, and a hearty compliance with the law, and we are sure that nine- tenths of those who wore the “grey”

now as when he cried “onward” in the Valley.

Tickers yor Lorteny.—Valuable city and cout property to be drawn at F e 15th

—-—-

MSTRON Gazette Office, Meridian.

‘The bureau of statistics shows that

the exported products of this country for the first quarter of the present year wero valued at thirty-three mil- lion dollars, of which amount the Southern States furnishe! just twenty- two millions worth, or 70 per cent. of the National exports. a

Gen. J. H. R. Taylor, Senator from Marsball county in this State, has ad- dressed a letter to Gen. Ord and pub- lished in the Memphis Avalanche, ask- ing for an order stopping civil pro- ceedings for the collection of debts, 8 la Sickles.

Tickets ron tre Sovrnenms AsYicM Lorreny—Valuable city and country property to be drawn at Hernando, Mis, June Lith. Tickets five dollars. Send by mail or call on

SHANN

The citizens of Kentucky are about to present to the wife of Hon. John C. Breckinridge, a home within the bor- ders of the State she loves so well, and which bas showered so many hon-

ininds us of the old French maxim |*

True, Mis-| ¢.

will be as ready to obey his injunction | ¥'

Tur Sovtures Asyiea |

Sic i

ars 2

Territory, says there Is great excitement there about rich uid diseoveries in that section. ‘

Indians the stock and shooting the settlers in _

well armed. Cixcrexatt, May

Uy $6QIS, Wiest Srmer; S 25; No.2 $3 07. Corn ‘dull and un-

2—Flour_dul

Whisky nnsettled at $232,

for middling. g232 Pak

Prov fogs aaa and unchanged.

Lard 123{c. Loum, May 22—Four weak and unchanged. Wheat, prime fall 806 $3 10@3 20. Corn dull and lower at $1 03@1 10. Oats firm at 91 Sie, for prime and choice. Provisions dul

corn dull;

in bulk 35c, Mess

Shoulders 9e.~ Loose Clear Sides poet, Rave whisky. freo, $2.20. Prime Es

ts mnchanged. Pork dull at $25 Bacon in. fair jobbing de- rity 12123 clear sides oud 1 Taverroor. May 22—Cotton closed qguie ling uplands 11@11 10,000 bales. “Breadstuffs qu losed with a declining tenden: fons quie Wastiixatox. May 22. is

adopte dred

Ist of June. All fers have been nominated, and In case the District Judges do not, confirm notuinations, they are empowered to fill vacaneies with suitable persons. Warenrow Mai Last night at one o'clock the Wisconsin was ued, about three miles from Cape Vincent. Twenty-five to thirty lives lost.

CITY MARKET,

SANFORD BUILDINGS, MEKIDIAN, MISS.

kecp the Bnest quality of meet the coun- ras. SANFORD, CAIN & MAGGARD.

Meridian Tournament Club.

nd Tournament,Cor- tion and Fancy ‘Dress Ball,

Will be given at Meridian, Miss., oo Thuraday, Supe 15tb, 1867.

THREE PRIZES IN GREESDACKS. to be awarded to the the greatest number of 3 with the lance. The smoad, $100 The third, $50; awarded to the Knights taking the next bighest number of Tings with the

ize money will be placed io t Jadges mad « on the field. mece # of the tilting shall be aos

will accompany the iret prize, ih, each, with the second and

‘The Knight who wins the frst price shall be heralded “Rt. Royal Keight,” and will have the honor of crowaing the Queen of Love and Beauty. ‘The Knight who wi the first Mai

ih the lance:

ings, thi nos ia diameter, will be euspended , wis b can be raised or lowered, accommodate the beight of the horse or rider.

Each Knight will be entitled to three tilts, and in case of unavoidable sccidents, may re- pest the ride, not to exceed three tilts—mar- amaeix. Allties to be deciced upon the quickest time.

‘The circle will be two hundred and fifty ards in eireumference. One buodred and ifieen yards to be made. Time—10 seconds. ‘All paints of dispute growing out of the exercises to be referred to howe de ill be final.

‘Those desirous of entering the list must

ther names to the Secretary by 1 o'clock, a. m., of the date of the exercises; if pet named on the roll they will nut be Sised an real ead true Keights, and be den the liste by ae Marshal *

Each Ks it will appear in Knight's co

and character designated.

ors upon her distinguished husband. pas eo Atiastic Crrr, N. J.

Lt, Gen. N. B. Forrest,

directions. The savages are generally | »

in Tsho are driving off | the

(Il; famn-| * 1 winter |

THE GREAT

|ERN PREPARATIONS Fam-

nt Jocality. : ‘They are not secret nor patent mix- tures and are reeommended to be tised in lien of those prepared by our Northern friends, who know but little about South- ern treatment. ‘Ours Is the only slass of Famlly Med- {eines ever offered to the public which were prepared by the Medical Profession.

FEMALES OF THE SOUTH!

| Diseases peculiar to your sex, Incident to all localities, culled from the passin breeze, ‘that fans you with {ts perfumed breath, | or suatchéd from some pedant dew-drop, e to you a constant and abiding trouble. Whether an inhabitant of elty or country, ‘or hovel. di rankles

vitals. GI

Now bursts upon your. vision, and the

clouds of dispair that hang as a heavy

11 of gloom upon your brow can now be

riven and the bright visions of

Health in all ite grandeur are now offered * DROMGOOLE & COS

" English Female Bitters.

Is the only combination that actually and positively arouses and restores the womb to Its natural healthy condition. It re- moves all unnatural ‘obstruction, relieves

infal or 80 Mer Leucorrhera or whites Fall Womts, Hysteries, Chlorisis, nervoumess Swimming and the Head, Melancholy, U! ritation of the Womb, Dera Kidneys and Bladder. and all the d that are peculiar to the female sex—atlict- ing old or squng married single. get one bottle, it will do you.

TOUS LIF BLOOD Must be changed, in order to be relleved of that troublesome class of diseases re-

rin; blood. “ulning Pars 'DROMGOOLE & CO’S

CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH Is reeo by the Medical Profession and most Certain Blood Pus the best

‘ellow Dock, lodine of Potash. For Scrofula, Cutanc- s, ‘Skin, Diseases, Gout, Rheurnatlsm, Glandular Tumors and Swellings, old Ul- cers and old Sores, Constitutional De- rangements, ete, it acts Hke a charsa,

DROMGOOLE & CO.'S

Fluid Ext. Bearbe: Cubebs a and ‘Buchu’

why concentrated medical cemepwends

or Milky Urine, Effects

tion, Nervous Trem!

a) in Cae | Gieet, .

Strangury, and all affections requiring a

quick'and vellaide Diuretic.

wat onthe A | Bake cing of ry

eld or young, male, or female, ts com

pound can be relied

a CHILLS AND FEVER

Can be so easily cured by using one

age of brome & Cou King of

which never fulls to arouse the

clears the Stomach, open the Bowels

relleve the most Inveterate case of Chills.

One package will cure case of lx months ng.

DROMGOOLE & 00.’S RED DIARRH@A REMEDY,

alcoholic ino, catech, forbid glomach and

long standing can

Canoe

Send |"

Established 1847.

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS,

Corner of St. Francis and Joachim Streets., MOBILE, ALA.

Have constantly for sale much THE LARGEST AND BE3T ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY Goops

ever offered in this Market.

THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN IMPORTED DIRECT

from the Manufactures of Europe and America, and will be sold az Cheap as ge " eer Hinont on this Contin y

rE, larenter ot Greensboro, Als., is with the abore bouse, and willbe pleased to serve” is friends.

lyr

2 i Ross. Ross & Wilson, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWAKE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, &c., £0.

Johnson Avenue- MERIDIAN, MISS.

Wheeler & Wilson’s &

—and— 203 PIAGAZINE STREET, New Orleans, Warehouse, 97;and 99 Julia Street pinrcr 1MPORTERS OF

RHEFFIELD AXD WOOL- ERHAMPTUN

comic Nee and Edgo

SEWING MACHINE Awarded (he highest Premiam at the exhibi

toa of the St, Louis Aj wd cal Fair, 1868, aa

The World’s Fair,

LONDON, French Exposition, PARIS, sohit ovecy, BUILD) HARDWARE, Marb!eized Iron Mantels and Mantel Gr.tes

United States Fair|T? tisaite

Where sewing Machioes have been exhibited. Every Macbise is sank

Which are offered to the Country Trade ats small advance on coat of importation.

learns, also, that these companies are the made up of young men who were for- merly in the Confederate service, and it regards the information as reliable but unaccountable. Theie is doubt- Jess some truth ix the rumor. Warn- ed by experience, and contemplating the possibility of an exigenty, it may be inferred that the Baltimoreans are profiting by Forney’s example,

‘The news of Frazer, Trenholm & Co's. _ frilure, caused gold to advance to 137].

2—The de Cuba has feet of | Col. E. Barksdale... deen safely | Col. D. C. Glenn,

~ s S

oe é tee. Clty n f fy dnialpite rematics known. ) eee otable Pant Bee rapidly. ft

art Ly to the Hdmian Family, xe ne eee sheir hoite to die.” nite <e ara

tee ue Tar ieterioe so td ‘qeality. z

oath {4 Se ry Soames, aerate Position, aieg many phy bonne bas bat tb ama if? Webstae

Compikihic® Coetand Vabie ty the Pit- | ucation Given tere and Er Ordi- | noryand Literary, Colleges ed-t6 be the first fn bee merica, Seay Trae ra

Eaeeitcnet ments, Ly Miention hate A

to ake a0} = a:

Sane Be correper tees

ms —Careline—! as ties Ho, teteat 2B:

ag We sleo havo—

TARCH, Iriab Potatoes, Navy Deans, Cheese,

PPLES—Driod, Homisy, Dried Peaches,

(OTS, Macerony, Spien, Poppet, Git

YSTERS, Shot, Poitder, Cops, Corn Meal, AISINS, Flodr, Powps, Mackerel, Cendtes,

SBORD & BRO.

= aS ‘

ro FO ALL MANKIND. |

‘earefol we should be fn ta hfe we soeall a all ices

ace

ty. roee cab ma rash act we may enall usery upon

ith Seer ae x in via M thoes perpenekationiie:

fees a may real

wat ep disiat Dig aay berbad

MM. W. WARSE’S PATEST Atmospheric» Partable Soda Fountain. Mamnfacterstt taihsold by tbe Patantee.

ie 508-North Fourth Street, St. Louis.

mba3-ewdr.

2 WDOWELL 2 co. CARPETS, OL. CLOTHS, MATTING

"| HOUSE ANG STEAMBOAT

FURAISHING CODDS CO-

FOURTH STREET, and | 5) Gnassewecs BT. LOUIS,

N.B— See: gentlemen who hare en Lirely neglected teelr stadivs for the past

‘yeare/-can here be perfected in any branches they may desire, io a fow months.

TERMS--Payable in Advance.

Ponmanship—les ons not limited, $ 25 00 Rook-keepin; and single ‘ete., a perfect course, Afitinnetic—inclading all. com- mercia! jations, Laoltire on Ootanefelal Lew,” : ‘The above: constitutes the Commercial Coarse.

for Commercial Course, ‘blank books,” $

Sessesess +588 888888888 8S82

reus

Sahat ste St

’|DOWDALL, HARRIS & CO}!

Wise aes ‘ WASHINGTON FOUNDRY, ENGINE & MACHINE Stoy, Corie “Second and Morgan Sire

sT. Lome: me

Menofoctargra end Boilers, 3

ide. ned Dogbte: Greslse. Sow

Screws and Prewsen, Lard hetitte, [atl Screws aad Cylinders, Woot-Carding Macliae 4 ing Castings, Young's Improved

Mills, Soger Mitls, Quarta al

Cis fogs laa Phas, ete. C

Pure Brick and Welding:

‘Agemasor 245. Satta 'c0.'s Ahaaiss trae il Well Machinery. as bane! “mbed ens.

Ferrey 5 id STERLING PRICE. & CO., COMMISSION ‘MERCHANTS 0.28 Nori Ste,

Southweat Garage Commercial and Chestoal Sta

ST. LOUIS, MO.

LLL do'n Gedtral Commianron and forward ‘stention given to

00 Produce, an te

Ssepplienand wil keds

ee a WELLS & MANSING, Wholesale and Retail Dealers is

China; Glass And

R, ALLISO 160 Wine. Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

——— er Hloctrotyping, Stercotyping aud Wood Engraving. mnaySswut:

French Burr Portable Grist Mills, Fer Corn Mes, Whget Elozring and Stock Ferd, “Queonof the South.” Apparatas, Suttors god Silt work

ge ul arg Ba om ele 9

ibe. ter ‘Det

seal creeyinhsts, Uy ball or ex fs

“QOSPARS*ENTROACH. £4. Extern's Hwaches,

sxttniladtat,

Bid OF Wagly—tisodl ty dest ed 1 ey ee k js COSBARYS

ier ssc a min ieee eas i RRC Of Fae es Bylmarseee. fet Bp less Iipttations that

Ear Sol in Me sain by-R ul cen a

t2"By Barnes, Wa Ta, Wholesale Aken bor Southern States,

“cosTARrs UNIVERSAL

BUCKHORN SALVE.

For Cath, Barns, Detiieks “Wottnts, Balls, cancers,’ Broken Breast, Sore Nipples, Biceding, Bila and Patera Piles; Scrof

ticers Glandular Sweii! Cutaneotis | Affections “Ringworm, Itch. Corns, Buhions, Chilbiaths

hands Lips,

Boxes 25 ets, 50 ete, and Bt sizes.

£77 Soh by all Driigatets cree where Ea-Avd by I WSTAR, Depot | 484 Broadway.

EP Aan by RY. Be Chadwick: Mer

sha riee fins cansed the fail

| Fcthag wiki as may Sygpead on having revorea, end the artclt a

ulona Patrit and Hi-eonditioned Sores; | ¥: itigs, Eruptions HeWis,

- | without rezerd to valae, and: sot tot

“COSTAR'S"” USIVEESAL

GORN SOLVENT, 1,

ta7And hyd. VR. Chadwick, Merili- an, hanes, Ward & ¢ La., Wholesale

«<CcosTA Rs” PuEPARATION OF.

BITTER-SWEET

axp ORANGE BLOSSOMS rou prattirrixe tink CourLExON. Used to Soften and Bea remmore Freekles:Pimples, Eruptions, &e. all others. motes, 9 EB Soldey all Drustits every whore.

AULD TEX RY IC COSTAR, Depop ASL Ay Ke ott

eR, Chailwick, Meridky

Avid Tarif VaR 7 New Ta, Wholegile Agents Gr. South

sg ea Soret

Cosa ieauieg ot fen i al Drow 6 te Tirvat asd

{Ladies are now ming it In preferunce to |

wieed ot that

stood peode’ Tow bode Rien ot orope, owlag Wo tbe late German war,

Ciasstroas Gnaocial eriais i

2 of x let ge nember of Jew:

F | priers thet we

inet Goode; end give better cheers to Graw the most Waiabie prizes then any other ¢slablishwect dog & stmtlar badinome OUR ALM is TO VUBASE, aod we respee-fully mobicit your pat-

~ | range, maw amt malent of giringibe almost re Daring the S

Those who jee = the fd 1 valve of their money,

as £9 artiele on oot Hist ts worth fees then One

Dollar, retail, snd there dre no biaukt Parties

aguas s sep abner ein mail or ox:

one fullowing parties bare recedlly drawo ral es (rom tke Merebapta’ & Manu

hae‘ sbi reak

pare

ty, baie!

Fateh, vlan. 6890 Wika, bmmons, New

torged to the neal Hoop Skirt to be fownd, first class stores can forsi no idea of the case and elegaves this Skirt givesto the wearer.

TO THE LADIES.

To foe having worw one of thei Sitrte it is Bot seressary. for af fo Apene ef tbeir superior

bon considege them the only refed tata bei grace and betag well adzpted

cf ances, ood atande. pre-emesral lor the Dew

style narrow gored abort dre-ses jbo have not, we ssy.try them;

Suit ate to pee isa yon Counct

| webte any store

World for title aera splendid cbunee of g

ar sicing can be asod {or wraseriog.smd te: letver. Bet whew no patticulet size is wet for, the of. Siwary nize (or jedien’ wear wlll be acer the day, dod the Ceruiicats Une fallo« ing day trem ‘Ail orders for be accom

- | Washington,

rhea comveat nk. Partial List of Articles to tbe Sold foe ONE-DOLLAR EACH pal fer wotit you kaow What youare to recety lo Ohickeridg’-Grand Pimos * tb : tson to oH 45

3 11Sto 22 * Fe Machines 40 to 30 Fise Oil Taiatibgs 3

pens and Vetoes, fubey Work

! Quid and River Extea

ge amortment of Fine

Yot every description, ropeot tlle fata

Zr A chance to objain any of the above act

jor UNE DOOLAM, by parchasing = sealed

for 25 ceuta. «

dew

egy Bikiria? orest jed with the money end the address There be moner is to be seat. far We atsail bw pleased pultable parties misting ‘Aadreas FILS. Menofecturing Company,

0G 2, 95, Liberty 3 Room:

PATENT MICA ROOFING.

New York Gliga thooling, Company. (Be

WrieLe oF COM roan RVURING BV KK OF FES AC. Mis edapted & pot Hat, and cau be re

ep ia rel ‘toot th make 3

MICA ROOFING PAINT,

| LRON, ar SUING ROOFS. goat th three costa of rd nary Pamt. Nodoof caw rast ehéer it, and Ott Leaky Roofe may be smade permane tly enol and Gorablavby its ene Toe Patet required xo wraime, but is ready te be applied with the otdanary pr! £1 pet gaton, mbich will core aanare (rt Also ‘mannfeeturers of LACK LUSTRE . TARKED FELT ai) ROOFING

ane ink furwishe raied” address SuTRE MILA LOOPING OO.

ive Mealed Envelopes will he sont for | @

"Eleven for $2; Thirty for 85 One Hundred for $15.

Agents Wanted Everywhere. Uneqealied isdecementa offered to Ladi Geate who will net as aueh. Our ¢escriptir calars will be svat cation, a the following man- ach, article sd its

aS sédreas, without cogerd to choice, ow receipt of

the Certifieate the parehaser wil draws dnd ite value, and can

ify the Skin. | P

Long letfers are to write plain directions, O:derafor SeaLen Exvaipres must in every case be accompanied us the Cast, with the ah ot, the ry

and Toy seek Eavare showld We sddccmed te tee Beier Ep ons “JACKSON, COR

Payee ~

Sixty-five ty fire |

Bod ta re | pau UdG i HECLS

REPARATOR CAPILL

Four awitel

Destructive of comfort, snd not worth a Sg; Come sued, come fortbiat, come agly and (air And rejoice ta your ewn lezursent hair.

REPARATOR CAPELLL

For ree'ovigg ait mpon bald hesdaggrom ever este lt moy have fallen ost) aa forciya ®

growth of bairupon the face. it bas no equal

Teweill (oree the:br ad to grow epon the amoo.h

I prenarations mY irely worthless, and

which are invariably ches With ies meats

+f the nervous ayavenn. ‘The natives of the “ORIRNTY CHISGABORA from more wil. 2 4 are hsppily ncenscions of ie Couraeg thrash ot tbe labater 01 the fomes of tovarco oo ig Score. Wa iaviue avery lorer of the weed to try the ond guarmutee enpreeedented pleasure fn sls delicious favor.

EDWIN M. COOK & Co. Sole agama and Importers of the CHUBOROIA

berg ecloreiad an kieas, ed “2 Havanne and damerican ‘Segurs aed

Tobacrgs, | 197, % nua 1X DEPOT,

ae. a alte World “Astonished '

atthe scondrefed revelations made lay the great Axtfologist,

H. A. PERRIGO.

gies som

4 the i

Wnguiston eps 1 by andl of ree

i laluty the d you were Lorn, exciaaing = smal Manet ld. 4, AFFLICT Suffer no More! hea by the wes of DR JOT cag be cured permanent

web bax aitous’

c Ob she was beantifal and fF, With starry eyea, and ragiaot har,

Whee carling tendrils soll, onwibed, Eochaioed the very heart and mind.

CRISPER COMA,

For enrling the Hair of cither Sex into

Wary and Glossy Ringlets ot Heavy Massive Cant —

Ladies and Gentoo Wet

Dy osing this art

remnelrea a thousend fold. world

i Pwr ae

No 8 Wert Fayette trees,

aa SE euciesay ‘so precious acd

‘Toe beuthy which wee was so Isevate aboot ee

By the we TisreAws : White Liquid Enamel.

‘nat

fhe closest i

sea the ch sccornoanies the adver

at, wiltibe published for S$. Lf not paid 10,

scat aqeardill be charged at the

Freight train pass ‘Up at

Passenger Freight train

traln Teave

arrive

leave

arrive z

Vickenve axp Menuiay Rarcroap.

Passenger train leaves «arrives

Freight trains arrive

MSs depart,

Through trains East connect dally with the N. 0. J..& G. N. RB. Re trains going South. M. & 0. RoR, Selma and Meridian KR. R. at Meridian.” Accommo- ation train West connects»with N. 0. J. 4&G.N.R.R. North and South. Accom- modation train East connects with N, 0. J.&G.N.R. R. South. Mondays, Wednes days, Friday orth, Sundays Tucs- days and Thursdays.

ANSENGERS FOR M th make qrriek ti ing trains on Rout!

the Missieaippi and

‘Trains on Mississippi and Tenvessee Mailroad GOING NORTH

Loare Grenada daily at 1.45 4. Mo and? 28 Pat

Arriving at Memphis at 045 A.M. aud 4.45 Pt GOING S UIE

Leare Mem chis daily at 10.0" A Mant 445 1 3

Arriving at Grenada at 5.00 P Mand 1) 452M

Making clove conneetsons with trains om Missi

itn i

Rush's Stable at 10 o'clock P. M., and march through the prinélpal streets— Tilting will commence at o'clock. The

| crowning willtake place as soon as the | tilting is over, A committee of young In-

dies will then be selected by the Judges,

. | and invited to the stand, to designate the

| most graceful rider. ‘The ball comes off at the hall over Shear- er’s store, on Johnson Avenue. ——_——

Notices. We would call the attention of our read

| ers to the advertisement of Ruddle & Co.

found in another column of our paper,

. | whose medicines comnfiind tire paffonhge | of all those who are afflicted.

Wo would call special attention to thelr

*| Ague Tonle, a never falling remedy for -| Chills and Fever; 4 trial ts all they ask.

‘'Thelr Saraaparilla for Eruptions of the Skin, Diseases of the Bloodeétc, &c, 1s too

Ye Dyspeptic suffer with Indigestion, yr who need « gentle Stimulant, Tonle and Appetizer, take «Hurley's Stomach Bitters. Bitters that are Bitters.

Oriental Peart Drops for beautlyfying

the Skin, far excels anything of the kind known, and Is free from all injnrious tn gredicuts. No ladys’ tollet table is com- plete withont It. . Bitterson’s English Horse Liniment isone of the best Liimentsnow in use,as all who have used it for man or beast can testify. For all Summer Complaints, Cramps,

the Complexion and giving # softness to | ton

i i [

By command of Maj. Gen. P-H. Sheridan, Tone Le HARTSUFFL A ALO.

yesterda: ia here to Ei command of the Mediterranean squad

ron. re-| _ It is stated that Gen. Schofield’s registra-

pital

was tine had

stood equal tn the light of the law, Irre- spective of color of previous coniition.

lis speech was with enthusiastic appiianse.

aRLESTOX, June 6.—Considerable de- pression prevails In the community owing to the recent order of Gen. Sickles inter- In municipal affsire. In the last ya city has fallen ten to fifteen

pros-| the provisions of the national tel

"A white man, recently committed to Jap on the charge of attempted rape uj colored gil, hung himself last night.

onic. N.C, June &—The State Ex- ecutive Committee of the

Republicans througbou meetings in eve!

pold | of taking action on may

tion order meets with Stanton’s Grant's appro wanted a copy to Gen. Ord for his diree- tion, not officially however.

Montana advices report an increased yield and shipments of gold over former

and

years.

‘Thomas Little was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the late Richmond bank robbery, and hanged by a mob at Warrensburg. -

New Yors. June 6—The Directors of the Western Union T Company, ai a meeting held in this city on the Sth Inst, unanimously resolved to accede to

ph law passed by ‘and dit that the necessary notices ‘be filed with the Postmaster immediately. By thls action the government will acquire the ight to purchase the company’s lines and perty,at a valuation to be determined

y commlationers chosen. *"Cuevetaxp, June G—A joint meeting of the executive committee and the trus- tees of the Merchant's Union Express Company is being held here, with = view yy taatters connect- ed with the welfare of the company and

perch tees Untexay Org Lo

perfectly harnless, For ‘sale, and Retall, by Bracrx, Sucers & Co. Chemists, Troy, N. ¥. See theiradvertise- menta in another column in this paper. NOW THY DESTINY, Mavawe E. F. Tuoastox, the great English Astrologist, Clarroyant and Psychometricen ‘who bas astonished the scientific classes of the Old World bas now located herself at Hodson, N.Y. Madame Thornton pomesser wach wonderful powers of second right, as tu enable her to isspart knowledge of the great- eat importance to the single or married of either sex.» While in a atate of trance, she delineates the very features of the person youare to marry, and by the aid of am ta: strament of intexse power, knows es the Peyehomotrope, goarantess to prodace a life- like picture of the future husband of wife of the applicant, together with date of marriage, position in life, leeding traita of character, 2c, Thus is no hambug, as thousands of tee- timonials ean atarrt. She will send when de

antes, tbat the picture is wht it p be. By euclosing « email Jock of stating plare of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and enflosing Gifty cents snd stamped envelope addressed to yoursrlf, you will recelve.the plcture’ and desired informa. lion by retura mail. All eomaunjeation eredly confidential, Address in ebpdtienc Madame E. P. Tuosetox, P. 0, Box 223, Hudson, X.Y. apeils-wiy FREE TO EVERYBODY,

A large Op. Circular giving Information of the greatest importance to the young of both sexer.

In teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the despised respected, and the for- sakes loved, |

secret W. B. ROCKWELL & CO,, Successors to Biclock & Co., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, nad Newedenlers,

BINDERS AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,

Dealers in cal Insiroments nud Sheet Music,

Wetrars, by become Hole

») SUMMER

rehiada of the ork rotors of thie:

cys ETERS 3,

Gives bestth to the child and reat vo the wrothe>.

medicine should stand on its own

pathieh iw de foe, woe A was KU, DLE 20, Laboratory, 41 Datlitt Pheeet, Loeior 3)

OHIO LEN&E,

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. MUGLEY'S SANSAPARILLAL |

P all Lie remadion thit have besa di covered

; @ Bpecis! attention given to “at

SPI ]

Red Jacket D. HURD & SON, Wholesale Grocers

yr {Commission » Merchants, Dealers in sl! kinds of Staple and Faucy Groceries ana

experiments, and tb the pablie, an iewat

during the preseut age for the thomnend th Deir to, nore equal tale wondes ut preparation, Ooly teo years Ii since

who spent adecade 10 studyange rat introduced

phy

ecantry to be thy most eirpei-mg and sfleti i, for certain diseases, of which they bx\ 6

psrilla, and oftentimes injore the bealth of the Teienot #0 with Harley's

tion, wine ef tn fownd 1 effect n cor-

WESTERN PRODUCE,

fies to 8 general Conven- | the adoption of efficient measures for the =f 4g CAIRO, TLL

tion to assemble in this city on the first | prosecution of its business. Wednesday in September next. |. Sr. Joszra, Mo. June 6—I.. Chief Justice Chase Is receiving members | Iate 1 of the bar now In the city. He has crea- | road, has served an Injanctlon agalnst the ted a favorable impression and the utmast | further laying of the track. Extensive cordiality prevalls. | complications grow out of Durant's re- New Ontxaxs, June 5.—The Board o: y Gov.

AE ctions of th Colle, Cholera, &cy use the Extract of ebillty, Dise Jamalea Ginger, Prepared by James Rud- via & dle & Co,

We deem it useless to say anything of Keaton's Chemical Writing Fluid and Carmine Ink, for thelr reputation sa the The citizens of Cottonwood have been

best mae Is known to all who use them; ordered to remain at home to guard their to such as have not used these luke we {houses Six men were killed Becently In recoutnenst to gtve them a trial. lent; E. A. 1 Pe vigeRy of the sows, = im Ten: eae aie Gal | the chief Office: portant lines | of railway In Virginia and North Caroli- | repalrin na, fifteen delegates being presen

Gen. Longstreet publishes a letger this | here to-day, and engaged tn the morning Inthe Republican, contaffing the | 0! i by which the time between following paragraph : |New York and New Orleans may be “The mbdiary Lill amendments are peace |shortened. | The seuion will probably be

sleasure to deal’ "They keep good offerings and we should accept them as | continued two days longer. 2s ar Lee be wer S0D- | eich aed place ourselves upon them aa the |. CLEVELAND, Om June 6-

Our Club Rates, ply of the “necessaries of Mfe” always on | Starting point from which to meet future | Episcopal Convention to-day the cl Land, and are xvmoderate In thelr Sgures | political issues as they arise.” feature of interest was a letter from the The wherowithal to Interest those wisl- | 4. the times will justify. They are also| Gi aplishes a leiter addressed | Rev. Bedell Assistant Bishop of Ohio Ing toxubsefibe to a cheap newspaper, will s fora muperlor article of Time. resident, protesting against his| now in Rome, taking strong law church be found tinder the head af club rates— |" ? : removal. Auother, very caustic, was ad- | cround, characterizing rituallsm contrary Ww, | 7 iin ETE dressed to Gen. Sheridan, in which he says | to the spirit of the prayer.book. and urg Ve have revised and relic +) We acknowledge the receipt of an invt- | theres nota word of truth in the charge | Ing a strict adherence to the formsof wor as to put the Gazette with ¢ reach of | pat} an Cane. that he was Impeding the execution of the | ship preser! herein. The letter wus a easy eae: We Gide K. weknbeeee Si ae Dowd, 3 others, of Con a 43 werful one and was well recelved by th y pewenaner lo | coxnantttse On tnvitatlemyto attend the ex | ee oo Sune &.—The debt bearing | Convention. cere, nage. with | Thuinatlon of the Seotland ‘High, School, | -o\ 1 ‘ F sixty-one mik,| Rucumoxp, June 6.—Tie registration of | 7,

to be helt at Laurel HUL Neshote county, | lion four hundred and forty-one thousand | Yoters Is directed to, be commences! in this om the {th July next. Te would’‘afford’ us| dollars; currency bearing has decreased | OY on ye 17th Inst. and to be continued Sicamire to athend Bishi ge. | forty-one million four hnndred and twen- | 5

sippl Central Kailrond cape ¥. LIVERMORE, Gen, Sept. 7 . { Durant, nager of the Union Pacific Ralk it, indigestion,” Piles, onary Diseanea, Syph- Min, “Serofula King’s keily

JANGING

dJacket Bitter ne effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for

he sakeot enfuring hanasity, send tree to| Meridian Tournament Club.

direction fr | 4 Gyand Tournamen

and Fane

aprils=wamn,

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentieman whownffered for years from

moval.

Starch Glowm, makes OldT look like new. 2

Imperial B World. 10 ce x

Waters Magic Ofntmen for ores, Burns, 2, VOX.

| |

Wurre Linyp & Co—The advertise

of this euterpristing,bouse will be | found elsewhere. The miembers of the firm are all natives of the State, and quiet | unas uming gentiemen with whom {t iss

23 cents per | met

Hurley's Ague Tonio,

For sale by SMITH ALFORD. ant JNO. W. HARVEY masdowdew lm.

PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, been restored to |

health in a few weeks by a very simple rem. |

edy, after baving suffered for several ye Ab

with a severe lung fection, and that dread’ nxiows to mal

eofferers the means of

Tir onte rouedy tor Chille and Perer of A {| and Parry thot or ean be geet Harley's Ague Toole, There have, bees, thor sandsecured by uwag it who had Cele the avtat remedies without bevelit; but i 0 Cue bad

Hurley's Ague Tonic

failed to effect eure, AN who have “wied it chrerfally tell their efiijoted friends of it "ea'e nd certats eure for ehille and fever, Ay

Id consult ther

“ntere end

sake ‘een eure

jane. ‘The prize mon:

bands of the judges an hen the sucee s of the nounced

. | "A crows w

all who desi will send « copy of | and aw:

the prescription used (free of charge), with | third.

the directions for preparing and using the) 7!

be placed in the arded on the field jing shall be aay

disease, Consumption—ia mony to his fello

akoompany the Bet prize, , each, With the second and bott ty. pl s

par Knight who winsithe first fal} | All eases of fever alJed “RL Royal Kaight,” Sead for ito

ting ap clubs and ¢ tlun of our paper. Notice to Correspondents, “May.” who sends san acrostic and a piece of poetry on “Night” is informed

that her cominuntcation Is reepectfilly de- |

clined. If you wish to write anything for pablication try prose. The verses you rend are deficient in méasure and do not indi cate much genine for poetry.

“Long Ago,” by E. 8. will bppear in our next.

‘We invite attention tothe card of Smiths . & Parsons, Vicksburg. and to the fact that they are now offering forsale three thou-

sand sacks of corn, just received from St. 9

Louls by barge. There Isno better firm in Vieksburg than Smiths & Parsons, and they sell at prices that défy competitio ‘They are agents for the Mississlppl Valley Transportation Company at St. Louis, and receive weekly Iarge shipments of corn, flour, &c., thus offering superior induce- ments to merchants. Our young friend, J.J. ood, formerly of Scott County, is

with this house, and will be glad to serve | ann open bin ene from Raleigh, will | the d

hilg friends, Besides. J. A. Jones, of this

— | one of the

with acapital of half a million to build

houses and stores, Therstock to be ‘paid

| for in checks on the Bank of Commerce —

| He proposes to ra over to the company estate and personal property, as f the Bank.

Board of ‘eltors organized | Franels Vinton, of New

1. Augemar, of Loulstana, Secre-

The have carried this city by 300 maJority, and have a majority in the Pity Couneil.

Mr. Davis will reside daring the sum- mer at Niagara, a beautiful little village,

erie A fine residence has been Atted up | for his accommodation.

‘Attorney General Stanbary has return- | ed trom New York. 4 nat i heve peeaeean een in tape

aye produced & 4 Hit ‘ireles. ae,

e t is confidently expeoted that the Pres- take the reins im his owt bands.

it in stated that Durant has declined the Governorshfp of Louisiana.

Attor ‘Stanbury fs in receipt of many Ieters with question

jest In Canada, on Lake On-| Vi

ty-three thousand; matured debt not pre- | sented has decreased two million two hun- dred and nineteen thousand; bearing no Interest has Increased three hnndred and sixty-eight thousand; decrease of coin in the treasury, fifteen million four hundred | and ninety-two thousand ; Increase of eur- reney, thirty-elght million eight handred and twenty-seven thousand. Total de-

yeane of debt, five million one hundred and seventy thousand.

It js officially announced that the Treas- ury {a prepared to redeem compound in- crest notes as they shall mature by the payment of the principal and Interest on presentation to the Treasurer or elther of the Assistant Treasurers at New Philadelphia or Boston.

Moxtooxrxy, June 5—The Union Re- publican Convention of Alabama adjourn- ed xine die, to-day, aftera two-dayn's ses- sion. The proceedings of the first day were confined chiefly to completing or- ganization. Wm. H. Smith, of Randolph county, formerly a Colonel in the Federal army, was elected President, with thirteen

ice’ Presidehts, and four’ Secretaries —

York, | 4

A. Pollard has entered sult against

W. James, Revenue Collector. for property

in W mn. wold by confiscation aud James.

purchased

Purtapetrnta, June 6—A holler explo- ded at 1020 Sansom street demolishiny five story bullding. ‘Thirteen persons h been dug out; ix dead and two died most immediately.

‘Twelve others are cupposed to be in the ruins.

Companies, returned a verdict tn fiver of the plaintiffs, allowing them $11,271. Avausta, June 6—Gen. Pope has issued

i ive

t i

Hig

same, which they will find « etne cone rox Comeurrion, Actuxs, Cotns, and all Throat and Lang. Affestions.

The Avertiver in Bending u fit the afflicted, and

Wonderful but True. MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re- nowned Astrologit and Sompambolistic

Clairvoyant, while in « clairroyantatale, dew Tineates the very features of the person you are to marry, and by theaid of an in- strament of intense por

Pryebonotrope, fuarantess to prance a per fect and lifelike picture of the feture hus band or w

marriage, occupation, leading traite of ebar-

acter, de, This no Imposition, mt testi~

{BT Address in confidence, recve Rewrscrox, P. 0. Box. 297, West Trey N.Y. sprilawiy.

{BTA Youre Lavr returning to_her coun

Baoxentrisje Coton, |

; | next highest in rings.

honor of ecrownigg the Queen of Lore and Beauty. ‘ ‘The Knight who wipe the reeond firtte, will erown the first Maid of Honor. and the Kaight wjosing the thied priee, will erown the second Maid of Honer. Married Knights, wreath tothe bachelor Keight or Koights, RULES AND ORDER OP EXERCISE. The tilting will be made the Invce Lance to be nine feet lon, number, ekeb two and a eter, will be

pest the ride, not to exosed imumeix. All ties to be decided pon th quickest time. The eirele will be two hundred and. ff: are in cireumferenee. One huodred ani ftean yards to 1 ente Time—10 seeonds. All pointe o te growing out of the es to be referred to the judges, whose decision will be final. ‘eles ‘ Those desirous” of entering the list “most ive their names to the Secretary by 10 O'elock, 4. x., of the date of theexercises; if pot named on the roll they: will'mat be thed es real and tone Kaighle, andbe rbid den the lista by the Marshal,

Each vill m Keight' onl shores nigel ts entrance for, $10.

a ot anton Ciro, teva tbe io ie Knights! = Right ro; to the contest, 7 | woe

HURLEY'S

f wucorasfal, will tare over the crows or) Popular Worm Candy!

An this is really 4 srsciric rom wontty, and | the best and most palltable form to give to chil-

ing. that it te Eat tate (ber preparations for

ebid will take LB & OO, Proprietors,

it te me the place of all other pre being perfectly taateleas

James

TTA

RECELVESBDEPOSITS,

titan: And Giver tion te al . Sore PromptZAttestion to al} Collect ons,

‘be, ConBded to (L Jpom 9 AM. to 8 P. ah

xe Cs! Retail Beales hg ses

WARE, STOVES,

1} Particolar attention

ICE DEALERS

PcQFFIOB OPP ORITE PLENTISS HOU? . » Wi , Miss. Order fall id cane ow sai ly and promptly

Tinware, Ps Pion Pipes heet ead, E Fire Brick and’ Tile.

cid 3 Steamboat and Job

orks

berry aad Washing

Whoiesate and Retsil Dealer in

IGROCERIES,

EV. EARLY & CO. Front Row, Meridias.

Meridian

FEMALE COLLEGE,

FACULTY:

| filder J. B. WAMBERLIN, A, MM.

rane Wand Teacher in Ancient Langua Pe’signdal opt Moral Philoeephy.

IRS. 5.0. HAMBERLIN,

Teseher io the Higher English Branches end ~ French. sey

AHISS MATTIE A. WALKER,

BAR STORES AND FLANTATION SUPPLIEs, Inported & Domestic Wines & Liquor HAVANA CIGARS, FRENCH COMFECTIONERY, &o, Washington Strect, VICKSBURG, MIS. owt

MAN, VICKSBURG, MISS. Wholasale Dealer ia Gvx«, HARDWARE, 1st jeg! the

All Kinds of Guns Maile and Repaired.

waylsiwly

PLOWS, OPE,

The b

jor mierehants who bare combined madi obeaye comission. Dei d, Mt. Poillips, M1 im

‘Hotels, Ete. —

JB ITLER & IELLEN,

20 St. Michael Street, 'lMtobile. paz amn-

OCR ot

Plantation and Rond Wagons, | Dearborn & Jersey Spring Wagons, |

Trucks,

Carte, Draye, Wheelbarrows

Wheelwright

Allof wheh we RETAIL, at LOW

SOC. PARKER. T. M1. LAKE, Thos, F, SHELDON

PARKER, LAKE & CO., Cotton Factors

Northwest Coruer St, Lovix and Water Ste

MODIGL..

Keep

AxD ALE KINDS OF

Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, Fine

Spckes, Hubs, Feiloes, ee

ad all doscriptions of

WOOD WORT

manutsdtarer’ frerght ouly

y & C0., maya mn Vieksburg iss.

“J. W. JENNINGS, General Steamboat Agent,

WAARE-LOAT (Poot of Crawford 8t,)

Me Yieksburg, Miss.

'|General Forwarding and Com-

| WESTERN

thes paetbeciae: sie

resi rermwmibelseigress High Son ool.

1. GUULD, AM, Waal. hetmgasce of Masio and cy Deparimost.

is art, and probably for we |

wt el

mission Merchant, * Dealer in all kinds of PRODU AND

Plantation

{AEOcters from the Coriatry sn'etted and sali faction ge apriawtia

Supplies.

roe so: ODRUFF & DISERENS

Dealers tn

BOOKS and STATIONERY, Music, Musical Instruments, Toys Notions, and wants Goods,

GENTS for G $ hes, 8.1

Has ® DAVIS & MORRIS,

Gotton Factors,

Receiving, Forwarding and

"| GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Heatly solicited. ere at reel

deo our Kew Orleans teede- "Kareatrcen. Col. 0. A Bromgher, J De Be Foliips, “Meeidian ;

Go and J, 1 Ne 0.

| wa WRLLTAM, WL H, J0NXSON, Vieksbarg,

rat t

‘Vieksbarg. WN, M. WILLIAMS & CO.;

“FORWARDING AND ion Merchants,

IRA W. PORTER & CO.. ODD FELLOW’S HALL,

Boyal Street, ALABAMA,

sof Flardware urd ware a fell Stack, eonslsting ia pait of

PLANTERS’ HARDWARE,

URNISHING GOODS, axp

DESIRABLE

For Sterehants and Trislers

GOODS

Abe,

Paints, Oils, Window-Glass, |

DOORS, GLAZED SASH AND DLINDS,

ND RETAIL & Stationery,

Blank Book Manufacturer & Printer,

North-East Cor. § ia and Water sta, MO!

chores stock of Hooks am now opening, and offering atuourually tow prices.

BLANK BOOKS

Ledgers, Journal

the Faria

, B Win; bronch ond Aseorioas manstasiers.

HCHOOL, KOOKS. My atock embraces all the Senoot Books in cx fu Alabama and Mississippi, and, all the Lacs editions.

BOOK-BINDING, In thia departmeat I em folly prepared to exe-

uta all orders, with ratneas, inrobilly. ap

dispatch, and to nd ‘Bind Boo!

any required Pat

Psi gon Shag tore rag pigs every descr Wils ocatoess aud dispatch.

snd thon ibe deat a’ Baohn and Beaton

overs, wi fied it to their ~ 1 before advantage to give ume aca

eel at weer ak

ES | alogect

Material. !|'

of Jub Work done

ST. JAMES HOTEL, Stacet, betiocen Gravier end Na NEW ORLEANS, LA

W. T. HICKLE & CO.,

Proprietors,

end Grocors, | JAS.

Though rot tie “Be "7