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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I In LswrencsCir'
Losryenee County cult Court.
Henry Boyer, } To September term 1883

Aaron NJ Cumber Attachment for $500.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the court,
IL that the defendant has absconded, or 90
oonceals himself that the ordinary process o.
the Law cannot be served upon him: whereupon
il is ordered that uul ess the defendant appear,
put 10 special bail and plead to plaintiff = ac>
tion 90 or before the frat day Of the re1t sept.
%srm Of this court, judgement ioal viii Do rem.
= ssrsd against him, and the estate attached will
be,old to satisfy plaintiffs claim and all costo.
tisfurthsr ordered that the Clerk OF this
Couhcau copy Of this order TO be publish
I'D icrs II weeks successfully, 10 the newspapcr
called y Pearl River Banner, printed and pub
lshsd 'n,hAtowu Of Moniicello.
~ csru,ysn>a above 10 be a true extract from
ths m.nu.es ssSid Court. .
w IN TEsHNNy WHEREOF, I have
harsan'S ~ nod and official Seal at tins
: town o. 80, mon'''sN this the seventh day o
EDwAR., BOWEN, Clerk. Z
Asusicsile, April. 7ree-as-si.
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION having
- been granted 10 the undersigned, by
the Probate Court 81 Lawrence county,
q, the February Term 1888 on The estate
Of A. 5. Eldrldge deceased, Notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against said estate, 10 present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred,
and sll persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 come forward and make
immediate payment.
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Admir-.
DELLA ELDRIDGE, Adm'x.
Monticello, March 81, 1888, --2l-6w.
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NOTICE.

r. ETTERS OF Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned at
The Debsmber term, 1887, Of the Probate
court Of Lawrence county, on the estate
Of William S. Carter, deceased =. Notice
is hereby given TO all persons indebted TO
said estate 10 make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
to presen. them duly authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law, Or they
will be forever barred.
JOSEPH SIMMONS, .AdnT.
Monticello. Dec. 80 1887 1861
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list. Of Letters.

,r,INING in the Post Office at Monticel-
~ on the 3lst Of March 1888, and which
o.llsd for within the three months next en-
he, will be sent to the 1enerai ros' oa'es -
lad Letters.
po,,er Anthony, Baggitt James 2, Butler
Rorklev Thos II 3, Butler James 2, Boy
az Tsnv. Bridges Henry II, Buckley BENZ A,
..,av 'E Edward, Buckley Richard, Brady Robert.
A Carer VIM S, Cole John, Cooper Jsoeph 2,
.,hs1 Thos, Carter Daniel, Chambers Row
y pCowart Zachariah, Col. Comd'g Lawrence
'n,v Caldwell Joseph, Caldwell Major, Clerk
wrence Go. Clerk Circuit Cowt Lawrence
buny.
In Dixon David 2, Davis S w, Dotson MS
aIgaret.
III Ellis VIM, Easton James D.
Furvis Tho,. Francis Sam'l w, Fits Mary. :,
/ q Calender Michilal 2, Guyn M, Gray "
Harris Richmund, Holden q Walker. Hartzog
Mitchell, Holeman Moody, Harrison jeremiah
Remington Enoch, Hutchins Miss Susan. a
~ Jones N B. -,
K.nnico,t Joseph E 2, King n 3, Kenney Har
Nan.
L Longcnow John T, Lape & Snyder, Langs
IN David, Lynch Charles. :, -
I'M McCumber Aaron, Martin Hemph,ii
MAXWELL Jesse, Mullens Elias, Moore James, NC
Ccode George D, Martin Robert, Murray James
HcKinzy Alex'r, McKin1y James, Myers John
Nelson J B w, Morris J w, Mobley Ihos =.
IN Newton Major, Noble M. In.
D Oats John H 6, OF David.
P Pharneys Thos 2, Peters Joseph, Psndleto'
\ E. Pendlc,on Or 10, Prcstidge Samuel 2.
Rogers Sarah, Raglin Mr., Ragsdale Gabriel.
s Shepherd Mrs Nancy ?, Schultz John Y
epeights Lamon 4, skinker I,hos, sones fie a.,
Darling Allen, Sauls James, Scarborough 4 Me
F7aha, Stringer Josiah F, Smith James A ., Sne'
Il Or Clerk Of Lawrence Co.
r Teunisson Jno H.
w Weathersby VIM 2, Whitehead B 9 ;
Mailman Robert, Wilson John, or Peterson Mu
Iens. We,hersby Arthur, Wylie John T, War
besse 2, Nrwith 2, Ward Hiram 2 Ward Cads
1.RD ENGLEH p, T. M.
April 7th 1888. M
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sHRON FEMALE ACADEMY.

The Spring and Summer Session for the presents
year will commence on the first Monday in March
and end with the last week in July.
The Studies Of the Preparatory Glass will en-,
brace photography, Reading, Pennmanshn Arith-.
metic, English Grammar, and Geography with The
II PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
TWELVE DOLLARS
Junior Glass; Astronomy, Natural, Morsb ana
Mental Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Rhe.or~
&c, Logic, and Political Economy.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior Class-Drawing, Oriental, Mezzo,in,o..
and Velvet Paintings, and Ornamental Needle
work, including the branches Of the Junior Class.
PRICE OF IUIUION PER SESSION,
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANOFORTBv4
PER SESSION, TWENTY DOLLARS.
The Institution has been provided with good
Piano, and the Trustees having made arrange.
ments to procure the assistance Of two additional
Tutoresses, feel themselves authunzed to offer tn
parents desrous Of procuring for their daughters
q solid and ornamental education, all the advanta-
ges which numbers and competency Of Instructor
esses, a spacious and well regulated Academy,
and retired, healthy, and pleasant location can
secure.
The Boarding House under the superintendence
Of Dr. Young, hasbeen fitted up, with a special
view to the accommodation Of young ladies. Tho
Houseis now ready forthe reception of seventy
boardefs, and,no pains will be spared BY the pro-
prietor to promote the coyufort aud convenience Of
OF his boaYders.~
The price ofboarding per month, $40; washing
So 50.
Boarders will BE- sequkedto freish thsis own
candles.
Tuition payable in advance.
| Byofder ofthe Board Of Trustees:
g. GRAHAM. Sss'y..
rsb. %, 1888.
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|SrATE OF MIssI sSiPrl, Z IN Lawrence CIR
Laurence County. cuit Court.
Levi Noble 70 September Term
|prander, JHeKiuna s !, Attachment for $685.
Wright. )83.
I'm T appearing TO the satisfaction OF this
y Court that the defendant has abscond
led or so conceaIs himself that the ordina.
ary process OF the law cannot be served
upon bin; whereupon it is ordered that
unless The defendant appear, put in spe>
scial bail plead to the plaintiffs action
IN or before the FIRST day Of the next
6eptember tern Of this court, judgement
6nal will be rendered against him, and
the estate attached will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs claim and al costs. II q fur.
tber ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
cause copy Of this order to be publish
cd for six weeks successfully 10 the news.
psper called the Pearl River Banner,
printed and published in the town q
Monticello.
lcertify The above TO be true extract
from the minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ! bavs
hereunto set my hand aud official seal q
the town os Monticello. this The seventh
day Of April 1888.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
April 4. f838--22-6w.
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n Office.

| .h,,l Al the next June term Of The
I proha,s Cour. Of Lawrence county.
.sn, NV account IS, administration OF
/ state Of Joseph Athens, deceased
sosl se,,lemen, aud allowance.
ST STALKING TARvER Ad"r'
sloniicsIIo, April n, iaso-ss-ew.
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ARRIVAL g. DEPARTURE
OF Mails.

From. BRooKHAvEN-4due SIM
days, Wednesdays and Friday 5
at 3 p. M
For BRonKHAvEN-closes
Mondays, Thursdays a.ad
Saturdays, al 6 AM.
From MoNRoE--due SIR adf .ys
and Wednesdays, at sP. M.
For MoNRoE--clnses h ION
days and Thursdays, Z JAN.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I In Lawrence Cir
Lawrence County. Scuit Court.
Phroah Benson. l1o September Term
Benjamin silh. Attschusnt for
..s .fs )$i8i,l2S.
1T appearing OF the satisfaction Of this
- Court that The defendant has sbsccn'
ded or so ccncesls himself that the Or
binary process Of the law esnnot BE- SER
we'd upon him; whsreupon i IL ordered
that onless The defendant appear. put y
special bail and plead TO the p'aindti6's
action on or before the 6rst day OF the
next Sept. term Of this court. judgement
FINAL will be rendered against him, and
The estate attached will be sold 10 satisfy
PLAINTIFF claims and all coats. i is fur
Their ordered that The Clerk Of this Court
cause a copy Of this order 70 be published
| for six weeks successfully 10 the news.
| paper called the Pearl River Banner,
printed and published in the town Of don
| ticello.
certify the above 70 be true extrac'
4 from The minutes Of ssid Court.
INTESTlM0NY WHEREOF. | hav'
hereun,o set my hand and official seal .
| the town Of Monticello, this the seventh
day Of april 1898.
April7, 1838--22-6w.
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NOTICE.

.T LETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to. the undersigned BY
tbS Probate Court Of Lawrence county;
al the February Term 1898, on the es.
tasa Of David Barney deceased, with the
will annexed Notice is hereby given 70
an persons having claims against said es-
tate to present them sduiy authenticated
within tbe time prescribed by law. or
they viii be forever barred, and all per
som indebted to said estate are request
cd 10 come forward and make Simulate
payuement.
JOSEPH NEYLANs, Admir-.
Monticello, March 81, ls38-2l-6w.
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ORDINANCES

Paned By TIE Board Of Ssleesnsen cf'tte tim "
Monticello atltei session in February 1888.
DElT ORDAINED, BY the President and
ID Selectmen Of the town Of Monticello, that
the 9th Section OF an ordinance providing sundry
regulations for the peaceable, orderly, and whole
some Government Of the town Of Monticello be re-
pealed. -
2nd. Bet further ordained, BY the President
and Selecmen ofthe town Of Monticello, that no
spirituous liquors shall be retaied on the Sabbath
day after the hour Of nine O'Clock A. M, BY any
person except regularly licensed tavern keeper
who shall be fully provided TO accommodate trav-
eIers and boarders, under penalty Of 1--WE dollars
fol every such offence.
3rd. Be it further ordained, ThatAny person
who shall be convicted ofselling sprituous liquors
to any slave or slaves without written permission
| from their master Of overseer, shall pay fine Of
fiye dollars for every such offence recoverable by
A. HARGls, Pses's.
j. G. CHANCE, Ssc'y.
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NOtice.


Il AND S. SMITH, have associated
60 themselves in The practice OF the
Law, they will attend to professional bu-
siness 10 the Superior Courts held 10
Jackson, and IN tie counties Of Law
'renee. Marion, covington, Simpson, Co,
piah and Pike, any bushes con6ded to
their care will receive their prompt and
undivided attention. Office at Monticsl-
10.
Feb. 1, 1838-17-sf.
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MONTICELLO ACADEMY,

Monticello. Dec. 80 1887 1885,
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HEMORRHOIDs.

IIAYS LINIMENT-No Fiction.-This extraordi-
nary chemical composition, the result OF science
and the invention Of celebrated medical man. the intro
ducton of which TO the public invested with the
lemnity Of death bed beques has since gained repu-
tation unparalleled fully sustaining the Of the
lamened Dr. Grideys last confession, that . he dared
ledge this subject and he therefore bequeahed his
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret of his
discovery.
II is now used in the principal hospitals and the private
the Piles, and also extensively and ehectuny
as to battle credulty, unless where its effects are wit
messed Externally in the following complaints
For Dropsy-Ceang extraordinary absorption al once.
All Swellings-Rcducng them in few hours
| Rheumatism Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease
Sore Throat--By cancers, ulcers, or colds.
Group and Hopping Cough-Extenaliy and overt the
chest.
All Bruises Sprains and Burns curing in few hours.
Sores and neither fresh long standing, and
fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swengs and loosenng coughs and tghtness
Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts, has been suprs
ing beyond conception The common remark Of those
who have used in the Piles, is II acts like charm
The Piles--The price 81 is refunded to any person
who will use bottle OF Hays Lnment for the Piles and
return the empty bottle without being cured. These are
the positive orders Of the proprietor to the Agents. and
out Of many thousands sold, has been unsuc-
We might insert certificates any length but prefer
that those who sell the article should exhibit the original
Caution.-None can be genuine without splendid
engraved wrapper which is my name, and also that
| u '"' "seA'' SOLOMON HAYS.
/ Sold wholesale and retail by CoMSTOCK g. CO., sole
Agents. Fletcher street. near Maiden lane one door be-
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| town in the Union
weekly paper shall be entitled to dozen Of the article
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their correctness Printed in first rate style, upon fine
paper. -. :,
Eutropius, IS cents Phedrus rs cents; Cicero, de
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Horace, 81 cents.
Quintus Curtus, vols. in one, each VOL $50 pages.
Price for the whole, 62 cents.
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From The american Monthly Msgasins,
NOTIoNAL PHILOSOPHY.


The proper study Of mankind
Is man--that's plain as A, B, G.;
But when you ask how mans defined,
Philosophers do not agree.
Yet each will prove as clear as daylight
Each lantern but his own stray light;
And each will prove the world goes wrong,
And has gone ever since creation,
Because ID will rush on headiong
Agains, his creed and appreciation.
Lucky for sages when In trouble
Their hobby Truth will carry double.
This shows philosophyis notion;
And facts, though sageS cant resist EN-
They can bejuggle, and thus twist 'em,
From seeming chaos and commotion
Into woodworking system.
And systems are immortal things,
Al least one system lasts so long
The world ouigrows its leading strings,
Not that the system can be wrong.
Whatever by the powers that be
Is sanctioned and upheld by fashion,
Is right, all else is heresy,
Fit subject to apply The lash on.
Facts never change;
That shows their range
Is limited, while theory
Grows with The growth Of every nation;
Like wild comet or
Citlike thermometer
Ever ranging,
Ever changing,
From the old worlds high chivalry
To the new worlds low speculation
Call Il philosophy or folly,
Linked with sublime or grovelling facts,
Whether devotion pure and holy
II weds man 10 oil glorious acis,
Or sunk to all that's base and evil
Il brans him an incarnate devil,
Sill arhat Ne thinks shall be the test
or godlike man--and thought is free,
And circles with lis majesty
Earths hnmblesi and her haughtiest.
What the sonl's made Of, what It's end,
Or Its beginning is a matter
OF speculation; all that's penned
Or spouted, only serves to batter
The outworks OF this citadel;
Yet thought must battle still with thought
To prove Its proud prerogaiive;
New facts must new arenas give,
And iercest battle shall be fought
For mystery or miracle
Nature has robed her myriad views
In borrowed light Of myriad hues,
And blessed Is The power displayed
In pictGriag the tempered shade,
And facts, obeying her command
Uncolored by the ruling notion,
No more affect the mental sight =
Than objects viewed at dim twilight:
They form the mechanism grand
or this most stubborn earth, yet ocean
Was not more mobile to the view
OF the old notionai philosopher,
Who only wished place TO stand on,
And then he'd have no more to do
Than sci his lever, clap his hand on,
And give the globe mighty toss over.
Thus speculation over fact
Trinmphed, and cries, Who dares to doubt
Though had the thing been dome, the act
Had slept, and who would care about 1t?
Deprived Of food for speculation,
Alas for man--his occupation
Is gone; man is not man without il.
Then what are facts soundless band,
Till breathed on by immortal Notion;
They all give the where 20 stand,
.Iis fancy sets the world in motion.
So man, par excellence, we'll call
A specializing animal. L.R.
Ciaciaaati &"
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NAVIGATION BY STEAM, by Sir John Ross Cap
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applicable both to Commerce and Maritime warfare.
Also, History Of the Steam Engine, volume quarto,
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HEADACHE.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
n which has been used in families, every member OF
which has had sick headache from infancy, as constu
tonal family complaint, and has cured eecuay every
instance vet known amounting to many hundreds IL -
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avocatons Of using it must be persevered in and
the is gradual but certain and permanent Instances
plant is completely relieved and cured although OF years
standing by the use Of Dr. Spohn's celebrated remedy
One decided preference its peasantness, having none
Of the nauseating effect Of common drugs.
II is so perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price to any
one who is not pleased with, and even cured by it. lie
hopes also that this may its great dement's 70 he
distressed sufferers who are laborng under headache
T.. Spohn. M ID Inventor and Proprietor Fletcher
street. near Maiden lane door below Pearl street. New
York.
All Editors who will insert the above one year, in a
weekly paper shall be entitled to dozen the remedy
For sale in Washington by J. l.. PEABODY.
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MANUAL OF CLASSICAL LITERATURE
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dency utility, practical philosophy or sound econo.
my. Its plain object, the perpetuity OF power, and
its plain effect the destruction OF the banking system,
require, Of course, too great sacrifice from the
American people to be- for moment tolerated
The greatdesideratum, a sound, uniform, and con-
venent currency, and system that will equaze, as
nearly as practicable, the domestic exchanges Is de-
handed by the practical wants of the people, and
sooner or later in one form or another, will be OBJ
tanned by them. To accomplish this end, and 10
preserve and regulate" the credit system OF the
country which this administration has attempted to
impair will be one Of the great objects for which
we feel constrained to continue our abors
NO Administration of this Government can pros
per- none deserve TO succeed, that is not CoNsERvA
TIVE, both 10 theory and practice. Enlightened i'm
pToVemenis and liberal prac icable reforms may be
permitted and encouraged in our system, but violent
measures Of destruction, ard unrestrained extremes
OF innovation, should not be suffered with impuniy
ey those who wish to preserve unimpaired the most
tree and perfect form OF government vet devised for
The enjoyment and protection of mankind
Political federation should be as liberal and exten-
Sve as religious liberation, which is guaranteed by
the constitution,
CHraim in whatever party or shape il may ap-
pear should be repudiaed and sturdily opposed.
ne science OF Government should moi be permit
eu W degenerate among us in vulgar pursuit Of
pa,y advantages, nor the lofty ambition Of real
statesmen INTO selfish and perpetual scramble for
once. ~ the example and the fate of this admi-
nS'ra'lon DC monument and warning through all
future time. "'
Our labors shall continue for the promotion of
sound prthcpes, and the general welfare of the coun
y rather than the selfish ends of personal or parfv
ambilio F''''''' " P''y
The support of Republican principles as define.
u oy tue ia'her oil the constitution, would be in
consistent with the support in any contingency of