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NEW BOOKS--The Cabinet Minister, novel, by
~ Mrs Gore author of Mothers and Daughters is this
day received for sale by f. TAYLOR
Or Tor ejaculation among the subscribers to the Waver
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Also, Bakeweps Geology, new and enlarged edition.
1899, edited Ny Professor Silliman
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Pothier Contracts translated from the French, vol
octave
Book OF the Constitution, British vol. ayo. London.
The Complete Works Of Ben Johnson edited by Barry
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CAUTIONili
M are called on TO caution the public the Druggists
w particular, aganss purchasing from any traveller,
under whatever preiences they may be offered, Of
DR.. EvANS's INVALUABLE MEDICINES,

w particular, againss purchasing from any traveller
under whatever prelences they may be offered, any Of
DIR. EvANs's INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
as their unprecedented success in the cure Of Consump
uon, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Indigestion, Costive-
ness Loss Of Appetite Palptaton Of the Heart, Pains
IN the Head Breast, Back and Limbs Dizziness, Rest
iessness, and oil diseases originating the Stomach,
Heart Lungs Liver, and their associate organs &C. has
caused reckless imposter, who i i ascerained, has
been travelling through Pennsy ania Maryland, Virginia,
&c to counterfeit and vend deleterious imitation Of
EVANS'S CAMOMII4E & APERlENT PILLS;
&c. spurious article pnrporting he PARIS SoorH.
ING SYRuP for children when cutting teeth both OF
which deeterious oounteeits Therefore, in order
To protect the public against the nroads Of such imposi
tons, and them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in bestowing he has caused the
label Of Evans Camome &c Pills, "to be entered nc
notice Of which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
name Of Dr. L. Paris 70 be stricken out Of the abelon
his celebrated Soothing Syrup for children when cutting
teeth, so that the label Of thesgenune syrup reads
"DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
children subject when cutting teeth tested and APP
proved by thousands Of mothers and nursus, h have w
its early application not only prevented their children
from suffering exeutiang pain, but in many instances
rescued them from death. .
I Be particular in examining the labels and also in
knowing that Dr. Evans never yends any Of his medicine
tised throughout the Union. at his Western office Lou
isville Ky, and his principal Office, 100 Chatham street,
New York. where wholesale orders will be promptly exc
cutsd on the most liberal terms
Hy The public may assured that in every instance
that within the knowledge Of Dr. Evans, any OF
his agents where the Counterfeit Medicines are purcha-
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public no
ce Of the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gsts who have been detected, and their names viii be
laid benre the public AT early date The best protec-
ton he offer for the present is TO caution purchasers
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only.
LEWIS Johnson washington. ID. @.
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Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
LOS 4.

an the 2oth } ember. between Arm
u strong's Tavern aud the Forks OF
the Bridgeport and Amsterdam Roads, a
RED OR BROWN PocKET Book. contain
ing $i95. One 500 bill, and one $50
bill Of the Mississippi Union Bank, one
$50 bill Citizens Bank of Madison Co
five $50 bills on one of the Natehez
Banks-ihe residue not recollec'ed.-
There were some receipts, u paper Of nee<
dies, and enc yard or upward OF thread
eriging in the book ANY person. finding
he same. will cnnfer lasting favor upon
di tressed and destitute female, by ieav-
ing It in the care-of Major Neil, at Yeisx
"a Store.
MARTHA LEONARD.
Jan. &, 1879 9-tf
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned respectfully 'n'oF'ps
the ci;z@ns OF iIinds, and the aJaeen'
couniss, hat b.: is now receiving at his
es,ahIishme,t on Big elack. large and
extensive geek nf Groceries aud Pfolhce,
Ut every description, which he will sell %"
The most liberal and accommodating terms
lie in,RYais 10 dispose of his stuck up'n
s'lch terms, az will enable his customers
10 purchase SUCH articles as they may
seed, rs cheap as they can be procured al
Vicks tg, or any of The River Towns IN
our State. JAMES HALL. :,
Big Black Hotel, Dec 95,; 1898 At.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06

NTOT1CE-The undersigned ould
IN most respectfully inform The ~ izens
orClinton, Jackson, Brownsville, Raymond
and the surrounding vicinity in Hindsc onn-
~, that they are ready to execute all Kinds
Of fashionable BRICK WORK and PLAS-
TERlNG in The neatest style and win
despatch, that may be entrusted 10 inem'
Either of the undersigned may be found oy
applying al Col. Robert sons hotel in Kay
mond. HENRY WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM TAPPAN.
RAYMOND, Feb. 9Th. le-4t
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Negroes for sale.

LEY virtue ola Deed of Trust. dated 23d
- March 1888, made by Calvin Perry
to The undersigned. as Trustees for the be.
neht OF James Dupree, and Epr the purpose
OF raising the sum of money therein pro-
yided for and yet due. and unpaid--and on
the request ofsaid James Dupree, we shall
." the t.centy-seventh day Of April ncrt,
expose to sale at public Auction for ready
money, in The town of Clinton, me follow
ing Slaves. to wit: Dempsey, aged about
So.years5 Eaton, aged about e. years; Sill.
ny woman, aged about 81 years, and
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apdneces.arily prevent his attendance 10
the duties Of the ,ffi e. with that rem,-
larits. which is in j.iS7ice due its patrons.
The off e Is cni-sl, new. aud N excel
lent confiiion Fhe loca,iou is desira.
hIe one Tor health ami profit, IN andI %
the Immediate patronage of sever, -four
i.h'ng and ppni oIs Counties, and n the
eastern cointIes generally. T:,ose - sh-
ing to purchase will ease mike app
ton to the proprietor, j. J. Nc AZ, 4
Jacss s,n, where their communications viii
be D moi, .'ai> attended 70. -
p. s. tie building and lot connected
with the office, one of the most eligible.
fronting on the pubic square, IN: Paulding
my be hadif desiredby the purchaser:
Disc. 8, 1888 n6-ff.
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RENOvN ING ON AN IMPROVED Pr Al
w l.. A Y + RS,
NENOV.ATON.

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs the CHI
zens nf Clinton and its vicinity. that
he Is prepared TO execute all ORDERS ia the
above line that may be entrusted To his
care. ia S yle superior 20 any heret,f,r
practised, and but little krowh in he Tn
ted States file follows receipt used by
the Italians. IN restoring damaged Silks and
Cloths, when they have been so.led by
grease, or otherw Sc. Gentlemen WIN
have had their garments injured in any
way. NAV rest assured that they may hav-
them made ''as good as new" The fatrcs
of the Goat will not be injured, as is gen.
orally doLe by Dyers and Sccurers, but
shall Sc, and fiji as we'll to the person So
when first made.
Hats of every description Ironed, and
restored 10 their original color, and made
to look equal TO new
N. b al ordersleft at my shop will be
pnrctually attended to.
= - wv r.. AYERS
Three doors west of. r. s. P. Jefferson's
store.
Cliasa. Desenbss ~, ICES. a9M
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NJ IICE.
Neal ESTATE BANKING COMPANY OF
HINDs COUNTY.

Kinds COUNTY.
Clinton, Mi January IN. 1899.
fEsilE Subscription B ,oks of this asso-
# cation will he opened a; its Banking
n'uSe In Clinton. on Tuesday the 18th
MS S'.' md continue open during banking
,.'"rs thereof, for the ensuing sixty DAYS,
lol The purpose of obtaining an addi,innaI
..,u'Scrp'Ion OF one million IF dollars to
'"e capl,al stock thereof.
Each Individual at the time of subscrib-
'ng wllI be required to pay FIVE per cent.
upon The amount of his subscription The
"ii"Ie an'n,nt to be secured hy bond mort
gage ulon unincumbered Real Estate as
S'on thereafter as examinations and APP
pralsemnts can be had.
BY order Of the Board,
j, DAVENPORT,
Cashier.
'a''"ary, Is. 1S39.-n9-2m.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
TORRENT.

ESOR the ensuing wear, in the Town
If c in!on one Blacksmith Shop.
on jefferson street: also. an said Lot, one
Dwelling House and Kitchen suitable
far family.
Likewise, one House and Lot on Main
Street. suitable for a small family
Also: about 20 acres of Lanh under
good fence. divided into two Fields
living near Clinton. For terms apply at
the Cross Ro9ds, one mile cas-; of Clinton.
SUSAN NJ. BELL.
Jan. l, 1899
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NOTICE.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN WILLIAMS .REWAHB,
NOR my Boy Joseph, who left my
farm, miles f ON Clinton. and E
miles from Brownsville: He-had on when
he left, to the best of my Knowledge, two
pair of negro coiton pants. no coat, and
black hair cap-he is about six teei high,
very black, speaks sometimes Esi his
mouth was full Of something. l will give
the above reward if he is taken in the ceu4s-
~, and S25 if out of the county, or
Odged in any Jail So | can get him.
c b. HENDLEY.
Jan. 8, lS39.-n8--lf.
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her child Harriet, aged about 2 vears.,nd
Li-key, woman, aged ahnn, 10 wears. and
her child Sandy, aged abou, 10 months !.
and Ben. aged about i2 years; and the in
cerase ct SAID females # any--,r so many
OF said slaves. as shall be "f Value. sniff
Client To satisfy the balance of said deb, an.,
interest, ant all costs aud charges acc,uire.
The Slaves are valuable, and we believe
the title TO be gno1, hut act;ngas Trustees.
we make such ii le only as Is vested in ne
by said Deed, which has been du,y record.
ed in Box L., pages 99l, 292, &c, III
Probate Court of Hlnds county.
E. d. FENNER,
G. B. KING, Trustees.
JAG. F 1OUTE,\
jan ii, 1889. lO-l6
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06

TRUST SALE OF NEGROES.
8NY virtue Of Deed of Tr.l., execu-
d ted by, md
10 the undersigned as Trustees
'"hch has been duly recorded in The Pro-
bate Clerks Office of Kinds county, 10
ecure he paymen, of certain sums of mo-
'ev therein mentioned. we or one of us
will, on the 18Th day of February 1899
1t he Court House in the Town of Raw
mond. pruceed to sell To III highest bidder.
n public auction, for cash, the following
negroes. or so manv as NAV be sufficient
80 raise the sum ,here due, and unpaid. in
'lusive Of lawfl interest and expenses of
Sale. namely. DlnieI. Rob Ishamel. CAGE.
Mike, Moses. Sunday. Genrge, Shelby,
\ instead, Dick. Cyrus, Daniel, Harry.
John, Elisha. Harry. Alfred. Charles Dan
ie', Be- ElI'ck, Lmas, Adam, Charles.
llhert, Bob. Thornton, William, Mar, land
D'nah. Eliza, Christina Mary. Rhoia.
Marv. Be'sey. Hester. Renev, Patience.
Cola. Lncre'ia, Julia. frances. Amy. Sa.
rah, R"sannah. Angelina. Emily, Julia,
Rhoda. William, nj Nah. Nar:ha, Jerry,
Louisa Martha Ann and Nancy
The tile to the above Negroes is belle
we'd to he tinques:ionahle. "a Trustees, we
will convey such title nn'y rs is vest. d in
us. TIE n, groes ar" Of The lil;eI'est kind
w. g DENOSS. r
HUGH CAMPBfLr. Trustees
Jan. 2. 1889 --.S-iS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

"a HEREaS. let:e,s "f xecuto, ship,
w were granted by The Honorable The
rebate Cour OF c .v'ng,nn Cnun'y. at
ITS ovemher Perm 1888. TO the under
e'gned. IN the last W;ll and r.s.dnnnt of
Il wsOh Bryant. Deceased. No lie is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
agsins: the Estate oc said deceased, 10 pre-
sent them duly auihenu ated within the
time prescribed by Law. or they will he
forever barred and those nde'bed to said
ESta.e - m ke immediate payment
EBERT WOOD, Executor.
On the las' W,I and Testament of
LAWSON BRYAN +. deceased.
Jan M s 1889
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
FOUND.

an orabout the 2orh of last month, a.
~ bout miles north east of Clinton in
DIR. Wilkins lane, Pocket Book contain.
Tag several valuable papers. The owner
can get il by calling at this Office, proving
proverty and paying for this advertise
ment.
Jan. 22-nlO.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
BANK NOTICE.
REAL ESTATE BANKING COMPANY
OF HINDs oUNrY.

OF HINDs oUNrY.
Clinton. Mi, January 10, 1899.
INIiE Stockholders Of this association.
4 in Pursuance of the provisions con-
tanned in the seventh article thereof, and
required to pay an nstaIment of four and
4 hait per cent. upon their respective
shares, on or before the 10Th day OF March
next.
BY order of the Board,
J. DAVENPORT,
Cashier.
Jan. Is. l93a-n0--2m
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
TRUST SALE.

Wy virtue Of Deed Of rrusi, executed
Id to VS. on the 4th of February 1887 by
Pleasant II. Fel,s and Margaret E. s. Felts,
his wife, for the use and benefit Of Cader
Colly, which Is duly recorded in the Office
of the Probate Court of Kinds county, and
a. the request of said Cader Collv, on Sa-
shrdoy, the 9th day of April next, on the
premises, whereon the said Colly now re-
sides, in Kinds county, we will sell for rea.
dy money TO the highest bidder, at public
Auction. the following real and personal
soperty, to wit: A tract or parcel Of land
situated and being In said county, and more
particularly designated as the Fast half of
the 9. E. quarter Of section 4-,he East
half OF the N. E. quarter of Section e-the
Westh alfof,he 8. w. quarter OF Section 8
all in''ownship 7, range 2, west, contain
ing 24l 86-lOo acres, more or less. Aso
the following Negro Slaves, to wit: Aaron
aged about Al years; EmelIne, aged about
Is years; George, aged about l3 years;
Llzzy, aged about years; Henrietta. az
ed about years, DuranI, ged about Z yeas
Also, 2 head ofhorses, together with all the
stock, consisting ofcows, hogs, &c. and al.
so the farming utensils.
The foregoing land, negro slaves and
personal property will then and there be
sold, OF SO much thereof as will pay and
discharge the sums due on two nnies-a
balance on one, due the first oF February
1893, and one due Inc LIST Of February
1889, with lawful interest thereon, until
paid and all lawful costs, incident to said
sale.
Acting as Trustees, we will convey to
purchasers such title. "a is vested in US by
Vrtne of said Deed of Trust, which is be.
evei to be good.
JAMES DUPREE, T..,,,s.,
GEO.T. TABER, 1T"''ee''
Clinton, Feb. 4, 1899. l2-tf
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
I'd RlNTING ESTABLISHMENT

u FOX SALE The public Is re-
spectiuily informed thai the flee of the
EASTERN CLARION is now offered tor sale
The proprietor of the establishIne. L,
though reluctant 10 parf with it.. ia, csm.
-pelind'te'tfpsrariFy iosiiipentfh his operation,
or vieid it to other hands. by engagements
which rsqaire his absence from Pauldine,
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
The .followi"g Sol is postponed to IL,
fourth day Of February merit.
administrators Sale.

Ny virtue Of an order of the Probate
Ed Court Of Kinds county. we The under
signed will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder on the 4th day of February nex,, in
fazoo county, 10 miles below SaiaIiia, on
the River Road. on the premises all the es-
tate of Howell w. Rum els, decd, both
real and personal, consisting ofone tract of
lard, containing 1860 acres. lying in Yazoo
valley, IN Yazoo county, of which are 400
acres In high state Of cultivation, ON which
are new gin house, go feet by 40, with
two gin stands. both can be run at the same
time; also, another tract containing $50
acres. miles from the above tract, on the
lcksnurg road. covered with valuable tim.
ner; also, one other tract in Kinds county.
containing 200 acres. Short isrance north
Of Clinton. on this place is good dwelling
hnnse and all other out houses To render
the place desirable, with splendid spring
OF wafer; also, one ether tract lying and
being in Washington county, miles abnve
Manchester. short distance from the Yax
zoo river; this land is very desirable being
ofthe best quality.
Also, at the same time, so likely accI;-
mated negroes, together with all The stock.
horses, mules, oxer, cattle. provisions,
corn fodder, hay. potatoes, &c; together
with all farming utensils. one set blacksmith
tools, one pair mill stones, two wagons,
spinning machine. loom with all necessary
gear. Also, ten shares of Bank stock in
the Planters Bank, Natchcz. The land
cnl. Il
three years, in body o, divided to suit pnr-
>chasers; the purchasers giving bond with
approved security. The negroes and stock
will be sold on a credii Cf twelve months
with sec riiy as above; the balance will be
sold for cash. Should the day not he fair
the next fair day thereafter: sale 10 CONT
nue. from day to day until the property is
@Soio' JOHN TUCKER,
CAREY d TUCKER,
Jan Y. 1915 Administrators.
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STEPHEN w. HUMPHREYS.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

CLINTON, MISS.
A TTENDS promptly to all business
IN entrusted 10 his management. Bv
virtue OF his office, he is authorized to ac,
IN all cases as a notary public. Office
at the Clinton Spring Hotel.
January 9th, 1880 -n1I-6m.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-06
: NOTICE.

an the 4th dav Of February next, vii;
Z lie sold IT G2AYS INN. on a crel.
il ST Twelve Month. all the H"n<ehold
and Kitchen Furniture belonging to the
estate If George Wvche. deed.
MICHAEL. WALL, Elk c'r.
~, III ) 35i IS It's.
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TILE Co>partnership heretofore exist.
ing between CrlInpler & Hum
Phreys Is this day dissolved b, mutual
oo'Seht' Those indebted 10 the firm will
p ps. make immediate payment 10 MIR. A
Dia''ell: Who is authorized to receive and
fece'p, iotthe same. Those having claims
cghiist The firm will call on Mr.. Bratien
for settlement.
ID. CRUMPLER,
cc s. w. HUMPHREYS.
''"h,Jan. Is, iS39-n9--3w.