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Gcn.ine Orris Tooth Paste.

o. An snequallsd Dence for cleansing, preserving and
beaufying the Teeth. The ORRIS TOOTH PASTE whale
beauis. the Teeth giving them clear and peary white.
and removing appearance Of tartar II also improves
the color Of eP and gump prevents and heals all ulcers Of
the mouth the progress Of decay the teeth and
parts peculiar and grateful sweeecss to the breath also
rree distinguished for its agreeable tas and fra
GRANGE.
The os. Tooth Paste the instant be changed into
agreeable and excellent Tooth Wash. while u is free from
that apply to tr article and also frem
those that applicable Tooth Powders appendage 10
the toilet warranted TO contain ingredient in the least
degree injurious to the teeth and Il highly recommended BY
ne snos scientific dentists It's extensive sale and the general
satisfaction that IL however the best evidence offs
popularity and merit BE careful 20 obtain the psste and OBJ
the signaure o. me Propretor " rene upon me
abel without which 10 not genuine Price 80 cents with full
directions
For sale BY r. C. Hart la Broadway Gucns iso Broad.
w,y; j. H. Hart, as Broadway and % Hudson ST. Howe
Gu,on i2s Chatham st.; and Nv T. Guon l27 Bowery
.sr OF Grand Henry OF Pike and Of Main
Orleans
Beware Of Coun srf.its. mo .eod7m.
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CERTAIN DISEASE eradicated by the celebrates

CERTAIN DISEASE eradicated BY the celebrated
"A Dr. POETS Genorrhea Eradcator 1t binders not from
business pleasant to the taste does not faint the breath and
its virtues any length Of time, and therefore i'm
portant medicine for and those riding in the
try 1t neverfas in recent In less than - hours
those Of longer standing proportion Hundreds have BY
few Of the Eradoator been cured Of the Piles For sale
Wholesale and retail by A. B. d. Sands Fulton and
Wiam and the following Drug Stores SO Bowery
Walker $50 Bowery Bond; GA Broadway 80 Sixth
Avenue Price 81. m30 3m
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auecial SessiOpss.

This tribunal sat yesterdav-tred ten loafers, and
sent two to get cut stone for three months each
This getting out stone must have sadly fallen of
since Recorder Riker's and Joe Hoxe's day, when
those worthless used to send 90 to 20 poor devils
for six months each, two three times month
Don't the Corporation want stone now a-daysl
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E. OLT'
RCOK-K II FPINC

90 A TRhCTItAL WORK UFON Plan FNTIRE
LY NEW The which firm The base 81 !, e;e,e,
are cassed under fve Divisions with dchni,.
the forms Of grammar nd arithmetic contains vocab,,r,
O mercsn 'ern .nc phrases 40 sy explaining the
practical would explain The 70 his pp ~
ssrpies the that any yorng Of ug,sl
educ alton may ACQUIRE knowledge without The assistance of
teacher TO which added, Directions The Learner and
Practical Forms for keeping books IN every and vs,
Of commercial houss Public Addresses the first delivered
uron ne .nhect ~ ih a., Published and for sale br
tdIs enis&w. ID APfLETON \ co, 206 Broadway
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CELEBRATED EVE
WATER

w IA u 1l1Os
nR FRANciss sslsbrstsd Eye Water sasptsd To IN
succeeded in cawhen hope had fed nd when faculty a.
medicine had de- elared the sufferer Incurabe II Al
apsd weakness Of sight and will those nebulou
cay dead cloudy Appearances frequently known by the
Of Caacts Eyes that have heen diseased for years. this Eye
Water has made perfect cure In a few days.
CERTIFICATES.
From the Rev. Mr. Davis pastor Of the Church
N. York.
This is 70 certify that poor nan whom have been 40
quainted with FOR some me and after spending
an nfrmar was discharged by the Physicians OF the s
ton, with what they termed ncurabe Cataract that
was nearly bAd trial Of Dr. Francs remedy three bot
ties only being used surprise OF ali who knew
him. and he with that eye well ever he did
feel my duty TO give this information for the benefit Of the
public.
Gentleman BY the rame Of Brady having Cataract
each eye after spending eighteen months the FIRST
Oculsts IN the CITY, given up incurae After using
DR. Francis Eye Water only days. were perfectly
restored to the astonishmcnt Of all his acquantances
Another that Of poor man. after ndng twelve
months inhrmary, discharged inourable with
asing Dr. Franc Eye Water bu few days. has recovered
his sight perfectly.
The Rev j. Harrison "a Thompson Street. having procured
bottle Of the above for Mrs Harron, eyes-ays TO his a.
onshment it has removed the dmnes and pain which had
been excessive for had used many different eye
ers bat they all failed therefore, hope the public win soon
appreciate its value.
The Rev. D. Dunbar says, from the testimony Of those who
used the Eye Water prepared by Dr. Francis
hesitation in recommending to TIE special notice OF the pub-
lie, = nestimable remedy. DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor of the McDsugal Street Church.
n Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. J. Francis, that cannot
dhng the natural will perform every
ton Of that organ without giving the slightest pain and Tor his
in this art he has received diploma,
10 Barclay street New York. mis- 3m&W
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L,oR coLoRING RED OR GRAY HAIR PERMA.
II NFNI BROWN ORBLACK.-Red o. GREY hair nav
BE- permanently colored rich and glossy brown black
single Of hshomu eds Turkish Dyes and instead Of
unripe the hair most pre- paatiens do II improves ap-
IL 10 very luxurianty SO just is the
OF this article that orders have received for
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have salts.
cory tested its efficacy while al home Price 81 per bottle
aud cold wholesale and retail Al
GUIONs, ieo Broadway,
aIev Agents for the United States OF America.
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DISEASES FROM lMPRUDENCE AND SECRET
IL DESTRUCTIVE PRACTfCEs.-Education obtained
in the srsi medical college. 10 rendered per-
feet by TWENTY-FIVE years. experience the British Army
Military and Naval Arsenals and Hospitals and In the Wet In
dies the tests by which mankind should be guided when
aid OF practitioner required These the qualifications
ofDR. JOHN BAKER IRWIN, and success perfectly
amped IN the city Of New York the proof Of the great certain
~ which attends his treatment OF the most obstinate He
has had failure The great increase 10 bis profess
sona business has compelled him 70 take another ehce adj
don TO his old oee coal Fulton street lie nav
be consulted daily privately secretly AMI con6denaly No
209 Fulton street. No. ~ Beekman street, door below
Nassau.
BE careful TO mark the Doctor V connected with no other
Office upon his extensive practice and experience
earnestly cautions against ignorant prend.r and the OF
any mercurial preparation. mv7.lm.
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MARY CUBERLY.

USENALE MISUNDERSTANDING HAIR
II Nature doubtless originally in.ndes the appearance Of
ladies be in accordance with er but how frequently
and with what unpleasant sensations do ladies otherwise
beautiful completely unsexea by that unsecmy disagreement
a SUP, rluous growth of hair upon the face neck
ATKINsON's DErlLATORY has proved itself IN thou
sands instances that have come snder the rropretos ose
vaen TO positive and easy remedy for this unfortunate af
fiction.
No cosmetic has been hailed with the uuvs sal sats
that has accompanied the introduction of mi nyaua
bic preparation snsle application Of which will 10 few
moments entirely the hair leaving the skin softer,
finer whittier and much improved in its appearance
IA i 80 mild and harmless In It's nature that u be used
upon an infant without the least dectcrious effect.
Of the increased demand for the articles, the
pron,eo, has Amounted Messrs GUfONs $50 Broadway.
New York General Agents FOR the United States Of America
for the Depilaiory and Aiahomeds Turkish Dye.
Country dealers will be supplied by them on the most
able terms. Price two dollars per bottle. n22tfy
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= . Bloody With spsrring.


Fer, bot with haste
70 say that John Fairfield had died Of the injuries
cieved At ire hands Of some watchpneR, one night
last week. In this case, also. we rather think no
ante rorfem examination was held. The Coroner
Immediately lett 70 pursue the investigation, but the
result are unable TO give because the storm pre-
vented his returning with the testimony
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DANCERS CURED BY JOSEPH HAwLEY, NJ. d.;
~ residence 81 Bay ard street, New York.
To Mrs g. .4cksrmau Bsyeer M j.


DraR MADAM NV Yosx, Feb. 18th 1862.
have deferred writing you ust could speak specifically
the result OF the treatment adopted by physician
particular happy - being able 90 that u has
been perfectly successful; my health s restored and
ready start for my friends IL Bergen. My complaint
which had existed more than twenty years
II had advanced for the last three years very rapidly
the whole breast diseased and had TO be removed
had also between the opposite breast and Ny
general had been undermined BY the disease had
faith its Icing cured but by the socude Of friends
induced apply Doctor Ha~ey, residing at number "a
Bayard street. New York, upon the recommendation Of Mrs
Samuel Davis number 10 Commerce street. Newark From
the great ssmbcr Of patients which he !, constantly attend
ing New York and IL, vicinity from different parts Of the
country should Judge that no man bad an opportunity Of
coming as well acquainted with the practice have found
Doct H. kind and attentive physician, and consider his
medical skill less than the external application
and indeed should think the height q presumption for any
ignorant of the profession 10 attempt applying med
iciae sufficiently ecaeous 10 remove Cancer assure you
rejoice that the profession has the and the skill
n complaints o. this without resorting the knife
to whom the afflicted may escape from the pesitions Of
qusckcry. Yours ahcctionatelyi
mya2.In. MARY CUBERLy.
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nAPER MAKERS FELTING-5 bales 80, 40, as, "a, 90,
i and "a inch, of supcror quality for sale by
j. CAMPBELL h PERssE,
asy ITO and ia Nassau
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
and their cry Of voctory is faint, and hol-
low. and insincerc.- Mississippion.


q His back, or rather burthen, show'd
AS iii stopped with its over load;
For as Eneas bore his sire
TJnon his shoulders through the li,c,
Or knight did bear no less d pack
Ofhis own body ON his back"
vHvnE above lines, Mr.. Editor, are taken
~ from the nimitable Butler, IN his
description Of Sir Hudibras, and are here
offered as a preamble to the enconiums
due one Of the prodigies Of the age, q CT
izen Of our county, who has acquired
reputation by no means eohemcral, from
certain most causiic, classic and admira-
BILE epistles, which have appeared 10 the
recent numbers Of the Yazoo City
Whig,n under the signature Of Holmes.
Every man influenced by country pride,
must realize no little pleasure and gfatil.
cation, when he is conscious, 50 promising
an epistolmiGn is domiciliated amongst
us. It's with some regret have learned
| The author Of the aforesaid letters, has ac-
cepted an appointment rendered him by
the Pope of Rome; and although the coup-I
ltry may DC deprived Of his invaluable SER
vices, il political point Of view; Of the
rare intellectual entertainments he might
haveallorded. Although Irving, Cooper,
Pcrcival, Paulding, Clarke, Fay and
Bryant, may rejoice that this luminary
j will. shine in another hemisphere; still
may his friends, and the Wing party gen.
orally, console themselves for the irrepar-
able loss, when they are informed, that
4 this promising American will in Italy,
4 (the land Of the SUM- translate the book q
Exodus from The original, and explain the
apochrypha; having done this, will at Inc
! request Of the Pacha Of Egypt. find the
! source Of the Nile. | understand tina
Q this embryo writer has in prepare
4 ton Choctaw Lexicon, which is e
I be accompanied by an appendix, that WI
r fully account for the milk Of the Cocoa
e NUT, 'Tis true, have not the honor Q
I an acquaintance with "HOLMES," ye
G | have been informed that be is an ANNA
0 by no means delectabile risu; that in hi
$ physical conformation, he is well descrlb
1t ed in the lines above, and must thereior
DC - CQWtOH, uttu WhitSs h'o tsst-..>'.
It gical Developments put to flight Oil IN
il theories Of Spurzheim and Gall, his phys
ell onomy lays layater, literally n the shodt
VI A leaden eye, stuck on each side Of pre-
II boscis shaped like an old fashioned tes
9 cup; forehead narrow, low, and tfet.
s, overgrown with a supcrabundance Of the
IN commodity usually termed hair, the natl
q raj stiffness of which is, TO some exten
n modified by a most villainous mixture
ae bears oil, cologne and pomatum, espec
10 alIy on gala-days, when the perfume
g, youth shines outn with an embroldere
90 white tkerchief, and inerpressibtes, Mea
nd pressiJly tight, in which he " toats "kia
Of self after the most approved dromedar
en- amble. / will conclude this picture, M
tie Editor, under firm promise to finish h
he portrait at future day, and TO paint iaitl
an fully the likeness Of another writer OF Of
Oh county, Should occasion require i.
IN RALPHO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
FOR STATE TREASURER,
SAMUEL CIR lG.
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
Al. b. SAUNDERS.

We are authorized to announce MAJ. a. Y.
Rowe as candidate for the office OF Lieuletla'i'
Colonel OF thee or Holmes County Regimen,
To gil d vacancy accustomed by the res.gnauou "
Col. X. II. Spivey.
We are authorized to announce Il. ". LANES me-,
ESQ. as candidate for Lieut.. Colonel q tiie = -
or Holmes county Regiment.
We arc authorized to announce Capt. Nelson
Fike, as d candidate for Major OF the 2'th 9 9
Holmes county Regiment.
Benz. r. Comfort is q candidate iof osp'a''
Of the Lexington beat
Election 10 take place on the goth iJuiy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

Democratic and true principles, as to vote
for man that comes out and says that he
Is il favor Of Henry Clay as President Of
these United S,ates--God forbid that she
should sink SO low beneath her once
boosted pride
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

We are authorized TO announce the hon !.
John N. Maury, Of Carol County. a candidate
for the Office of Chancellor Of the State o.
Mississippi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

been returned duly executed, b.
TEACHING the rights, credits, monies and
fleets in the hands Of Stephen johnson
nd by summoning the said'Stephen John.
on Us garnishcc, il is therefore considered
hat unless the said defendant do appcarou
n before the first day Of The next lernd
his Court, The third Monday Of October
1897 give special bail and plead therein,
Judgment final will be entered ngainst him
md the property 50 attached will be sold
10 satisfy plaintiffs demand.
Fl. MORTON, Clerk,
By S. II. Baughn, Deputy.
Fitch & Brown, Attorneys.
July 90 SO CIV prn's fre$lO 50
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Attachment
Edmund Purssell, Returnablc to the October !,
vs. term Of Holmes G. Comt
Henry Stobaugh. 1889, for The sum Of $93SDO
HyHE attachment in this case having
been returned duly executed, il 4
therefore considered that unless thesaa
defendant do appear on or before the first
day Of the next term Of this Court, Che
third Monday Of October, 1897 give
special bail and plead therein, that judy
ment final will be entered against him,and
The property SO attached viii be sold 70
satisfy plaintiffs demand.
III. MORTON, Clerk,
By S. II. Baugan, Deputy
N. r. Rives, Attorney.
July 90 SO CIV prints fee 81
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I
Joseph II Swan, Attachment returnabls lok
vs.. Oct. term OF Holmes G. Govt
Henry IIarris. 1889 for the sumof $lOaG
TIME attachmentin this case having
d been returned duly executed, i n
therefore considered that unless the said
defendant do appear 90 Or before the fis
day of the next term Of this Court, Qhe
third Monday Of October, 1887 give
special bail and plead therein, that judy
ment anal will be entered against him,and
| the property 50 attached will be sold %
satisfy plaintif1s demand.
III. MORTON, CLERK,
By s. II. Baaghn, Deputy
N. E. Rives, Attorney.
July 30 36 6w prints fee 81
/ THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Jesse Suddeth, Attachment retnrnable 10 Tho
/ We Oct. term Of Holmes G. Coaft,
WIN sorrells. 1889, for the sum Of 500 50
lHyHE attachment in this case having
i III been returned duly executed, BY
summoning William Stigler as Garnshee'
! it il therefore considered that unless the
said defendant 'doap7ear on or before ine
first day Of the next term Of this Court tIne
third Monday Of October, 1882 and give
special bail and plead therein, judgment
| will be entered against him by detaut,ana,
the plaintiff will be allowed to proceea,
against the Garnishce for the amount 9
his demand, Or 50 much as the said Gal'
nishee may be indebted to the sad O.
PENDANT. Fl. MORTON, Clerk,
By s. II. Baaghn, Dspat
4 Robert Cook, Attorney.
July 90 SO CIV prints fee $lOou
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Henry NJ Watkins Attachment eturnable "a "a,
vs. term Of Holmes C.G V W
VIM Sorels. for the sum Of $l2OVu
llHyHE attachment ID this case nasips
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Attachment
Taylor s. Erwin, Returnable to the Octoh,.
vs. term Of Holmes G. Can,
ii B Mayo. 1899, for The sum u ASA Il
TIME attachment in this case hayino
been returned duly executed. an M
the defendant failing 70 appear, plead. ],
demurr, i is ordered BY the Court ,hat NJ
less the said defendant do appear On i
before the first day Of the next term os III
Court, Che third Monday Of Octobe,
1890 and give special bail and pleai
therein, judgment final BY default, will II
entered against him, and the estate % A.
tached will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs d..
mand. II. MORTON, Clerk,
BY S.H. Baughn. Deputy.
Fitch g. Brown, Attorneys.
July 20 36 CIV prints fec $7
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

Ouf Tennessee exchange papers seem
sanpuine Of the succe0 Of Col. Folks
ELECTION. We can hardly think that Ten
aessee has 20 far fallen from her once
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
JOB PRINTING

II. DAVIS. This gentleman agreeable
10 previous notice, addressed the citizens
of this place on Thursday last. This
same Reuben Davis is the great Wing
candidate for Congress we have seen
Wing candidates at atime when they had
some pretentions 10 having respectable
talent, sc. but if Reuben has any, it is
buried so deep that it is impossible for
j. to develope itself. We have heard po-
litcal speeches before, but we do not re-
collect Of ever hearing more perfect fail
ure. Isit possible that he was, or is, one
Of the nominees of the Great Wing Con-
vention-i il so---let us advise the Wing
party to try il again, for rest assured, he
can't come it, Judge" Reuben done
nothing, said nothing but, Fellow citizens,
am for Bank and opposed to Swarth-
outs taking off all that money.
He was answered by J. M. Cardozo,
Esq, after which he got up and made some
more remarks about the Bank and poor
Swanhout and his carrying off all thai
money, &c. We,hink that there was moi
more than twenty-five persons who were
present, and the most Of them were Dem
Gratis.
We this week announce the name &
The Hon. John NJ. Maury, as candidat
for the Office Of Chancellor Of this State
Judge Maury, is a gentleman that stand
high as sound jurist, and we <shoul
like to soc him elevated to that high an
responsible Office. We do not think Ii
people could better themselves in ii
choice Of either Of the other aspirants.
We insert this week the name
Thomas B. Woodward, Esq. Of Yaz'
County, as a candidate for Secretary
State. He has received the nominate
Of the Central Committee, and we =
much pleased with the choice. we
not think better choice could have bo
made.
We insert this week IN article e
49, In
shape Of an advertisement, and have
ceived payment for the sumo, slgt
q Ralpho.'' We do not belicys the =
Ter has any knowledge of = Holmes
We think the picture i drawn g suit go
and therefore we refused i q Z commr
cation; and We are ready TO give up
real name il required soto DO.
@1
Gu Tennessee exchange papers g
sanguine Of the sucesp Of Col. 20
ELECTION We can hardly think that 7
nessee has 20 far fallen from her o
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

he - - n ~ NJ AAAt1N5Ae~s1A = =. 4
NJ D Haynes g. Co Attachment returnable TO
VS. Apnlter Holmes C.Court,
VIM solres. 1889, for the sum Of 1872 W
rEyHE attachment in this case having
= been returned duly executed by SUM
moning William Stiglsr as Garnishee,aOd
the said defendant failing % appear, plead
Or demurr, ii is ordered by the Court thai
unless the said William Sorrels do appear
on or before the first day Of the October
term Of the Holmes Circuit Court, 70 be
holden d, the court house in the town Of
Lexington, on the third Monday Of Octo-
Der. 1889, and givs special bail and plead
therein, that judgment will be entered
against him BY default, and the said plain
tilr will be allowed 10 proceed against the
said Garnishec for the amount Of their
claim, or SO muct, thereof as he, the said
|Garnishee may be indebted to the said
William Sorreis.
II. MORTON, Clerk,
ByS. Fl. Banyhn, Deputy.
Olive s. Fuliz, Attorneys.
July 30 SO CIV prints fee $40 80
| THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Lomax& Hays, AttachmentreturnabletoA April
VS. Term Holmes G. Court, 1889,
II Marlin. for the sum Of $40 50
YEyI.E attachment Ia this case having
= been returned duly executed by sum
moning Nathaniel Johnson and Armstead
G. Otey as Garoishees, and the said do
PENDANT failing to appear, plead Of demurr
! it is ordered BY the Court, that unless tht
said Henry B. Martin 90 appear on or be-
4 fore tho fret day Of the October term o
Tho Holmes Circuit Court, to be holden a
the court house in the town Of Lexington
on the third Monday Of October, 1889 ,ant
| give special bail and plead therein, tina
i Judgment will be entered against him b.
! default, and the said plaintiffs will be al
lowed to proceed against the said Gar
nishees for the amount Of their claim, Q
so much thereof ashley the said Gafnish
/. ees may be indebted 70 the said Henry I
] Martin.
n. MORTON, Clerk,
II BIZ S. II. Banghn, Deputy.
8 Olive & Fuisz, Attorneys.
July 20 SO 6w prints fee $40 50
Il HoB work Of al descriptions neal
! q and expeditiously executed at h
! Office.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
Yf@MsAs -R. WOOD w All -,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

The wings still presist in claiming a
majority in Virginia, although il is asser-
led by Dir. Richie, that tho Democrats
have an uuqnestioned majority Of two on
joint ballot, Besides, tho wings cannot
support Mr., Riyos, ten Of them being
pledged to vote against him, and the ma.
jority Of the conservatives ir;I not vote for
q whig. The truth is that the wings are
completely routed in the Old Dominion,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
JULY 90, 1890.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
ron CONGRESS,

FOR CONGRESS-,
GEN. A. G.. BROW N,
JACOB THOMPsoN N.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

TT must be observed Mr. Editor. tat your
sister county Carroll, afforded her share OF beauty
on the eccasion v.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

Robert Cook, Attorney.
July 90 SO CIV prints fee SlOW
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

July 90 a6
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

Is ~ - n n 17'7eessS t5 I'D ~ = z " .
Olive s. Fultz, Attorneys.
July 30 SO CIV prints fee $40 80