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SPAIN luNiSlTED. &c.Ac
SFAlN REVISITED &c, BY the author VEG,

T q.
SFAlN REVISITED. &c, hy the author o wear
- in Spain in 2vols
TraHs Gtinan'n Character generally applicable to
III" thorSlnes Of North America, by Il Turner Esq
: vols.
The Po'jficni Grammar, Of the United Stntes or
complete view Of the theory and practice of the graera
and state governments with the relations betw cen them
States, BY !. ID Mansfield, Esq.
Nimrod's H"ntins Tours nlrrspersed with character
sllc anecdotes, savings and nngs OF sporting men, in
ending notices Of the principal crack riders Of England
with anal ycal contents and general index of names .
volumes.
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tn 7 he INDIES.
a TKINSONS DlPIl.I.ATOhY for removing 81,
I a perluur- hair "n, the t,cc, neck and arms viii
equal safety and certainly, leaving The SKIN iin.i aud
winter tiian teior+ tae apri!raiion 4 fresh supply
just ie'eNsd al EtiON'S.
Nol ES change Hove" corner 81 r'nnrc, end Cortr,,
n
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Z Ron, STEEL & HEAVY GDvDS-!lat stuur.
L and bundle iron, ell assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rolls and plor,
mGui'is
Cast, German, shear, bs'crsd, spring, sheet AM,
Crnwie, steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails and spikes
Zinc block tin, mill and grind stones, sal, kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log y, d trace Chains, corn mills
Am.ils, vices, Hammers aud bellows
Wire s're, pig a,t, bar lead; shot
Cr';l, and cooking siu,es
Amos, Rowlan'''s and other sia''ca and s',oyels
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sii.,us, and nihcr axes
lard and Manila curage, lines and Irvine
Bolt and shealhng copper; Naval stores
Paints, Ii"seed and sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and slip chanhc,y
always hand, and which are offered FIR sale at wlee.
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON n ca "a Old cv.c
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r DO CERTIFY that the abuvc mentioned disease is
j. quite we'll cured my own satisfaction for which
thank Dr. Huet; and moreover that the medi.
sine have taken makes fat aud did not ininre my
health ut all therefore adysa How sufferers Il,
lose no time and. apply 10 DR. a. Huar, 1874 Canal
set, between Dauphine and Bourbon streets. Dr
Huet is at home from o'cuck, A NJ, until 4 r ii.
They will find true Doctor for this complaint.
JOHN DEAN. 10 Gravier street.
II any one wants to mo, call Mt No. AZ Sravei
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb I, 1888. feb IA ly
TNyHE Gennine Indian Balsnm Of .,rrwnlt and iIore
l. hound, is put up in bottles at the low price of 81
eents euch, containing tho strength Of three ounces
Lvetwort hest les the virtues u other routs and
herbs known among the Indians efcacious in curin
pulmonary complaints.
The iiyaled SUCCESS which has attended the use
this inest,nluha Balsam wherever il has been intro
duced. has obtained The confidence and recoIncnia-
ons Of respectable physicians, for The cure of coughs
eslJs, pain the side Of rest, splitting oF blood
liver complaint, Sc.
To whom it may This is certify that we
,avs in our practice frequent. prescribed Mrs Ga
nsr.s Indian Basam OF Lverwor' lIoarhound W Ill
decided good effect; therefore, from, the know
cse of the materials it is made fan and Observation
enas xpereuse recommend it as superis preparation
evli those ailocti0ns of the lungs for which it is re
nnsnded. ALBEkf WI LAMS, ~. D.
CALVIN ELLIS N. d
Members Of The Boston Medical Association.
Boston, October 25.
salsby JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
hh ~ y anon an alisit,ulas SITS
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ID 20
Northwnrd. Coming Southwark, the time is six hour
less; being5 days and IL hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
1 eANAWAf fir Iii lG9 Carondelet corner of Hevio
a streets, The night Of 30 h Of August, and was
seen .hc next morning in 'eydras street, II negro boy
named CHARLES, about IL years of age, unl S fec
or thcrehbou,s in height very blnck and has IN pped
linen, in his speech, Of his legs is sore
by arecent hurt; he had when he went AWAY whits
cotton or lincn shirt and white cotton pantalouns.
Masters Of vessels md steam boats arc cautioned q
gninst receiving or hnrborng said negro as well an
other persons, as the utmost rigour of e law will b.
enforced against them. The above reward will be paia
for delivering him into any of the iails of either OF the
municipalities, or u, 1863 Carondelet, Of iIevi.
strer. sept
NOlltE-Ihe copurtntrship heretofore existing
! under the firm OF DUBOIS & Gnrretson, has beer
dissolved THE subscriber will liquiatc the affairs
ire concern i'll this city, md requires all persons ndcb
ed to make payment him only, and all tlr,se having
claims, to present lem lorscltlc.ent.
mug 3-7t IA GARRE'HSON
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MAiA AHRA NGEN' EN's-
,,.y, Due Every Dny ut IL NJ
N'rthcrn M""' Closes Every day at 10! a. NJ
~ u.y Due every Sunday Wednesday,
MeSttf" h"n' Friday, by 5, Z. NJ.
W "Hp g We Closes every Monday, Wednesda
to"Sf' and Saturday, by 9, p. NJ.
,n,-,.,., Dne every Tuesday, Thursday,
rue 1. az; n"'' Saturday, by 5 r..
VI" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
NC. OF the Express Mail, be,w"Nn MOBILE and New
lork-leaving Mobile daily nj 3 p. M. Northwar
New York daily at P. NJ Southwark.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
TROMWELL, an Historical Novel, b. the author OF

" "The Brothers," &c. in vols.
Popular Medicine, Family Adviser consisting o
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, Will
such hints the practice Of Ply sic, Surgery aud The
diseases Of women and children, may prove useful in
being companion and guide for intelligent principals
of manufactures, plantations, si,d boarding school
heads of families masters of vessels missionaries O,
travellers; aud useful sketc: for young
ing tie study of medciu'. BY ReYnell Coates, N. ID.
Peter Purlsy's Universal History on the bases OF
Geography, for The use of families, Illustrate! Jv maps
md ehgrarines, in vols
Just received and for saa by w MckEAN,
ina ,'srp aud Cunnon sis.
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icE.-lllc owner of several packages n,r.iian
~ die marked Madam. V. Arttiurncave. per s;li,
Grnt0u from New iurE is herenv fed t!iu the
have been stored by STtrSnN, AVERY / 20,
MIL Cons, l.es ~ uinH'
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4 HECk;5 ON llilLADELpIiIA-Fur salt by
~ lORkL BROTHERS. -
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No. llFCatal $. rect Nrm C,Ierus
AS always onhnnd con 'ta'nly X rsceirn: Dr.
u Dyes, Chemicals, and puln:s among lhei, or.
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XNARD'S vegetuhe Hair Oil, fer the restoration
and growth of Hair, giving health aud bsaur, and
,~v~nting badness.
Before this Hair Oil offered to the ruhc !, had
ied in hundr DIS Ct cases of badness thinnss.
railing OF of the hair and in every instance its saIi,ay,
effects have heen realised. II has raied pruduri
n and beautiful growth of liui heads ulread,
laid In where il becomes dry and ceuses To grow
This OH will very render il !iealthy aud rrodic.
valid and be utiu growth Of hair, without the iess
injury 10 the head. This Oil gives n. sgreeah.e fra
srsnre ami is preferable any other ii IN Oil for per
sw;,g. curing and sInssns The hair. The h ir
res bsoo re d. aesr ,sinr il For sale at
Hes fJt 5RA rect.
S2f9- EES Il D'LANGE
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M OO:. HATS, in cases--2i ,llcn " lille = q,
w HATS, for sSle JOHN Il OR itlAN
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Z Fan MARIE FARINA'S COLOGNE WATER
- cases n,vrc of this Superior Cologne water. inst
received and for sole hv the dozen single bottle
Also American ard F'rnch toilet w'c'', n'" der
bulls. milk of roses, cosmetic cold cream, extr
musk kep.al,a, Wards vegetable hair oil, pomatun,,
creme d rerse, Florida avenur, and bay waters,
Pres salts arseilles perlumerv in trunks, veGetn
be: I'd liquid ron e. Chlorine and Orris tooth wash,
CLOTH. hair TOOTH nail and flesh brushes; together with
an additional supply of fashionable l"r, and she'll
combs and rwey for sale low at wholesale or tail
by SIMMONS, IIARTr SEQ,
juiv6 70 Chartres street.
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NEW ORLEANS Il NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
TANIiE stockholders of this company are hereby no.
Il titled that by resolution of the board of dircc-
ten passed the 18th inst. the call made on Them on
tho 18th February last for the payment of FIVE dollars
share, was rescnded, and the said stockholders arc
further notified that
VII REAS, by resolution Of this board passed on
the 18Th inst call has been nde the stockholders
of The New Orleans and Nashville Kali Road COMPANY
lively by ,lism, vlz:two collars per share, payable on
the first day III Superintendent, two dollars per slale
payable the first day of December next; aud two
dollars per share payable the Fl st day OF March
uex Now therefore be it resolved, thai the Secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein,
through the public pr OF the city, that in conformity
with tile sixth section Of the charter, they permit ID
company for the term Of sixty days, from and after the
day on which il is made payable with the expess con
dilio however, that il not regularly paid within The
said prongaon of sixty days, from and after the dav
Oh which it shuu have been paid, that then the stock
which said yments should have been made is and
point hung imperative. In conformity therefore, to said
call all stuck Of the stockholders in said company, as
think proper to put off the payments their stock to
the end Of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows them, are notified thai the payment Of two dol
lars per share called for, and due the first of Sep
emcr next, may lie postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter, until the 81 st dry of October next tbut
due on the first day Of December next, may he post
ronel until the Goth day Of January next; aud The pay
nen of two dollars per share called for and due IN the
sTlay of March next, may he oned until the 3Ol
day of April next.
Estrac,s OF Inc minutes of the hnnrd.
juno 81 A Il McNAIR. Sec'rv.
M OO'. hats, in ca.es--2:i 'llcn vi lille y %
H.sa
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1905 143 h. or Sd %
Northwnrd. Coming Southwark, the time is six hour
less; being5 days and IL hours.
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Louisville, Jaly 1887.
Copied from the S. ~. c. .4drocate Of tie 2iM June, 1887
At the request Of Dr. Williams, we iliscrl the follow.
ing lie from the Rev. Mr. Howell Of Nashville TO the
eiIor OF tn. South Western Cinisli,, id nru,c who
il appears, has examined tse diplomas and other dnc,-
nens, evihcve ofthe Doctors claims to public patron.
age In consequence Of accident DR.. W will ro-
min i'll Nashville few days longer than he ut first
ntrnIcd-say the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. Stringfie i:-iinyng been requested bv Dr.
Williams, the ncuii i, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evi.,c;vn of
his claims to public conhde't lin his profession have
in coan, with va ued friend, done with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Psgeo at pre-
sent Charge d Ataires OF the King of the French at
Washington, addressed to Dr. Williams, testying the
eenuIneness OF the diplomas from the Kings Of France
Belgian, &c. well as those from the Medical Spce-
ties OF France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known to lie # high reputation in l country, received
since his aliva! in the United ctte, detailing nsan-
OF great success in restoration of sight to the
o.nd. l have seen ry all his poor patients in this
c.er. ! knew none Of them previous to ti!ci coming
u. er his care but al! have say they are ur.
qaesonnbly benefited.
ROB'T. D. c HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1882.
T.. ). Since writing the auove one of DR.. Williams
patients has called upon ne, RHi says he had ac uallv
and totally lost the sight of ev: tor seventy years
but now declares himself better thar las: night for the
first time in his life he rrcuect, he could dis
ting uiai. with III ttye, Of the prominent. lars
learn thai this old gent .enan has lived many ycars
III this rdsion and says he been Ael list during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
eu=l0 Il. B, C. H.
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Corner rf Cana! and Eou. bon streets
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M OTICE.--1'he partnership of KELLEY, Mason 500
L of New Orlcan Mason Harris &Co.. Of Na!chrz;
hc2ls' of May last, by the death Of Samuel A Mason,
me of the partners Of the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners, will be charged
Levi Harris will attend the settling OF the business
OF Mason, Harris & Co.. 1T Nuc!ez; and Hnrris, Krl
cv & Co.n Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend to
he settling of the business efkcey, Ma & Co., at
New Orleans. The names of he several firms i'll he
used in osilnon only.
Those indebted TO said firms earnestly requested
come forward and make cnrly settlements; and those
LEVI G HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
INDIANS.

The Tallahassee Star records one more
freak of the red men. On the night OF the |
eleventh instant they attacked the house
Of Mr. Johnson, in Jefferson county and
killed three of his negroes. The master
happened TO be absent from home at the
time. There seems to be a number of
Indians, 10 small parties. lurking in West
Florida. As fast as they are driven
across the Suwannee they troop back
again. approximations are expressed by.
the inhabitants, at various points, who
know not how suddenly a savage fee may
pounce upon them. From the same pa-
per we learn that General Taylor has
been retained 10 the command of the army
Of Florida. All the rumors, therefore,
about The appointment Of Generals Ma
comb and Scott are idle and uniounded.
The arrival Of General Taylor was daily
expected in Middle Florida, with large
force in addition tothat already employed.
He designs TO take the field in person, and
scout through the whole country TO the
Suwannee. II is thought thatthe savages
will be found 10 that section to be more
numerous than was anticipated.-The
great difficulty is ia keeping them beyond
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

the Suwannee when once driven there.
The plan proposed is to skirt the suwan-
nee with military posts, SO as 70 prevent
the Indians from re-crossing. To DO tins
the regular army is inadequate IN num-
bers. "A considerable addition must there
fore be made to the present force. " IS
earnestly 10 te hoped, that the coming
campaign in Florida may BIO attended
with happier results than the preceding
attempts to rid the country Of the terocious
encmy.-N. o. Bulletin.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Probate Ccart
IloiMEs County TO wit: Dec. term, 1859
a GREEABLY to an erler Of the
"a Probate Court Of said County,
notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested in the lands tenemenls and
hereditremen's of Hiram Davidson, De.
ceased, 10 be and personally appear be.
lorelhe Probate Coari Of said county, to
be held, on the first Monday Of February
1910, then and~therc to show calsa Il
any they can, why an order should mol be
made for the sale Of the real estate belong
ing TO said decedent, lying and belrg IN
The County Of Holmes, and State Of MS
sissippi, and known and designated as tho
east half south west quarter Of FRACTIONAL
section q, township Is, range > east
containing 81 and $1,000 acres. ana It
-isefurlber ordered that publication Of 'ns
citation be made III the " Lexington UA'
ion, for six,.weeks successfully.
WITNESS, the llonora-
bic Alvah Wilson, Judge
T.. S. Of prollaIes the first Mon
day 10 December, 1851
ISSUED 9Th day Of December
1880
@s IS Clerk.
N
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
NOTICE.

!
EDY virtue of a deed Of trust exec ,M ;,
~ ~ to me as trustee, for Joseph y. T ,.,t
son, By Richard n. Watson, on Inc ,J
day of April, 1880, ahd regularly Ieco ~,
in ;tc Probate Office Of Holmes eoua .;II
Miss in Book d pages 375 to a -, S a
sell fifteen days from date, The @i ~ III i
of December, at the court house oo' .;a
the town DC Lexington, TO The h'saes,' an
der for cash, the following descflpeu .m rd
perty, to wit: Que negro woa'ah a ber
Lucy, aged tweniy.three years. a horse;
child, aged three days; three gray ~; "u dc
and tIlree cows and calves. peru, ,as IS
property conveyed 10 me as 'rus,'I air
aforesaid, by said deed OF trust; anr =, MI.
convey such title to The purchase. = ne BY
chasers Of the same, os is yes'eu u
said deed of trust. o.rRTs.
Siinis, " ~ Trustee
I sD,cs4 .9w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
From The LoHisianiali.
New ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1889.

We extract from the valuable Circular
of Mcssrs. Barring, Ho'hers, q %, pub
lishe.l by them ander dateo Londen, Oct.
Is. 1889, the two following important
Items. one relative To the American Stochs
in EaeEaad, the other as 70 the Cotton
market The first item is the only
one requiring comments iIom.lss showing
that the moniel men Of Europe indulge
The vain hope that the United States e y
uent will assume Repayment oil the States,
'stocks-a project which never can be ac-
co.nplished, though the advocates Of intern
al improvements, will, from feeling i their
interest, use every means in their power
TO carry 1t into effect. The great prnci-
pie which actuates the American people
ssenmasse' is freedom from q national
debt, aud having always so distinctly
marked their views on this subject, it is
not to be supposed thar they will chain The
| fortunes Of the country 10 The md schemes
ofthe wild spectators, who have involved
| many Of the southwestern states in bank
:nptcy. -.
| The sentiments expsessed by ihe Messrs
Barings show. that their becoming agents
for the Bank Of Pennsylvania must have
been based solely ON an anticipated pledge
of the faith Of this country, and not on.ths
solvency Of credit Of The Institution itself
LONDON, Oct. 18Th.
| American Stocks.-The late loan made
by the u. 8. Bank. for about two years
and for fe00, 600 on deposite Of Pennsyl
wanna end other States Stock, at price
(which gives 10 per cent. Annual interest.
to the subscribers, shows what rate Of in
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

Marion ndPike: Nathaniel Treyweek.
Nornbee and Winston; G. B. Augustus.
= Rankin and Simpson: Il. J. Cotiee.*
yippah and IIshamingo: Samuel Mat
hews.
Warren: Thomas j. Green.*
Wilkinson: Preston w. Farrar.s
Ya.oo: Robert 6. Campbell.
lalobusha. TLomas B. Ives
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
BoARDIN G.

TyHE subscriber continues = ,,ars pei
boarders at twenty-five s;v;l,ee d
Month: which they have the PINE y twSsafy
discharsing by the paymen. : II he nonih
dollars before the expiration y =. :, make tbs
The subscriber 10 wiling ~
sacrifice, to insure punc,aa,.,i RAY.
WILLIAM Il. ar NJ
Lexington, Dec. z, $50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

MARRIED-On Sunday last, by
Samuel Stamps, Esq Mr.. VALERIE. Dye
Of Holly Springs, 10 Miss Sarah NJ. Bal
lock, Of thiseounty
On Thursday evening last, by The Rev.
james II. West, MIR Joseph d. Williams
10 Miss Margaret II. A. Cooper; all Ct
his county.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
sIlERIFF's SALE,

, - a,'s =, D'u' He'mnable to iIolmo,
rs az 7 "a Circuit Curt 10 ANY,,
y flummer Term lS4O, "Pr!
Edward w Sanders. 8.
James G Bole. 45
EDY virtue of tie above stated
ND ton which issued from the C yesu-
Office Of the Circuit Court of ~ Jerks
County, and 70 ne directed; / shall u''nes
pose to sale o.lhe highest bidte, 1 9
cash, at The Court IIausc deor e lOF
county, on the NJ" my
IrstsMoaday ii Janaary nc,t
The following valuable tracts Or 49,,
liandsto. wit;-thc north half Of up,, he es u
quarter Of section thirty three ,own' 'ps'
Thirteen, range three cast, conain;ra "n'p
hundred and sixty acres more ~ ~ WI, ele
Also the west half Of north eos, on.1 sss'
east lnlfof. north yes, quarter no ns' t .
LOT east half Of south west uua,,e, seo 'a''
ltwenty.nine, township thirteen sron WY"
three east, containing twoehundred 49,
ltnorc or less. 8''''
Levied onas thc property Of Edward
nv. Sanders, TO satisfy The above s,,,ad
execution and costpf suit accruinc ths,e
len. ! will sell olllhe right, title, fncres,
land claim, that i. w. Sanders, nav b,rs
IN and to the above dscribed tracts q,
parcel Of lands. -
4 y. .. WYATT, Sheriff.
VI il"lmes County, Miss.
IL 4 Dcc .M ~ L. D. e 81,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

DECEMBER z, 1889.

We nave been Publishing the " Union
now for better than one year, and we have
been hard run for the ready -needsul, yet
we never have called on you for the sub
scription, (six dollars.) All those that
know they are indebted 10 us for the same
will please call and settle; we cannot i've
on the wind, 1--WE were going TO say we
had tried IT'D yet we have to acknowledge
that VIC have had something more 10 sup
port US, but we want all those that know
that they are in our debt, to come and pay
up. We must have money, and this is the
only wav we hayeto get it. Once for all
we owe money and arc bound TO pny it
therefore those owing is must pny.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

Emigraats TO Ieras.-We were speak
the other day about there being SO many
persons moving 10 Texas through this
place, and friend standing by said tits
rout was not travelled one fourth as much
as the old Robinson road. He informed
US that the road was literally thronged
with emigrants to Texas. We fear a
great many Of them will suffer for food, as
we are told that provisions are high and
very scarce in the whole Of that country.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
I REPRESENTATIVES,.
Adams: JohnC. lnge.*
Apiitc: james u. Graves Meath

w as
Adams: John C.. lnge.*
Apaite: JamessJ Graves Wealth
ersby.*
Attala, SheIman Durham.
Bolirdr Fields.*
Coahoma: John NJ Grant,
, Chichdsals: b.. Ikileore.
Claiborne Isaiah Watson, Thomas y.
Magruder. y x
Copiah: L. w. Ellis, Shoemaker
Graves
@chociaw: james Draiac, Richard s.
Graves.
CoriRstoa Aaron Lowe.
CarroA: c. f. Helnmiasway, John A,
Bintord.*
Clarke: Richard Waaister.
De Soto: Ferdinand C. Talteri.
Franhiin: James NJ. Jones.
Greer: Isham Moody.
Eancock: Moses Ccok.* -
Kinds: john Jenkins, JAS. ]. Alien
I Cooks Woodward.*
Holmes: Thomas T. Lands JOHN NJ
Moore
HauamEa: WIN. NJ. NJ. Owen.
Jones: Samuel Ellis.
jasper: Lennon b.. Ellis.
Jefeyson: Gustav'ls ii. Wilcos,& Thos.
T., Dobins.* H.
! Jackson: A Democrat.
Kenper. $. M. Goode, Cole.
Enuetie. James Crag.* ~at
Laarence: Arthur Fox, Thomas Y.
Grimstead.
Lornaes. ThomusC. Bi!laps,& Richard
Evans jesse speishi.
Ieake. Watkins.
I sLaadradie. Marsh.
MorshaH: Leander r.. Guy, Null,
Matthews, Greer.
Madison: O(le',* Dearing.*
! Monroe: Acker, Greer.
Marion: McCowen.
Neshoba: Hugh Harrison.
Merton: James Ellis.
Noru1ce: Reuben RufI,* Greer
OcHbbeha: Elliot
Ponioioc: Bradford. t
Panola: Chlldrcss.*
Pike: Cuniogham, Harpe.*
!. Perm: Wyatt j. Drauehn.*
Rankin: J. N. Drake, Daniel Fore.
Scot: Robert w. Roberts.
Simpson, Berry, Thomas.
Smith: J. l.. McCanghn.
Tunira: Lorenzo A. Besancou.
Tiprah: Hararoyes, Ayers.
Tsshemiaso: Boon, Matthews.
TaHaha:chie: jenkins.
Washington: Dnnn.@
Warren: John |. Guoiu*
Winston: Joseph Bell.
/ Wilkinson: james A. Ventfess,* jos
A. Norris. y
Woyne: Joseph Frost.
Yaaoo: J. Nj. Sharp, j. r. Burrus.s
Yslobusha: R. s. Rayburn, VIM Y
Kendall Loleuzo r Stewart,
Gin of Natchea: Simon Murchison,'
Fleming Wcot.@
City Of Fachsbsrg. Thomas Anderson
VIM. S. Bodley.* ~
or Those marked thus are Wings
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/ democrats, Whigs
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