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Reputation.


Long years ago when life was new
And hoPe's benign creations bright
When fancy's widest dreams seem'd true,
And promised all supreme delight
] loved all forms that walk the earth,
Creations fair and countless birth.
But all. that warmth is gone forever.
A gain so love them, shall never
When first the Ministries harp was strung
To sing the Spanish heroes glory.
HesPeria's mountains proudly flung
In joyful echoes back the story
The welcome strain Is heard no more,
The song is hush'd, the triumph Ger
Fame, truth and honor all forgor,
The bard himself remembered not.
Oh. once how loud my praise resonnded,
From crowds that throng'd my honored way,
When from his throne the monarch bounded
nd paid his homage to my lay;-
The courtiers tongue is silent now,
The monarch's form is cold and low
DeePin that grave where soon shall be,
All that remains of hope and me.
The youth of Spain once gatheF'd round me,
And all but worshipP'd when they came
With greenest laurel wreaths they crOwn'd
me,
And poured out blessings on nv name
The laurel wither'd where it grew,
And he who SPANS first honers knew
a nd kindled high her gIory's 6res,
In want, and woe, and wall, expires
LORRAIN.
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aess q ras FOREST @o8 ts 80 nl-se as=s
the beaRtIfai ran. Wc strive Ia sa4s n,
rscOl.ecg the ts1sr or thaHars1s1.E taz'
could have SlniSsea u With sl-enE-
! have sen Eaany suszances 81 Wsas-1
thus DISAPPEARING -ra.lsaals ss4a sae
earth. and have Esz-s-ezIx lalarasrl asz-
cpgs5 sr=Ss ti1e5f death iarouza lhse "a
TiOas aecicnsisas of The c,saslsnz
cold. debility. Eaaguor. and uleliaazsas,g s..
until first reached thc ssalsssaaa g .
appointed love The caaksr Werza :.
grief Preys slowly but alas. go ~z=~-
", upon the heart OF - aexas.l = asss.z
It's rava-es are unnosic~3 ~ tAa easa
observer, but the keen azs1 sElscer rsizz So
Of human ullaa-She usssz mEsserse17
emauafI0a frosn the creative rssass-s 81
Almighty -dlscoxer ia fa- hsrf s-lsa-Aa
sigh, the OF stzrriag HEAR. rA- hsase
cloud OF SOrroS casting Is s.alissss s.s1u
the brow. 0ceaSssuai i22ze i1ta u1a ss--
cholys and anon. tn ioresss AMI uaaarsl-
raj burst Of apparently high spirits. sare
tokens Of that n1cusal oocsra1r-sla
which bids defiance % the Efe reVlvia-s
powers of ned.c5ne. % the u-uo-t care
and skill Of the ab.cst phvsteian- $50
them BE- 10 that ulstl. si1s rrltis-s vi-h ta-
human heart as L were a thiuz q tsa-
impOrt-who- having souehs till be e1-
tanned the --ansrEerin-s ioak ct loss fraaa
a wOuzan1s eve thar uasseniahls rrnaf
the return of his atfscfiou. casts u.s5.l- AS
vaiueiess the heart he then knouss - b.
his Owns No Soed 81 rerroach ire.u
the Injured one nav assa5E has ear. Eals
absence OF reProof from wsrheut mzav
lull the accusation Of hrs faNaui usoul-
tor, bat he NAV rest assured thar. ia -ae
eye of God be Is rega-,lesl a ullira..ne-
His strict tables Of Justice adrl,t ust ~
the palliafions that man wi8 cona1re u,
TO clear him In his own eyes- AMI sAls
be will feel when reaSon. assc rtiuz Der
sway over has passion. eoaEiaces hlaa eE
the cruelty and injustice of rs eog1iasf-
He viii seek then - hide hss very heasl
for shame Bus rs reusozse = nsx 5a
vain, for her whosn daatb has asrea.lr Sc
cured as his Prlzes m eartAly p.aser
can re-anImate the heart now ecsd sa the
grave, and the conviction thai she . aasl
his neglect has Paaecd where sAe IS 1sr-
ever beyond the reach - reQar.E5esa-
smbltters reGeets0a % tho last uaassaeaas
Of his existence
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Between pIainant, and sar,

Benjamin Weeks. COM
Between plainant, and Sarah
Weeks defendant.
Equity side of Leake Circuit Court,
October Term, 1888.
On due proof having been made, that
the defendant in this case, resides out of
he State of Mississippi, on motion OF E.
Fox, solicitor for the complainant, it is
ordered thar this case be brought to a
hearing, IN said court, ON the first day of
the next term of this court, at the OPEN
ing OF the court on that dav, or as soon
thereafter as council can be heard. Also
ordered that copy Of the abeye order
be published in the Canton Herald. one Of
the public newspapers, forthcoming of
said state for the space of three months.
successfully before the day appointed for
the SAID hearing, or in some other public
newspaper of the said State.
A true copy from the minutes ofCourt.
T. r.. BOBBITT, Cferk.
Attest: By r. G. VERyoS. Denim.
December Ia, 1888. e6-13w
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January 10, 1889.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. By the Probate
Madison County. court ofsaid city
UVO all persons interested in the lands.
= tenements and hereditaments OF
John Mosby deceased-Greefing:
You are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probate Court of said county, at a
regular term thereof, to be holden al the
Courthouse of said county, on the fourth
Monday OF February next. then and
there to shcw cause, if any you have,
WHY said court should not then order
and decree that the lands. enements and
heredilaments of said deceased TO be
sold; cast half, Of south west quarter,
section ten, township nine. range two.
east; also sixty-six and third acres, OF
west half, south east quarter, same sec
ton, township and range.
FITNESS, the Honorable Thomas
Shackeliord, Judge of Probate OF
said county the fourth Monday OF
December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty eight, and seal Of said Court
Issued, the third day of January 1888.
JOHN I. CAMERON, Cf'k.
January I2, 1899. LEV
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Tor lte .nadisoa Js7sy -gfsosa:s-
FRoM TIE SPANISH OF LOPEZ DE vsSA-

FRosI The SPANISH CT LoPEZ De VEGA-
THIS man, who may be truly called LITERARY
monster. was the author of more than t~o
thousand metrical compositions; By the sale q
which he amassed a fortune of more than hair
million, which he spent as Profasely as Il n as
acquired with facility. And =sssr aEasiHs :.
extreme old age he died in the utmost Penu-
ny. A short time before his death he indftee
little ode bewailing the vicisitudes OF Ete-
of which the following is feeble translation
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. / By the Probate
Madison County. court ofsaid city
HNO all persons interested la the lands.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, By the Probate
Madison County. court ofsaid ETY.
no all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments Of
Joseph Harrison deceased-Greeting:
You are hereby cited 10 appear before
ahe Probate Court of said county, at a
regular term thereof to be holden at
the Courthouse of said county, on the
fourth Monday Of February next, then
and there to shew cause if any you
have, why said court should not then
order and decree that the lands, tene-
ments of said deceased TO be sold, to wit:
the east half, south west quarter, sec
ton thirty-six, township twelve, range
three. east; west half north east quarter,
section one, township eleven, range.
three, east; south halfnorth west quarter
section one, township eleven, range
three, east; south half, north east quar-
ter, section one, township eleven, range
three, east, west half, south east quar-
ter, section thirty-six, township twelve.
range three, east.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas
Shackelford, Judge of Probate OF
said county, the fourth Monday OF
December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
thirty eight, and seal of said court
Issued the Sd day of January 1889
JOHN Z. CAMERON, CFk.
January IL. 1889. 1-6w
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CANTON, Jan. 5, 1889.
A [ meeting of the Board held this
n day it was,
ResoIred, That from and after the first
Monday in January instant, this Bank
will redeem with specie or its equivalent,
all of its Notes of the denomination of
five dollars, and also, all of its Change
Notes, and that from and after the first
Monday in February next, it will re-
deem in like manner all of its Notes of
the denomination of ten dollars.
RESOLVED, Further thas bis Bank con-
fident in its ability to r. IN its entire
circulation at an early period, (the de-
nomination Of fives and tens, compris-
ing large proportion of the same,)
and being unable to forward its Cotton
to market, in consequence of the unu-
sual and unexpected state of NavIga-
ton, would strongly recommend to the
holders of its paper, not to part with the
same at q sacrifice.
Extract from the minutes.
r. A. TEBAULT, Cashier.
January 12, 1889. i-t-f.
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TRUST SALE.

Wy virtue ola deed of trust duly exc
Id cuted by Thomas Sanders to tn
undersigned, dated the seventh day oil
December 1885, and recorded in the Of
fee Of the Clerk of Probate Court, of
Madison County, Book c Pages 347,-
348, & $40. We will on
saturday the 10th day of February s39,
In the town of Canton, sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, the following describ-
ed tract of Land and Negroes to wit:
the east half, north east quarter, of Sec
ton fourteen, township eight, range one,
east, north half, of section thirteen,
township eight, range one, east; north
west quarter, of section eighteen, town.
ship eight, range two, east; also, west
half, north east quarter, section eigh
teen, township eight, range two east; al
so, west half, south east quarter, of
section eighteen. township eight, range
two, east; and north half, of west half, OF
south west quarter, section eighteen,
township eight, range two, east, con-
tninTug in all susun hullj cd and SKI
acres. more or less. And the following
Negroes to wit: Primus aged twenty
wears, IIenry twenty-five, Henry e.
eighteen, Rose seventeen. Lucy twelve,
Martha fifteen, Mary sixteen. Jacob
thirty-five, Lewis sixteen, Celia sixteen,
Elijah sixteen, Polly twenty-eight. Abra-
ham thirty-seven. Lefty nineteen, Ma
ria fifteen, Decoy thirty-threc, Aiisey
twenty, Peter thirty, Little Peter eight,
Phil six, Dinah twelve, Peter fourteen,
Leigh fifteen, Julia eighteen, Wesley
fourteen, EmeIinc nineteen, Susan thif-
teen, Kitty twenty, Cecilia twenty-one,
Nancy fifteen, Hall sixteen and John
.twenty-three years OF age, or SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
the sums now due, and unpaid as provided
in said deed. Such title will be made to
the purchaser as is vested IN US which
We believe to be good
C. w. CLIFTON,
A. g. BENNETT,
Trustees
January l2, 1889. 10
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NOTICE.

Il ETTERS of administration having
been granted TO the undersigned,
at the January term 1889, of the Pro
bate Court of Madison county, on the
estate of Darid Heter deceased, all
those having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward,
duly authenticated, witffAl the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred; and all those indebted to said
estate will please make immediate set
Element.
MOSES BROCK, -ddns'r.
February 2, 1889. 40
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BANK NOTICE.

Real Estate Banking Co. Of Iisads coxnfv.,
CLINTON Miss, JAM 10Th 1889.
TyHE Stock holders of this Association.
IN pursuance of the provisions CON
tanned in the Seventh Article thereof. are
required to pay an instaIment of four
and half per cent. upon their respec-
tive shares, on or before the 10th day of
March next.
By order OF the Board,
j. DAVENPORT,
Cashier
January 10. 90
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NOTICE.

Real Estate Banking Co. Of Hinds cousaty.)
CLINTON, Miss, Jan. 10th 1889.
VILE Subscription Book of this Asso-
citation will be opened at its Bank
ing House in Clinton, on Tuesday the
18th inst. and continue open during the
Banking hours thereof, for the ensuing
sixty days, for the purpose of obtaining
an additional subscription of one Million
OF Dollars to the Capital Stock thereof.
Each individual at the time of sub
scribing will be required to pay five per
cent. upon the amount of his subscrip-
tlon-the whole amount to be secured by
bond and mortgage upon unencumbered
Real Estate, as soon thereafter as exami-
nations and appraisements of the same
can be had.
By order Of the Board,
]. DAVENPORT,
Cashier.
January 10. go
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-, Whie Advocate,
Che Ma0ls1 '-sf sAroaD4r MORNING., BY
IS FrH-lsAl- SOW & 90

rT,, Dollars in advance, or Sir
1kA.s.,ile end Of six months. no suDscrip-
HsFs + u u sSseontinued until all aTreaTages
~ .reeg, At the option OF the publish ers.
P.,a, ' 'eS 70 discontinue will please give
zee ll s,5ston received for less time than
H 3..!.srssnts inserted at the rate OF oae
Alss,. ~ seuare. (ten lines or less') Tor the
p 9s.s II and f1y cents square Tor each
annuauce. IL ara not limited on the
Aa.s 49,, ssto the numberof insertions, will
ia- -s.'a@sd Until ordered out, and charged
$3.50 If a personal nature, whenever ad-
49, ~ IN be charged at the rate OF Too Dot
- - eyerv ten lines for each insertion; 70
\, eircniars or public addresses, Tor the be-
i. y iirdividual persons or companies, will
.ss-,sd as advertisements, and at the same
r. s,s,ouneing Candidates for Office will be Ten
N IA Vort must be paid for on delivery.
s y On letters must be paid, or they VIII
3 attended 10.
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! EAGLE HOTEL,s
NJ
FO2 N.FLE, C0MfOn, .Niss.

- VIA tSe4A2e 0ssSesOsse CsAsVs's
.TEvIIE subscriber being DESTROYS to re-
~ tire to private life, offers this we'll
known Tavern Stand for sale on accom-
modating terms, one half of the pur-
chase money will be required in hand,
or In 60 days, the balance one and two
years will be given. Canton IS, without
doubt one Of the most desirable sltua-
tons in the South, and bids fair to become
In short time the most business place
in the interior of the State. No town
in the State has more inducements than
Canton, being entirely healthy, and in a
rapid state of improvement, and GER
tainty of the advantages of Railroad
in very short time. This stand being
the nearest to the Depot, will add great
ly to the increase of business, and it is
we'll known that Canton is the garden
spot in Mississippi. A further description
is considered needless.
There are three lots running from street
to street, 20Ofeet in front, running 400
feet back. The buildings are entirely
new, fourteen seperate rooms, dining
room forty feet in length, kitchen and
smoke house, large stable 100 feet long,
a good crib and carriage house, large
garden in fine state of cultivation, a
large cistern sufficient to supply the
house with water.
ALSO-Can be had if required, a
Small Farm, eighty acres, one mile from
town, the most of it in a good state oil
cultivation, timber enough to furnish tbs
house for years; two wagons and feame
can be had if wanted; five or six choice
mich cows; fine lot of stock hogs; all
of the above articles can be had, or the
Tavern alone, being determined to sell, a
bargain will be given. The public are
invited to look to their interest and not
neglect this offer, but give call and ex-
anime the premises
The house will be kept up until sale
is effected, and every possible atten-
ton paid to those who may continue to
call.
Nj. G. CAYCE.
Proprietor
Januarv 10. 1889. 2-ff
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NOTICE.

u iERS Of administration having
\ ~ granted to the undersigned, at
e,heer term 1888, Of the Probate
hadison county. on the estate
diien deceased, ali those hay-
u 1''hs against said estate are reques-
ID s.hs them forward duly authenti-
~. @Anin the time prescribed by law.
viii be forever barred; and all
eolel TO said estate will please
Immediate payment.
w. S. BAILEY,
administrator
uafy IL, 1889 lev
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n. w. STAPLES,
DAVID ANDERSON.
NOTICE.

n ETTERS of administration De Bo-
n nus non, having been granted to the
undersigned, atthe December term 838,
of the Probate Court of Madison county,
on the estate of G. p. Uaat5ngton de
ceased, all those having claims against
said estate arc requested to bring them
forward duly authenticated, within the
time prescribe@>by law, or they will be
forever barred and all those indebted
to said estate VIII please make immedi-
ate payment.
WEST GARY,
administrator, ID. b. ~
L. d q
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DRs. FEAMsrER & PHILIPS.

MOULD respectfully inform the citi-
zenS Of Canton and its vicinity,
q they have associated themselves In
practice Of their profession.
Their office. the same as heretofore
rlPled by DR.. Feamstcr.
!anuary 10. 1889. I'm
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TRu sTEE.s SALE.

RY virtue of deed of trust execu
-aD ted by John White, to Henry
Philips, on the second day of October
1885, to secure to Patrick III. Hays, the
payment of two certain promissory notes
for nine thousand six hundred and nine
ty-four dollars and twenty one cents
each. one due on the first of March 1887
tbs. sssssE-<iue on the first OF March 1885
which deed was duly recorded in Pro
bate Clerks office, OF the county of Mad
ison and State Of Mississippi, will be
sold at public sale in The town Of Can
ton, on the Courthouse square,
On The facenty-eighth day Of February merit
Between the usual hours ofsale for cash
the following Slaves and other property
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~ MITCHELL 4 n. CALLAHAN,

&c MITCHELL Il n. CALLAHAN,
|WILL continue the practice of the
" Law in co-partnership in the va
s State Courts, and in the Federal
II Of Mississippi. Mitchell's office
Clinton. and Calliham's at Canton,
Callahan will also keep an Office in
Asoa, MI, from the LIST Monday in
aysmber until the 1st February.
iaHaary 10, 1859-ian 26,-3-tf
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FOR SALE,

n viii sell five Lots in the town of Sha-
u ron, each of which ocrtaIns two
acres, and are high and eligible si.ua-
tions for building. s r. BLACK
Sharon, Feb 2, 1889 40
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Wagon AND CARRIAGE MAKING.

ENHE undersigned having opened a
n shop in this place near Mr.. Cay
ce's Tavern for the purpose of carrying
on the above business, we beg leave to
inform the citizens of Canton and its
vicinity, that they have now on hand a
large supply of seasoned timber, they
hesitate not in saying that they have
employed workmen, not inferior to any
in the South country, they are prepared
to make and repair Wagons. Carriages
and stock ploughs, and intend to carry on
the above business, in all its various
branches.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI By the Probate
Madison County court ofsaid CITY.
Two all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments Of
Gideon G.. TidaceH deceased-G Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of said county, at a
regular term thereof, to be holden at the
Courthouse of said county, on theaourth
Monday of January 1889, then and there
to shew cause, if any you have, why
said court should not then order and de-
cree that the lands, tenements and here
ditaments fsaid deceased to be sold. viz
west half of south west quarter, section
eighteen, township eight, range three,
east; west half, north west quarter,
section nineteen, west half, north east
quarter, section twenty -four, south half,
of east half, north west quarter, section
twenty-four, township eight, range two,
east; south east quarter, section twenty
four, north east quarter, section twenty
fve
Witness, the Honorable Thomas
Shackelford, Judge of Probate Of
said county the fourth Monday of
November, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
thirty eight, and seal of said Court.
Issued, the Sd day of December 1888.
JOHN Il. CAMERON, CIR.
January II, 1889. LEV
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NOTICE.
g .ETTERS of administration having
"a been granted TO the undersigned at
the December term 1888, of tue Pro
bate Co rt Of Madison county, on the
estate of W. S. Kibbee, deceased, all
those having claims against said estate
are requested to bring them forward du-
ly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred; and all those indebted to said
estate, will please make immediate pay
ment.
G.. w. KIBBEE,
administrator.
January 10, 1889. Lew
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Bob, Moses, Ephrains, Boo,
FORK, Caroline - 7sc0 Chill
dreN, and Fanny and her
two Children.

Also, one road Wagon, and seven
Oxens, & stock Cattle, also, four Mules.
by the undersigned he being appointed
Trustee, instead of the Trustee named
in the deed by the superior Court oi
Chancery.
HUGH A. Fl. LAWSON, 8
Trustee.
February 2, 1889 AZ
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B. Kennedy & L. P. Walker,

Canton, Mississippi.
THEY will attend the Circuit Courts
4 Of Madison, Kinds, Leake, Alfalfa
" Yazoo, the High Court of Errors
% appeals, and the District and Circuit
buris of the United States, holden at
afksen.
January IL. lit
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CABINET MAKER UNDERTAKES.

GEOlGN DO gAILNONo
EHAVING opened q Cabinet Shop in
u Canton, respectfully invites his
friends and all persons who may wish TO
purchase furniture, to give him call,
as he will have constantly on hand or
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". E~sGiIIEsYs


UlH1G associated themselves in the
= i. .rscrice sef. the Law, viii attend
KSsefai Circuit Courts holden in the
rsaiesof Attala, Leake, Rankin, Madi
"A lal Hines. and also the several Su-
siar Courts holden at Jackson.
Canton, Jan 10. ian 26-3-1y
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FRESH DRUGS, OIL AND PAINTS,
HUST received and fer sale bv
q +. ID. WARD
January 10. I-i
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Side5OGrNS,
Bureaus,
Hook Cases.
Pier - Card
Dining and
Cradles,
ER6SsPG6G.

Damaged furniture will be repaired
in the best manner and on short notice
All kinds of Turning will be done to
order.
September 10, 1888. Hon
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HNw NOYT0lso
->=1-
y. 49, - -.

THE co-partnership heretofore exist
Il ing between the undersigned in the
raetice d Hse Law, was this day dis
prad By limitation. The unfinished
islness ~ hand viii receive our Joint
isehtoa4s hcretofore.Jan.sIO. 1889.
J. C. MITsIfELI
n. CALI4fIfA3s.s
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LsNRENcE, ~. q. CHALMERS.
'at"sFAhi1 cor Jackson-)
WHENCE & CHALME RS,
commission; Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEAN.
e So ElltsSl0IsfIrNSMN,

- So LtEo-EINSON9
neIney and Counsellor at Law.
M ILL attend the different Courts of
adams county, and the Circuit
W. ct adjacent counties likewise
nlgh Court of Errors and Appeals,
eoart OF Chancery, and the United
s Circuit and District Courts, at
s&son.
o.lce on Main street, few doors be-
NE Planters Bank.
pa, I. J. CATcHINGs, ! 60,
;. slLvERBERG, Esq, oan1oH.
oDaAScELLNR QUITMAN, !
aEv. DAVID C. PAGE.
Iol; JAMES C. WILKINS, Isaic1e~
L K MARSHALL, Esq.
:. SSEc-=c- & GO,
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