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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09
E. D. KING,
Rear admiral and Cdmmonder-in shitf

LIABILITY OF ENANTS FOR FIRES. An
important decision was made last week in
the Superior Court of Jefferson county, Vr-
gnia which is thus noticed in the Charles
town Press ;On Tuesday the long pending
case Of John Strider VS.. Hefflcbower &
Co. was decided in which the plaintiff
claimed several thousands damages for
the destruction, by fire Of his -four mill on
the Shenandoah River, in 1887, whilst in
he occupancy oflhe defendants as ten.
ants. The jury gave verdict for the
plaintiff
An important principle ha. been estab-
lished by this decision, namely that the oc-
cupiers, of mills as tenants must not only
use due vigilance and care in the protec-
ton of the mill from fire. bv friction of the
machinery, but if they cannot prove con-
clusively the exercise ofsuch vigilance and
care, they will be held responsible for the
property destroyed.
Il Tiger Shot in the streets of Louis.
UiHe,-A Splendid Tiger belonging TO the
Menagerie Of Titus, June, Angevine & Co.
exhibiting on Greenstreet, Louisville, esca
ped from his keepers on Friday, he was
shot by Mr.. Joseph Potter. piano forte
manufacturer. He inflicted slight injury
upon the arm of man who was endeav-
oring TO, head, by blow from his paw
A MAGNETIzED PIG.-The editor of the
kennebec Journal keeps pig, which in
his opinion, is a remarkable and a thriving
one. One of his singular properties is
thus described by the observing editor
"Since we heard DR.. Col!yer, we have
made an experiment upon our pig, and find
that notwithstanding he is by no means
ola nervous temperament, but rather
Emphatic, yet he can be easily magneti-
zed. The experiment was tried by scratch
ing his back with stick. In ten seconds
the magnetic fluid began to operate on him
as was evident by his closing his eyes and
granting audibly, while his slender tail cur
led in very peculiar way. In ten seconds
more he showed an inclination to repose
by bending down his back, and in two min.
utes more he was reclining on the floor in
perfect somnambuic condition. To all the
questions put to him he invariably res
pended SUCH, which might be translated
TO mean almost any thing! The stupor
lasted lust so long as the scratching con-
tinued, differing in this respect from those
ofDr. Collyer. who can only be walked by
back handed manipulations like unwinding
a ball of yarn after having wound it up
Those who wish TO see the experiment tri-
ed will be good enough to call soon, asthere
is no knowing how soon the susceptibility
of magnetic action may be lost; or if it
should increase by practice, as ii is said to
be true of the Doctors, subjects, we shall be
constrained to discontinue the experiments
lest the pork should become too highly
magnetized.
P. S. No experiments have yet been
made in clairvoyance.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09

HE MICHIGAN ELECTION will take place next
week. The Wings are there remarkable active.
They, like ourselves, have been morned by the
negligence of Ohio, Indiana, and MARYLAND.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09

Mr.. CRrTrENDENs FARM.-We regret to see
contradicted the report that farm had been pre-
scented 10 Mr.. CritIenden by his fellow-citizens.
Il is now said, they intend 10 present him the
farm.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-09

Robert Tyler, son of the President, is about
TO publish poem, entitled 'The Last Man. OF
which his father is said to be the hero. So saws
the New Y ork Evening Mail.
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BANK OF BENNlNGToN.-This Institution
has closed its doors and stopped payment.
When it is TO reopen anb resume the re-
demption of its bills Gf ever) we are una
BILE to say. Since its management fell into
new hands and its affairs have been mainly
controlled by its president and certain 10
cofoco director, said director has ceased 10
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Tuesday, November 2.
SENATE.-Report-By committee on militia.
ry affairs, joint resolution instructipp Our
Senators and requesting our Representative in
Congress to use their influences. "a nrocure n
passage of general Law cAemp,ing citizens
under 81 years ofoge aid over SO, from mill.
tary duty in time of peace.
On the question raised by tbs resolution. a
discussion arose, embracing ca. present militia
system. The result of which seemed to be. an
entire conviction that our present system is
Inefficient, oppressive 10 the militia and unne.
cessarily expensive to the people. Mr.. billing
ham proposed substitute for the resolution
directing the committee on military affairs tc
report.a bill exempting citizens of this state
over 81 years, and under 80, from the active
duties of the militia. After debate Mcssrs
Dana, Dillingham;, Crawford, Wooster and Bart.
lett. The amendment of Mr.. Dillingham; was
adopted, and The question arising upon the pas.
sage OF the resolution, as amended, on motion
OF Mr.. Bartlett the resolution was laid on the
table. ''
Bihs-By Mr.. Dana, 10 provide for the dis.
tribution of the school fund 10 the severaI
towns IN the state; twice read. and referred IF
the committee on education. Toapay Leande,
Fenton, the SUN mentioned. reported by com
m'''ee against lis passage; indefinitely posi-,
poned. r''
A memorial of the University of Vermont
was presented by Mr.. Eaton of F., read anC
referred 10 the committee on education.
BHs-Laying a tax Of cents Der acre or
lands in Salem; laying tax of cents ne
acre on lands in Avery's gore; severally report
ed by NJ. Howe, read third time and passed
Tbs resolution relating to an alteration o
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Some doubts are now exnra.gad =.
.ae wings whether the President viii
sign any bill at this session. Having
quo ouce more lost their confidence, thew
are perhaps now too distrustful.
The Land Bill was read a ,bird
,,nle, aud the question being on its
passage Mr.. Calhoun spoke at great
.ength' and with unusual ability against
the measure; 1t is said TO be the best
speech he has made this session.
MI Archer commenced an argu-
ment IN reply, which ne will continue
to-day.
The Senate spent some time in Fx-
exutive business.
The mere important nominations.
VIII not it is believed, be acted on At
this session. The nominations Of Re-
IA Badger, which has been the subject
OF so much comment, was reported
against by the committee on commerce
and will certainly be rejected.
The house was engaged in the dis
cussion Of bill 10 provide for payinr
the debts of the Post office dsnart7
ment. The sum appropriated by the
bill is $4,000. Il does not appear
however, that there is deficiency to
that extent, taking number ofyears
altogether; for the public treasury is
now indebted TO the Post office depart
ment more than eleven hundred thou
sand dollars 1t is admitted that the
department ought MOTTO be looked TO
as source ofrevenue, and that all its
receipts should be expended in aid Of
ITS objects. Mr.. Roosevelt gave no
tce that he would offer an amend
ment for the reduction of the present
high rate ofletter postage
1t is again strongly asserted that
there will be some changes in the
Cabinet very soon. Mr.. Rives will
IN no event, accept any situation in
the cabinet. He annopnced this is
his speech in the Senate, in reply 10
Mr.. Clay.
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MARSHAL,S SALE

Horne Gurley & Baker,
The Columbus g. Tom
blgby Transportation TO Dec. Term ISL
Company.
Y virtue of the above specified writ
g BIO me directed from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Mississippi. I will
sellon Monday the
4fh dag Of October 1871.
at the Courthouse of Lowndes Coun.
~, the following described property to
wit:
Lots number one and three in sec
ton one. lots one and two, in section
eleven, east half,of north east Quartet.
section twelve, and fractional section
number two, township eighteen south
OF range nineteen west, and east half
OF fractional section, number ten, town
ship nineteen north, range seventeen
east.
The property of the defendant Calvin
Howell, to satisfy the above named Ex-
xecution and all cost.
A. K McCLUNG.
Marshal N. Dist. Miss.
BY J. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus Aug 2Ist l64I.-pf 7.5d
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TRUST SALE

I virtue Of deed in Trust, execu-
led to me, as Trustee, BY Sam
uel +. Butterworth of Lowndes Conn
y and State Of Mississippi,on the tenth
OF July ls4o, for the purpose of secu-
ring the payment ola certain note there
mentioned, which said deed Of Trust
has been duly recorded In the office
oil the clerk of Probates of Lowndes
county IN said State of Mississippi, in
DOCK number IL, pa sc 81 and IS, |
snail proceed tosell at the court House
IN the town ofColumbus Mississippi.
ON
Tie et1 day Of March 1912,
the 7 following described negro slaves
for ready money, namely:
Randolph, Nancy, Fed, AmariIIis.
John, Randle, West, Phil, Minta.
Charity and her infant child, Lucy
Edmund, Lila and her infant child.
and Lucy.
Such title only as isvested in me as
Trustee will be conveyed to the pur-
chaser.
Sale to take place within usual hours.
JAMES GORDON Senior.
Trustee.
9TH September 1871. S45 SO.
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All dan Of Ocfo6er. 1871.


at the Court House of Lowndes County, the
following described property, to wit north
hall OF the west halt of south west quarter, of
section eleven; lots five and six, and south
east quarter of section ten; Nest half of the
north west quarter OF section eleven, township
nineteen, sonlh of range eighteen west; north
west quarter and the north west quarter of the
soulh west quarter of section twenty two
west half OF the south east quarter and norh
east quarter Of the south east quarter of sec
ton twenty one, township seventeen, south of
range seventeen west, also part of lot number
tao, IN square number three, north of Nam
street, in the plan OF the town of Columbus,
commencing at the south west corner of said
lot, running east on Main street twenty two
feet, thence north parallel with Market street.
one hundred and forty one feet, thence west,
parallel with Main street twenty two feet, to
the eastern bounds Of lot one, in square num-
Der five north of Main street, thence along said
line one hundred aud forty one feet TO the be-
ginning.
Levied on as the property of defendants
Thomas w. Browne, E. L. Acee and Jno
Overall, to satisfy the above named execution
and cost. A. X. McCLUNG,
MarSkul, ~ Dist of Miss
By 10. w. CARROLL, Dept.
Columbus, Aug. 30, 1871.
5O-5w. Prs. fee SI5 90
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Late foreign Nc,cs by tie Columbia.

Late foreign Ne,cs by tie Columbia.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3.-Some
extensive failures, continental and do
nestle, have taken place, which, as
might be expected, have had an I'M
favorable effect on the Cotton trade
In Manchester the stagnation which
has so long existed has been increased
and market for both Yarn and Goods,
is represented as being more depress-
ed than at any former period. The
demand for cotton here has, in conse-
quence, been dull and limited for tke
last fortnight, and the extreme weight
of the stock having disposed holders tc
supply the market freely, decline OF
about ! per ID. has taken place or
America Cotton, excepting the best
which still maintain pretty nearly pre-.
vious rates. Upland may now be quo
ted, ordinary or midling, 5 a 5 rs;
fair, 6; good fair to good, 6a7.
ne accounts from Nancheste
are getting daily worse; add to ibis the
heavy failures Of Sam. Stokes s Co.
it makes US fear Of any material i'm
provements can take place than fol-
some fine"
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4.--SaIe
Saturday $500 bales; Monday 3 900
Tuesday loco. A very unsteady
market, which decidesa downward Ten
dency in prices, and The accounts from
Manchester quite unfavorable."
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NOVICE.

yEvHE Hon. Probate / curt of the County OF
Iowndes, and State Of Mississippi, hav-
~ orartad letters of administration TO the
s 14 on the Estate of Henry Bell, late
Of said County decd. This IS therefore 70 re,
ouire all persons having claims against sad
Estate, to exhibit the same 10 me WiIiiiu tAe
tune limited by law, or the same WIZ De paIFee
Of recovery and that all persons indebted &c
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment. u,c y r.1rAFFRRO
july, lS41. If Auni
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,u11n MILL. Go RALD4
SADDLERY.

rvHE subscriber would inform the citizens
If Oktibbeha county and the public gen
orally, that aaving established nuns en q
Starkville, viii attend to making ana TeRalrins
'ofADDA G. w. JOHNSON.
Starkville July 1871.
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MEDICAL BATHING HOUSES.
SOUTHERN TONIC.

ME reputation which this celebrated
"A medicine has acquired throughout
the United States and in Texas is un-
precedented. 1t is now very general
lyprescribed in Dysentery Dyspepsia,
night sweats and in all diseases which
are the result CT tcrpidity in the secre-
tons Of the liver and It's influence in
procuring for The stomach thai regular
action and health ul tone which is SO
frequently overhrown by nervous ex-
halations from tie River and creek
lands, and long attacks Of bilious dis
eases, is truly astonishing. As a cure
for The Ague and Fever i is unrivall-
ed. Il is compounded from vegifa-
bles upon scieni6cal principles and
may be safely administered 70 The most
lender infants.
For sale by the appointed agent,
GREENE HILL.
Sow rtb 1914
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KEMPER COUNTY.

10 GH persons interested in The LandsK
Ieaen1ents, and hereditdmeits Of Elioi
Hadn's, late OF hemper county, DIS.
decd.
VOU are hereby clt' to appear before
u the Judge of the Probate Curt of KEN
per County, at Regular Tgm thereof
TO be held
On the first Monday Of % oBcr ne,5:1,
and show cause if any you hive, why an
order of sale of said Real Eaate. of e..
win Adams, should not be grated by the
Hon. Probate Court, % the Undersigned
administrator Of the Estate OF .aid dec6'
dent. r. E. ADAMS.
Wahalak. Miss. June. 1911. Adm
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A NEW VOLUME.
DIV SPLENDID STYLE
JULY, 1841.
GRAHAM'S LADY'S AND GENTLE
MANS MAGAZINE

u II 4CfIs
GRAHAM'S LADY'S AND GENTLE
MANS MAGAZINE.
The great increase in the subscription list of
this highly popular Magazine Che edition hav-
ING more than dc ubled in less than SIX months,)
induces the proprietor, to commence new
volume, with the July number 1t will be IS
sued in the most attentive sty.e, with the tirsts
ola new series, of
Rich Original ERgravIngs,
got I'D in a manner, that shall lsurpass any used
in any other American Magazine. In add
ton 10 the fact, that We employ the talent OF
the very best American artists, in the engra-
Vino of the plates for this work, it must be re-
menbcred, that most of the subjects selected,
are
ORIGINAL American Pictures,
,chich hare neuer been before engraved, and are
consequently, the newest that can be brought
before the public.
HIGHLY COLORED FASHIONS.
Thrust be remembered, that the Fashion
plates Of this Magazine, are the best IN color
ing and design that can be ioHnd IN any WORK
published, in this country or III Europe. Ihey
are engraved and colored fot this Magazne,0y
the best artist the country can produce,and are
drawn, aI,odys from the latest designs from
Paris and London, and consequently may a.
ways be relied upon as the prevailing style 10
the United States, for the month N which they
are issued. We pay more for colorlng than
any other publication, and always have the
best.
THE CONTRIBUTORS.
In addition, to the unusually fine array Of ORG
;naI contributors. which the Magazine has
thus far beasted, arrangements have beeh
made with number more, of the best writers
OF the day, so that spice and variety may Dc
looked for in the literary department OF the
new volume.
SPORTS AND PASTlMES.
The volume will be opened with new and
beautiful type, cast expressly for the work. the
mechanical execution shall be OF SURPRISING
neatness, and the printing shall be upon the IL
nest white paper
NEW &. POPULAR MUSIC.
The choicest pieces of new and popula
music for the Piano forte and Guitar shall b.
selected for IFS pages, and two or more page
shall appear regular each month. In this wa,
subscribers in remote country towns, can al
WAYS have the latest music at low rates. al
most as soon as it is published.
sgssM2g GAGGsa
The terms are 50 for single Subscription
and in no case will he priceb abated, or tte
copies for S. free of postage and discount AL
wlys IN ADVANCE No subscriber recetrfd
am case ,cuhoot the money. This rule IS IN
nerious and will not be departed from.
Address postpaid, -
s. w Corner 3D. and Ches. streets, ia.
! NJ Exchanges will please copy,
: And send their papers, hereafter, addresse
! I'd the Saturday Evening Post, which will sd'
c the publisher postage
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A CARD.
49,, -. ......l..-z

NEW sCHO0L,-MRs. ABBEv nro nosss
In TO open a school in Columbus, for lie
instruction of young Ladies, on Monday the
2nd of August next.
Such branches as are usually taught in En-
glish Schools VIII receive attention. Rooms
have been engaged in that beautiful grove east
OF the Planters Bank. The usual terms
viii be charged.
Mrs. A. rests her pretensions upon former
success.
II. MAYNARD ABBEY.
Columbus, July 1910.
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TRUST SALE.

IS = Y virtue of deed in Trust. exech-
ED ted to me, as trustee, bvFrederick
J. Guitar, on the 29th day of December,
A. D. 1889, 10 secure the payment of a
certain sum of money therein mentioned,
to Allied Battle, which said deed in trust.
has been duly recorded, in the Office of
the clerk of the Probate Court oil Lowndes
County, and State of Mississippi, | will
sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for Cash, at the door of the Court
House in the town Of Columbus, in said
County, on
Monday The 3Oh day Of august, merit.
within the hours of 10a. m. and p. m.
the following described property in tho
town of Columbus, now occupied as the
residence Of Cant. John Crusoe. and moga
particularly described as square number
ed one hundred and thirty, north Of Main
Street.
Such title only as is vested in me as
trustee will be conveyed.
DABNEY 'LIPSCOMBE,
Trustee.
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Joint APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. D. O. Sbattuck and
Tighlman NJ. Tucker, Esq, candi-
dates for Governor, will address their
felIow-citizens at the following times
and places, viz:
Aug. Both Kociusko, Alfalfa CO.
I" 31st Thomaston, Leake
Sept. LIST Carthage,
g end Philadelphia, Neshoba "
4" 4th Louisville, Winston
Z" 9th Macon, Noxubee
=" 18th Wahalak, Kemper g
+" sth DeKal5, F"
{" 9th Okaloosa, +" ("
I" 10th Marion, Bauderdale "
f" 11th Enterprise, Clark ("
" 18th Quitman, +" 2"
4" Nth Paulding, Jasper Z"
a" 18th Charlottesville, I" /"
+" l7th Decatur, Newton "
f" I7th Hillsboro, Scott "
/" 18th Myresville, 9
ss goth Brandon, Rankin, "
/" 21st Jackson, Kinds "
i" 22d Raymond, &C :
+" 23rd Shady Grove, Copiah "
/" 9th Gallatin, g !"
{" 25th Georgetown, 6 :"
F" 9th Monticello, Lawrence "
/" 2stb Weatherby's Store g Z"
" 29th Westville; Simpson 9
" 3Oth Whiteoak Springs " 9
Oct. 1st Raleigh, Smith
2nd Williamsburg, Cov'gton :
I" 4th Columbia, Marion 8
[" 9Th bonneville, Pike 6
I" 9TH Fairfield, 2. o. Amlie : ;,
/" sth Liberty, " ;.
{" 9;h Centeryille, ).
g 11th Woodville, Wilkinson :
/" 18th Kingston, Adams :
d 18th Natchez, {"
:. 14th POttersyille, Franklin :
q 18th Meadville, |"
/" 10th Malcomb, Jefferson +,
Z" 18th Fayette,
" 10Th Rodney,
g Goth Port Gibson, Claiborne
F." 21st Rocky Springs. 8
22ndW arrenton, Warren
i" Esd Vicksburg,
!" 25th Brownsville, Kinds
:, 49, Varnon Madison
q 9th Canton,
i" 2Sth Warsaw, .
i" 29th Benton, ! azoo
3Oth Yazoo City,
Nov. LIST Lexington Holmes
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MARSHAL7S SALE.
Torn, Gurley d Baker,
No. 2l3 vs., On al f {. n
The Columbus g. Tom Dec. Term. 1871
bIgby Transportation Co
% \ virtue of the above specified writ 10 me
-sO directed, from the Honorable District
Court Of the United States, for the Northern
District of Mississippi, wilTsel on Monday
the
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nNNorNl goEog!..

mMNUINla Egl-USyA
VIZ r. Clark professor of Dancing, begss
leave to inform the citizens OF 1oiullpus ,'l ~
vicinity, thai be intends giving course ,G o.
lessons in the above accomplishment plosi ~
ed sufficient number OF subscribers can DC
ohtained, subscription is now opened at z.
Aliens and Mr.. Musgrove's where nose VINO z,
o;sb to improve themselves N tbs healtnlell
ev l, are invited TO call. Parents may ,ese
oSsured that every attention will be PAID 70 tne
a - nroveent OF the carriage and department
of his pupils. q, halls and
r,; 5. parties on reasonable terms.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY, :
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, FOR THE
FOURTH CHANCERY DISTRICT.
JUNE TERM, 1871.
p;ol,o~d F,,orc
Richard Evans,

No 8. VS..
Columbus & Tombigby Transportation !
Company, VIM. a. Hicks, Anderson
Love, George Vaughan Erasmus l. Acee I
Ovid p. Brown and William P. Fuller.
ET appearing to the satisfaction of the
Z Chancellorupon opening the matters ofthis
cause, that the said Addison Love is not a
citizen of the State of Mississippi; and that he
resides beyond the limits thereof SO that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be served
on him. 1t is therefore ordered by the Chan.
cellor that publication be made for the said
Addison Love to appear before the said Chan
cellor at the term ofsaid court to be holden
on the
Second Monday IN December next,
at the Court House in the town of Columbus
in the county of Lowndes in the District afore-
said, ofthe the State of Mississippi, then and
their to plead, answer or demur, to the bib o.
complaint in this cause iled,or the several ale.
cations in said bill contained VIII as to the
SAID Love be taken as confessed and such order
or decree be made thereon as may seem
meet.
r. L. DIXON Clerk.
BY NJ. MCCARTHY D. c.
Columbus Miss. July 18th 1871. pr 15d.
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ANNOUNCING CANDDATEs--For State &c
hce.-$lO For County office, So. T~Nc
name VIII be announc.d-unless paid for II
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KEPUBLICAN WIG TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
10 .. sHATTUCEE, of Carroll.
FOR CONGRESS-
A. L. BANGAMAN, of adams
W M' 4. HARLEY, of Marshal
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Il. q. GALLOWAY, OF EzoInos
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
JAMES y. ALLEN. OF HImds,
FOR STATE TREASURER.
DIR. ,. 5. CURTIS, fPres. Incumbent
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ROBERT HUGHES of Eaimas
FOR JUDGE 9th JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
GEO. r. CLAYTON, ESQ.
FOR DIST. ATTORNEY, 6TH JuD. DIST.
HENRY GRAY, ESQ.
COUNTY OFFICERS, FOR LowNDEs
FOR THE SENATE.
CAPT. p. B. STARKE.
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NOTICE.

EHARLES H ALERT, of Columbus
~ Miss. d GEORGE G. PRENTICE. of
Mobile Ala have formed a Copartnership for
transacting "a
General Commission Business,
IN the City ofMObile, Alabama, Under the style
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Cultivate your head and your hear
as well as your fields