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The State of Rhode Island is on the
verge Of a singular and internal con filct.
Our readers have already been ac-
quainted with the popular proceeding
there, for the formation of a constitution,
and total reorganization of the State 60
vernment Rhode Island has never had
any other constitution than the original
charter as COLONY, granted from the
British crown. Under that charter the
powers of government are vested in free
holders and their eldest sons; and as
there is no mode for amendment, except
the legislative power, welded entirely
by this class, the non-freeholders have
never been able to obtain any enlarge
ment ofthe right of suffrage. sponta-
neous movement was made, not long
since, for the abolition of the old govern
ment, and the establishment of a new
one, without regard to any the present
forms. or respect to any of the existing
authorities. A convention was summon
ed and held, a constitution framed, and
submitted to the popular voice for appro-
val; and II was approved by the votes oil
more than full majority OF all the male
citizens of the State, freeholders and
non-freeholders, above twenty -one years
of age. Measures were then taken for
carrying this constitution into effect as
the supreme law of the land, and as alb
rogating at once all the old forms Of GO
vernment.
The freeholders are not, however, sc
easily dispossessed. In possession of the
State Offices, and welding the power o
1.-THE State according to long established
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Battalion Order.

ADIUTASr'S OEEE-E Ssh E M
CansOo, Nj. NARA :. Isss-
Order No. l.
The Battallons cc-nposlng tie asa
regiment MississiPpi Militia are eon-
manded 70 parade for ~training Al Inn
Proyement IN marital exercise" as g.
lows:
The Isl Baftzlisa a. Livingsscn. C
Saturday, April snd, is4s, A. 10 s'eloek.
A NJ
The End Ba,tzlioa a. Sumo Bird -. @
Saturday, April en-, ls4s. a. 10 o'cioek.
An.
The OfEcers OF each Batt.lca. ecm-
missiOnsd and non-eomnissioce3. 81
meet as above directed The day Prsxlc1s
for DrilI
Ofscers vii exteai The aboxe or3srs
Throughout thsar respective ec@=zn2s
according 10 law
By order OF
WI. E HARRELD.
Col Cs@e'I-
VIZ PzIESrLx, Adiuteat.
mar > AIS
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POSITIVELY
THE LAST CALL.
mar 1912

ALL those indebted to the undersign-
n ed either by note or book account.
are hereby notified that unless they call
and settle BY the 25lh instant. their notes
and accounts will be placed IN the haHds
of an officer for collection, Hciihoat dis
elimination. Recent circumstances have
rendered this call imperative, and have
10 hope that il will not be disregarded-
d. ]. BLOOM
March 4. l842 lis
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CAUTION.

OSI or misl aid, on or about the Ist
February, 1912, note for $500,
ara "n by Allen Y. Patrick and Eliza
beth Patrick, in favor of Gabriel C..
Smith, agent for James Walker, and some
man as security, who has gone to North
Carolina. All persons are forewarned
from trading for this note.
H. NJ WALKER.
Canton, March 12, l842.-42-3
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THE undersigned respectfully tafara
- the eitizens Ct Mzdlsca se3 NaEsc
thar taey have es..A.asA@1 =
House IN Sasarfia. for ire parpo~e Ct -
ing general Recslxia a.1 Forwar9Ez<
business supply q 6roeersss. b@g-
ging. Rope. Sc 81 - kePt coaseantlv
ca had GILES PAUL & R0B6
aug ss tf-s-
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HOW BEAUTIFUL.

Milking SOOrship Of the eGutiful"-BULwEl
How beautiful this world of ours.
Its autumn hues, and Summer flowers.
Its waving fields of rlpened grain,
Itstwilight shade, on hill and plain;
Beautiful, its sparkling foods,
And its leafy, solemn woods,
And its morn, when DER the brake,
All its songsters first awake.
How beautiful-the starry night,
When its meek and mello wed light,
Stealing through the trees is seen,
On the jocond village green.
Beautiful, the dreams of sleep,
When the spirit, wrapt and deep,
Wanders meath Lethean spell,
To land where Angels dwell.
And oh! how beautiful to see
Loves unchanged fidelity,
Hearts that beat through good and i'll.
True and fond, and faithful still:
Beautiful, when years have sped,
O'er PEASANTS honored head,
lie the watchful care we bless
In child's devotedness.
How beautiful that quenchIess power,
Unsubdued in darkest hour,
Unseduced when fortunes beam
Gaily gllds life's varying stream;
Virtue-thine this glorious sway,
Thou the gem of fairest ray,
Thou the fairest flower we Gull,
Crown of almost beautiful.
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m ETrERS OF a1mlnistrat5oa- haxlng
"a been granted - he aa1ersl gn~i -
the February Tern Of TIE Prohase coars
OF Madison county. On The esase of s.
mnsl D. ElgGr, deceased. al SAose IN
debted wlll please cone forward aa3
make immediate setrlemenf. AID tAo@e
having claims against sid estate are
requested 70 Prssens them leSalv A.
thenticated within The tiuse presersSesl
BY law. Or thew wiil 5e Forever Aarr~1
ANDREW Il. EDGAR.
A1E..2lxtFazeT-
March 4. 1872 ais
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From the Woodville Repnblicap.

From the Woodville Republican.
STATEN Mt of the Liabilities of
Members Of the House of Representa-
tives of the Mississippi Legislature to
the Union Bank-taken from the
report of the Assignees of said Bank
made on Friday morning the 10Th
instant:
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a Prelate, walking with DR. Johnson,
IN 81. James Park, remarked, that the
trees grew very large and strong. SIR
SAID the Grabbed poet, '.they have no
thing else to do.
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Sl81,5OI,51O
$133,759,O1O

he Albany Argus has the fol-
ng condensed statement Of the kinds
letal, and the operations of the
/:
Inc total imports consisted of S.
,608 In gold bullion, $34, $685. TIA in
coin, $685. 45, in silver bullion,
$l3l ,673,8O3 in silver coin. The
of exports $5l3,573 in gold bull
$14,642 ,239 in gold coin, 1891 ,291
liver bullion, and $1O4,304,220 in
er coin. To which add, SIS, $685.
export OF American coin and bull
The operations of the Mint were
menced in 1884 During these
Is, the whole coinage in value was
S,54l. 1t was less than one halt
sum for the two next years, when
value Of the coinage increased until
second year of the war 1918, when
value was $l,1O2,271. For the
following years, however, It was
RlIy reduced-in 1915, only $50,
and the average for the four years
Pg only $342,2 1857. The three hea
years of coinage we're l834-5 anc
Il: $7,754,90O in '34. $5,668,667 in
and $7,764,9OO in SO. The coin
last year was $1,2O6,901. The ag
gate amount Of coinage at the A
can Mint, from 1898 to I84l, wa
,o49 ,402-at the Branch Minis, So,
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William Garsley aadl -.
Robert Y Davis,
-
Henry A. Foster, D~leadaa,.
pURSUANT 70 decree of The So
Perior Court Of Chan1sry or TIE
State Of MississiPPi. made IN The above
cause ~ the January Terra. lS4s. | wlll
on the SOth day Of Marrh. ls4s. Al he
Court House dOcr IN the townof Caascn.
Madison county, oder A. PaSlic asci6on-,s
the highest bidder, % a credit of ssx
months, the following Ransed slaves. -
wit:
Arcksy, JosizG. LSaisa aa3 her eAiL3r-.,
named EdaHni, Sizsa. s.
lGRd, N9z-y and E-llllGa.
and the increase Of the females. II any.
Bond wilh undOabled security al 5e -
CURED for the purchase m n9y.
r L DIXON, Gear.
mar 5 1912 Ss-S
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A Ii persons are hereby nonSe3. taai
- any further 3ePredArioas aPoa ~
lot Of Mrs Nan6erssrsf Ices vaeansl ~
the cutting or removal 81 trees. saruss
or plants Of any descrsptoa wh1,exer
will be visited w1lh the uta.css peaa'ees
OF The laws am 6@t=rsniaed. rigadly
10 prosecute. al persoes 40 kave aees,
or may Be, guilty Of EacA sr~sPaSs-s-
A T.. MOORE.
Aeszz zzi AE1arz<z.
March Z, IS42- $i-S
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I'D He that knows but in part, is
,.,,sr than he that knows not at all,
&c what advantage is unavailable
ouledpe. 1t is only clog to the me-
,v--useIess lumber-like broken fur
hire and unmatched pairs treasured up
no purpose. One Of the objects OF
1 meeting will then be, to adopt as far
rossible some uniform system Of books.
IS work must Of course have com
ncement. before we can hope for It's
u completion; and it must first be aP-
bached by teachers and the friends OF
oo,,;on cor we need expect nothing
Inn others. If then but few teach
those Of the adj Joining counties. will
], and select such course of books
thew think best adapted to common
sooIs. much conceive will be accom-
shed; never, we might venture to as
will common schools rest upon a
basis until this has been done. 1t
been done in other States and we can
mess the most happy results II this
biect is agitated, SO as to call forth an
Dression of public sentiment, have no
nj it would be unanimous in its favor.
that is necessary to secure this, is a
: union of effort upon the part those
are engaged in educating. We are
interested in the education Of the
In of our country, whether we be
ents or not, for how can we hope, that
"fair patrimony," our liberties will
.afe in the hands Of an uneducated and
he'd generation; or that law and or
& will not suffer violence from their
surbed passions? We are clamorous
S our honor and our rights, why not
E our voices in favor of that, which
secure for US almost every blessing,
save US from many of the ills of this
kbetide world!
Tours, Respectfully,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
VIM. J. benson and)
S. ID. Sharp, ex'ors} Complaihants.
ofJ.W. Camp, dec.
vs.
Magness Tearge'l Defendants.
ct. al,
PURSUANT to a decree of the Su-
u perior Court OF Chancery Of the
State Of Mississippi, in the above cause,
made at the January Term. 1942, will
on the 9th day of March, 1912, AZ the
Court House door in the town of Canton,
Madison county, sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder, on a credit Of SIX
months, the following named negro slaves,
10 wit:
JOSHUA and has trife named FANNY,
and her increase if any. Bond with IN
doubted security, will be required for the
purchase money.
R, L. DIXON, Com'r.
mar 5 1912 AS
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$40 REWARD.

luiI eyes. She appears much affected
when spoken TO.
The above reward of ten dollars will
be given 10 any person. II taken in this
county, or twenty dollars ii taken
out of the State.
NATHANIEL NJ. BASS.
Beattie's Bluff, March IL, Is4s.-42- 81
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

w. w. WadlingtOn)
CT al. ex'ors Of Merry Compartments.
Ger Washington dec
John H. Walker, Defendant
DURSUANT, to a decree Of the So
u perlor Court of Chancery Of the
State Of Mississippi, made IN the above
cause at the January Term, 1912, will
on the Both day of March, 1912, al the
Court House door In the town of Canton.
Madison county, offer at public auctien,
10 the highest bidder, on a credit Of six
months, the following described tracts or
parcels of land, 10 wit: The south half
Of the east half of the south west quar-
ter of section twenty seven, IN township
ten, range two east; land south east quar-
ter and north east quarter OF section
twentv-seven. and south half of east
halfof south west quarter, and west halt
of south west quarter, and nor west
quarter of section twenty-slx, and north
half of west half of north east quarter,
and east half of north west quarter Of
section thirty-four, all in township ten.
range two east; and south half Of east half
olsouth west quarter dissection thIrty-tour,
in same township and range, containing
in all eight hundred acres, more or less,
and living and beng in the said county
of Madison, on Bear creek. Also, the
following named negro slaves, to Wit
Magowen, John, William, Sylvia and her
children, named Elizabeth and Mary,
Nelson, Ben, Tom, Minda, Sarah and
Amanda, together with the increase OF
the females, if any. Bond with approx
ed security WILDE required for the par.
chase money
r. L. DIXON, Com'r.
mar 5 1912 AS
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CoNNIssloNER,s 49,.

COMMISSIONER sALE.
VIM j. benson and
Sd. Sharp, ex'ors ComPlaiaaats-
ofJ.W CamP,deeGl
Kills walsOnl n.s.-s....
ct. a.,
pURSUANr 10 decree ef ne s.
- Perior Court OF Chanc~ry Of ~
State Of Mississippi. made IN The asovs
cause Al the January Tern. is4s. -
on the SOth day OF March. ls4s a. 10
Court House door in ths to~a orCantos,
Madison county, offer 81 paSlsc s1etion.
to the highest bidder, @ = credit Ct 81
mOnths,ihe following named negro save,
TO Wit.
ID EC IA.
Bond with undoaSssa secarlty wLl =
required for the purchase u,caey.
r L DIXON, Cou'r.
mar ls42 as
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lust kz-ears.1 = eA1-= ,ez OF Easfs
- s St<s Nso> z<-ssr Hrs.
Prfzss. nzzrkaer. - a. So Sc 49,
So CASH l-s- raM a. - ccrerr. 1
tksak caa So Eu.1tls a. -t-Es 80 49,
E0BEEr LAS>TTEE-
Co. As IL n84l IL
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From the New Orleans Bulletin.
GOLD AND SILVER.

The following table, which appea s in
Report of the Secretary OF the Trea-
J, shows the annual imports and ex-
IT'S of gold and silver coin and bullion
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sOMETHING IN NAME..-Satirst.
|, in thy last born's title-bless his bones
The world fitting designation halls;
+, born amidst a starving peoples groan,
e may with truth be called Prince of
tCGils!
The same print says: "The new born
.ince maintains. in supreme degree,
4 family character, if we are to credit
nurse, who says she never saw such
shild-there is no satisfying him. IN
\ Mercury.
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srkANER

EEON ~ slSsSr5ser. sssr zsi-s sszsA
Ct Ca.ecz. .hcas ghe to<A c. f5fh
>eP--aoer a.. /, 1ark srose e. Aay So
@aie. aScgi ; ye.rs o13, zz-s-aily al
fsr IS age- A Neal r-sa-4 ~ill -
gisea ssr Is &-llVrrv 90 ~. c. ssr 1-y
.storuatl q - tAas ca go ~ .Saiz
1OHN "a CHEtTHAN-
N1F- rs. is4l. ISL
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Mount Olympus.

The New Orleans Bulletin says
|nmittee Of the Stockholders Of The
change Bank, were, on the 4th inst,
gaged in examining into the actu-
condition Of the affairs Of that institu-
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Much feeling has existed in certain cir
cIes, lately, occasioned by the clandes-
tine marriage of young lady-a Uery
young Iaiy-with an elderly English
gentleman, who has for some time hgur-
ed rather largely in our fashionable quar-
ters. The young lady, Miss Crog han,
niece of Col Crog han.was at at fashlona-
bic board school on Staten Island, kept
by a lady, whose daughter is said to
have been the first wife of the elderly
English gentleman. Miss Croghan IS
said to be only Is or Is years of age,and
heiress in her own right to very large
estate. The gentleman, Mr.. Schinley,
IS variously represented as to age, from
rs to go, but skillul "maker-up," so as
to appear much younger, and of very
seductive manners. The marriage, il
is said, was performed by one of the
MISUNDERSTANDING, no doubt,
but without connivance at the secre-
CIV observed. Immediately after the
ceremony the parties embarked for Eng
land.
The father of the girl is said to be-
and no doubt truly, very deeply affilct
ed 1t is possible, however. that he j:
relieved from the care of an undutiiu
daughter One thing is obvious enough
that such an occurrence is BY no meansex
traordinary, as a result of education at g
Questionable boarding school. IN Y
Com. Advertiser.
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- tAs caz1c1 sd l.-kses f. Eae3
Coaaeaav. are ccene4 e1rszs.T sosae az
Of Assay 81 tAe So 81 MzsszszeFrl.
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sAe ssocA = ukra. PGrsz4zE - - w.
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IsAa n H-wccEt i. - $50 cf cazsss-
~eer1 &c 81 zzcre e tee e,zzz- <zzsssrs
can a. al u@-s &c $3.50. AZ - ees=s
q szAseFlFzaSa =za.s. kse@9
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9OS COLLINS
L u GAERETT.
" & CaANSES.
y Il ROLLINS
LANES WILEY.
J. r H0WCOTT.
CszzEEFssz@-x
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rs L g. SLAUGHTER Ass rssz-
~ zed keslaezs la Case. Mss
whers be = Pr~E2r~4 - acco=zs-ass
thcse = - @zx 1Kcr ~ - = al
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We thought it would come to this.

The Plymouth Rock says:-"We have
been favored BY a young lady with the
reading of a copy Of a letter from Boz
in reply to request made by some three
or four Plymouth ladies, for lock of
Dickens hair He declines compliance
with their request, because it would af-
lord a precedent, which, if followed,
would shortly result in total badness
Boz couched his letter in very pretty
terms, and his reply was proper one."
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DISSOLUTION.

"HE 6rm Of PREW EFT s HAN
- COCK. was THIS day elssolve1--
Those indebted - them wlll Please ca
and settle, and II there BE- aay hax.ag
claims against the 6rn. they sal p1e2se
present them lmmedial=iy - he ua3er-
signed.
NJ. y, PREwETT.
Canton. July 2Ist is4i.-9-sf
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j. BURCKETT.

Forg1ratzg N4~rrAGn9-
: - Ea x1kEa - Nm-KHa "a 49, 14azn
EaSa1NsroN 81
VlCESEC az.
a. a. t.ua~s pr-pe-e3 O. sale c1xA
= a3saa-~s upee CcS-cr. A. fzr1ssA
as lrien1s 50 Barsaax. 49, e.. Pro
1sc~ sd a erher 3 as-srs1z 80 e.
an exnc.sixe s1ock e 49, - Is 49,
- scor--
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Those names which are itaZiciSed are
bond payers-and the others are Anti
Bonders.
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'lED.-At New York on the 18th ult.
y franklin Clinton, son of the late
'srnor Clininton.-Cres. CITY.
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HAVING locas-a Aa=ss,f = C.z,o-.
re~7--etl4lix osrzrs IS servao<s -
;ee 9a-ereaf oraueA<s cf - Frofesslez.
~ >srS~ry. Iar.r1s>- e. ue1s-s.~ ard
o'ess~trsss oksa - M OSts Lev
OsAsce, ~Asre Ne nv se fss.3 ~ a.
sazn~s> o. a. - rr-1 s~u-<. Esr--rEv -
c1Ps-3 ~ Co HzaAarl
~ - 49,
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Corrected from the Ne,o Orleans Commercial
Bulletin, March 5.
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BLANKS,

Constantly on hand At this oses.
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or an nEsCRIFr1oNs. Witt n.
n~wwwp At wREs cFF1Cx-
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w. w. Wadlington)
era!: en'ors Of Ner- cOmplainanis-
Ger Washington dec
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William Gariley aRdl -
Robert Y Davis.
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Jliy 70. iir. John 3. Bort. OF Fonda y. y 90 Me.
III the'i Root. tlug stephen 3. " lnu OF .h. CITY,
jolly Mr. james dwell. 90 NJ, Mara LOUISA, daugl-
fr of Henry rgie,o.
4, Noe-brighio1 July u.s.. ~. Benjamin r. Smith. OF
C-sta1d ONO. io Ms' Mary Jane, daughter OF Newton
Hayes. ~. o' ihI> fy.
A. BROOKLYN. J.. J.. July a. r.. Andrew l. stone OF
Ph -a-yla. 20 VI, Matilda Bsrodv eide. daughter OF
Al alb Fisher. E.4.of brooklyn.
u Washington CIV. July D., NJ Danei F.teriy. OF
Newly York. 20 VI jas Hell .e Ga, 81 tuat cts.
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aiifr EXPIRED post moreD examination wss rns-. and
~" 81 discovered 10 his system which had caused the
te%ih verdict Of death from sraugulaira n accidentally
swallowing copper nall
DtsTH fR0N DRoWNiNg.-The Coroner also heif an .u-
qu',t on b1ard the I .h.p No7h Carons on fe body
Hrnfs" Hammond, late coinrcI steward .uIp aged
r. native oi Peun-lraaia, who VA drowned sunday
Ngul m attempting o. ~ nsaorc. Verdict accordingly
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IFUIFo Htn'Y NUIe, NV A0fl
Asfk -
Samuel Cronk, Gle. h. Ncw.YoIk
David smith. dale o. Of Porter Smi.h1 New-Y0rk
Joseph !. Martin, -par-Eaher. Ne,s-yofk
f'tcf ID IashroUck. baker Kingston Comm lsory on
COM liant OF Cooper Son. add otner..j