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r,hs after the accession Of tho whlg
Nv to powerl'
fIoon this, the U. S. Gazette with great
.ouriety says, that If the Post had said
4 t,co months after the whig party came
lo power" he would have been quite
near correct. This outcry against the
resent administration, FOR the emptiness
4 the Treasury, is rather ridiculous
an otherwise.
mistress, | want new broom, If you
ease, men,"
"a new broom, Betsy, why where y
lat which you have been using3"
s.ftas all worn out to the handle, mem
Sworn out, indeed! what shocking
sreless0ess! Why Kitty, your prede.
|essor used it for nearly two years; and
~ YOU. who have not had the broom
,se' a month, complain that it is worn
|bt! Shocking extrayagancci''- Mo6il.
idvertiser.
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EsTRAYs of MADISON county.


HNAKEN up J. T. Love, bay horse,
fifteen hands high, with a small
white star in his forehead and a white
spec in each eye; PAGES well; no marks
or brands. Appraised to $50
Taken up By VIM. Buckner. on5
white steer, about six years old, red
ears, two under bits on the right ear.
one underbIt and smooth crop Oh the left
ear, left hip shot. Appraised to So.
Taken up BY VIM. Fitzgerald. three
mules: one dark bay mare mule. three
years old last spring. Appraised 70
$40.
One ligh bay mare mule four years
old past. Appraised to $40.
One sorreI mare muIe.wIth fax name,
three years DID, Appraised TO $50 The
above described mules are without marks
or brands.
Taken up by David Sutherland, two
horses: one a bay horse, ten years old
fourteen and a quarter hands big h.bran.
ded NJ on the left shoulder. JEFF hipcapped,
star in his forehead. Appraised 70
$50.
One sorrel horses eight years Cd four
+ teen hands high, three white feet, tuo
hind and the right fore FOOT white. y hiie
under lip, snip and star u bis forehead,
roam spot on his hthiP. Appgsised g
$50
Taken up BY Israel Spencer. : soFrel
horse, slIod all round. blaze Iace, asonl
mime years old. Eileen and half hands
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District Court of the
United States for
the Southern Dis
trict of Mis- /
cIrcfnnI

/ Whereas, on the day OF
a. D. 1874 Alb filed his petition Of
Bank ruptcy, in said court, and thereup-I
ga on the day Of A.sD.
by The decree Of said court, the said A.
B was duly declared bankrupt; and
whereas, after due notice given, on a fl.
nal and full hearing, Of said petition, on
the day of A. d. Is4 it
was decreed By said ceurt, that said A.
B. was entitle to full discharge from
TALL his debts-and certificate thereof
was by said court decreed and granted to
him.
i Nowthis is to certify that said A. b.
resident of the State of
having fully complied on his part, with
! all the provisions Of the actof Congre IS,
q entitled '.an act to establish Uniform
5 system Of Bankruptcy, throughout the
! United States, approved August 10,
184I,n is, by virtue Of the act aforesaid,
fully and entirely discharged from all
his debts.
g Ii testimony whereof, Judge
Of the Distris Courtof the United
States, for said District, having
H. S. lsigned these presents, and caused
the seal Of said court % be hereun-
to affixed
Test, cerk, DC.
District Judge.
81 Which certificate shall be signed BY
: the District Judge and attested by the
j Iclerk under the seal Of the court.
IL. Any creditor may oppose the dis
charge Of the debtor, but all objections
must Be- made IN writing, aud the cause.
assigned: upon which objections filed
the couf shall proceed 10 dispose OF then
ia the same manner as is provided lol
on the preliminary hearing
12. In al cases Dc the appointment o
an assignee, bond and security TO tht
probable amount Of at least one year.
receipts from the bankrupt effects, vii
b required of the assignee; unless dis
pensed with, BY lhe written assent Of
majority il value Of the creditors:
z Is. majority ID value RI the credit
: ors, may select the assignee, subject 4
! The approval Of the court ~ jud ge:
The gnee 0E asslgnees, shal
Be- allowed from time To time, such reas
] onabIe commissions as the court shat
8 deem proper for their 81 rylces an
2 shall also Be allowed out Of the estate b
8 necessary and proper dlsbufsen enls
made By them ii The execution Of the1
Z trusts for The various clerks. attorney
: and otheiagents necessarily cnaploy 81
p By them subject % the approval Of q
court.
.t Is. No attorney Of couEsslloI 3 aN
8 being an assignee, shall be- entitled
s charge he estate Tor profess onal sefvl
ices, done 81 b I'M II the execution 81 p
s lTnsl
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ETTERS o. admiuissralien. - -
- MS Rea, hsxing heeo graased Is
the undersigned at the Deceaer
Term Of The Probate Coari g Mad.see
county. On the estate Of lessPk 1[sz1. s.
ceased-ali those indeb,ed viii please eez
forward and make iEnnedia,e seltlesnen,.
and those having ciasuss againsl sd
estate are requested 10 preseal lAeea =
galIy autheRlicated uitkln The line pre.
scribed BY law or they ulI - fcrexes
barred.
JOHN MUM, Ad.niaisrrasor.
January 8, Is42. SIS
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Rules, regulations, an d
forms Of proceedings in
Bankruptcy, for the Dis
trict Court.


triCt Court.
/. A debtor DESTROYS ofeavailing him
self of the act to establish uniformsys-
tenn of Bankruptcy, shaIliile Inspection,
on oath, with the Clerk, in the following
form;
District Court Of the United State, In
and for the So,GihernD District Of Missis-
siPpi:
The Petition Of respectfully
showeth, that your petitioner is resident
Of the OF in the county Of
and State Of and that
YOUR petitioner has become unable TO
meet his debts and engagement. And
YOUR petitioner further showeth, that he
Is indebted to the persons, and in the
sums mentioned and set forth in the
schedule of debts hereunto annexed,and
marked schedule setting forth list Of
petitioners creditors, their residence,
and the amount due to each, and signed
BY your petitioner, which schedule, ac-
cording to tho best Of your petitioners
knowledge and belief, contains true
and correct list Of all your petitioners
creditors, their residence,and the amounts
due TO each ofthem; hichschedule, sign
ed as aforesaid, your petitioner rrays
may be taken as partof this his petition
which debts, your petitioner showeth
have not in whole or inpart been created
10 consequence of any delalcation by
your petitioner as a public officer, or as
executor, administrator, guardian, Of
trustee, or while acting in any other fl
dietary capacity. And your petitioner
further shows, the schedule hereto an
nexed and marked ssingentory Of pro
perty," and signed by your petion.
er, contains correct inventory Of your
petitioners property, rights and credits
Of every name, kind and description, and
the location anu situation Of each and
every parcel and portion thereof, to the
best of your petitioners knowledge
and belief, which your petitioners prays
may be taken as part of this his petit
ton.
Your petitioner, therefore, spectfully
prays that he may by decree Of this hon
orabIe court, be decIareda bankrupt &C
cording to the provisions Of the act o
Congress, in such case made and proyid
ed; and that such further order and pro
ceedngs may be taken as are proyid
ed for, directed, or required in an,
by the said act Of Congress. Dal
ed &c.
Signed BY Petitioner.
Form of the Jurdt 10 The foregoing
United State 81 America,
Southern District Of Miss SIS.
sissippi:
A. ID. 10 personally appeared
the petitioner baoye named, and bein
duly sworn, Tor affirmed) made solem
oath, that the foregoing petition bythlf
signed is true, to the best Of his know
edge and belief.
(Signed) District Judge.
or such other officer as may be authorl'
ed by the Court.
9. The Clerk shall endorse the date
fling the petition, on docket, 70 be kel
for that purpose.
5. Petitions thus docketsd will be 1
ken up by the Court IN their order, 81
set for hearing for particular day, q
less than 80 days from the fling q 8
petition.
d. Interpretations shall have thus be-
set for hearing, the applicant shall pu
lish in some newspaper, to be deslgnal'
by the Court, q notice IN the folloWiI
form:
Distaict Court Of the
UnitedStates for the
Snhlfhnrn. District -
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HAVING located himself u Czasoa-
- respectfully Oeers his serxsess Is
the different branches Of rs Processes.
viz: Surgery. Praetire &C ase3scine aas
Obstetrics Once oPPesiss D.egt4ss's
tavern, where he nay Be fooa1 a Al
times, or Al his residence. EEzeriy &
capied By Col. HabhaG
an GO $50
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Grocery & Produce Store

Grocery & Produce Store.
FENHE undersigned having located him
self permanently in Canton, for the
purpose OF transacting general
GROCERY * PRODUCE BUSINESS,
respectfully solicits the patronage of The
public. He pledges himself to sell at
Vicksburg prices with the addition OF
expenses Transportation. and will keep
a regular supply of the following arti-
cIes:
Rio, Havana and Java Coffee,
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea,
Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Molasses,
Whiskey, Superior and Recii6ed,
French and American Brandy,
Claret. Port and MADEIRA Wine,
Sperm and TaIlow Candles,
Bacon, Sides and Shoulders,
Barrel and Bulk Pork,
Superior Canvassed Hams,
Chewing Tobacco, Fine and Common,
Kentucky and Boston Mustard,
Buckwheat Flour,
Family Flour of superior quality,
Salt, Coarse and Fine,
MackereI, Salmon and Goldfish,
Segars, Havana and Common,
Black and Red Pepper and Allspice,
Potatoes and Onions,
Green and Dried Apples,
Raisins, Nutmegs, Pickles and Starch,
Fresh Garden Seed,
Hardware and Crockcry, assorted,
Tin Ware, assorted,
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
Together with many other articles, al
Of which will be sold cheap fer cash.
WM. WHEELER.
Canton, Feb l9, 1912, SS-,f
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= = : > -
THE partnership kereio.ore exsslsnz
under the name and siyic 81 H.
zhein s. Co.. IS dissolved Al peesoos
indebted 10 the above srsn Ill saake Pax-
ment 70
P. D. HiLZHElM.
Canton. Feb. 4, ls4s-S7-4s
The business v1ll = eon1sessa :.
heretofore by
P. d. HlLZHEEu.
Canton. Feb I. lsts-S7-ss
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made before such application will be
heard, and may be made in the mode
nov prescribed inthe Superior Court Of
Chancery Of this State, IN case OF absent
defendants.
6 Upon such proof Of publication,
decree Of Bankruptcy will be made, I'M
less sufficient cause be shewn % The con
Itrary.
4. Any creditor or creditors, desiring
q oppose the decree Of Bankruptcy
must sloso by fling objections III writ.
ling before the hearing; whereppon the
court may proceed 10 hear and deter
nine the case; Or if the objections IN
Eyolve questions Of fact, may award fur
/ Their time to take testimony Or order
an issue to be made up to be tried BY d
Jury,
s. After every decree Of Bankruptcy
1.-THE Court will, upon the application Oh
the Bankrupt, set q day at least 80 days
after said decree, for the final hearing Of
the cause, with a view to the discharge
Eof the Bankrupt, whereupon the appli-
cant shall publish notice IN the follow
ing form:
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ANDRETHsS celebsaEsd G4rden
esIs from Philads paia. = asraased
[res Ind genuine. IIlsI received ind Tor
saIs 81 GEO II & End EnS.1N
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- t&Er1z8TF-
Aad now. 70 nit. On the i9sA ~ 4
November. A. D. lS4R
THIS Day came me cocpiaiaank -
his Attorneys, AM Il appearing ~ tAe
satisfaction q 5ae Court lhak TIE 80 -
fendani Mary H. Dann. i nota rss;sssns
OF the Safe Of NississiPpi. 81 resss.il.s
beyond the j0risdicgion q tbs cear<- i
il Is therefore considered - tAs cears
on motion Of compiaiaanfss Aneraex
thar unless The said deieo3anl - ssee1e
here on or before he srsl 3ax s. 1he
next term OF tbs Coafs. and 49,. a.
swer or demur u the complaisz1sss -.
the Court viii take he s1ate Sc oonIsssz
e and the Coart ~iil dccree zccor.asax
| u: 4 IS fariher ordered ,has aropy s
this order be Pubhshe1 iz IL :. y sssisssip
pi Creole," aneuspapeF pablisA.si s, s.
town Of Cant0n n his Safe. oocs eeel
FOR twelve weeks saccesaively
Akrue copy fron me nina1es e -
Il a
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District Court Of
the United States,
Southern Dis
trict Of Mis-
sissippi.

Notice IS hereby given that A. h.
|of has been duly declared Bank
rupt by an order Of this said court.made
on the day of "A. ID.
and that the said Al. b. has applied for q
certificate of final discharge from his
debts under the act Of Congress, in such
such case made provided; and the
day of at has been
set FOR the final hearing. All persons
interested may then and there appear
to shew cause, if any they can, why the
decree and certificate Of discharge
should not be granted.
Which notice shall be published il
some newspaper, designated by the
court, at least go days before such fna
hearing; and be inserted at least three
times.
8. The petitioner shall also cause {
similar notice TO be served on all credit
ors residing and being in the county o
1.-THE residence Of the Bankrupt, and alsC
similar notices to be addressed to all ere
dilors whose residences are knowI
TO him, and depostc the same thu
addressed il the post office-but in al
eases service on the creditor, his agen
or attorney, shall suffice.
10. Proof of such publication may b
nad9 as aforesaid, and notice may b
j proven by the affidavit, of any competen
person; and thereupon the court ma,
proceed at such final hearing to decree
full discharge Of the debtor an
grant him certificate thereof, whicl
certificate shall be in the following form
10 wit:
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]. 4. TALBOT
Ranger q Had so. ea'ss.ssi
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In the matter of the !
petition of
of to be
declared a Bank
rupt and TO be dis
charged from his
debts.
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Distaict Court Of the
UnitedStates for the
Southern District
Of Missis-
sippi.

In the matter Of the
petition Of Of
of to be declared
q Bankrupt,a ndto be dis
charged from his debts.
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4 Go1o CHiRAcrga.

A good character is 70 a yong man
what firm foundation is to the artist
who proposes TO eroct Il building on it:
he can build with slfe,yanl all who be,
hold it will have couiidenco in its soIiIi.
~, a helping hand will never be wanted.
but lot single part DO detective, aud YOU
60 on hazard, amid doubling and dis.
trust, AM ten to one it viii tumble dova
at last aud minglo all that was built on Il
IN ruin. Without good character, p9y.
crty Is curse--wth il, scarcely an evil
Happiness cannot cXis. whore good char
acler is not; where j, - not a frequent
visitor. All that is bright in tho hope Of
youth, all that Is calm and b,.sstIl in the
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BErTIN.-Whon man has determine {
to gamble, human laws will not always
prevent him. As an Instance we saw
on Sunday last two young men on one Of
the corners Of st. Charles st., attentlve-
y watching the boots and shoes Of the
pedestrians
We stood aside for moment an dis.
covered that a bet was pending on the
number Of round and square loed boots
which might pass within a given time!
Whether the rounl or the square won,
we cannot say, as we did not remain to
soej Yeti was gambling, and what sort
Of law must that be which coda prevent
It? The entire m)raI law might possibly
prove ctIcctual, if public opinion woaId
rigjdIy enforce it,
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LoJfer's fashions for MaH--A hgh
sqaint over the left eye, the right hand
in the bosom, the thumb and torogfngel
lightly touching the walch.guard.
The hal should stand upon five hairs.
corner Of white silk handkerchief
just showing itsoIla at the temple. The
whiskers should be long and earIocks de-
sccnding half way down the face.
Alight cane may BE- carried under the
arm, which should be oxteriously twlrIed.
however, when you meet a dun. In such
cases the eyes should be steadlustly fixed
on the clouds, and the step be brisk and
hurried.
On meeting lady, the upper lip should
be gently curlcd, and if you have hand~
some teeth, be suddenly struck by com.
cal idea which creates a broad smile.
II you see a poor acquaintance, stop to
brush the dust off your trowser's leg, or
pause moment to look at a picture, if
any such be near He will poss as.
matter OF course.
Carry u pocket 'uII Of pumico al ways
with you to fling into the eyes Of tailor 5
boys, if there is no other way 10 got clear
Of them.
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From FLORlDA.

We learn by the St. Augustine News
The 25lh ult. that horrid tragedy was
,cled at place called Mandarin, about
; miles N. w. of that port, few days
.evious. We recic the deed in its own
80, rds :--aller reconnoiloring the various
nations, they on Monday afternoon
ight negro belonging to Mr.. William
8 trtley, who was out squirrel hunting,
i at evening proceeded towards the set.
,nent for the purpose Of pundering the
ore, but as the Indian told them there
are many men in that direction. they
. med back to the Harley neighborhooi,
, lch is near Julngton creek and about
miles from the st. Johns, and from
jch they had seen the men depart, who
gone on a hunting party Of two days.
Approaching the houses of William
rIoy, they put the negro forward, aud
ne came to the door they fred three
40, killing Mrs. Hartley aud her child
, year old, an1 Mr.. Domingo Acosta.-
Hr. MoIphus also in the house, was
tho ran for the pine barren, and
re died. The infant was killed by the
! which killed the molher-"It cried
r moment aud then hushcd ~
They then proceeded 10 the other plan.
.ons while the alarmed Inhabitants
Iaged to escape from their houses, as
lgh by miracle. The houses Of Ma,
Mel and George Ilarlly were success.
~ visited, plundcrcd aud burned with
out bulldlngs-they then returned to
house Of William Hartley, which they
q - plunderel aud fired tho bodies Of
"'ie aud child, aud Of Mr. Acosta
,.Ig consumed
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COISLNS.

There is nothing like a cousin; it is the
sweetest relation in human nature -
There is no excitement in loving your
sister, and counting lady in the face oil
a strange family requires the nerve Of a
martyr; but your dear familiar cousin,
Will her provoking maidenIy reserve and
her bowitching freedoms, and tho romp.
ing lroics, and the stolen tenderness over
the skoin Of silk she will get tangled
and then the long rides, which nobody
talks about, ana the long letters, on
which nobody pays the postage--no,
there is nothing like cousn--a young,
gay, beautiful wich Of a cousin.
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February 10 1912.
NOTICE.

N pursuance oil an order from the Pro
4 bate Court of Amito county, granted
at the January term 1919, will sell At
the late residence Of George McGehee
deceased, on the 7lh day of March next
on a credit Of twelve months, the follow,
ing personal estate, belonging to the same
to wit: one negro man named George
one named Peter, and a woman Marian
Also, one elegant Gin stand and run.
ming gear, press and other articles. Notes
with approved security will be required
OF purchasers.
CLINTON M'GEIIEE, Admir-
Feb. 5 l842 4t5
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The New Orleans Picayuno says, "a
young spark who is counting rospocla,
bic young lady in that city, sat so hate
few evenings SINCE thatthe servants were
all the lcrenoouuoyt day .'in white.wash-
ms bis shadow od'the wall,
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NOTICE..

4 HEREBY Gorwarn all person, r,o,,
n trading for certain promisory no S."
made by the subscriber, bearing data W
or about the 3rd of January 1872, far II"
sum Of one hundred and fiy doIar,
made payable to NJ N. Whitney, as rba
consideration for which said note was gin
en- failed entirely. am determinedno M,
to pay said note unless compelled BY law
MILTON WIllTTlNGTOY
February IL 1912. 36
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NOIiCE.
A I the March term 1912 of the Pro-
IA bate court Of Amito county, will
present my accounts for FINAL settlement
and allowance, as Guardian Of Calharne
Chandler, at which timo all those inter.
esied can attend n they think proper
SAMUEL W. DUNBAR, Gar'dn.
Feb. 10 1919 3l6
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NOTICE.

T
ETTERS of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate of William Adams, deceased, at
the January term l842, of the Probate
Court Of Amite county. Notice is here.
by given to all persons indebted to said
estate, to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred
HARDY BROWN, Admir-.
Jan 90 1912. 4
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IT Woy'r MI, .,,,,.,, ,l,.,,.r,.o ,,r,,
many things in this world for instance
/, won't do to deaounre falls. teeth il
the presence OF dentists, nor in the pres
cnce Of old maids who have not mad a
sound tooth in their heads for a ouarfo,
OF centuury.
1t won't do to talk aboa. horn aInts and
wooden nutmcgs when there are Coape,.
/ lieut. Yankees about,
Ii won't do to imagine legislature
will compel the banks to resume when
three lorlhs OF The members are anong
those who viii suffer The most If forced
10 pay their debts lnslanter.
II won't do 10 travel upon the New Or
teans side walks untII finally acquainted.
by carefully studying The chart, with the
location otoli The muI holes hidden be.
nccth the flag stones.
1t won't do 10 ear soup with two
Pronged Iork, or roasted beef with spoon
when anxious 10 dine in great haste.
1t won't do 10 pail mans nose until
you are fully satisfied he has not snpnl,
enough to resent il by blowing YOUR brains
out.
1t won't do for fellow who o.. Jr,oI,
that he cannot see a hole tbropgb = lad.
der, to ATTEMPT TO stand on The ,on aro
lanp most or fire nina and ,,ato rr,aat.
to the multitude ~ I'>'0''
II wou,l do otheov off g.o,.l H.,
on warm d,v in J"ona,, 'T a.; rlI Eur ,, -
Ibar there viii hn NO r,a, ~ ''n' ~,
un,iI another yi,tor O'' "0"'''0i
/, wn,,,, do r,aaa a,;,,. ...
a,,I nY Fr,J,, "N I'''o' ~ way 'o' d
,II'' .''',, "'6"'' o''"'0 IG
T. t',, "l,, , Wv r,I '",.o' 81 GoPy
,ra W." : ~ ~ - w tioa' 'no i'Ilu ncc'S
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.NNHAT large and commodious brick
4 building, now occupied by Samuel
IHlotson, in the town of Liberty, as a
dwelling and store house.
Also, the room formerly occupied by
the Union Bank. and one room in the
same buiIding.-For further particulars
apply to SHUBAL TITLOTSOM
or N. CHALFANT.
Jan 90 1912 ga
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sober scenes Of life, all that Is soothing
in tho vale OF years, conlcrs in, and is dc.
rived from q good character
Therefore acquire this as the first aud
AMOS, yalpable good.--Rmcicr Courier
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HAMILTON M'KNIGHT
ATTORNEYAT LAW,
TjborJu MjcSiSSiDDi

Liberty, Mississippi
ANT ILL continue to practice Law, IN
Wv the Circuit Courts Of Amlle
Pike, and Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county of Marion. Bust
ness in the Probate Of Amite, will meet
with his particular attention. He will DO
found 10 the office formerly occupied BY
Judge Crawford, on Washington street.
January 8, lo42
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-02-12
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