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Tailoring,

YWVHE subscriber having permanently
"a located hlWseIf at fchuIa, with the
view of conducting The Tailoring Bnsi-
ness in ia various branches, informs The
citizens of Tchula and vicinity, that be Is
prepared TO make garments TO order 10 the
nealest and most fashionable manner and
al the shortest notice.
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all cases warranted to al, il vel made up.
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FuIlz s. Brooke, F. q.
April IS, 1912. ~ 2m pr + SlJ
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23

The State Of NlIssissiPpi,t January
Superior Court OF Chancefy term 1912
Il. l.. Scruggs,
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intelligence, ana oRY ,,
OWE BOLL.AR PER ,AFAU.a'

Country Editors, giving the 49, UoVSSf,hcr, y,
critic themselves thereby ~" mo year CIV
chronicle, regular throuBnoo ,,,, marked v"
papers containing Advertisement"
iy Messenger. y
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REW ARE

We haye found upon inquiry that OF person, have
soash s.assysk and h.v:
can ssn 70 .Ses
'''p1'e'fTfAi SffEFiNc WITH THE HEALTH
greater '''' from sa p XVI 4 Ta IL iTRrFS s
s:s "sss s'y T s:y !. s
49,. -. @ k,- T he rsr.eul;, Notice. 90
sccn pksgs 81 the genuine Horehoul Csnd bears upon
EASLE sUFroRrrNo THE AMERICAN FLAG,
TH< ooo sls s44EiAE5 TzEN MR. ASp HERCULES
The whole bear, he nc smiie Of ]. Pease L Son.
ru,nv~cr .. PEAssPEii SON, IS Division st.
rEAsEs coaSo 81 LIZ Eo kkfEE1SGSB SSxNDY.
TO MEssRs TEASE soN-p..1rA ~. ~ ist2
not p. p,s,a,s pfa with yo"
b. e ses 70 @ ny
Candy had taken unus.aI Soisss "a q
&, .., Pr:
AZ sy:s r ,ss.
Of &. ehaS.S
: :'rss:
peculiar ''''' o''a. 5Pf:s asi soy Division 81.
::s Fl :sssssfe
gred j. fease Snn IS Division ST. OF whom IL be
,nded to. ~' F' -,
Terms invariably Cash. All st.eu must be postpsid.
Rashton Aspinwa ITO Brosdvsy 10 Astor House. and
William St -
THOMPSON cor Fulton and william eta.
Sands - uiton at and q auise Budiurs cor of Bro,d
AZ ard Chamoers ST. over No thAvenue-
The ic ~ ring are our State agenu:-
Mr. Esaddne NO; state 81 Boston. Macs
Rawis Co 81 State IL Albany.
Or JR9bertsoa, No. 40 Baltimore st, Baltimore Ma
Mtssr Duboise x Co. Mobile. Ala -
yes,r.J cwn' & Go. No Is K.eh..ss Place. New o,
Rev M.puv.i. asa Broad st, Nsrnh, nj.
Mr. W He man, Louisville, Ky.
Mr. fierccy Ttlcr Detroit, Mich MA
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special Sessions.

Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Balls and Lee.
John w. Smith was tried for stealing work. bias
from Mrs Henrietta Variek Found guilty, and
seat to the Penitentiary for six months.
Mary Webster was found guilty Of numerically
beating her little daughter, only three years old and
sent uP for three months.
Maria Yeo little girl, was found guilty Of steal
ing three gold rim from Margaret Ann Wherkamp,
and sent to the House OF Refuge s,s1Ns..
James Kennessy was found gully Of beating his
wife Mary, and refusing to support her, and sent TO
the Penitentiary for six months.
John Mcintyre was found guilty of stealing two
decsnters from George Gardner, and sent up for
three months.
Peter Smith, was found guilty of stealing three
dollars in silver coin from George w. Bogart, and
sent up for six months.
John Brown found guilty OF sssaultIng and
beating Peter Dyson, and remanded back to prison
Tor twenty days.
Eliza Dignan was tried for an assault and battery
on Bridget kief, in consequence OF Bridget having
married Elizas husband, but Judgment suspended,
ADD she was discharged, on promise not again to
modest Mrs Eliza.
Jane Conlin, charged with a petit larceny, and
Jams Murray with assault and battery, were
discharged, no witnesses appearing against Them,
and tia Court adjourned to Tuesdny next, at 8
O'Clock.
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obstacles will be thrown in his way, if he intend
and have power to settle all past and present abuses
and d difficulties honoIably and honestly.
In the interim ! hope, and would suggest to all
editors, the propriety Of sbstanng frsm publishing
all clustering, sneering, or SANDER of their own
composition, retailing the gall and wormwood Of
others; at least until this proms I'd mission is ended,
either for good or ILL., Then these doughty cham
pions can again let loose their billingsgate guns,
and blaze away till they are tired, they seem to
live such trash.
hope Bmckwood will fad better themes for his
pen than blackguardism Of this or any other coun-
try. And think tories here might be better en-
Ployed than in retailing the ISLANDERS Of great
man evenas CHRIsroPHER NORTH.
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United states District Court.
Q.(ove Tud~c Rate

M.Rn Bat 8 cases Of bankruptcy were acted
npon 10 day. The petition Of Bradley stands over
aud objections have been offered TO that Of c. M.
Geddings.
The Court stated that Il was not yet prepared to
dc eide on the motions relative To amendments ana
wearing apparel, bat would do so this day. Amend
nsnts q schedules would probably be allowed.
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MAR.1l Several men on b ard snip 81 haIk,wcre
.rrss,ed yesterday for epdca voripg to create
volt on the high seas. Officers were dispatched to
staten Island to take possession " nine men
broueht home in irons on beard the ship Chicora,
from l. verpooJ, for revolt on board that vessel.
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SubcEeaSs shoG, NAB AZ Il. low pc. Of e
sG article e. e. So in durability and u're to those
sold BY Other G Hsf F. II BROWN. Practical Halter
RM 90, to 10 ooo5, Of fresh Garden SEEDS = All II.
choicest aud va,s.i.s: FOR :.: e SS.ntiti.: 70
suit sui s - sns o Tbs Yonnn
4 51S:I.s
I'M Ms Gu A's .s. ss. w
SszsE g. NJ r.
.N.::ss:. " r. CIV 80. ~
rT;sr af kpH M H. Grinns H. S'0'r E:s
WAT0HEs AND JEwELKY. VERY Low.TR.
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains keys he
ali ssi w: .sS e If
sSs $ s sSS s.:
lSse; By q e. ansst wssl%ea r q. city
NJ HTH1gy suT FAM sT1TEAEs
,..no:d and approved q her, WIN SsiiS IND Sos
~, ocotherwe. have large k:sa. rlssss
s 49, "a ., pssAa"x ELSEWHERE pee e. a ass q ~
My boat; s a. sus Of OAK and cedar stsnsd with
city made n'''' and 4r'i,ei issSisfEHksoLL 20.
sHs nag = r.. ss.;s
ss4 gIo.dwsyy, corner ne e Franklin S-.,,,--, -
ss:s s ss: s. sss. if PS. ss:v.
s.nT: Ss! Ss': s''''' $ $:::: s:.'''
Turkey Umkre, Ochrss ke, ke.
To Printers and Epsnvs-FrsnEfori and Enssh BlaeLs
very superior, for sale at .tff
feb sm- ss4 Bro-Hw.y: corner FI.nkln.
nm RRCWER9 Nm DlSTTI I, rRo-Th. .,,s..-s--
Offer for sse ali that valuable s,,uat:d n xuh"s
,.tIro,.n a. at.on srd Son Ia ~. M
dwelling House outbudincs mschinery and xtures con
pected with property consists 81 about two acres
oflsnd lying the side Of The O~aseo rivsr in SAD
VILLAGE brick dwelling house. dwelling distiIlerr
capable of dsng bushels OF grain per day large and
eoavenen. brr~-ry and malt house with two kins Il set
square, for bushels Of grain. barn
sheds stable 500 hoRs and Office situated thereon
Connected WIG ue dsstiery and bravery there
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW work.

sOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Richard varck, New York, to be declared bank.
rupt April 9; Jeremiah Quincy, do; Geo Pultz Rhine
beck, do; Geo Hewlett, Rockaway, do; John A Lane
Jtferson Valley, do; Samuel L Newman West Farms,
do; Lewis N Nash, Jr New York, do; Josiah Hoyt,
Brooklyn April Is; Asa Psge do, OH; John Taylor
New York do; Archer MARITIME Greenburg, do; Epene.
tus Wheeler. New York, llth Arthur Wyatt Jee, New
Smith. Shutdown. 18th, Jasper Hoisngton, N. York,
25th anisl Miller, Brooklyn llth Aanson Chase
New York llth; aniel Lyon Thorp, do, lsh John Ba
ker, Jr. do. 18th.
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SLooP OF WAN GRAMpus.-A letter from an Off
Ger on beard the United States schooner Grampns,
hence 18th alt states that she took the gale the
18th. which continued with great violence Tor
nearly three days, the deck most OF the tine
~ flooded, that the port holes barely afforded
sufficient outlet for the water; threw overboaro
the two bow euas lost beat, and had the quar-
ter boat Sc Boston zf0ascrpf, SSwe@ W.
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TO THE LOVERS OF FAT
REEE

THE Subscriber has purchased two superb six year old
famed grazing land and fat beef They will be slaus
there until Friday the in inst hey be there
ell hs time, after hch hey will be removed to the stall Of
the Subscriber No Union Market and exposed for SALE at
prices spond ng with the times .
All old Knck erbckers aud all others who fond Of
looking beef hat would make Enslishmans mouth
ter to cali either of the above places and take
FELIX QUINN
mo Union Market
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Vicar General of New York, Rector Of

FROM BERMupA.-We have received from the
Bermuda Royal Gazette OF March LIST. The steam
ship Thames, Lieut.. Hare, of the royal navy,
commander, arrived at Bermuda on the XSd 81
February, in ninety -four hours from Nassau; After
exchang cling the mails she proceeded for England
via Fayal; she had only sixteen passengers
The Thames waited at Nassau six day, tor the
Jamaica mail, and finally had to leave without it
LArEsr FROM MoSrEvIDro The bark Ohio
Captain John Reyncgom, arrived at this port yes.
terdsy from Monteyideo, having sailed the 19ih
January, bringing advces twenty days later from
that port We have been favored with the use oil
late files of papers received by Mr. Martin, Of the
Exchange. The dates are up to the 14th January
They contain nothing specially important.
Some accounts are given Of the mar ruvrings oil
Captains Brown and Coe, since the late action.
The Mentevideo paper Of Dec. 3lst, says Gen.
Brown entered the port Of Bucnos Ayres, bringing
in the Belgrano, much injured, particularly in the
stern. II is said that ne landed twenty or more
wounded men, and that he had nipc killed"
The m irkets for all descriptions Of American
produce were dull. Flour would not nett over Sc
per barrel The Ohio has brought hides
Philadelphia Inquire, March H.
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Correspondence of the Herald1
AUBURN, July %, 1872.
1,,bur,,-Hs Adpantd ges-The State Pyison-fs
Inauence-Th Lades-Music.
DEAR BENNETT
IF you have ever made it subject of serious re-
Fiction you have not failedto arrive at the conclu-
sion that this same village of Auburn is one of the
most lovely places lately struck off, 1t is beautiful
in the extreme and must irrevocably assert that
there is not single feeling, passion emotion that
ever tckles mans head, heart, liver or gizzard
which has not its appropriate object in the realities
of which no doubt this place is composed. Upon
catching distant view of the sturdy State prison
walls, we experience the several emotions of gram
deur, regret, amentaton, gratitude and praise and
when we think Of the inmates we are apt to return
thanks, like the Phsrsee, that we are "not as other
men," How consoing il is to find coptentment in
the mlserles and msforunes of others and in fact IL
has always been debateabe with me whether men
should be more thankful for what they are, than
for what they are not. AS for myself, my modesty
prompts me to take the latter part of the proposition
as the basis Of my gratitude, since choosing the for
mer would make me an ungrateful wrech-erso--
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WATERING PLACES, sc.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

AT Tftt. FINE ORCHARD.-lB42.
THIS romantic and fashionable will be dur
the under the direction
dance of the subscriber IL has unde complete and
hooug repair and for the p,ion Of visitors.
No effort Will be spared 10 maintain the deseedy
tel which il has heretofore acquired
As hereofoe its tables will be furnished with every decacy
that the New York market Afford and possible
patrons will be promptly bestowed The leading this
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
Messrs A f. Beach Co.'s excellent line stages will
heretofore regularly between the landing
House, on the arrival Of the boats.
c. L. BEACH, Proprietor.
June l3th, 1877 Jeli 3mr
Path HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long and well
- known boarding and bathing having
Gently undergone among which the
erection several elegant the
the ocean, now r the reception company during the
season The great extent of beach shoe-ihe
perfect security IN bathing for ladies children (rhe
bathing houses being within of the mansion
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
he pleasant rides in the surrounding countryside excellent
hins grous and other of healful and
beautiful view Of the All: niic and tbs
lower bay almost constantly cnvened be
arriving or outward bound, render this
ssct uneqnled by the vicinity Its
are AMPLE the airy aud the temperature in the
wanes days of summer anything but oppressive. The
reence o communication and distance (beng bur nine miles
rom rooktyn the by hours
to business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
jela2m'r WILLIAM BROWN, Proprietor.
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TOrOntO.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
TopoN.rn AuOucf IL

Correspondence of the HERALD
TORONTO, August 5, 1912.
Politics-Pa :iiament- Chaneey-N e,cspapers-Cn
Gus 1heatricals-Ladies, &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq
have presumed to address few lines to you con-
corning the state Of things in general in Toronto at
present, which you may insert iii your paper with
your other correspondence. | have heard that you
intend visiting il yourself, on your tour en- route
through Canada
Politics are low at present. Parliament is to meet
on the sth of September next and it is also rumor-
ed that the Court of Chancery is to be removed
from Kingston here but Madame Rumor is but a
tickle 'un; However, the Chancery Solicitors at
klnston, have signed round robin" TO desire Sir
Charles to leI II remain where it is. Henry Sher-
wood, ESQ., the Mayor, has refused to go 10 England
to solicit loans for the Corporation, preferring per-
form the duties of that Office to jumping Jim Crow
in Downing st.
The Honorable Francis Hincks has given up the
edltorshp OF the Examiner, and it has been resumed
by Ontario Stevens, Esq. and as he has not been
long in the editorial chair, (not desirable one) we
cannot Judge OF his talents yet We have had no.
thing much to amnse us since Nichols Amphithea-
tire was here, and guess" he pocketed good deal
OF "hard cash. (much wanted at presently as there
were about two thousand in attendance every night
while il was here But | see thai Marchael ''the
mly, are advertised to hold concert of magical
performances at 'he City Hall, by permission OF his
worship the Mayor The drama is in low, very
low state here. A Mr.. Jameson opened some
weeks ago small theatre at the City Hotel There
is no regular theatre in Toronto, which speaks
great deal tor its morals
There are few "beles" in this as well as in other
cities, some of whom l should meRtion Gas see
your other correspondents do) but it is not good to
particuarse AS this is the time of travelling some
"whi!her," would recommend visiters to Canada,
especially nvallds to go to the celebrated "Caedo-
MIA Springs" which are now beginning to rival Sa-
ratoga itself. Parker has got nice, new, circular
pleasure railroad in operation, and variety of other
amusements, and know he will give visiters good
! reception. Some of the loafng community, mean
| gamblers. or commonly styled black legs have
even reached thus far There two establishments
of the kind here, one called '.The Light House, -
| and another the "Royal Pavilion" (royal sounds
vel, which arc daily and nightly frequented. -
But am prolonging a correspondence, which in.
| tended should have been but brief. At some other
period may be induced to use my pen again, but
| at present, adieu
A TORONTOWEGIANo