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ENROM Boston, fine assortment of
l. fresh Shoes and Boots, consisting Of
Ladies' Kid Slippers, Shoes, Walking
Ties, and Brogans; Gents. Calf, Seal g.
Kip Boots, do. Calf, Seal and Kip Bro
gans and Shoes. Also, a great variety
of Children's shoes. All or which will
be sold low for cash by
June 8. A. w. ARMSTRONG.
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CABINET AND FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE.

2 ME undersigned take this method of
L informing their friends and the
public, that they have opened a shop in
the town OF PonoIa, for the purpose Of
Cabinet Making in all its branches
They are prepared with tools and ma
terialS TO execute as good aCork as can
be obtained in the Eastern cities, and
will furnish on short notice any articles
in their line which may be demanded
in this section of country. They have
now and intend keeping on hand a large
assortment of
Household Furniture,
and the public are invited to call and
examine the character and prices of the
same before purchasing elsewhere
Their prices are low, corresponding
with the times-and they car furnish
furniture at lower rates than Cincinna-
ii or New Orleans prices with the ad-
ditiop Of freight--to say nothing of the
wear and tear of transportation.
Gr Shop on the northwest corner of
the square.
MCLAUGHLIN &. Co.
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GOODS AT COST!

YH E subscribers being desirous
Il 10 convert their present stock of
Goods into ready money will sell off at
cost for cash.
J. 81 A. X. ERWIN.
Aug. 12--29tf
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Household Furniture.
Administrators Notice.

administrators Notice.
= NHE undersigned, Administrator Of
4 ,theestate OF Mary Davis, deceased,
having, at the July Term, 1843, of the
Probate Court of Ponola county, filed his
accounts and vouchers for final settle
ment at the September Term, 1913, of
said Court.
NOTICE is hereby given. to all per-
sens interested TO attend at said Septem-
ber Term, and show cause if any they
can, why final settlement and allowance
of said accounts should not then be
made.
GEORGE w. BALDWIN, DIR.
July 90. l9-3w.
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Dixon II. Lewis, the broadest man in
Alabama, is opposed for Congress, by
Col. Henry c. Lea, the tallest man in
the State.
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E.00Ex eAUt!

EIVE bales Domestics, assorted, in store
for sale from to 10 cts per yard by
June g. A. w. ARMSTRONG.
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N0tice.


NHE partnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned in.i the
Mercantile Business in the town of Bell
mont, in Ponola county, under the firm
and style of Henry Laird & Co., and in
the town of Oakland in Yalobusha coun-
ty under the firm and style of r. HI.
Laird & Co., was this day dissolved by
mutual consent; RobertH. Laird having
purchased the entire interest Of Henry
Laird in both establishments. All per-
sons indebted to either firm by note or
account, on the first day of January last,
are requested to come forward and make
immediate paymentto either Of the un-
dersigned.
HENRY LAIRD,
ROBERT Ii. LAIRD
N. B.-The undersigned. will still
continue to carry on the Mercantile Bu-
siness IN his own name, at both Belmonl
and Oakland, and is in hopes to receive
a share ofthe liberal patronage hereto7
fore extended TO the firms with which
he was connected.
ROBERT II. LAIRD.
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bacon, LARD, FLOUR 81 LINE,
D new supply, just received and
for sale by J. 81 A. *. ERWIN.
iune 17-14-tf.
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DOMESTIC, & FASHIONA-
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For 1913.
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THE LONG ESTABLISHED
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The Bellies I.ettTes.
FOR THE LADIES OF AMERICA
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NEW EEEHeEsO le

Every number easbeHished nth
a BEAUTIFUL STEEL ENGRAVING.
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The Court of Chancery has jurisdiction over
all pleas and complaints whatsoever cognizable
in q Court of Egpity9 and holds two sessions an
nually, commencing OH the 3rd Mondays in Apri
and October for the Oxford District, and January
and July at Jackson. 49, ----- - --------
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COurts.

Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Peter !
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Geography, English Grammar and
Arithmetic, ID, SO
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my, Natural, Mental and Moral Phi
losophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric,( Is 90
Logic aud Paley's Natural Theology.
Algebra. French and Italian, OO2o
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EDITED By c. ?. HoLRIs AND N. P. WILLIS.
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Goycrnmcntof Mississippi.

T. NJ Ticker, Goreruor, IT'LL Jan. 1914. .
Lewis G. Galloway, Secretary Of State.
j. Il. Matthews, Auditor Of Pubic .AccOltnts.
Richard S. Graves, Stale Treasurer.
John ID. Freeman, Attorney General.
JUDICIARY.
Jatdges Of tie High Court Of Errors and Y9lpcdls
VIM. L.. SharkeJ, Edward Turner, and A. NJ
Clayton.
This Count has no jurisdiction except wha
properly belongs TO a Court Of Appeals. I.s
sessions are holden OIL the frs; Mondays Of Jan
and July at Jackson.
Chasicellor Of Tie Statc.-Roaatt II. Beckne-.
Clerk.--R. l.. Dixon.
On WHAT MoNDAy Cogkr Is HELD
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In the Probate Court Of said County to
august Term, I&43.
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r. w. BAcKUs, Sec'y.
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pEIIEEg

Communication after Communication, reaches us upon
this subject II do give them voice. is because
We believe that this Legislature be appealed To with
any success and that deaf the the People Had
one come from the grave it, they would moi
be informed of the suffering condition of tho Peop
than they are they coniemn what they themselves hear
and know-whSt their constituents daily inform them Of
why should they listen to voice They will not do il,
and It is IN vain make the appeal
While RELIEF was in shape of doubtful Constitution
atty the Legislature had argument denying it, which
every Patriot will acknowledge. alt better to suffer in
fortunes than subyert the Organic law of our Com,
ny, even casually" That the Argument against Stay
Laws.
But how Is 1t now Will any cons,rucnonis even one
the most nngcd with abs,racon pretend tha, Col Ron
dHFHnrs mode OF Relief nfringcs the constitutional Or
that Mr. Toers for expansion Of the currency does
SO, even by the most subtle construction
lctboth plans, and all other plans are discarded bv NH,
Legislature They have finally believe and deliberately
resolved To do nothngneiiher give or increase the
currcncybut leave the People to struggle as they NAV
with the overwhelming c, OF collapsed and inadequate
Currency.
IAe"s not ours be the Responsbilty-tho awful res.
ponsoy OF this years events. We have stood in our
editorial position almost alone claiming and denonJip
Tor inc community, that something be done-afeHpfed nj
cas Something, If it should prove o be ineicien,
which might show the willingness Ia relieve: S,,,,6iu.
which even the incest sucko should say was not uncon
stmtiona.
The Legislature, afraid of their own shadows-nlrod
especially OF Lawyers and deputy Sheris have time after
time, refused to do any hing-no friendly hand stretched
out to the People by their scrrdRs They are left TO scuc
lie and struggle they eau, with the most affective times
that Virginia has ever known. Thousands must sink 20
rise no more; but We cal! upon the cOun; witness that
We and We almost alone have mporcd the Legislature to
mtepose some remedy to avert
the general ruin
home, Republican Rome, IN such crisis could suspend
and did hundred times suspend, all the lacs to save the
People, We, with miserable distractions can do M,
hg' as orsooth, the parchment OF the Constitution was
worth more than the salvation OF the People for whom that
Constitution was written.
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such the only c'ime against my coanty OF which
could possibly be deemed guilty. Aud II guilty IL that,
guilty u oience Of base corruption. alike inuTi.
and dangerous u country. II guilty OF that OF.
let me be anathcma mHranaha with the Sen
Let my oSacsm and perpetual exile from the pub
lie service be terror and warning forever all traitors
and rcncgades ready sell themselves for Taniaus
wards they may never ENJOY!
II guilty OF this otcncc, honest true, and everfaith-
ul constituents have wrongcd you betrayed you. aud YOU
should from your presence and from all prefer.
You my country-thc only portion of my
try whom can appeal from this sentence of Teproach
and condemnation. Aud who your
You the People who rallied with in 1892 for the
hero of New Orleaus-whc, when he did wrong,
wheeled with in solid column oppose the progress Of
what deemed his errors-who rallied i'm opposition
his colossal power under the White flag OF lS3S-'6-
who continued with TO hope against hope aud fight
against corruption, until the nation reused the
dcd in the memorable campaign Of Si0-who
then met Yorktown and the oath o allegiance
the country her sinking instiuons-who
at the polls and in voices almost unanimously for
the Hero OF TlPpecanoe aud honest John Iylsr"-who
he tstN
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SYMPATHY FOR POLAND.

TN Thursday evening last agreeable peyious notice
the Members OF the Virginia Legislature assembled in th.
Hall ct the House of Delegates and, hearing an able
ana eloquent address from MAJOR Toclman Polish Exile
IN rticence To the wrongs and suierngs his country: ON
m2h"n OF Mr. Leake, OF Albemarle Joel Hollcmnn E.o
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates was invited TO take
the Chair and Richard ii. Toler Lynchburg was an
pointed Secretary.
Whcrcupon, Mr. Randolph Of Albemarle submitted IN.
following resolutions, which unanimously adopted
hesorsd, That have heard with feelings of the deem
est interest," the able lecture of Major Tuchman on In. his
tory OF the wrongs and suiierngs OF his native country Po
land. '' "
ReSoired, That, ourselves cRoying the BLESSINGS of freq
government our feelings and sympathcs are ever with the
unfortunate IN their struggles for liberty and
theTs before u.s. have viewed with the highest admiration the
steady and intrepid resistance that devoted nation against
thclr oppcssors And ucknowlcd with era tude the
services OF hosciuskO and Pulaski who shared conf
mon danger with fathers the eventul contest which
gave US rank among the independent nations of earth
Resored, That the of Poland is the cause of Lii
berry and OF Men against Tyranny and Power; and al.
though crushed by the giant of desposm and trodden
under loot hes patient magnanimy and her nyincibe firm
ness iore-shadow the dawn OF n brighter destiny
IteSGiued, That we tender Major Tochman our best
wishes TO" his individual prosperity and success OF the
enterprise in which he is engaged.
On motion OF Mr. FRAZIER, OF Augusta the thanks of he
that he will, at time convenient to himself repeat tho
address 10 which this meeting has listened with so much
pleasure.
On motion Of Dr. Warren, Of Surry il was Resolred
that the proceedings Of this meeting be signed BY the Chair
man and Secretary and published in the newspapers of h,
City; and that copy thereof be presented Major Toch
And then the meeting adjourned.
HoLLEMAN, Chm.
RICHARD II. ToLER, Sec'y.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH II. is4s
Monroe County.


The proceedings OF the Wings of this county, appointing
Delegates to the Wing Convention Of the 22d were receiy
ed too late tor publication. VIM. Vass and VIM B. Pres
ton Esq'rs, the Delegates.
We had rather have heard this time from the Wings
OF Monroe that they taking measures 10 redeem the
county from Loco Foco representation in the Legislature
convinced as We are thatIt in their power A Whig me-
Iory ne1twinter Is OF te moments the counties that
were lost to the Wings last spring by supneness or ehar
gy or dissenuon ought be redeemed and disenhraed
this spring Such for example, Monroe, Greenbrier
franklin Albemarle Amherst, Fauquer Henry and Char
oiie strong minority exercises wholesome check
IN legislation Had the Wings been stronger in this Legs
ature, should have witnessed many scenes which
are orying the Patriot and derogaory TO the honor
OF the State Such wretehed imbecity prescription de-
lsys and impotence.
With Allen CaPerion at their head and with the events
OF this wnier TO hold up beacon the People against
Democratic tyranny denying the county all relief even
when Invested OF preence Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
folly IN refusing 10 Virginia the benefit o her own
and its gross injustice IN extending the session TO so unne
length when the burheus Of the People are to be
increased at the darkest day the country has ever known
we that under these circumstances an easy victory
must be within the power Of the Wings Of Monroe
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That be laid. aud the people of Virgins
IN this their hour Of bulaon subjected increased bur
hens owing chiefly, If wholly eauses-Frst.
the Democrats rejection OF the land money. lying in
Richmond at the Bank OF Virginia; and %. the shameful
length II this session OF the Legislature which has the
State 100000 than there any necessity for Add
these two together and they nearly to the
Hee tares which tits proposed lay aud which cost
the Legislature $4,000 to lick into form.
II the Legislation of enlightened, civilized and chrstani
zed mankind, furnish any parallel example o ridiculous
impotence, should like be informed o,ho chapter aud
verse.
Public discomfort is not Locals not PERSONAL. not
party i universal, vehement and comprehensive Of the
whole people The public call loudly for termination Of
the present session of the General Assembly.
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Gen. R0muIas " Sanndsr., OF North Carplinn.

Gen. RomuiUs " Saunders, Of North Carolina
This gentleman, whose correspondence with Hon Bed
ford Brown, lately pubshed-both OF them defeated
aspants for the office OF L. \ Senator which w,s confer
red ON Mr. Haywood-appears IN the Raleigh Wbg y,
papers in long address, explanatory excupaory and in
culpatory.
lie makes IT very clearly appear what nobody doubted
boiorc-l That hc defeated because he was Calhoun
man; and ID, that cxtraneous influence and especially
that ct our venerable contemporary and ncghbor OF the En-
quor, well Mr.. Van Buren- was enlisted 10 mn
duco the result.
Well, what Of it, What moral docs the gentleman pro.
pose 10 extract from these facts,
We can see nothing available either to himself or the
country, or admonitory the facts which he sets
In fact there point Gen. Saunders whole long yorn
which Is at all significant new except that he unlike the
Hon Bedford Brown, rould have been willing land we
presume still would be, be indebted 10 the Wbrs Of the
North Carolina Legislature for his election to the SENATE.
rev. we guess would doubt it, either Of himself or Mr.
Brown.
Mr. Saunders gives tho Ineligible intmaiions in the
close OF his DISCOURSE that proscrbed" and hunted and
wounded as he has been, he still, means To be conform
able! To be surc-who doubted it} ale prefer, Mr.
Calhoun he says, but he has not nor will he now e.
press his objections TO any other Democrat ~
Let us tell the gentleman that is bad policy to knock
under so promptly and unprovsonay He ought to have
held off for awhie-kept himself alooi- affected inapoess
able dsgust-and then, if he worth buying back the
Democrats would have given his own price for him. This
Is the policy OF the tertum quids-,he CoOJoy phalanx-
which, avang itself OF the close division Of national par
ties, alternately affect preference for each and gorge
themselves with the plumber of both.
We venture prophesy that General Saunders from
this day. sheed and that he will be no more heard of in
national affairs.
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WING minority


who gave this largest Wing majority of any District the
State OF Nrgnilwho have had added under the late
sus, Wing counties enough swell 1t TO the still greater
Wing majority of .ii6. Iou saw the people among
whom was born and raSed-you know of what am ca
pabs and OF what incapable, in human shape You are a
Wing People, TIT % sit IN review upon the judgement of
wing Senate. To you then, with all the odds in favor OF
fairness appeal-ssndng the presence of this
popular Wing majority, without fear, plead guilty
10 the issue defy conviction upon proof and full hear.
ing may have often erred against Others but before
God ana the country, plead that have not BETRAYED my
constituents hut served them with and fidelity at least
ard honestly represented their will You are the people
OF jamestown. Yorktown, and the Old Racgh-you stand
upon the redoubt OF Latayctte-your homes were the
places OF the Fathers, the pure whose bosoms
were fountains of patriotism and truth. whose souls
were OF honor; and, If | guilty of this pre-.
smcd Charge the dust of heroes and sages beneath
your feet will rise IN black cloud Heaven against you
their base and degenerate posteTy, IT do confirm
me sentence OF the Senate and scourgo with the in
olerahe lash1s OF and reproach and concm
nation But, not guilty OF betrsying and selling your
Hus conhded 10 me 20 long without doubt damn
y nanc say In the Senate and the world. Say to
Them that, this BE- the OF his rejection YOU were
mistaken We thank you, grave and severe Sena-
tors, Tor guarding sacred trust conidcd 10 this man
but We never doubted his honesty and truth MANY of us
may not have approved M judgement all respects but
Is innocent OF wanony vickcdy bctraying OF mis-
representing his constituents. We send him back 10 YOU
with Our certificate that he has our confidence still rs our
h"uoTcd, trusted, and tried Representatives" Do this
without fear, favor affection, my friends and will then
matter little, comparatively how the fra scabbari of
my eshs through 10y the blade OF my immortal spirit
which, God willing will be ndomitablc and unbrokcn to
the last.
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u LANSuAoE-Tnosc who love inform themselves by
the study OF Modern Languages will find an excellent op
pouniy by securing the services Of Professor Gerard
tate ct washington College, Connecucut-who comes to
tins City rery highly recommended gentleman and
scholar His mode OF teaching the French is very
and has proved successful and pleasing to those who have
employed him, both in England in this country We
arc acquainted with several Of the gentlemen by whom he
Is recommended, in whose statement we place the fullest
conidence-and we Trust that citizens will give him
that encouragement he 30 well deserves Mr. Ga resi-.
denee on street between Let and 2nd where he can be
found al any time.
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BUCKINGHAM.

y
AFTER consultation with many OF the citizens Of Buck
Ihgn"n We avail ourselves OF this opportunity of bringing
10 he notice OF the people Of the county George W. KYLE
@ W. " h"seey as candidates To represent US in the
next General Assembly W. are nwnre ,bn, n.;,ha NJ
hy,e nor Col Moselcy desire be in public lle-bn, W.
eau upon them as patriots make the sacrifice and pke
and Is time that this great interest should have create
number OF representatives IN the Legislature IL is In.
greatest interest," and should be secondary To other in
,eests as 1t has been for years past Geo w KYLE and
So Mosccy are well, extensively favorab!y known i'm
inc county oi buckingham. They well acquainted with
he wants OF the people, and doubt will exert the
70 give oil practical relief to their present pecunsry suffer
lnSs brought upon them by the mall administration of The
Government for years past MANY VoTEPS
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This distinguished Polish Exile delivered an Address be-
fore the Members Of the Legislature and number ol r
hIens IN the Hall Of the House Of Delegate on Thursday
evening ast-whieh characterized BY noblenes. OF
thought felicity Of expression. and rarc orntorcal power
The delight Of the audience cvnecd by FREQUENT and
rsp'arons bursts OF applause and emphnucally by
' Resolution OF the Meeting, requesting repetition Of
inc Addtc-s-a request which we happy To say Major
Iochman has checHuly asscncd to. lie will repent The
Address in the Hall Of the House. on Monday evening
next and those who wish enjoy a reh Intellectual
treat, will not fail To attend on that occasion
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We hear with pleasure, that Benz. w Fnny, ESQ., has
accepted Wing nomination the canvass for this
County The present representation is Colonel Henry L.
Hopkins the conspicuous and the conspicuous agcntof
Locoiucosm In the work Of Wing prescription; he he,f
having been spared as Councillor by the Wing party: gem
heman whose obquiy OF vision induces him osupposc that
he could not prove mscfwsrhy ofIoco Foco confidence
only by umpiing the obligations Of lboraity and
gmiiudc-who TO parody ancient sentiment is only
lrm. ln hLmacLL Whom hn ~ Ln-.. 10 lnnLu-