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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
s'oHT OE NEW YORK, FEBRUAKY IL.



osa" so"sBrs WS spmp i" F S1ss Nov
, Sist E RSapr, Crooks Jacksonville Ell EIwel co;
Ezs Ellen Dnawater Georgetown, do; Ann Hvman Tot
MARIETTA Burr Bamser Richmond 1"a alien PaI.on Esa
ou5x Decker Norfolk Plat Pieson Dodge Knapp Alex
1cx 5 snip Mentezuna Lowber, from Liverpool Jan g.
to f Eek zss H,v with
,o1 Bas9s; Charleston with ' cot
Brig yAmss y from Bus.Ss Ays with hides
heavy days North of Hsttsrs Was
toned Rr ~ o by f TsssnS T Samson
sDo has experienced heavy weather the sage stove
prussiap brig Pou Dulst days from Rotterd,m with
mf Bs e w ysST opsawizms ste
a. With SrM os Saws M sw r n
e s.. IN he ss On 4h ins also pilot boat laying
Brx Kanhaws evey g da,. rom New Orleans. with "a
hid. sas s lCS bis WIN Sons. H.
."s s'h CHI very
inst When hauled to sSE aud blew perfect hurricanes this
blew very heaysp fore a1e'a say.a sarl anS
oss 1
cold snow e. oe the vsa ~ eat
sch Ann Mira lone. days from Newbem NC. with
seh Diamond Nh HrlIosLs days from Newbern, NC. with
val stores, to Williams Horthsm nom hoeH'0n' ~ with ma
sehr Select, Johnson, days from Virginia. with wood to
Oneship two briggs, unknown
Sailed.
lBIj smith; Slssow; Ring, Ls!hsm and illus. Gilchri.t
Augusta (swi Amsterdam Ann smith 81 Thomas; Russia
Mississippi and Albert, Orleans; Macon Savannah Emily
Charleston and Others.
" The Upper aud Lower Bays are again filled with large
fields OF floating ice.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE


WILL SOLD at Public Vepdne Wednesday the 2sth
W dav Of February IL o'clock A. NJ the res
dence Of Heey 8 CARL deceased the Real Estate which
died Ised situate ia the of Huntington and
Of suffolk viz: the Homestead containing about 1877 acre. Of
Land which two Dwelling Houses good Barn
Buildings good Well Of Water the door, and large
pond Of water WHICH has failing the house
whole teiag COED fence; niece of Timber Spout
Land adjoining the road leading from Dixhls Sweet Ho
ow, containing by estimation 40 al another piece
Timber and sPropl Land, known by the name
Also smother piece Of Sprout and Timber aud lying of
the house Of Philip Valentine md adjoining the road leading
from said Valentines Sweet Hollow containing five
more or less; alo, of Salt Sedge Meadow Great
Neck, the sou side Of the Island containing about 10
The above will be sold altogether pprcha
sers Any DESTROYS Of the cali
Jacob Carl on the premises, Gilbert CARL Dixhills
lyn and indisputah,e titles gwen for the same
CONKLiM CAKLL,} Administrators for them
fot26sec -'' ' W ' o''A A
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ExPREss PRICES REDUCED--The Subscribers have
reduced their Express prices on all small pselss q Law
from this city Byhle and the inermsdisfs points Also
through Wells Cos Express from Buffalo to chicago, at
psckag, om this eity TO Chicago AID he inmrci
" Z; % 'A' ik1isSfisasros ~n.ls = roMsxoY
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Married,
On Wednesday, l2sh inst by his Honor james Harper
Mayor, Mr. DANIEL C. SANDS, to Miss PHEBx F. WARD al
of this CITY. -' =
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s77ss 7,N7 4ol l,ols
Fifty shares Of the Boston and New York Chickasaw
Land Company stock sold at the Merchants Ex
change this aternoon-lo shares of $780, brought $52
q; and 40, $i47 so, each.
The Suffolk and fremont Manufacturing Corporations
Massachusetts,, have declared semi annual dividends OF
eight and ten per cent
The revenue Of Boston for January was $207 600
during the corresponding month Of last year
dollars.
Since the extension of the Hartford and New Haven
Railroad to Springfield there has been very rapid in
crease in the receipts of the company.
HARTFORD New HAVEN RAILROAD.
es;p,, S ,r January s s1Slnys Of
Increase, equal to l49 per 06o2 8,
All the railroads of New England have, for the past
year. been unusually productive, and the prospective
producveness of the roads in operation is fiat
terng that the stock of most OF them is daily increasing
in value The Legislatures Of Name New Hampshire and
Massachusetts have passed several bills authorizing the
construction of railroads among Others bill has passed
the Legislature Of Maine by vote Of l04 to incorpo
rating the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad Company
This company has been Incorporated for tAe purpose
drawing the sansda trade 10 Portland is about one
hundred miles Montreal than Boston is The
Fitchburgh Railroad Company have nearly completed
their road, and he Burlington Railroad Company con-
mont TO the waters Of Lake Champain at Burlington,
which will, eventually. be extended to Montreal This
road from Boston to Montreal would pass through rich
and populous country, having large tede, while that
from Portland to Montreal would pass through wild
settled aud poor section, having trade Of
and in every respect much inferior to the northern part
Massachusetts and interior Of Vermont.
The Charge dAairs Of the United States to Grenada
has just arrived in this city. He has negotiated
mercal treaty which cannot be otherwise than Of the
greatest importance TO the commercial interests Of the
United States. The treaty says that the commerce oil
this country shall be plsced equal footing with
that of the most favored nations The dnty articles
the growth and manufacture of the United States Is to be
reduced oneth. Our domestic manufactures to be
admitted favorable terms those of Great Britain
This treaty will without doubt be ratified If II does
interfere with any treaty we may have with other
tions We are not informed whether the government
Grenada requires any reduction in the duties levied
their productions imported into this country, not
Public opinion in regard to commercial treaties il daily
becoming more LIBERAL and we think that the new admin
istration will bring about complete revolution in this
department of our foreign affairs.
We annex the reports Of two Pennsylvania Banks
These reports show quite increase in the dscoun,
lines and decrease in specie.
Pes
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Daiiey's Pain Extractor--at HaIE-price-
at the original office q Courland wsanted genuine
under a penalty OF $50,
CosrL at same place. warranted better and at much less
price.
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LA, Chemical Soap, for curing Chopped Flesh Pimps &c.
and clearing The SKIN Price 50 cent. Jones' Coral Hair Re
hair Price Jones spaoh Lily White an elegant
substitute f prepared chalk giving the skin lfeIike white
sign OF the American Eagle 50 Chatham street. and
3fJ Broadway or l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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made by Comsoek Co.. good and pure article can
BE- ads by any one and is put in a. large bottles
other Tor the rsaao able Of 50 bottle, q
DOZEN All VINO choose article for purifyna
the blood at half the price others charge be had
Courilandt strsst
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ADJUSTMENTS.
| w G HIS NATION NAL CIRCUS
PARK THEATRE,
OPEN EVERY EVENING

OPEN EVERY EVENING,
81 URDAY litter DON
THE GREATEST E9uEsTRIAN TROUPE IN THE
WORLD.
Comfrising the Superior Talent of
Messrs j. j. Nathans. &. Rogers, M FsrlaId E. Woodr
I. ". Turner the BIotte~ Kncade McCollum &C. &c. &e
Messrs. Wells and J. May. Grotssques.
In addition which dn'ry Omen Of Talent will b.
represented National Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle in.
BEAUTIFUL Scenes Costumes Art Hey, Bridges immense Runs
DC. entitled
MAD ANTONY WAYNE
BOLD HORSE DEVILDARE.
Whose Tremendous Slides, Leaps and Bounds Roaring
Waterfalls and the Appalling Feat Of Dashing Down
Terrific and Perpend cular Rock into Fort
manned by the British. will be faithful
ly enacted, together with the
final 1ge, resulting in
- THE TRIUMPH OF LIBERTY.
=. The Characters sustained by Treble Company
the highest epuaton which be certified by eiusal OF
handbilIs.
Prices Of .7dmtssf0n.
First Tier If Boxes md Parquette . 80. 49,. 50 cents
ctilery.... 12kcents
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ship Masters and Agents.
We sAail esteem II favor Captains Of Vessels viii avs
10 RosERT sLvxv, Capaa d sxr News Bcee, pport u
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
Steamers Leape Livl. Due .8mea Leave .8,ue a
nibenia, Ryrie. Feb. = -. Feb. 10. 800. Mar
u. Western. Matthew'S Mar. 70 April April "a
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For all those afflicted with Chnpped and
tender hssh the Jones Italian Chemical Soap 10 tie
celent aud beautiful thing madsir kes the skin soft
scurvy Eryslelas, nc often curing after the
powerful DIES have been vain Sign Of the Ams
Eagle 30 Ch,tham street 323 Broadway Sold in Abr
nys 81 st,te street. and in Brooklyn lss Fu
Mind e genuine has the signature Of 4 Jones the wrapper
mind that, you will get bad article.
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The receipts of the Massachusetts Western Railroad for
the week ending the sth inst compared with those for
the corresponding week last year, show slight falling
of, which can be attributed principally to the
storms and delay Of trains particularly those conveying
freight
WESTERN RAILROAD.
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PALnO,s OPERA HOUSE.


F;PALMO respectfully announces his friends ard the
TROUPE, for one week longer, commencing MONDAY
Evening February 18th instant consisting of Ten
ocalsfs-dn!rK which they will give several
Concerts aud Ehioian Oreratic from the
most popular and fashionable Also the celebrated
York Ethiopian Band of Serenadrs who will sing and play
VARIETY OF popular pieces every evening during the
The much admired Drinking Song and Banquet S. ene
the opera Of Lucrexia Boga be produced
IN Ethiopian Burlesque and due will be given when
will be performed. fla &c
MENDELSSOHN'S LOBGESANli.
Mr. GEOR6E LoDER, respectfully informs the subscri.
that his LAssCxL CoNCERf. con.i.tns g q t@ s'''
LOBGEsANG, OR HYMN OF PRAISE
BY Felix Msndes,ohn Bartholdy will take place the Apollo
Rooms on Saturday February 22d lWashngons Birthday
upwards Of EIGHTY PERFORMERS.
THE HYMN OF PRAISE
NOR ANTOGNINI
PART ii.
A MISCELLANEOUS SELECTION
Dnring which will BE- performed OFFERTORIUM, by
PEAR, for VOICE and VIOLIN SOLO, with
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
For this splendid composition, in MS Mr. Lodsr indebted
TO the Kindness OF gentleman Of this city, who has
ceyed from the talented composer composed land
kenace at Vevoiers in Belgium
Single Admission ONE DOLLAR-Family Tickets to ad.
nit five persons, Three Dollars.
To commence o'clock precisely. Full Programme in
future announcements. fla re
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PACKET SHP PAUL JONES' for Liverpool will sail to-mor-
at IL O'Clock.
scHR from Boston for New York. got Off Sandy
Hook and blown hack Tarpsuin Cove 9Th will, sails
all blown to shreds, buwarks stove, &c $50
MssirG New brig Maine Of $50 TONS If and from Tho
sin, been heard from. = - - 49,
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Daiiey's Magical Pain Extractor saIve.
from his only agency Ct Walker street. first store from
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BOUQUETS, FLOWERS. SEEDS 81 PLANTS
HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully begx inform his friends
and the public that he has made temporary arane
furnish the above from Ii. of Mr. Harrso Broad
and Prince Bouquets composed tho choice
They will be arranged the various and fashionable
which has given the subscriber much notoey during
Of the late Conservatory and Seed Establish
Choice Annual eng Sed Vegetable Sc and Flower
ing Plants, on hand. JOHN ROBINSON.
I'm
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w ANTED-A niddleassd elderly lady. of good sd
dress who has eente residence this city, upper part
81 he city preferred 70 whom reference be made
CURED in vending article designed for ladies' APP
plicaon addressed to box All Lower Post Office post paid
will meet with due attention. ia Itsec
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FAREWELL to myo!d face, adieu to my lhin,

remember thee well. my old dark yellow face,
Whose blemish no lotion or drug luld erase,
Till that miracle rtse-'rhe eren, Chsmic Il Soap
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WATERMAN SWEET, Natural Bonese,ter intends leay
Bonesettng &c. at Amsterdam, Montgomery County New
York My Office aad for the sale OF medicines
will be attended to first on my home desired Dr.
Of Spruce and Seventh Philadelphia and
Roberts Akinsons. Baltimore, to sell medi
cne have been 10 the city since September full emroy,
With few calls o other cities. fla
The Southern journal., 1845-06-10


Ydnk seism.-We extract from the COM
scdy Of the Green Mountain Boy.
Homebread-Whe is the squire?
Wilkins--Find out, would you have me
tell you all know?
Homcbread-Well guess that would
not take You long!
Wilkins--You grow impertinent--if
you don't leave me shall kick you,
sir.
Homebread-Kick me, will you? well,
talking is talking; but do you think you
could dewi il?
Wilkihs--Really this is not 10 be
borne! who are you, sir? and who. was
your father?
Homebread-Who was my father? My
father was the first inventor Of Tnrashing
Machines, as am his first make, and can
be set in operation at very little expense,
and al the shortest notice? SO look out for
your eyes.
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JOHN BAILLIE.
Under lie Free Trader Office
MAIN STREET, NATcnEz i.


MAIN STREET, NATCHEz.
H AS constantly ons hand, a large as.
III sortment of cheap goods, which he
will sell at very low prices for cash. As
his stock is selected expressly for country
customers, he solicils a call from oil with
whom economy these hard times is an oh.
ject. His assortment consists in part
Of
Blankets, white and colored,
Large and small Bed aud Saddle do. s
Cassimeres, sat'inets, Kentucky Jeans
and Tweeds,
Kerseys and Linseys.
Red, yellow and white Flanne!s.
Bed Ticking and canton Flanpels.
Blcachcd and unbleached Shifting of the
best brands,
Lowell Osnaburgs, a., I 8 and 3i,
Irish Linen, brown, black and white Hol
lands,
Bombazine, Alpacas and Merinos,
Plain and twilled Mousselin de LANES.
Grape and Chameions do.
Blanket and worsied Shawls. all sizes.
Bandana, flag and fancy silk pocket hdkfs.
French and Italian black and fancy silk
cravats,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons and Fancy
Goods, &c.
CLOIHiNG-consisting of dress and
lrock coats; a good black dress coat for
$I2 90; Pilot, Pelto and Flushing Over
coats. all. prices; Cashmere, Sattines,
Tweed and Jeans Pants, do; Fine linen
bosom Shirts; LambswooI and Merino
Undershrts and Drawers; with a general
assortment Of every article in the line,
BOOTS and SHOE.S--a very comp|etc
assortment. Super calf sewed Boots;
waterproof do. and pegged do; russetts,
kip and calf Brog ans; boys and misses
calf and kip sewed and pegeed do.
SADDLERY--Alen's Spanish and
English Saddles; ladies' Side Saddles for
$40; gents. English do for So; BOYS do.
HATS, CAPS and BONNETS-con-
ssting of all varieties and shapes. Russia.
Cashmere, Nutria and Wool Hats; Cloth
Velvet and Hair Seal Caps.
Florence Braid and Fancy Bonneis; a
few Bombaziue do. for mourning, So each
with numerous other articles impos lille 10
put into an advertisement.
o. Don't forget the store. the frs,
round the corner from Cotton Square, on
Main street.
April 90, 1945-42-ly
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RICHARD ELWARD,

Z
BOOK BINDER, STAT1ONER, AND
BLANK BOOK. Ok.MANUFACTUREk
Maj" street, ssrt TO he City Hotel.
YyHE subscriber has constantly on hand
a supply. Of STATIONERY of every
description. for sale cheap, for CASH,
viz:
Super royal, royal, medium, demi, folio
post, cap and letter PAPER--plain and
ruled
QuilIs, Steel Pens, blue and black Ink.
Sealing Wax, Waters, Sand, &c.
Also-a supply of Blank Books, viz:
Ledgers, Journals, Invoices. Cash, Cotton,
Record and Day Books; together with a
variety OF Catholic Books.
BLANK BOOKS made to anv order
and TO any pattern which may be reqnir-
ed. Old Books, Newspapers and Periods
Gals, carefully rebound.
0Ir Any orders sent 10 Nalchez or Jack
son, will be punctually attended 10.
RICHARD ELWARD.
April %, I8I5-4e-ly
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The State of Mississippi,
s. LAWRENCE County.

The Honororable Probate Court, May
term, iSd5a
IHE undersigned having been appoin-
ted Administrator atthe above stated
term of the Hon. Probate court in and for
said county and State, on The estate oi
JOHN s rERLING, late Of Law.
renee county deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted 10 The estate
of the said deceased to come forward and
make immediate payment. Also to all
persons who may have claims against the
said estate to present them, duly authenli-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
as this notice will be placed in bar to re-
covery of all claims against the said es-
tate presented after that time.
WILLIAM l.. STERLING,
Administrator.
May 27, lS15-46-6w
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The State ofMississippi.

ss CovINcToN County.
The Honorable Probate Court, May
term, 1916.
HE undersigned having been appoint
ed Administrative at the above stat
ed term Of the Honorable Probate Court, in
and for said county and state on the es>
tate Of AARON LOWE, ,late Of Coyinglon
county, deceased, notice is hereby given
toall persons indebted to the estate of The
saii ceased to come forward and make
immediate PAYNE mt Also, to all persons
who may have claims against said estate
to present them, duly authenticated with
IN the time prescribed by law, as this no.
tice will be placed in bar to a recovery of
all claims against the said estate present
ted after that lime
! MENNY LOWE,
Adminislratrix.
May l3, 1s45-44-6w
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The State of Mississippi.

LAWRENCE COUNTY.
The Honorable Probate Court, April
term. 1915.
THHE undersigned having been appoint
4 ed Administrator at the above sta
ted term of the Honorable Probate Court,
in and for said county and State, on the
estate of THOMAS FARRlS, late Of
said county, deceased, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons Indebted 10 the es-
tate of said deceased 10 come toward
and make immediate payment. Also.
TO all persons who may have claims
against the aforesaid estate, 10 present
them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
SAMUEL FARRIS,
Administrator.
April %, 1s45 4o-6w
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The State Of Mississippi.

The State Of Mississippi.
I At Rules held IN The Clerks Office of
The Superior Court Of Chancery of the
State Of Mississippi, ot Monticello, on
the first Monday in Hay, A. ID. lS45,
1t being the fifth day Of said month, be-.
fore the Chyk of SAID Court.
josiah Purvis, ct. al.
No. II. VS..
Thomas J. Coffee,
Robert Underwood,
Henry Smith and
John Freeman.
E7PON opening the complananl's bill.
u and it appearing satisfactorily, that
John Freeman, one Of The defendants in
this cause is not an inhabitant Of this
State, but resides beyond the limits there
of; and the jurisdiction of this Court,
and he having 10 enter bis appearance. and
plead, answer, or demur, 10 the complain
ants; upon motion of the complainants bv
Counsel--ltis is ordered that the said de-
iendant enter his appearance herein on OF
before the first day of the next Term OF
/ this Court, TO be held at the court house
in the town Of Monticello, on the first
Monday in the month of September next,
and plead, answer, Or demur 20 the com
plalnant's BIl-oiherwise the same will
be taken for confessed against him and
set for hearing exparte, and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly-And it is
further ordered, that copy of this or
der be forthwith published once week
for two months successfully in the South
ern Journal, a newspaper published in
Monticello.
ROBERT HUGHES, CLERK.
BY E. L. Bowen, Dep. OK.
=. Harris, Sol. for Compl't.
May 6, lS45-43-Sw
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Weslyille May 90. 1915.
For the Southern journal.

For the Southern Journal.
TO MISS y " y
Oh, l have had Of visions bright,
Such as some gifted poet might,
Rapt with tic theme in ardent Law,
His lofty souls ideal portray;
Such dreams as these have sometimes drew
Sweet maiden, forms resembling you,
But, ah! none ever half so true,
AS thine in every female grace,
Could fancies dcIusive pencil trace;
Yet not alone thy lovely form,
Gould raise within my breast this storm.
OF fcclins passionate and warm,
Ah!no thou bear'st a greater charm
], is thy minds intrinsic ore
Refined by learning's mystic lore,
Which like flood cflight doth pour,
Its treasures forth a bor,nlcss store,
That bends this humble knee Of mine,
To worship at thy shrine.
VAUGHNS.
Wcstvlllc, May %, ls45.
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The State of Mississippi,

LAWRENCE COUNTY.
James M Ellis
John V. Sanks
IN the Circuit Court Of Larrence county,
Mississippi, TO June Term, l845
TNHE attachment IN the above stated
u case having been returned into my
office by the proper officer of'said county,
the defendant is hereby notified, that un,
less he appears, put in special bail and
plead to plaintiffs action on or before the
first dayoi the next term of said court, to
be holden at the court house of said coun-
ty on the first Monday IN April next, iudg-
ment final will be entered against him,
and The property and effects in the hands
of the garnishee in this case will be ap-
piled TO the payment of plaintiffs claim
and all costs.
Witness my hand and seal Of said court,
at the town of Monticello, county afore-
said, This end day of June, A. ID. l845. !
EDWARD l.. BOWEN, CLERK.
J. nj. ELLIS, Atty.
June 10, 1915. 4S-6w.
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The State ofMississippi.
.sss = LAwRENcE CounrY,
Rankin, Boggs &Co.)

essa..s. saLAWRENCE 4 COUNTY,
Rankin, Boggs &Co.
Jackson B. Williams. ssl. ''A' =
In tte Circuit Court Of Laurence county.
Mississippi, to Jane Term, 1915.
1HE attachment. in@ the above stated
= casebaying been returned into my
Office by the proper officer of said county,
the defendant is hereby notified, that un.
less he appears. putin special bail eand
plead to piaintiff's action on or before the
first day Of the next term OF said court,
to be holden at the courthouse of said
county on the first Monday in April next
Judgment final will be eniarcd against him
and the property and effects in the hands
Of the garnishee inthis case, will be applied
to the payment ofplaintiff's claim and all
costs.
Witness my hand and seal of said cour,
at the town Of Monticello, county afore-
said, this 2nd day Of June, A. d. lS45.
EDWARD L.. BOWEN, Clerk.
rs. SwIpr, Atty
June 10, lS45. 48-6w.gs
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S. ODELL, GUNsMlTH,
MAIN STREET, NATCHEz.

HvHE subscriber most respectfully ia
forms his friends and The public
generally, that he has rented shop on the
North side OF Main street, second door
from Commerce, where Ire will continue
on his own account, the Gun Smith Busi-
ness in its various branches. lie rcspect-
fully solicits coDiinuance of the patron
age 80 literally bestowed on the firm ol
Fitzpatrick &, Odell.
Persons scndif6 6work will please acs
company /, with aDoie addressed to him.
April 80, lS45-42-1y
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or We are authorized to announce A.

Or We are authorized to announce A.
B. BACON Esq, of Columbia, as can
didate for District Attorney for the End
judicial District, composed Of the counties
Of Copiah, Pike, Lawrence, Marion, Han
sock, Simpson, Covingtcn, Harrison, Smith
Rankin and Scott.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY .

or We are authorized to announce O.
II. MCCARTHY Esq, of Monticello, as a
candidate for District Attorney for the end
Judicial District, composed Of the counties
ofCopiah, Pike, Lawrence, Marion, Han.
cock, Simpson, Coving'on, Harrison, Smith
Rankin and Scott.