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ANATOMICAL VESUs-Ths N. Y Tribune ssys-A most
beautiful and perfect figure Of the human body. bearing
the above name s being exhibited the American
museum, constructed show completely the s1ter.
and Internal OF the human body and the va
general and minute functions Of all organs
Considering the many evils suffer from Ignorance Of our
Anatomy, such representation this the muse.
um, which glance reveals the eye than could
be learned from books for months, be highly
commended. II tells why many diseased in the
lungs heart, aud other vital organs, and warns Us mo
keenly than all outward repoo II is under the charge
Of al Anatoist be oil hours and one Of tho
interesting and instructive subjects that can be pre-
sented ~ the human mind
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AZ In the New YOrk Globe We find the following para
grsph -" The officers Of the Insurance Companies.
Board Of Undswtefs refused insert the 'ws clause in
their policies year ago, and the settling day for
their imbeoiy. II 10 we'll known that Gen. hlmonte
ranged Zoe the commissioning Of fsO hundred pvateer
several months and ali the osoourngs Of the ports
Of Eusopo and South America with oil the Slave traders
saosf vii have commenced hs direful work. The
Isssrsnee Companies will, u course be ruined
10 fsv weeks, there have been limits 20 the risks
hey have taken"
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GENERAL SOUTHERN CONFERENCES
OF THE ~. +. CHURCH

l. TnrnsDAr, May II. 1886.
The Conference met according sdosrnmens, Bishop
SovLk In the Chair
Amer appropriate religious. services by the Rev. Mr.
monfoe, the Journal of yesterday read.
Rspsrts 81 Ssadiss Csmsist<es.
MI ksvsnsugh presented . report from the committee
on boundaries In reeoce that part Of the
o. kentucky Conferences which was recommued than
| q lew Jays since which read followss
"kksrvcKr CosrKRExcx shall include ali thu, mari of IN.
Stas o Kentucky that lies north and Of line begin
ming at the mouth Of Hsuods Greek the Ohio River;
thence running south tho northern line OF the Middle
town and the Jefeponown circuits to tho Bsrd,to.n
Turnpike rosd ,henee with said Turnpike TO Bsrdstown
thence with the direct road Spngeld thence to the
town Of Hsysvis and Liberty; thence due so1,h 70 hs
Cumberland Rve thence up said river to the Fork theme.
up The South Fork to tho Tsnnnessee hne; including in
IN" Conefence MI Washington, Springfield and Liberty
together with Soule Chapel in Cincinnati Ohio md ~
that part Of the kanawha District in Western Veins and
such other societies the northern border a. have adhered
OF may adhere South. according the plan of Separation
except the town Of Augusta KY and anv other ,oce,v
plan" ~ 'N
MIR. stampsr moved to throw the town of s.,,n.s.d
ence-carned. ' ~'"s''
Bishop Andrew took his seat
Mr. Parsons moved that the name of IN. sou,h.,n ..
u9a OF hsnucky DO changed from "Soath Kentucky Con-
ference" to louisville Conference" Carried.
Ihat portion Of the report was then adopted
Inc portion OF tho report referring TO the of
reads asfollows: ~ Op'eN'
IL. Ss Ik CONFERENCE shall include all that part Of
,ne sa'e kentucky not included in tho Kentucky Con-
'ersnee and In the Memphis Conference"
r' orowder presented report from the Committee on
Pseopaey 70 sopersede In part report already made in
bishop which was read and laid the table for the pre
sent. ~ ~ A' pro
l. praTr moved reconsideration Of that part Of the
Report OF the Committee on Bound.rie. r,f.,,;n. q, ~
oounasres OF the North Carolina Conference which wa,
out In courtesy TO absent delegate il was l,id
on tho table for the present. '-'1
Mr. ANTHONY presented report from the Committee on
the expenses OF the delegates this Gener. Confrs,c
which was read and adopted.
Reports Of Select Committees.
Mr. frrrs presented a report from the Committee on
which was read, and after the adoption Of
substitute Tor the resolution concluding the report, was
Inc hour having arrived for the ordination of the newly
eeeed Bishops after Bcnedicton. by Bishop Soule the
Co inference adjourned. N' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-18

Tvs soussE 90 THE CRoLE.--,A weslthy individos
Whose h not Eiyen) is reported In the London Pc
pes have recently deceased who has left By will The
Of 100000 in trust 20 the ihen Lord Chaocsor, for
the benefit o. the individual who should clearly demonstrate
The sqasre Of the eiroe the interest," until the condition Of
the will is complied 9th be paid one Of colleges
a. Csmbridee, a = believed g. Johns College.
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~ The New Orleans Tropie informs that the pilots
the Bsss have spilled the FOR 70
arm their aesi wssch the prysseu that undoubtedly
estae resdy susck The pilot boats are
psesd he es Of the Surveyor Of the port 10 carry dee
patches between The city and the seat 81
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On Sunday night 10Th inst, Of Catarrhal Foyer, THE.
ODORlCK BLAND, son Of Rev Theodofick aud Frances
9. Pryor. of Notyway, aged 10 months.
Though this d the fourth little boy which alwise
Providence hos 81 10 take from fond paren YET
their spirits need not be weighed down nor sorrow GIL
their hearts.
They die in Jesus AMI are blesi;
How csm their sumbor are;
From suffering and from sin released,
And freed from every snare"
fWatebmsu and Observer requested 10 copy.l
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Santa AHEl,--Raher the most singular news which
We received from Havsns By the r. Street relates 10
crest sporting affair, which perhaps hes OF ero this
II sppesrs that three weeks ago ofhe boys
81 hstsnzas challenged Gen Santa Ana TO 6Rht main
of cocks ~ that place for go 900 side The General
gsdy accepted the offer, and leave his residence
near Havsna about the LET ns for the Of tho sport
P5eavHne.
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YfoLENr DElTH.-On Wednesday lss,. Mr. Yost was
killed IN on affay Franklin La by e. Vincent v shoot.
ing hm with pistol. The report heard throws the
blame Vincent but rumor s not always be depended
on. ne was admitted TO bail IN $1,000. Both parties
we're residents of the Parish n ST. Mary.
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az TIE New orIssn. Pcsyuse rsmaFks the unusosl-
" latss numbs Of persons the Streets Of that city
wi der arms " slnes. Can be, h ssks, thsi the draft
"a has any hing 20 DO with III
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DThe Baltimore papers of Friday last, contain an &C.
count Of the explosion OF seamboiler the extensive
Iron Foundry Of Mr. John Waterman, tina; city, by
which the engineer Mr.. John Eaton and Of the smiths
named John Bornick, instantly killed. The loss
taned by Mr. W. from the effects Of the explosion
iimated st not less than $4,000.
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AHHEsr oT O. r. RocEwuL--An erua from the Office
Of the Quincy (llinois) Wing, dated the I'd inst,
The Of tho notorious o. p. Rockwell tho
Mormon assassin The writ Of arrest charges him with tho
murder Of Frank Wonol. There several other wits
agsns him for crimes and misdemesnors. lie sur
fendefed without foaistanee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-18

METroAN PRVATEKRs AGAINST THE UNITED State
appears from the following letter Of the Secretary Of State
to the chairman Of tho Board Of underwriters Of New
York, tina, have tte fear from Mexican prvaeos
and letters Of marque, 80 far Spain is concerned.
WGsHISqroN, April IL, 1876.
My Dear Sir: Ia consequence Of conversation q
few minutes since, think IL proper inform you with
delay, that Treaty with Spain Of the 20th October
1895, contains the following sriiole still in force
"Ar IL. No subject Of his Catholic Majesty shall apply
for take any commission lesrs Of mafqus for sTmnR
any ship ships TO set prVaioe against the said Un-
ted States against the citizens, people inhabitants Of
the sid United States against the property Of any Of the
inhabitants Of any Of them, from any prince State with
which the said United Statos shall bo ~ war.
Nor fhal any citizen, subject nhabitant Of the said
United States, apply for, take, any commission letter
Of msrque for armng any ship ships prysoors
against the subjects u his Catholic Majesty tho property
Of snY Of Them, from sny prince State with which the
said King shall be Aud hany person Of either ma
ton shall take such eomni letters Of marquee Ia
shall be punished as pirste.'
Yours, very respectfully,
JApEs BUCHANAN
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tAROLfNA sPOKTs ~ land and Sssr inrdehts Of Devil
~ FISHING ke By The Hon WIN Elliot 81 Heauf0r = Carons
price Is cents. jos Published, or saio BY
mV UufNHEp 4 NDunfa.
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II am monarch of all / survey,
My right there is none to dispute,
From the centre all round to the sea,
] an lord ol the loII and the hruIr.n

We add. before conclude that the lovers of
quiet have been lin Chinese phrase) exceedingly tran
quilted" by learning that the President is man of
peaee," and that ALIENS Alarm" "Casss Call TO Con.
ioi," and "Hanpegans Howl for War" are all obsolete
works That he IS slow W anger" have the posi-
tive testimony Of Mr.. WISE and need assurances to
that effect from old and Venerated FRIEND Mr. Richie
AUSTER
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fco~nssisArKp.
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN

~ There Is rich spriaAls Of The "pars Aue" In ts
folio wing eommunic adon:
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EBwaaD X. CoLLIm, Esq.
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ENREEMASONRY.- Lexicon Of Freema.
". conainipsa dshniton o. an eommoDicsbs terms no
tees q hs history usdons snd anuquiss and
e rites and mysteries % The word By Acu Msefey,
NO. Ensht Tsmpiar Ro-s q o. ~ ssr Gr.ns
secretary and Grand Lecturer ~ ne Grand drs 81
hna' - IN ons voL-Jus published for sals ~
ny ~ DRINEEH a MORRIS.
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The brig Josephine, from Vera Cruz, brings us
the following letter from our correspondent, dated
April 25th, two days later than the last, and pa
pers from that city Of the same date -
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Chesterfield Railroad Can.n...

" Inc annual meeting Of the Stockbolder.
of'he Richmond Fredericksburg 4 Potomac R,p,.d
h. 20 M ssth May 1885, the ofhe comrapy
81 ~ vv ,,.....
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N Offices.
Ns. =. is hi. a.s,uas a..o,,s.l. rss
.y rs DAVENPORT nLKs a co. .,..
G Notice.--Those persons intending 10 submit, n,.
's sss zoe uosn hsass proposed s,ssa on m. NE ~
hs PAa aud 'P'sneauoas before thsy s. "''' IN
%n SS,shook
" Fair at Hanover Court-hom...--rs.
Dads. sfs PODS Green s.s@a win Inc
OF Fancy Articles. Al Hanover cor.. house. on wra,s,
nsas 70 .ehas, A..ae. s.. ~ Is & Of r.ns
.s..s "a saying their Pastor. -aay. ~. '1 n, '"
MI hn-LornIAN NorrCE.-An sd,oo,n,s .,...,
sss cosmS ~. Mo- s L'ns s Goa. MIN
ipnf NEXT hs 18Th is.aas At IL o'eioei IN" On
az The above meeting will sl. pl.ss ao M sss,sn
,sn he 18th iass ate oeoek. NJ ias.-sa Of r.,
- my ~
~ NOTICE, Co CoaI-Miner.---T.-
sr,oefs wish to engage Immediately an iafsr,pf PRsC
iiCAL MINER, to superntend and control , Gal NJ.
IN one Of the West India Islands, None mead .nl h
not only be able direct oil the ordinary VOL ~
Nine but attend sls6 all the requisite maehiosrv
'aeh, ample compensation viii be given. -''
may DUNLOP MoNCURE & co.
c, w To 70, Owner. of Real Estate I'm The
gsi,snsni Of Real kssas City fos Iste /. senaS
s.y 20. n. sss w remain 90, the
Ma, Ia ,s.s D. N. MILLER, oes .4ssssssr.
- tmy 2-testh
chesterfield Railroad Company.
W An adjourned meeting Of the Stakeholder
viii be held At the Exchange Bank in N. , r
"a nv on .hDAf oh Juno ~ oeioek to eon.as,
s,,h n .he epon Then 10 be made by committee appoind
e'ne annual meeting the 20th uinso ~ eo.., = M,
" s' ,ommaee relative to sale Of TO new compsny
~2 =, ,OLa VIZ. sTRoTIiER, Treasursr
NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the Stakeholder,
Sfse sieanond Fredsriehsburs 4 Potomac Railroad Cn.n
@ On soNDAY ssth May, $780, Once Of Inc a,on,
~ - O W. MAcMURDo. Treasures,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
MARRIED D.:

X the residence Of Captain Jesse Hyde by
he Rev J. n. wadlell, DR. E. l.. sHARMAN
70 Miss SoPHRoNIA E. HYDE.
A long talk" upon such occasions as the
above has become too common Tor originality,
or interest to the reader We have but enc
ui.b for the Bridegroom and the bride; l'Ie
like the evening sumPuOus enlerainmen'-
one continued fesiigal,--a long jubilee Of the
heart. during which its better and Purer iee'-
ipgs shall have full sway, with liie's choicest
blessings For attendants.
On Thursday last, A. l. Farley, ESQ, to
Mrs MARGARET MOODY, BY Laban
Carsway, Esq.
We wish our friends all the iOysof The do
mesie fire side, life Of prosperity and peace
ana such responsibilities" only as cause ih'
mothers cheek TO glow with affection, the Ia
,bsr's eve TO CLEAN with pride.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

French tribunals in ports of France to de-
eide the veritabIe situation OF the ship
referred to.
A deputy then insisted that the prnci-
pies on which France acted were good,
and that Mexico should be obliged to act
uDon them also. He then read an extract
from dispatches of French Admiral to
the Mexican Government in 1888, IN
which he laid down that very vessel bear
inc a letter of marque of which the cap
toin and twothirds of the crew should not
be Mexicans, would be considered aplra'e,
and treated as such with all the serverlly
of the laws of war;
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARhE l.
June 18th 10 18th. There has been
moderate and steady demand for cotton
since the 18th inst The accounts by the
Britannia showing an increase IN receiPlS
at the American ports, caused ho'oeiS 10
offer their stocks freely, and sales nave
been made at concession of ] 81. per 10
particularly tie lower aud mldding Inc
sales ON the 18th were 5000 bales to trade
! The market on the 10th was flat; sales Il
! 900 bales. On the 18th, 5000 bales were
sold. among which were 5000 Egyptian
chiefly al ) l-2a5 3 4d., a few as high as
I'd. A few Pernambuco al 8 4, EUo gu
rat at Sd. I'd; American Al. l'@o
TO dav the sales reached 1900 bales, III
clndng 200 for export. inclusive, amonh'
to 6. 800 bales, of which spectators andeX
porers took portion.
Provisions. During the last few week
there has been much more business ool Ip
in thcproduce market, aud prices previous
* established nave been sustained
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

Probate Court, lime Ttrm, A. ID. 1916.
ORDERED by the Court, that pubica-
" ton be made in the "True Democrat
p paper published in the Town of Paul
ding, Mississippi, notifying the heirs oil
William Mott deceased, TO appear at the
next regular term Of this court, at the
Court House Of said county on the frst
Monday Of September next, TO show why
the interest Of lSham Wimiugham IN SAID
Estate should not be divided among the
collateral heirs Of said deceased.
Witness the Hon. Alexander MLendon
Iptge Of our said Court-ISsued the dth
dav of June, A. ID. 1916.
Attest, CHAS. w. MOODY, CTk
Probate Court, G. G.
June, 81, 1916, blow
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

vwyHE undersigned, having become Pro-
u prietor of this we'll known Watering
Place. would respectfully inform the pub
lie. that he has secured the valuable SER
vices of Mr.. A. Y. s It'll, ate of the
WaverIy House, Mobile, as Superintend-
emf, under whose charge they will he con-
Quoted the ensuing season.
These Springs ale delightfully."- situated,
and TO those laboring under chronic dis
eases, or the effects of improper or undue
quantities OF medicine, the waters are re-
commended with confidence, as one of the
finest restoratives TO be found in the south.
Among those who have hitherto visited
the springs are many who will bear will
ling testimony of the benefits they have
received from their medicinal qualities.
In fitting upt the White Sulphur Springs
for the present season, the proprietor begss
TO inform the citizens of Mississippi and
Alabama, and all others who may favor
him with their patronage, that ne has
spared no expense to render them COM
Portable, and to supply them with every
luxury that the country and the South Of
fords The table de Hote shall at all
times be supplied with every delicacy.--,
The bar will be supplied with the best OF
Wines and Liquors which can be procured
in the city of Mobile.
The undivided attention Of the proprle-
tor aud the superintendent will be given
to the comfort of visitors, and from their
desire to please, and long experience IN the
business they hope to merit and receive
liberal share of patronage.
In conclusion, the proprietor assures the
public that his charges will be moderate
aud in strict accordance with the times.
]. w. ONEAL.
June 3, 1916. 49-3m
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22

OFFERS his services to the citizens Of Gar
" landsville, aud its vicinity, in the various
branches Of his profession, and being brought
an in a Southern institution. where Southern
diseases are taught, be Aaters himse Il he VIII
be able 10 render satisfaction to all those who
nav favor him with their patronage. HIS
charges will be made 10 suit the hardness ofthe
times He may be found at his Office, OF at
the residence Of JAMES E. Warts, when not
professionally absent
April Is, 1876. 4lu
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Perry County.

In the Pfoblte Court Of said County,
TO the heirs of Cornelius l.. Nixon,
ST. decd: You are hereby notified to
appear before the Hon. Probate Court OF
Perry County aforesaid, at special term
thereof, to te holden on the 4'h M3noay
in JuIy next, at the court house OF salo
county. and then aud there show cause to
said Court, if any you have, why we
should not sell the whole of the personal
estate of our said intestate.
SARAH NIXON, Administrative.
CORNELIUS l.. NIXON, JR, Ad,r.
JuIy Sth, l646. no o. OF
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
The State OF Mississippi,

SCOTT COUNTY.
In Circuit Court Of SAID County, Apr"
Term, A. ID. l846.
William Smith, PHI. Upon an Auacht
5 John Em F1, Def. me"' for 500 CO.
vuNHIS DAY came the said plalhtlf by
Il his attorney, and upon motion OF sad
plaintlT, aud it appearing to the satlSiac-
lion of the Court that the defendant has
abscouded, or so conceals HIMSELF that the
ordinary process of this court cannon De
served upon him, 1t is therefore ORDERED
by the court, that unless the SAID delehd'
ant do appear here OH OF before tlle hiSt
day of the next term of this court ana
give special bail, and plead, answer or de-
muir herein, Judgment final will be rem
dered against him, and the property SO al
tached will be sold TO satisfy the plalntill
debt and all COSTS. 1t is further ordered
bv the Court, that copy of this order be
inserted in the True Democrat, news
paper published in the town ol Paulding,
Jasper county, Mississippi, once week
for eight weeks successfully, aud the cause
is continued.
A true copy from the minutes OF SAID
Court. -
Attest. CHAMBERS,
Clerk Circuit Court, Scott county, Mss.
Inno 1St6. ASSw
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
TBY AUTHoEfTTl
rPOsTPONEMENT %

IL POS1BONf.NiE In Il III
OffGs Public Land Sales in The GRE
MAZDA District in he State Of MiSsis'
Sippi +
nIjRFC notice is hereby given, that
n The public sales Of lands ordered by
Proclamation Of the President OF the Unit
ted States. dated the tweniy-fifih day Of
February. 1916, 10 be held al The Land
Office at Grenada, in the Stale Of Missis.
sinpi. on the 25lh day Of May, ls46, and
ON die sth day Of june, 1916, are declar-
cd 10 he POSTPONED unit, aud 10 con-
mence. Ihe former on the first Monday,
being The 7lh ofSepiember next and the
latter on the fourth Monday, being the
2Sth ofSepiember next
Given under my baud al The city Of
Washington. the sixth day Of May,
A.D- one thousand eight hundred
and fouy-six.
b. The President
"a ES X. POLK.
JAMEs SHIELDS,
Commissioner q fhs General Land Of
fee.
June 20, 1876. 4e-Rw
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
RIs. al bis residence in lis county.

RIS, at his residence in this county
In the demise of Mr. Morris the citizens of
this county have lost highly respectable iel.
low-citizen, his neie hbors friend and coun-
selIor and the church TO which he was attached
an efficient and faithful member. His death
was holy and tranquil; and although the pro-
cess Of dissolution was accompanied with much
pain, his last indication of life was smile OF
peaceful resignation. That smile was the por-
tent of the happiness that awaited his departing
spirit in better and brighter land.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
.Mlu3, 1916.

Messrs. Price e. Fail.
Democracy is true to itself and true to
the country--and all the prophecies, that
our party was not to be trusted on the ta-
riff, have been this day iaIsifed. We have
just passed through the House the TarIn
Bill reported by the Committee OF Ways
and Mems, with no material amendment,
except the striking out the tax OH tea and
coffee, by vote of 115, to Sc. We are all
in the highest spirits, aud feel apertecl con
fdepce in being sustained by the country
in the most triumphant manner.
LII haste. yours,
]. THOMPSON.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
( From the MisSissipp'dn.
WAsuINGroN, ID. G.,
June, 20, 1916.
To His ExceIicncy,
Gov. A. G.. BRoWN.

To His ExceIcncy,
Gov. a. G.. BRoWN.
Sir. | have the honor TO acknowledges
and accent the commission OF Coiohel III
the lst Regiment of Mississippi Volunteers,
received last evening from the hohoS o.
vour add camp, Col J. Roach.
For this most gratifying marx oil co''H'
dence return my sincereet thanks, -.
The unfortunate confusion, and conflict
Of authority exercised in calling out VOL,
un,eers to maintain the interests, ana
defend the honor of our common country
have deprived our State OF full oPPor,
nnitv to ovince the zeal aud patriotism OF
her citizeus; but sir, in accepting Tie
commission rendered to me as above
entertain the hope, that an opportunity
viii be afforded to the lst Regiment Of
Volunteers. as the representative oil
Mississippi in the army of operations, 10
sustain the military reputation oil our
State and TO give renewed assurance oil
that which may be expected OF Mss!Ss'P-
mans. whenever the necessities OF our
country shall farther require Their ana
With great respect,
am your obedlent servants
JEFF. DAVIS.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
lam vour obedient servant,
JEFF. DAVIS,
1 N.,r Instrument Of Destruction, hNs

4 New Instrument Of Destruction, ms
heen cyhjblted TO the Editor of the New
Yorl; Courier by the inventor, winch
seems exceedingly well calculated to do It's
work eiecrualy. 1t IS nne pound IRON
bali, composed Of sections, like the dlyl,
sions in the orange, with shoulder to INC
ton and bottom of each, around which IS
c!aspcd an iron ring sufficient to hold al,
parts together, aud give it the force aud
therefore the range of solid round shot;
ard vet 50 brittle that on striking hard
substance it would break and leave the
h,tcbet shapcd wedges that make nP the
bali 10 scatter in all directions. II is ca'ied
the Ratchet Ball, and IS invented ana
made by Jordan l.. Mott
Ike County Sentinel
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-22
NOAHLYON. M. ID.

OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens of Jasper aud Jones counties, and
flatters himself, from having been extensively
engaged in the practice of Medicine Ior the last
thirteen years in Southern climate, he will
he able to render satisfaction 10 his patrons
His charges will be made in reference to the
times. He keeps his Office at Judge MlllsapA
three miles east Of Claiborne
DR.. L has sEDICINE, Sat retail prices
at his shop: ~
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