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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

From, our Columbia COrrsspon deal.l
Agreeably TO The Constitution, The LIE.
gisIaure of South Carolina assembled al
Columbia, OIL Monday 23d November
The Hon. Angus Patterson was elected
President of the Senate. aud The Hon. w.
f. Coicock Speaker of the House Of Rep
resenla'ives. The following officers of the
Senate. were also elected w. 6. Martin
Clerk, 7. G. Goodwyn Reading Clerk J..
b. Fulton Door Keeper, and J. d. Gail.
lard Messenger. In the House, Thomas
w. Glover was also elected EIerk, and w.
b. Ioor Reading Clerk, in The place of A..
c. Spain. James Mcllhenny was elected
Door Keeper aud E.. S. ]. Hays Mes
senger. At II o'clock, on Tuesday oath,
The Governor transmitted his Annual Mes.
sage. 1t was referred to the appropriate
Committees 70 act upon. The Message
is a plain, sensible paper, aud contains
many suggestions Of grea, importance. Il,
is to bo hoped, that The Legislature will
give them that careful consideration
which they deserve. His ExcelIsncy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

Instructions under:it, as approvea;by The
Executive DeparlIr ent Of lbe: S'a.e, which
| herewith send you'll would earnestly
insist upon the following further details.
:. While The pledged honor OF the:Slate,
always to bear her portion of the public
burlhcns, whether OF blood or treasure. de
riauds ,hatIhe present organization Of the
Regiment he maintained, as promising
the most speedy means nf obeying This
call and while the advantages in the ser
vices, as il respects rank, convenience, and
other considerations of like natuie secured
6y our present organization, should be
strong motives for preserving it, it will be
bul fair to state to your company hat 1t
is not bound by its original tender to obey
ihe.presenl call. Assemble your company
as soon as possible, and ascertain whether
a majority of them are willing to adopl
these new terms !; if so, proceed al onceb by
The mosl active and efficient. measures 10
raise your number of priva'es al least as
high as eighty effective men. You will
perceive by reference TO The requisiton IL
self, that use The term Of e6ectite advl-
sedly. When you have obtained a'sutfi-
cient uumberof men 10 constitute the min
inum strength Of The company allowable,
(Which is sixty -four Privates,) notify me
here by express, Of the fact, and put your
company Immediately in motion for Char
lesion, the place Of rendezvous, where
clothing, arms, camp equipage, &C., will
be furnished by the War Department.
Those companies not Immediately on
the line Of Rail Road, will reach The most
convenient point ppou the line with the
assistance Of wagons, for The transporta-
,tion flheir most necessary baggage. All
ordinary necessary expenses of lranspor.
taion and subsistence, incurred after the
complete organization of the company,
as well as of The expenses herein conlem.
plaled, will be betrayed by the Executive
Department, Of the 'Sia,e-but express
contracts must he made, aud in every case
in which money is paid out under them,
vouchers Of such payments mnst be pre-
served.
In lhe event thai you ..ii'' .aIn'ain the
existing organization Of your company,
which il is most ardently hoped you sill
not, and which il is desirable should he as
cerlained as soon as possible, notify me al
this place, by express; if it can be thus
dene more expeditiously than by tie mails.
and let it be publicly and fully n lers'ood
that The door is again open for tie pa'rl
ciic and spirited citizens of our old State,
TO sIep forward at her call TO vindicaie her
ancient honor, and discharge their oblisa-
tlops to our common county.
by order of
p. NJ. BUTLER,
Col. Commanding S. e Volunteers.
CAMPBELL r. BRYCE. Adiulanl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

prepared to give warm;receptfon to the
expedition and with one piece of artillery
mounted on a favorable point, and with
two gun boats, opened a vigorous fire upon
the North Americans and compelled them
TO return to Cyane, which was all The
while bcmbarling the town, but without
doing much harm. The news was COM
municated by the captain Of the English
brig Frolic, who learned the particulars
from the officers of the Cyane. He repor-
ted that the Cyane had more Than 20
wounded.
Al Mazatlan there was on tie 18th Oc-
lober, bui one of our vessels of war. but
the inhabitants were expecting strong
reinforcemen,s bringing $500 men with
which To land. Business men we're accor-
diugIy IN owing out their property.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

lars!-The hog census i'll 1888. gave the
sum total ofporkers as 26,30l ,293, or some
thing like seven millions more Than the
whole population of The country. Tennes-
SEQ had the largest number; Kentucky
next, and Ohio The next; the latter having
a little over two millions. This standing
arme' ofswine it is estimated, consumes
annually t,oo hundred millions of bushels
fcorn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02
sresignins his seat in The Senate Of The UAi.

sresigning his seat in The Senate Of The Uhi;
ted IS,a,es. 7sssrs,s5sa So
The retirement Of this distinguished
Statesman, from post in which he has
not only served the Stale which he repre-
sen,ed, but mankind in general, is not less
TO be deplored, for reasons of public con-
sideralioh, than for the causes which per-
sonally influence his determination. The
illuess which renders this step unavoidable,
wnhdraws from The counses Of The country
a patriot, whose abilities have been surpas-
.sed by nothing bu, his fidelity land free
dom from all impure and selfish motives.
He will carry. with him the undivided
confidence and gratitude of The people OF
this State, to whose service he has devoted
so%largeaaportioa of~his.Iife, with. their
warmest wishes that he may find in the
repose of retirement, the health aud hap
piness he ,su eDineully deserves.
i lirausma varous documents from our
sis,cr State, for all which invite your
consideration, ..st5 s.,,.ts .e
=, In conclusion, permit me. Gentlemen, TO
express a hope, that your deliberations
may. couduce 10 the advancement .andpros-
perily Of that Slate, which we are all so
much Bound to love and honor,-and that
guided by that Supreme Intelligence, which
governs aud controls The universe all your
sacts may be such, as not only TO secure to
you The appreciation Of your own conscien-
ces, bul may bring down uPen your heads
the gratitude Of. the present and future
generations, aud the smiles Of an approx
"Sop N' 20 .1Iy,YrI,,g a1IyCN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

Pork and Bacon.-Nlauy Of our readers
(says all exchange) will be astonished 10
learn That The annual hog crop of the Uni
ted States is worth three times as much as
the entire cotton crop. In the year 1915,
the value ofhogs raised in the Union was
one hundred and sixty-six Millions Of Dol.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

The Commander 10 Chief cordially ap-
proves the orders and suggestions Of Col.
Butler made above, and hopes that The old
organization will be maintained, and that
a: prompt response be given 10 the ordor for
ftbs call oflbe Regiment from S. Carolina.
..ts;i ,,... s,, J. w. CANTEY,,
!. Z. ,-... - Adj, and Insp. Ger.
REG GIMENTAL ORDERS, No. 3.
esj. REerMEnGAL HEAD Quarters,
Columbia, Is. C.1 .1Aov. 23,. 1916.
Capt. P.s,S.; Brooks; .gs ssa,..4a,;
: ysSir.-fn addition TO she late sreqoisilion
!: Of he Secretary of War, and my general
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-02

Col. Commanding S. e Volunteers
CAMPBELL r. BRYCE. Adjulani.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10
Comic MterIude in Macbeth

Comic HtcrIudc in Macbeth
The tragedy of Macbeth was acted
recently at town in Suffolk, Eng
land, and among the audience was a
man who had been fifty miles in the
course of the day, to see Corder, the
murderer, hung at Bury. Such was
the belief entertained unto the last
that the extreme penalty of the law
would not be inflicted, that the man
who had seen him die, was so pestered
on all sides for an account of the mel
ancholy spectacle, that he actually
betook himself to the theatre to avoid
further opportunities. Just as he en-
tered, the fourth scene of the tragedy
was commencing, and as he was quiet
ly sitting himself in box near the
stage, Duncan began in the words of
the author, as usual
ais the execution done on Cawdor1
eyes, sir said the man, 81 saw him
hanged this morning-and that's the
last time | will answer any more ques-
tons about it, The audience were
convulsed with laughter, at the strange
mistake, and it was sometime before
the performance could be proceeded
with.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10

incessant energy which prevail in the
English dock-yards, the surveying OF
the coast and the steam navy,-all in
dictates {" black cloud somewhere II
may be in the west or in the south, but
the /" powers that be" seem to be firm
lily impressed with belief that events
are transparent enough TO make this
activity and outlay necessary. Captain
Austin visited Liverpool, last week, by
order Of the Admiralty to guage the
capacity of the first class steamers as
regards the carrying OF heavy metal.--
The British and North American, the
West Indian, and other vessels have
undergone similar inspections. Cui
malo! "Coming events cast their
shadows BEFORE" and our prayer is,
that all this horrible making ready for
the worst may prove superfuous, and
that the "events," whatever they are,
in which they have their origin, may
" come like shadows; so depart"
FRANCE.
The Chambers are convoked by
royal ordinance for the eth of De-
cember. There will be some grave
questions to discuss-Algiers, Moroc-
co, railways, and the everlasting Ia
hiti.
The Ministers of Commerce has
specially convoked the conseils gen.
eraux of Agriculture, Commerce and
Manufactures, to deliberate on various
questions of political and commercial
and among others, on the
abolition of the duty on iron, destined
for the steel manufactures and ship
building. The great demand existing
for iron for railways, and the ac>
knowledged incapacity of France to
supply it, has rendered reduction of
the present prohibitive duties absolute
ly indispensable.
In some provinces great alarm exists
with regard to deficiency in the sup
ply of food; and in Bretagne distur-
Dances have taken place to prevent the
removal of corn to the south of France.
where the harvest has partially failed.
With the view of allaying the alarm
the Minister Of Commerce has adj
dressed a circular to the Projects Of
Departments, stating that the last har-
vest was not so abundant as the har-
vests of 1913 and IA, but that it was
more abundant than in 1889, and that
it was sufficient for the country; &c
departments having produced more
corn, &C., than they need. % having
produced enough, and 80 being def
Gent
The price of bread in Paris had
slightly risen. From the LIST Of De-
cember the price to be paid as follows:
bread of the first quality 81 centimes
the kilogramme, and that of the Sc
cond quality 30 confines the kilogram-
me.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10

Human happiness has no perfect sc4
curity but freedom freedom none hut
virtue; virtue none but knowledge
and neither freedom, nor virtue, nor
knowledge, has any vigor, or immortal
hope, except in the principles Of the
Christian faith and in The SANCTIONS Of
the Christian Religion.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10

Purity Of heart is, Of all virtues, the
most elevated. A Greek maid asked
what fortune she would bring her hus-
band, answercd-"I will bring him
what is more valuable than any treas
ure heart unspotted and without a
stain which is all that descended to me
from my parents.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10
Boots rs. Fists.-A faggot man car

Boots us. FistS.-A faggot man car
rying load, by accident brushed
against a doctor. The doctor was
very angry at this, and was going TO
hit him with his fist. 'Pray, don't use
your precious hand, good sir-kick me
an welcome The bystanders asked
what he meant. Says the woodsman,
IF he kicks me with his foot I shall
recover; but if | once come under bis
hands, it is all over with me-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10

The mode of making wine except such as
is made in the groceres,) is but little under.
stood; and we invite the readers of the Her.
aid, TO The following instructive details of the
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10

T A subscriber TO an Episcopal
paper in sending his advance subscrip-
ton money, writes TO the editor-"I
wish to pay for my paper in advance,
for Inever like to read an editors
poper as ,ceH as my o,On.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-10
VOL. III.

Owe are indebted to the North Amerl-
can Extra Dec. 20,for the following important
foreign news:
ARRIVAL DE THE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
GORDON g. SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE

GORDON q SklNk Elk,
OFFER FOR SALE
Sn HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
SO Sugars
IS and bbs loaf crushed and puyeriEed Sugars
IS boIcs and bags Havana and Brazil Sugar
so hbds Moiasscs part prime
30 half bbls Sugar house Orleans Molasses
$50 bags Rio Iagaira and Java Coffee
bales Mocha Coffee
IS half chests Gunpowdsr Tea part very superior
halfehests Black do
Tea in and ~ ID. boxes
300 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los boxes Sperm . TaIlow Candies
10 bags Pepper and Pimento
10 bags Ginger
200 kegs Mails
$50 bags Shot
so kegs "Duponts' Powder
300 Ieans Wrapping Paper
Cap and Let Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese IN casks and boxes
600 doI Bed Cords and Leading Lines
rs doz Painted BuekeH
so dor Brooms
5000 lbs Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so bags Feathers
200 Nova sentia Gfindsones
Glass sIiO and i0Sl2
Sperm, ~, and Tannes oil
Cotton Yarns, Salpsirc, Coppems. Alum
Indigo, Nader starch. Wick. Irvine, &C. Ee
IRON-iOO swedcs English TedegaT and Country,
prisinE nearly round. a square
Sheet 1ion, Nail Rods
sTEEIs-American NJ English Blissercd
Mayors Cas-; and Shear Steel
TIN PLATRS961 boxes Tin Plate, lOItl I4I2O 1919
COPPRR-2O0O lbs Barriers, Sheathing and Bolt
1000 lbs Wite, assorted sizes, from No. Z 10 10
Zinc, bar and Sheet Lead. &C &C. aI3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

GEORGE EARLE, Merchant Tailor,
NO 175 CHksNUr STREET, PBILADRLPBIA.
~ constantly hand his Tutoring Store
" po-e the State House,
e;s cassireres and Nesinss received
W lie eordaes the establishments Drneiple ..Dans
no garments out OF MS sofe bet those Of The quality
mus % ne hai so long enjoyed the best of city
and throughout the Union He wol4 respectfully Jet can
from gentlemen visiting the city assuring any
orders entrusted % him, than
Tie quality Be bad The Inxa-f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
Nipple RaIm.

DEAD SHOT s-IsO dozen OF III, uariyaird vermifuse
- Tor ale BY oe p SAM'L q. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

@ ENOR PHILADELPHIA. The superior
49, - sehr EUGENIA, Capt Goodwin, Wi have spatsh
For freight having g,oi Accommodations Apply
board, AZ Piekeu's WHAT HENRY FISHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Old Point Comfort &c PORT NaIthalI.
FARE REDUCED TO rs Goats, INCLUDING MEALS!
r. hvENHE public is hereby notified, that
SSx-EzkIx. Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA, which the complete order day and niEh
line, and unsurpassed her running be
tween Pou Wathal and Norfolk from
HeAnond and Petersburg, tls loo as cay
diHg
PASSENGER leaving Richmond MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, At So A. breakfast tse Augusta M
Norfolk about O'Clock, NJ ReIurning the AIzyta
leaves Sorot A. H. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ana ga
TURDASs breakfarg board arriving Port
Wclthin al haR past IL ~ aud Rieano id r. NJ
1t viii be perceived above, comfortable and
expeditions Ike TO wishing Norfolk busnesI the
opportunity OF transacng and returning by neIt
morning to be absent from their ONLY
The Augusta will stop rdineS James River 10
take in and travel points ver
where a signal is made.
The public assured that determination Of the
keep this line permanently
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk the best
the lowest
For further Information tickets freight apply the Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Ticket
Agent oe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

FOR NEW OR Ms.
AskINs LIBBYs Line Of Packets between Richmond and
II New Or<ans will September
aud will be composed Of the following vessels
Barque BACHELOR, Capt iIikAH Horror;
Bur ORLEANS, Capt VIZ. sxTTH
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt Jos RosIrsor.
One of above will this regularly
We confidence above
the public they buih expressly Tor the uade and will
low other and commanded by steady and dis
oflonz the trade Fo freight
having Accommodations both for cabin storage
passengers, appyto J FISHER q SON.
HASkINs & LIBBY.
N ID. All freight from the country for above vessels
received and forwarded the regular dyase and
wharfage J. p. a. s.,
N. l..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
VALUABLE MEDICAL BooKsl lat King.

old standl
Anatomy--Anatomi-si AtIa. BY sni,h Il Horp.r l,oi
Masses Anatomical Atlas by Pausou
Horrefs Anatomy and Histology 2 vol.
Hopes Pathological Anatomy by goo r
loared Figures Imperial evo volume
Cross Patbolog cal Anatomy; new edition
wilson's Human Anatomy, 4
ouain's Anatomy. by Paaeoast 4 vol tto.
Wsi1rs Anatomy, by Paneoast g vols
Cruvefhers Anatomy . vol ny Pauisop
-Ths Anatoni' cal ketne IA srane.r
HorneT's United States Din ector
Parions Anatomy. I vol
Darfaehis Anatomy Of the Groin, with Limitation,
The Pocket Anatona-t
Wilson's Dis.ector. by Goddard
III. Dublin Disseetof. Manual Of Anatomy
The London Di.sectcr
Tuson's Disseetor's GUIDE
Todd Bownan's Physiological Anatomy
WakHefs Elements Of Comparative ANATOMY.
me above are for sale by CHAs p. FISHER,
o 49,. r.. a.. p oa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
4 ATHROP, CHRISTIAN e. co. are in re-
- eeipt % unusually Of DRY GOODS.
comprising variety suited and country trade;
which
Rich Paris cashmefc Robes
Rich Ombre Shaded Cashmere and Mousrnns
Rich Oregon. Casti1ian and Ciemantne Pads
Plaid Merino Cashmeres
Rich ssin striped Thibci do.
Bk and cold Aipaeas
Bk and s.tia strpedda.
Bombasins.. Crapcs snl foplips
Rich Ruge Ombr p. D'soe
Rich Pekin Fsevnne
Rich Cro de Naples Gisee
Together with n great variety Of
New style silks fon Use to 81 per yard
Wh'e and cord embd Muslin Robes
Preach emb'd Collars Ch-rnrcts Capes
Infants Froek Bodies, d
ombre shaded Coating.
Bk French Cloth and Cassimeres
Sin, satin and m-rino Yes
saiincts, fuied ksfscys cable kerseys
Plaid Lnssys white red Fiirnels
White Domst- we'ca shI nkilg and Canton Fiannes
SERVANT Wbiinsy and inland Bed Blankets
Silk and msrino lilo Cloves, fancy .ik Cravats
Heavy wool ik and cold III tmb
White and cord embd Gaze senfs something very pretty.
CarpetngI, Rugs and Bookings.
For Sae, wholesale and retail
&C ~ No 90 WEST MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
TOSOUTHERNA AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.

X EEN q G. o.
receiving supply % Ready made Clothing for
w Fan and Winter wear, consisting. in part Of
Pine aud medium Beaver Overeoas
DO 90 Ffock Coats
Extra French do overeoais
DO black Cas- Frocks, r style
Tweed do do do
DO Casas Sachs all prices
DoubIe hiIed Tweed do
Tweed Sack FIoeks. something
Plain bin Cass Pants, good quality
French Doeskin do. do
Cord do. great variety
Pine Cloth d. Goats, under way
DO French Froek do.
First qualify cord satnet Pants
DO do miId do do
No. Sat seans, bTk and cord
Black N cold Cavats
New style Neck Ties
STA, Satin velvet, cloth, merino and other ycss
0r We have a No Cutter and garment up a
the shortest notice, and warrant good o..
SEQ KEEN 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

,aie, whosie and retail prers please.
NC ~ No 30 WEST MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

ExTRA FINE GUNPOwDER TEAS
- superior Powehong Tea.
Imperial do
For sle by Zoe 10 DAVENPORT ALLEN A. en-
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02
NIedicaI.
June 3, 1876.
10 no the Ladies. -fn

no To the Ladies. N
HR SALMON begs 70 inforu the Ladies
~ Of Mississippi that having devoted his
attention 70 lhe exclusive treatment Of the dis
eases ofFEMALEs, 40 lhe celebrated HOsPi
al Of sAiSrnAvrR, ID France, be feels con
h5eui in being able 10 offer them relief 10 al
the diseases incideniio females
Or. s. has locsied himsef a. Rsus0m Me
Elroys, ESQ, Marion, Ml, where be may Be
coasaltcd by lolicr, or visa, when Dot over one
boD5red miles When 81 ieueT, he symptoms
mug be fully and accurately stated. snd medi-
che or pfsscriplion uill Be sent a. fequirod
Dr. sslnou.fefsfr 70 he following gentlemen.
Professor Hail Baifin0rs; Hsnry A Skin.
rer Eno.. Cart CCaafr, Ala. : Jos Noble
"a do.. Ranr,n McElroy, Esl., Mangn, NJ
.Dr.J. r.. Earle. Mobiit; g. W Gaines, kfs
t,lr, g5hn clniyrs. Es1, Decatur, Nj
1IrT6 lrt6 iy-U
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02
The State Of Mississippi.
CLARK COUNTY.

Probate Court, lime Term, A. d. 1916.
ORDERED by the Court, that publica
" ton be made in the FTrue Democrat"
a paper published in the Town Of Paul
ding, Mississippi, notifying the heirs Of
William Mott deceased, 10 appear at the
next regular term Of this court at the
Court House ofsaid county on the first
Monday Of September next TO show why
the interest Of Isham Wimingham in said
Estate should not be divided among tie
collateral heirs Of said deceased.
Witness the Hon. Alexander MLeDdon
Judge Of said Court-Issued the 4lh
day Of June, A. ID. 1916.
Attest CHAS. w. MOODY, Cl'k.
Probate Court, &C.
June, "a, 1876 slow
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

g. n. Hussey 3 y. k1s DAssAllAs,
HAVE formed a co.Partnershlp ~ tne . pI1 :.
In tice Of the Law. They will Punctuail.iy
attend 70 business entrusted to them in the OR
euit and Probate Courts Of Lauderdale, Clark,
and The adjoining counties, and IN Superior
Csnrls of Chancery and High Court Of Errors
and Appeals, in Jackson.
Address the firm either al d MSIV colnt vu
SHIELDS l. HUSsEY,
Of Marion, Miss,
JOHN H BLANKS.
Of Quitman Miss.
Oct. 90, 1916. 24tt