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PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

FhEMI vi LaINf . O1to'
EOUTHCUY & MEYERS, 54l Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public call at their store and examine te
richest and most extensive assortment 10 be found IN s
country of BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET, and Rad
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlRASDOLES, BKAC-
OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article, pc
culiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
n evidence OF the superiority OF this portion OF their STOCK
over any other OF lis class offered the public In THIS C
they can with honest pride refer TO no less that SIN GUILD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded To the nlanunctur.
ers within the years for the greatest variety ehd
beauty Of patterns and The unrvaed finish of their worS
Every article sold by c. N ia warranted TO he what they
represent and those who wish obtain first class goods Al
price often paid for such OF very Inferior qus.y
are requested favor ihem With cal before purchasing
elsewhere.
~ liberal dI account 10 Churches ard Holes OF ly
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List of Letters remaining in the Pest Office at
Harlem, n. Y. January lst, 1916.

ROBERT FL. MORRIS, p. nj.
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DIARY FOR 1s46.-Thi. day published the Diary

DIARY FOX 1S4t.-Thls Gay puoIeueu VIC LA
~ for 1876 containing IN Almanac for lsio-A List OF
Sheras and Clerks of The different Counties onnissnn
OF Deeds appointed by our Governor IN oisr
take Acknowledgements for
other Sles-Puoc Notaries and Commissioners Of Deeds
in the City CT New Yorx-Masters and ENsmine's IN ohah
c,ryShari>s Jury for the wear Si6-Rntes OF Postage
Foreign Consus-Banks and Insurance Companies IN me
Cries OF New-YorS and Brcoklyn-Assisant Jusuces
ard Cour,sA List of Sundays in the year lSi6A COM
peie list of Lawyers in the City oi New-f ORR NC &c
Also many useful memorsnda relating 10 the different
Courts. Published aud for sale by
$50 JANSEN Il BELL, Stationers, &c. l5S Nassaust
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TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN & POLITICIANS.
IIURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS-Essays on Human
Rights and their Political Guarantees by b. P. Hurlbu.-
Esq. Counselor al Law, in the City OF New-York.
Couen;s.-Chaper 1.-The Origin OF Human hsnis; ensP.
1.-THE true Function of Government; Chap lll,-Ine
Constitution of Government; Chap. IN.-Constituionai
Limitations and Prohbitons Chap N.-Conshtulonai
Chap VIl.-Rgh,s Emsnalng from the Sentiments and Al
fecuons Chap VIIl.-Tho Rights OF Women; Chap. LIZ
Ths Right OF Property lis Moral Relations Chap "
Intellectual Properly.
published by GREELEY McELRATH, and for sale
al the Tribune Once la8 Nassaust Price III cents OF
A LIANACs.-The trade supplied with Alinanacs al
II The prices OF manufacture Al The Tribune Office su4
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EERRE;s CREAM SAPONINE-A new compound
FOR shaving which surpasses all others In naSina cn
and permanent, Lather without Irritating the skin ian
having hard boards and tender faces will do well to
try this Cream. Sold by the proprietor +. c. FERRE,
Mddletowp CT and by j. w Hslbouon. rs Msdeu-lane;
Hosdiey Phelps li2 Ws;er-s-; f. Tomes Son j. X
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uUBBARD's PAPEKs-BURSAP& BAbCOCk;
No g Jehn-sirset offer for sale full assortment OF
Pan--s rsnufsced by the Messrr Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Paper blue and white Imperial, Super Royal,
Roysl Medium, Denny and Fla; Cap.
Bsns Folio Ppsi, Bank Quarto Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super cut Cap ruled and plain
Letter Pspei ruled and plain. full assortnerL
Packet Pos, Super and Exirs Super
Tinted PaH Paper; Colored Ir:perlalL
Coiored Royals thick md thin
Do Medium, do. do.
Do Double Cap, for copy BOOKS.
Zinc GlA.ed Coiored Mediums, Royals, &c kc
e. have also hand very extensive assortment OF
Wrir.ng Papers, Book and News PrRnng Papers, Plate
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
folr a 'rruu OF The genuine Patent Envelop Paper.
-, n1.ss iJ2l osvsod
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JUST PUBLISHED,
FF,HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools, Illus
i trsed by 900 engravings and s. maps, with globe
LIE on new plan In vol 40 by s. g. Goodrich, author
Of Peter Psrley's Tales lc-
The eboye work has already been introduced into the
Public Schools OF Rochester and in number OF others
The rs edition is nearly dispOsed Of the second
will 10 published IL 4 ew days. 49, 90.
$50. HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, 2l6 Pesrst
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1,4 OLDEST ESTABLISHED Emigrant Paeis

~. OLDEST ESTABLISHED Emigrant Packs
c5>sS Oi!ic. In New-York Corner OF Pine and souL'
sts The subscriber continues 10 bring out from As
erpoo and Lonon cabin second cabin and steerage pa
s-gers on the very lowest les by the regular line OF psct
els Also, hrst class ships, tive OF which will puHcnAY
sail every week during the month OF March, April, MAI
June July aud August thereby afording splendid aceoG'
rodsuons avery three days which L. certain guarantee
that no passengers possibly be detained Liyerpoa
s(er coming forward embark wind and weather permit
ting.
For the accommodation Of persons wishing remit pon
ey their hends the subscriber elo gives drafts on TIE
PRoyIScIAL BANK Of IRELAND, payable IN demand al
Armagh Clonmeil Galway Parsonstowr,
Aihone, CaYan, Kilkenny SKbbereCa,
Bandon, Cootehill, Krush, Sligo,
Belfast, Dungannon Limerick Srsbsne,
Baabrdge, hungarian, Londonderry Trsee
Bslyrnens Downostrick Lurysn Wexford,
Bal!yshannon, Dublin, Monaghan Waterford,
Ballina, EnnskIlen, Mallow, YoughalL
Cork, Ennis, M0neymore,
Coerane, Fermoy Omagh,
Drafts also on SPooSER, ATWOOD Il Co. Bankers, Lon
don Drafts also, the City OF Glasgow Bank, Glssgo~
All OF which drafts vii be paid free OF discount In every
town in Great Britain.
Persons residing IN the country have their fneca'
brought money promptly eed 10 them By sendSs
tler names and addresses ~ JOSEPH MCMURRAf,
Corner Of Piac AID S0uth-sU
?. S.The Secretary Of the Provincial Bask of relan1
has drecte! caution the public against hrus II
this city, who the audacy advertise 10 give crail
is Bank without any authority whatever from MIN, ~
BRANCHES or ngenci-. d23d
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III UNION LINE OF Packets for Liverpool! Pack
Ht-S-t OF the 10Th January.-The splendid new pacxd
ship NIAGARA, Capt Russell, will positively .'l
above her regular day. The accommodations oil tn'
ship Tor cabin second cabin cannot be sur
passed Those wishing berths should not fsh
make Immediate application board, foot OF Wst.L ofU
w & J. T. TAPSCOTT,
81 Is South ST. corner MadeD-laDe.
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aoublir Conpepantss, Sc.
- MILLARD & CO.'S ExP1gss

- NIELARD q GUS EXPKFSS
Piernont Turner'S Chester Goshen
---- Hampton to didde,own for the TRANSACTION oi
all business entrusted 10 lheir They viii i've their A,
,srt:on the delivery OF Boxes Bundles Package. B.1I
Notes Specie Valuable Papers, Sc srG they sso sy,
their st;ention The collection OF Notes. Bills Dra. L
Mlllsrd Co. respectfully give noc- thai Messenger,
Despatched every mornipg O'Clock snd from u,
above places aud Will give the attention TO all bry
ness connected with this line.
General ONCE a! Adamss Co. No II W sI.sL or a, Thu.
Z Jenkin.'s corner Duane and West SIS
DAVID MILLARo, WILLARD co.
PErER CBSYsTAL,
JOSEPH c. HYATT. dOu
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Once open On week days from A. NJ. uni. p. NJ On
Sundays FROM u Until P. NJ No letters from the
Office without al order.
J.. KENYON, p. NJ.
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III FOR LUNDON-PacSetoti the 9th January.-Tts
go splendid well known fast sailing Packet ship Phi
LADELPIA, Capt Dunn, will positively sail a
above her regular day The accommodations OF this s6p
for cabin second cabin and passengers cannot
surpassed Those wishing b-rhs should not au
III make early application on board, or
IS w. * j. r. TApSCOTT, 10 SOutraL cor M4deD-ano
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IAr3 YOrk II NEWARK. EIlsbethtOwn, WeiI.
sSHl-as-----ie Scotch Plains, Psibeeld, New.
Market Bound Brook and Someryille " j.
The public respectfully informed that the subscriber
has established an Express from New. York Somenis
and Intermediate places named above for the rsnims
sion and speedy delivery OF Packages. Bundles Money
Sc the collection OF Notes and Bs and all other business
apper.auing 10 a well-regulatei Express.
tuurs OF lrsying-Sew- York, at o'clock, A NJ. daily
Somervie, Il o'clock p. NJ
Otbce in New.YuTk. Merchants Hotel Il Conlandst
Somervie at D. Noes Hotel and AT the intervening places
on the route at the Railroad Depots.
A T..
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M STEAM POWER and rooms 10 let III Tue M
~ buns Buildings. Apply al this Office ,.,o.e
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6topes, &r.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces. for
w beating Dwellings, Stores, Churches &c.-These Fur
rsces will heu economically and efficiently the air Ia Lie
apartments vii be pure aud heathy Tree dynesi dus
gas 80,
They put up under the personal supervision OF Mr.
Walker the Ps.enee aad sve hitherto given entire ssis
s.rton End ara In all ceaas warranted 10 perform well
Reference: n. w. Tsyeb Esq Governor N-w-Y ork doa
pal; Mr. Charles Starr, Superintendent: do; Edward Be-
nen Fac n Wa-st; c. D. Rhodes, ESQ 30 Pesrigueet
Nj Thomas McEIrath - Nassau. SC.
srgf SEQ. WALKER, 292 Broadway.
NEW PATENT
a -. 5,n VIM WEST. ISS Hudson-et
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Green County

In the matters Of the Estate Of Ebene-
ser Tart.
ORDERED, by John McInnis, Judge
OF Probate of the county and State
Aforesaid, upon the application of Isham
Moody and Martin Moody, that special
Term OF the Probate Court OF said county
be holden on the fifth Monday of August,
A. ID. 1916, TO contest the right of Samuel
Gasque to the administration of the es
tate OF said Ebenezer Tart, and TO revoke
and annu the letters granted to him at the
June Term of said Court 1916, and that
notice hereof be given by publication in
the True Democrat, a paper published in
Panldlng, and by posting this order at the
public places in the county, and that cita:
tlon issue TO Samuel Gasque and Henry
Mounger, his attorney. Returnable there:
10.
Given Under my hand and seal this 24th
June, 1916.
Isl JOHN McINNIS, JP.G.C.
July 8, 1916. SO st
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
Plantation for Sale.

NHEValna5le Plantation, known as thu
property ofSamuel LemIey, ST., stu
ated on the main road from Jackson &c
PduldIng, and equaI.distant from each
place, is offered for sale.
The Plantation contains $40 acres of ex.
cellent land, $50 acres of which is cleared
and In cultivation. A creek of water
known as the Cohay,) runs through the
land, and by its constant irrigation adds
much TO It's fertility, while it is of great adj.
vantage for pasturage.
Inc improvements are, a large Frame
Dwelling House, the largest Gin House in
East Mississippi, six negro houses sub
StantaIly constructed of hewed logs; cribs,
dairy: and all necessary outhonses There
Is good well ofwater near the house, and
an excellent spring. A fine orchard is on
the place, containing about two hundred
Peach tress; also, Fig and Pear trees.
The House is good stand for Tavern
being onl days ride from PauIding and
Jackson; also an advantageous place for a
Cotton Gin and Blacksmith Shop, both of
which are erected and in good repair.
The Stock of Mules, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Blacksmith Tools, Cotton Gin, Wa
CONS, Farming Tools, &c, will be sold
with the place, should the purchaser desire
it.
Terms, So 90 per acre, one-third cash;
the balance III one and two years equal
payments, with interest on the notes The
title is good, and possession given the Ist
January next, or before, il the crop is gath
cred
The place can be seen and examined at
any time, by calling upon II, l.. LemIey,
residing upon the premises, or by address
ing either Of ;he undersigned at Jackson,
S. LEMLEY, ST., .noo,s
S. HENLEY, Jr. Agents
August IL, 1916. 5Sw
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Perry County.

In the Probate Court Of said COUNTY.
10 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 be holden on the 4th Monday
IN July next, at the court house of said
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 ntestate
SARAH NIXON, Administrative.
CORNELIUS l.. NIXON, JR. Ad'r.
July 8th, 1916. no 523t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
The State of Mississippi.
CLARK COUNTY

l.
Probate Court, JuHe Term, A. ID. 1916.
ORDERED by the Court, that pubica
~ ton be made in the True Democrat
paper published in the Town of Paul
ding, Mississippi, notifying the heirs OF
William Mott deceased. to appear at the
next regular term of this court, at the
Court House of said county on the first
Monday of September next, to show why
the interest of lSham Wimingham in said
Estate should not be divided among the
collateral heirs Of said deceased
Witness the Hon. Alexander MLendon
Judge of our said Court-Issued the 9TH
day Of June, A. ID. 1916.
Attest, CHAS. w. MOODY, Crk.
Probate Court,/C. g.
June, "a, 1916 slow
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
The State of Mississippi,

SCOTT COUNTY.
In Circuit Court Of said County, april
Term, A. ID. 1916.
" William Smith PIf Upon an Auacht
John Embreo. Def. ment for 500 o.
ENHIS DAY came the said plaintiff by
n his attorney, and upon motion OF said
plaintiff, and it appearing TO the satisfac-
ton of the Court that the defendant has
absconded, or so conceals himself that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be
served upon him, 1t is therefore ordered
by the court, that unless the said defend
ant do appear here OH or before the first
day of the next term of this court, and
give special bail, and plead, answer or de-
muir herein, judgment final will be rem
dered against him, and the property so at
tached will be sold TO satisfy the plaintiffs
debt and all costs. 1t is further ordered
by the Court, that copy of this order be
inserted in the True Democrat, a news
paper published in the town Of PauIding,
Jasper county, Mississippi, once week
for elgh weeks successfully, and the cause
is continued.
A true copy from the minutes of said
Court
Attest: J.J CHAMBERS.
Clerk Circuit Court Scott county, Miss.
June 3, 1916. 4S-SW
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
AdmInistrator,s NOTICE..

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the IN
4 derslgned, administrator on the estate
Of James Overstreet, deceased, has filed in
the Probate Court Of Jasper county, Mis-
slSslppi, his petition 10 surrender up his
letters, and will az the next term Of said
Court 70 be held on the fourth Monday OF
October next present an account Of his 3D.
miuis,raiion, 50 FAR rs the same has ex-
tended, Tor allowance, with commissions,
and apply for a dnal hearing u said petit
tiCn. JESSE HYDE.
Aug. ;, 1913. "A
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
LOSS OF THE SPANISH STEAMER
GENI.-l4 LIVES LOST.

This elegant steamer, built in n. York
last year, and sent to Havana, has, we re.
gret TO learn. been destroyed by an eXplo-
sion of her boiler. The following trans.
laliou from an Havana paper Of the 9th OF
July, gives the particulars of the accident,
which occurred on the 3D. INST. ahout
o'clock in the morning. near CnvO Bnnco,
the steamer being on her way from Cuba
10 Havana:
The first indication of trouble. was de-
tonainn in the engine, (meaning perhaps
the hoiler,) aud soon an explosion, which
shattered the vessel very much, killing the
LIST engineer, Mr.. Wood, the Sd engineer,
Joaquin Percyra, two deck passengers
named Ramon Lenas aud Barlolome Mes
tres, seven slaves employed about the en-
CINE, and waiter named Geronimo. The
captain, Ramon Moncadn, who was in his
berth at the time, Immediately ran towards
the engine, and in So doing, was struck
down i'm an instant by the carbonic acid
discharged from the boiler.
The steam that escaped from the pipes
and boilers, was a deadly poison TO every
one that approached it. To complete the
huilOl VI AtiC cSCucs q. uCNuuIillE llib WdS
reducing the vessel to ashes, when to the
great Joy of the survivors, the schr Merce-
den, perceiving their situation, bore up and
succeeded in getting them all on board
Twelve Of them were severely wounded,
including Captain Moncada, who died 3
hours afterwards, as did also the seaman,
Jose Binei, making ia deaths in (which
number may have been afterwards from
among the wounded.
The Engineer, Dir. Wood, aas a Scotch
man, and formerly employed at the West
Point Foundry. The engineers ct the
foundry say, the explosion has no doubt
arisen from the water getting below tie
surface Of the flue.
COMWoDoRE SrEwART.-This gallant
old veteran, VIC are panied 10 learn, is now
IN. He has been sick Cor
some time, and serious fears are entertain I
cd That he will have last 70 succumb 10 /
he attack Of a foe whom none can resist
.or ever,-yefersonian.
10 Principles. nat nen.n as The samb5
ND when be demanded Tic privilege or r0,-
us
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
my AUTHORITYl

10 DISAPPOINTMENT 81
OfHe Public Land Sales in de GRE
NADIA District IN tie State of lIisSis-
Sippi.
pUBLIC notice is hereby given, that
the public sales of lands ordered bv
Proclamation of the President of the Uni
ted States, dated the twenty-flth day of
February, 1916, TO be held at the Land
Office at Grenada, in the Stale of Missis-
sippi. on the 25th day of May, 1916, aud
on the Sth day of June, 1916, are declar-
ed to be POSTPONED until, and to COM
mence, the former on the first Monday.
being the 9Th ofSeptember next, and the
latter on the fourth Monday, being the
2Sth of September next.
Given under my baud at the city Of
Washington, the sixth day of May,
A. ID, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-six.
BIZ the President,
JAMES X. POLK.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land OF
flee.
June 10, 1876. 49-I2w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
NOTICE.

n FOREWARN all persons from ira
ding for a certain promssory note
made by me TO Alfred Fatheree, for the
sum of one hundred and twenty.three
dollars and twelve cents, given some time
in December last, and payable the first
day of January, lS47 Considerations
for which said note was given having
failed, l am determined not to pay it, un.
less compelled by law.
WILLIAM GARY.
July 8, 1S46. no 52-4t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
ASSsS' CO.
Latest from the ARMY.

The brig EmpreSario arrived at the ban
racks this morning, seven days from Bra
SOS Santiago, with Captain Desha's com
pahy OF Alabama Volunteers, who hav,
been ordered to New Orleans to he mus
tered out of service, according to instruc
tons from the War Department Six 9th
er companies from Alabama, all the Lou
lSlana Volunteers and the 81. Louis Legior
rs six months men, are 10 be mustered out
of service by the same authority. Col
Peyton'S and Featherston'S regiments are
not recognized by the department as being
in the service at ALL
When the EmpreSario left, most of the
regular troops had gone to CARNAGE, where
II IS probable all are at this time. UnIessS
Gen. Taylor has been detained on account
OF the withdrawal of so many volunteers
from the army, to make new arrangements
regarding the disposition of the remaining
ones, he has joined the regular army, ere
this, at Camargo.
The Texan troops were about taking up
their march for Mier.
Several fine artillery companies had ar
rived from the Seaboard before the Empre.
sario left.
Gen. Smith had proceeded with the Sd
and 4th regiments u. S. Infantry up to
Camargo, commencing with his rank as
Col in the army. 1t will be recollected
that Gen Smith has been appointed Col.
of the new regiment of mounted r1emen,
and ii is upon his commission as such that
he now acts.
Gov. Henderson was lying dangerously
I'LL at MatamOroS at the latest dates; very
little hope, if any, was entertained of his
recovery.
No newshad been received of the where
aboutS Of the Mexican army. Letters had
been received at MatamoroS from the city
of Mexico, which stated that Paroles was
TO leave that city to Join the army. The
Goth ut. was the day assigned by these
letters for his departure for the seat of war.
Brig. Gen. Eamer was TO be left in com
mand at Malamoros, where Regiment of
volunteers was to be stationed and the forts
gnrrSoned by artillery
More extensive hospitals had been or
dcrcd TO he erected at Point Isabel for the
accommodation Of a large number of sick.
We are indebted TO gentleman of the
Army of Occupation, whose attention has /.
LAID us under repeated obligations, for the .
foregoing items, and also for copy of The .
annexed General Order, which will be .
read with feelings Of deep concern by ev- /
cry citizen of the State. Who is there who (
does not sympathize with Gen. Taylor in /
poignant regret that SO many brave men, /
who flew to the standard of their country
when mennced by a numerous and well APP
pointed army, have been disappointed in
not having had an opportunity of display
ing their valor on the field of battel The
Gen speaks the language of
I soldier and patriot in parting with the
Louisiana Volunteers. who evinced such
,lacrity IN flying TO his succor in the hour
IF trial.
We are not advised as to what action
las been had by the Volunteers uLder this
from Washington City. Nor
IAN we say what number, If any, have EN-
Iraced the offer of being mustered into the
service under the new terms proposed. 1t
is sad PicdyuHe
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
DIED.:

Ia Columbus, Mi, on the 9th OF July ult.
Mrs GEORGEANA, wife Of Euos Rush
Buckuer, Esq
There is grieftoo deep for sympatby,-a
woe whose ear is inseusbe to The voice Of
commisseralion. Such is the sorrow Of our
young and gifted friend and we will mol offer
to him, now stricken by this bereavement,
coincidence which would bat poorly express
the feeling Of our hears Yet ofh:s wife-the
dead-whose ear is insensiblc to hatery;
whose form rests gently and peacefully IN the
narrow and final home, we may be permitted
to speak
We will not allule to The beauty, now wan
AMI withered; bot to the mind which, We con-
fleutly trust, is in heaven-lo the heart, beau.
lifully pure in all its suscePlibitios, but, alas,
susceptible no morel She was indeed wo.
man,-ay, more, WIFE, and IN that word
when woHhily applied, all is embraced that
can Be spoken in woman's praise. Bu, praise
is more than rSniiy when directed to the pulse
less hear, or 10 the spirit that has winged is
way to plrtieipate ia the choral worship around
Gods throne. Regrets are equally vain
they cannot rocalltbe loved and lost" BE 20
ours, thea, 70 Tighten grief By the BEAUTIFUL
wish
Light be The turf 90 thy tomb,
Msy Us verdure like emeralds be
There should not Be a shadow Of gloom
l. - l. IL - IL u - IL
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-12
TAKEN UP.

RY David Denny, Of Green County, Vii,
- brown mule, common size, with Spa.
nish brand Appraised At twenty Eve doIlars.
by David DeRnY and John McIunis
JAMES CLARK.
Ranger G. G.
July p. lsl5 a.