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TO the VoteTs9Of the Brigade compose
ed Of The Counties Or Holmes, razoo.

I NM~ DdASAWb GGH1pOSu
ed Of the Counties or HOLMES, azoo.
Madison, Warren and lssaqlena.
Having at the. earnest solicitation rof msns
warm and, perhaps 100 partial friends resiJ;na
an different parts Of the Bripades hacoma
candidate for the office of General 81 I'M
Brigade, and il being impossible tosvls;t ,,sn ;
OF the voters between this and the eIecti6n 4
adopt this mode Of preventing nv elaiyps IN
fore you and asking your supp6rt
n is right and proper that 1le peoples sBau,d
know something Of every manrwho 9 mas ba-
fore them7tpr any Office. His fitness AID I ~
lihcatioi for tife station shoaidsb Ne clasa
'anfined and unless he Is found capalfa Inn
able TO discharge its functions and dntip -
ought not to be eleyatedstn ii, .gy his Te.tG.
willing to be tried and if found waptipg
ASH mott desire NOT your SURFACES, but shonta
yoa think me worthy i would feel pr6,fd az
yogr confidence and grateful for your votes,
l speak OF mysown qualifications, -podes.l
~ torhids, but trust il will not &c sthongbi
ihdellcate to say that lhave ever -ta;en i warm
INTEREST," in the efficient organization of orr mi,
lii -ihat 10 military tactics IhaRe / n.times of
peace, given much reflection and smdyAond
in time Of war, thave gone forth to d.
fend, with my life, had il been necessary VIM
lconsidered the tights, the honor and5gIory o.
my country.
was I'd Lieutenant in the Carroll copnty
co Phny, il the tst Mississippi Reeiment. 4
regimenta q hope will be pafdoned Gor saw
ing ranked second to none in the army. Rndd
Whoae brilliant achievements has shedsa lustre
the name o. our State, OF, which her soma
mayEwe feel proud For having served MI
country ID this capacity I claim no TewaTd@f
my duty discharged but an obliaa
ion that rests upon all, 10 aida all risks ana
nndet all circumstances ID defend his snai;yr
landi ,bp,Aif ~ doing This L have ~ncouired
such knowledge as may make me useful or
Qualities ne ldtiH e.ofieeo OF General Thai womb
give me chin on yols Whether or@notfl
possess chat knowledge IL foryou, NOT lne. y
say.
u elected endeayoF Il. organize Ell
'lently the brigade I w~ilFenforce ~ etlvfla
aw- will deal hard by noneAiust, by an
The election w1I be heldon the Ali and 5tb
i February, at which time Il shall Be mos,
~ YOU would cast your votes Isl
Your obi sefvst,
= KYLE.
Wheeling, Holiness co, Jan. 10, l848.
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-ne e oid hero tfidt 30 M
alana leHily before l6s Amer.
rs, go plain rspe saa erea,a.
ne l'1 pf AZ othese. 90 people a..h
haye n1iea upenlo reform hs gssslnH
e relieve ihepatton from tie evils daiiy sesn.
mulaang aad pressing epon itinom tho mal.ad.
aiiniaifat5oa 81 10 adain~ Bdnatt.
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49,
kf virtue u IA crAs
= the Probate eO'
county, Slateo IL Missi.,
January Term, 1915
d%erslgued, adininistta
;oi CeareS Williams, a
Monday t& 6lt al
AS4sJ bel veel the6ou
"a v proceed to selI,
do er, ii ihe ON
N The town Of Cautoa
and State alores
alc auction, TO The
OF twelve nga
sale all the real q
ceased, sisling of i
NJ the town Of Canton
known ard described
k9i number one, ID
Of Lots laid off
A. follows, lo.wit; BEL
he conner Of Fulton ID
Is laid olil BY said Brise
with said Fulton /
/ stake, John n. Cams
corner; thence south h
Get to a stake, thence
in the western bod
themes north viii
be b~egiHning, wb
he time 81 bis da "a
~. -
Dwelling tIoose, n
&c TIE purchaser of
e required 70 give B5ni
Efficient security o
he sums of money ofv
may be sttutl
from The da
II. R
Aam'y Of Gears
? january go
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Hca1a sone ief9 ia Enppoa q i
lAr. lyneh moved 70 lsis1. III Yefgefa 6.
nendnenii audit Naq accordingly Sc seted.
Mf Collier Offered 30 emendaeo.t 20 de
feet hatthe reception II ihe appropnadonsby
The officers aud soldieps in Mexico, should NOT
be construed as an apPFoFab BE- lHeir pafi, Of
ne sentiments 81 tie preamble Rejected.
The question was at length taken upon the
pdption e the preamble offered By Nh walk
eri and wbs adopted. Ayes IS, noessi.
The report 6f the select commines, thus
amended BY the ~Prefxtufe ofthe preanble, was,
now agreed to-ayeaG 6 noest 9
The Jules wete suspended requiring bills 10
be read m three several days. and the bataads
preamble Nere foflhwith read . second lime
BY titls, ordered Il be epgrosssd, and made ths
special srder Tor n ie-morFow
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CONSUMPTION, c0UGH, sPIrTINc vi
BLOOD, BRONCHITIS. AsTTEwx 80,

C0NsUMPr1oN, COUGH, SETTLING III
BLOOD, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, 10,
No Consumptives four afths Fl go5
are really satferiRg from neglect.
ed colds. N al obstruction and cohses
q9ent inaamation u The d~elicaie iinino
Of hose tubes through wflich lie air ws
breathe Is distribnied b The ups PMS
obstruction produces pan and soreness
ho~arseness cough, difficulty 81 Dream.
ing, hectic fever, and a spitting of
blood, matter. or phlegm, which finally
exhausis the Strength Of ihe patient. and.
death eDsues Jayne's expectorant he
lalls 70 remove This obstruction, and
produces The most pleasing happy re-
suits: is certain 10 its effects abd
cannot fall.tp relieve. WV la asAldsa5le
N 4eF. .aSsWnHH 10 s1arrGfen ast .-nH. q - .e 1
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-LEHm
~ sEa6Ef
~ he ups..
Rlantos.
9iend g kess
g the best hss,'
haFness, aRd ss.
tIoa, aud al n.
che Saddle ma
earablB god puos
g anything Of tbs,)
call end shey
any how, bOt chsSD..
'anuary I, is@
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~sUPERIoR couRr oF

SUPERIOR . or
DeccmBey TIN
VIM. Wilson, AeafS
of ] Wilson dee'dd
vs..
Henry Turney y q.
= virtue Of 4 decree
aforesaid fepdoia
aforesaid, | shall %
~SdtuTdaythe S6A dd
Al the Court House 10 ts
ton, IN the co0ntyol bla5l'
highest bidder at publ
credit of twelve month
give bond with good
amount o. The purchase
to the complainant. lhe
or so much thereof as mll
10 satisfy said decree
Of section twenI
east half Of the seaIh
twenty-five, aaa
quarter Of section louiles
haH Of the northwssi
fifteen, all 10 iownsa
west, tying ID said
son and tate 0f Ali
COmmialfAI
january e, 1913
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MeBl6lntNTGs #agl
81 the House, tIe report Of 1 Csmmitfes ~
bllapPropridting $4,000 for the relief or tlt
Mississippi Rifles now in Mexico, $4,000 fol
shs Bu~t!nllioniust raising and $4,000 10 ia
placed as The disposal oflhs Governor, to.eqdip
yolunleeralAat may hereafter be raised, being
undef discussion, 4 M Walker offered a pre-.
amble declaring the war Just and euused by
are aes cf Mexico, &c. This elected many
amendments and among others The following
from MI. Brooke:
aAnd whereas, j Il necessary 10 sustain the
President ii all dis acss Therelore, be Ii RI,
bOlysdthas tbs House approves III he aet If
President Polk permitting Generul sana Anna
q pass the b~lockading squadron III Vera Cruz,
md l. u the opinion Of this Hopseahat said az,
eyinsed greatsaguci'y and foresight On he par
81 The President
hssohfd fTbts, That The recommendation
oflhs President of Inc appointment Of 4 lieut..
snant General, u suPercede Gen,s Tayiorand
Scott was also IN aet every way worldly Of he
sohsem-
n..os ..ss'@su'P " ~lsa0m andi patriotism
Aoase Be presented to The Hen. Jacob Thomp.
con el hia Efforts 10 ~seconding The Aforesaid
fsssIas;os w s.sssusps1 anp u h's
INV layi0f'eonseaoensl
~. ~ sspeso.s anq hsPsssens
s 3 $500 = lon0w me
$1,000 ,s.n;.s- "A sv.u suSg0 whenever
1870 yasa fhqtin al the maFehes,
- ~ slsgss mat have taken place IN Che
W. nov ysged with Mexico, che GsneralG Gov
g has furnished Az nsesssaFy supplies
KIM ana meansof transportation and that AL
'Aeasa Monterey is awallsd Town, YET General
Taylor, in ne anaek thereon, bad no occasion
~ heavy ofdnaare; aud befefole Tia Govern.
aehs waa decidedly right ii nut furnishing
Gen. Taylor With such ordinance.
4ssaslusa hyih.r TharsV .a,,.s.
* Aa Rfcbident, withdrawing t6e e,es,sy M
0of General TayloYs foros. sfier M 49,
~, a"u ~ snei
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=. N. HPR|

MttorRen
Canton, radiso.
~, ofiioe, The toon
y MilI hereafter atiess|
IN the counties d AZ,
son. YazOO and Hol~|
trusted to big caFs
aus attention.
January sq ists
an7
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AL~lYERPo0L CLASSIFICATION.

AfA/ are anthorizedsto announce Lieut.
SX ms. an Phillips of he III RtSi-
aeht Mississippi Voi gnteefs, as, IA candiaate nv
Brigadief General III the Brigade composed u
ne Gopntiesof MADISON, Holmes, Warren ana,
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coraRfssTslegrnph espors Of ths Louis
vile Journal.
WAsBNeToS, Jan. 1884 p. N.
i isfamoted ihatlhsTe viii be- eouft.maF
iisI otdered for ihs tfisls Of Generals Scott
Pillow, &c,
10 ,. Min the Senate, Mr.. Bradbury, o
Malue, presented die credentials Of bis col.
league, M. Moor Who was sworn in. mr.
Moor wa recently appointed BY lie Governor
Of Maine, toGlfshe vacancy Oecasio5ed by thc
deaih Of Senator Fairfield.
MI, Han6sgaB offered d resolution calling
upon the President u Furnish Ihs senats WIN
Gen scotrs plan for ihe fdr,her ptOsecntion Of
the war. The resolution vas discussed.
The ten regiment bilI WINS ealled up, and Nj.
.Ratier, cf SaDih Carolina, uddressedfh Senate.
lie said he deprecated II inerease 1t Executise
patronage be thought that Mexico had cause
.tocqmplain Of the terms demanded Of her ii
forming a treaty,
Ms Badger has The aooron this question e.
morrow.
The Senate then went iato Executive SEES,
~ We House Of Representatives, MI. Boyd
4 resolution that the debate onthe SOUTH
ern mail bill be concluded at3F..M.
Mt Stephens amendmeatf Tor Postponing the
subject until mex day, prevailed.
Mr. Giddings offered resolutions prohibiting
of negroes az Washington City, and
iesirsd subiectto be referred to a select
committee ipr thepnrpose Of inqairing iRfo The
ixpadie1cyc q abohshiog slavery III fhe b istric
y cOlumbia, 81 removing tle capital d 4 free
Gfeat excitement prevailed al this mo.
men, and much disorder reigned throughout
be House. III
NJ. Harrallson moved % lay Tie subject on
table, and called OR The ysas aud nays,
'bish were had-yeus o., nays08, and % the
es9lutions lie upon The table.
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M AnMNleTRAT0A

awUh AtgMA SASAAtAN@
II ETTERS of AdminlslF'
non having been ial
dersigned atths jpnaa'
,of the Probate couFtct
Mississippi, on The esials9l
dec'd;all persons indeeIsas
are noi6e to come lOis',I
immediate payment, ena
claims against said eslals
them legally aathealleass
time prescribed b. lev
forever barred. .,,,Dps
m r. G. SAUNpn
january Is, 1913
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COM MERcfAL.
NeW oTleaas Cotton MasEe...:Jaa e

CorToN.-we staied n our iepOrs IL Friday
night last that the lmmediaio efsot Of i6s
.sleamefs letters which came % hand, IN that
DAY, was 70 render the Cotton market ! sbF de-
easier, of which cigcanstance buyer II once
ayafled themselves, and were prepared. "a ope-
rate freely, 90 The following day, h~oweyerihe
.defnppd set il with renewed p%eiiyisy, amily,
7SoO bails were disposed Of tbe.market Grad.
rally recoversng towards The close, until pre-.
yloas rates were currently paid Since then
tAs inquiry has progressed very steadily, andsif-
the mpfketa q qRy tune showed symptoms Of
wayerlng hey were Immediately dispelied 81
tpe enziety e buyers I exlepd their pur.
9hdses The eopseqpe1c |, has been akst pr.
ces afs very fully maintained accompanied BY
= large extent Of business am5aantibg t5r tRe
10 S2,sO0b bal netudipg 5000 yeslerday
y the range Of igutcab below.
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" 2N VIZ aM# ~ W. HEaM rs EMA MM ~
Among othgr documents receivedbg usirom
our Representatives. Messts F6Rp and HEsRY,
e have che Report of GEoRaF II swAsE, the
rev Auditor If Public accoants setting forth
hisacssnnd doings from Tie g3a of November
last up e the l2tlt inst w arc dssuredb ~ ths
highest uu.hotity, that Ale. swanndidnot faint
when he had finished his Rsport-we did not
faint whenhs HAD fHished fsaainalt WeaRd
sbat since MT s has been u Office he has Is.
esised SlQ,eos,94 ana has paid Samuel Mat
hsRs $500 lohwpod-oQt 81 the Contingent
fund. These dOIies 4Fe found w o1erous that
herequests thc LegislaiuFeto establish al uddi-
iiopal elerkship IL his department. He also
hireda SERVANT q make hfss, bring water, &c.
Ought nstshe Legislature y grant this %servant
clerk oraasistanttO help him Ia liz arduo0s
duliesa We hoPatthe Legislature will attend
iolhis.
NrA G..
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'e $1,000
IL whoare ndelIea
call and pay nel
long standing CLAIMS 2
for Us to grant latins sIls;ssr
we ourselves have WAN
January is, le48,
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FOR ~PREslpRNT.
on a letter ifoof sug Representatiee We, MI.

~ q letter from eag Representative, MI.
Eohb, We leatn dat Governor Matths@s SEM a
Message g be Legislature On ths ssth inst.
% relauento de paymentolfhe Planters Bank.
bonds Is 4 Opposed 70 t~axation, bat propo-
aes e. sltthe 50ns009 acrtsof laua, donated 10
iae SLATE ioF nternal 9~pFogemanEs, and pppfo.
PIRATE ihe pFoeeeds g tie payment ofstheir
Bonds. Alas. poor Mississippi violation Of
faith IN one instance u atons Torn pfeyiops3
violation, The.state has lost mitch ihczc6ang>
ing Brown foT Mathcas,
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gaiaiy loat ty anOgeFgheimihe mnioHtv.
liansaes presented aiiaf nom Cover
n2f frqwn, enclosing one Com Bx-GsgClnof
raindexteE tends5ng 70 ths Stale 5 peTltaii ii
Rtniaeii ior aeegptauce fwh q hoes b, - iaf "a
z was ~ HE pqwertc 30 50, aeeePlsa on b..
halt Of the stats 20 be placed q the Safe Ii
brlTV-
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FSr ne Sotasgon.
ARs, EVITcR answer, very briefly d The
article il the Daily Wing ofVicksbufq, 6fI7th.
January, % The subject ola National a6dState
Convention 70 be held BY tho Whigs, 81, am.
opposed ! f0t ths following reason
lsh ThesWhigs must not Isolate themselves
fFOm the ballauce d the friends Of Cen, Tass
lor, BY ealing 4 Wig eoaeeah0a in.lhe State
Of Mississippi because ~ soydoing, they viii
suicidally and nhwissls. ca The frienls
81 Gen. Taylor need nOtt6e SPELL 81 4 cohyen.
Con 70 put him fairly before The people Of thisJ
Stste, f1f h. wishes Hosuch nomination, Al least
bysa party, ana needs none. 3d.. # aportion1
Ct he .BemOcratsSand Wings If he state.
choose toyOts CorGeasnl Taylor iris an%ise
e We Wigs to drive fhe Democrats oa ~ a
Wing convention. 4ill i am II opinion that
state should not be bound by d nation.
convention; and thefefore think he pafi.
" wrong to send delegates to such coayea.
For these reasons, l hope the call viii not
e obeyed. The Wings Of the State afesafe
they will keep Outof conventions. If ourtl
'tc.hrenin other States selecta suitable cand.
ate TOT the South, let vs. have tue option 10
6oese Or feieet. as wepleass. am opposed.
I'd shall ~beopposed in a~iltime, to any conrse
I policy which twillbipd US to1te dicladonl
conventions On the contrary, beingJfea,
I US retain the power Of thinking fot our, I
elVes-andwe WILDE free 10 fact, MOI mefe.
~ uaHle' A TAYLoK MAN
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LM-
b tie ease Of Arthur u. The Assienees Of
the Eicksbug Rail Road ihs Couftof Appeals
have refused . re-urgament wv tssfns ffom
the yickssuFg Wig, that tie Whole 4eSI and
personal eslate Of fhe Bank, ncindf69the Rail
Road has been levied os, md will probably Bc
cold On tlls Glib March ncxt. Also t6at.
Messrs. Todd, JaeRson & CO have filed bill
against tho Assigaees, rsqaidng tkem 10 dc-
count lor tie monies, So, received b them.
tsGen Duff Green u about Ioissue II Wash.
ipgio6 city, 1 puPefIs DO called he Shines,
deSotedio thsadgacaes ofGsh Taylofs elect.
~ ~ tle Reside6eY
Welird tAe aboas paragraph none pF our
exchqngess VIZ hope Il is noltrue. Strong rs
Sc believe Gen Taylors cause 10 be, we bay6l
aomo lille doubts whether Ii 10 strong enough
y baar eing advocated By Dun Green. And
if George Poindexter. a. No have heard, Il also
fgt old Jack, We might o. well scome down.
Its ofno pseto sinnd another shot.
E& 4
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vile Journal.
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Ihis resolution M. Henlsyso a 5fthc Dem.
oerasle representatives. from indiana, moved 10
.aaaeadb y adaingto The words describing the
army, these words: ~ssngagsd as they were in
defending the rights and honor Of the nation. !,
This anendment Mr.. Ashmun, Of MuSsachU
sessa, noysdtO further amend. BY adding the
wOrds; sin a Was unnecessarily and ansonst 4
Ro"Giy tegun BY he RreNdsni IF he Uc. ed
States1f s6 Ra5gai
On agreeing 20 this last amendment, IT, yeas
ana nays were ordered, and the vote being "a.
ken i stood &c fOllOws: yeas 8s, nays 81.
So that The House Of Representatives has bv
. solema vote, declared tha. 4HE wan wrra
Mexico wAsuNNEcEssARfH AID UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
I , sEduN ~ the PREsIDEsr OF UNirEp srArrs.
Nahoaal Enteligtaesr January 4.
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Equity Sales.

E7rgfio Tann and Nari,ldG Yam vs.. Wills J.
HGsan and Dosfd S. Gilbert.
n Y obedience to the Decree Of ne Court Of Equi-
y far Orange county, made September Term,
1913. shall oer for sale on the premises, on the
18th Of October next, the land belonging 10 the
heirs 81 John yann, deceased. situated on Eler-
he's Creek, Orange county. containing eco acres,
more or less. 4 credit Of twelve months will he
given bond and security required, and ntle re-
served until the purchase money is psid. a
q. f. LONG, {. d ME-.
September &c. s..+ 40
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James n. MaIoge Gad oilers, er parfs.

james a. Mglone aad others er parfe.
obedience to the decree Of the Court of Equi-
ior Orange county, made al September
iegin' 1915, shall offer for sale, at the residence
o. anderson Malone, deceased on Thursday the
9oth day a October next, all the Lands Of said
deceased, viz:
Tine Iraei OF about $50 acres. and one tract of
about ITO acres. both in the county Of Orange.
Aiso one olher tract situated in The county of
Wake. adjoining the lands Of Heroa s,anle. and
others. containing about 81 acres
A credit Of twelve months will be given. Bond
and security required. and title reserved until
the purchase money is raid.
q. f. LONG, c. e. ME-.
September 26 a.
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THE HILLsBoRoueH RECORDER,
rs rrnLIsnEn WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, If paid in al
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. il not raid
within three months; or Three Dollars il DELAYED
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until al srrean
ges are paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sui,
scritcr out OF this state unless payment, is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible TO the editor and in no case will thu
paper he sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without raymcnt. s.se
ADVERTISEMENTS moi exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones In pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five rrr
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-third will bs
made to advertisers by tie year. -
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Testimony o. a vSluntesr.


~ - Ws4ssli-s-l Alsie4ss41 Nslse4s =
~ tEEELLs ! hoFnr yna mill I,friail me.
taH01gh he q iuHaus q lie RrPuFleE. 10
eaHrci > RP0Il - haeh las gaiRpi esnsid-
cradle riaeulali a - Ihis rounIE Eespera-
ing my uFiaians = 10 he merits n ne
twa rAsaaalla.es na,s heiare he people a
ths Z. 5. e. he PRESIDENCY. have bren
infoEnr1 - seversi n nv frsrnas sliat :
FamoF = = rirrulaiinn thai I. Nth olher
q ne Eciurnet volunteers. an oppass Q 10
NJ sleriioa ~ Gen. Tsyl,r. ana - not
inisnd 70 snpPurs him II he ensuing elcr-
Ton. How such : FrpsIl rould Get ahsoad
! khos mi; for know thai m man haS
heard me express any such npinion. On
The osher hand have alWass derlareA a
Decided pEsfeFenee far Grn. TAYLOR over
Dir. cass. sni am determined 10 sunpnrl
him II an lnrunzIe enough IN reach the
ballet boa. ! believe ne i lhe decided
chaire Of luo thirds ~ the relnrned xnlan-
teers and vii certainly reeeiFe their hearty
stP9ori. There are some WHO will role
against him ! know. but Ihes are such -
have been raised in iorniarn srhasss. au.l
do NOT feel disposed - give vote eanIra-
~ 10 thar which they have slways given.
Bni ssk them what they think Of The old
Eieroi and yon viii lad them mute. per-
fecsly 81. ugs them li,.le. and lhey
vii tell You he is GREAr NAN, against
whom the IoRgue If SANDER cannot sue
'ss' val \. NJ. PEOPLES.
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zno H7a9oek and others. tr porte.

IL obedience 70 the decree of the Court of Equi-
= y for Osnge county, made at September
Term. lsis, shall. on "Wednesday the 9Th day oi
November next, offer for sale to the highest hid
der. before the Court House in Hillsborengh, a
tract Of Land belonging 10 the heirs Of Thomas
Thompson. deceased, situated on MGogyan' !
Creek, and adjoining the lands of James Murray,
Warden Riley, and Others, containing about 1877
acres.
credit Of nine months win be given. Bond
and security required, and title reserved until the
purchase money is paid.
z@ o. r. LONG, c. &M.E.
September IS. 10
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NOTICE e.

rlsHE undersigned, as administrator of Ander.
= son Melonc, deceased. will offer for sale, at
the late residence Of the deceased on Thursday
the 18th day, Of October, six likely NEGROES.
bis crop Of Corn, Fodder, Wheat and Oats, Stock
of Cattle. Horses, Hogs and Sheep, Farming
Tools, one Threshing Machine, two Cotton Gins,
eight bales of Cotton, one road Wagon and acne
horse Wagon, one Dutch Fan, and many other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of sale, twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security.
JAMES A. MEL0NE, Admir-.
September 20. TO-
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Cabinet Warehouse.
MitChell'S Eve SalVe.

EHE concurrent irsiimnny u men of integrity
IL and worth 10 the hesi evidence We can have
Of sny Tact Of which We have no eoenizanse our
selves. The gTea, advantages possessed by this
article over every Other. are--is Certainty. Safe
y, Convenience. and Economy. All Thy ieishs
admit that great danger Is 10 he spprehsrJed from
dfrgging the eye Mhrn In infammcj and M.
healthy Stale. In tic use 81 this salye this Clec-
ton is entirely removed, as no hahn can possibly
result from It's il hcing in oil cases applied 10
tie trftn0i portions VI The eye; thereby avoiding
oil The Inconvenience, pain and danger. which re-
cessaiily attend Tie in,Iodl c,irn OF any TUuseut
article info the eye. lie activity in sulduing in.
nan.risiion Is 20 grra, thai III, few ca,cs require
the use Of more than one hottie 10 effect Perfect
cure. One Physician remarked 10 rs. after having
witnessed IFS effects in se,crnl instances, tia, il
was - perfect FIRE killer" We might multiply
reasons Why this Sal,c should hc prsicu,d aloae
every thing else in the treatment 81 ises,ss Of The
eve, but we prefer il should stand on iis Nv ne.
ri,s. al we ask is ,hatiis virtues lie thoroughly
tested, and that the directions he strictly followed.
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry. INCOMING Co., A. u ..u
.. For sale at this Office.
March IL. 81