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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-02
GRE E MOUN MT
Rev. D. HIBBARD's
Anti Bilious Family Pills.
na~ r,r,nrr AaO ~ an


WE will warrant them cure sick nervous head ache
W the Liver Complaint, in its first stages. If you
sed the box and get your money Dose iom half pill
pills For sale by s. P Redfeld Montpelier and at
more stores in every town in the State.
JAMES NJ HENRY Waterbury,
42;ly General Supplying Agent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

BREACH OF PRomsE.-O' Council mentioned a
case in which he was professionally engaged-an
action instituted by a Miss FITZGERALD against
Parson Hawkesworth, for a breach OF promise OF
marriage. 50 Hawkesworth, - said he, " had GER
tainIy engaged the lady's affections very much
He had acquired fame enough to engage her am
bition. lie was a crack preacher-had been Sc
Iected to preach before the Lord Lleutenant-hl3S
name occasionally got into the newspapers, winch
then was not often the case with private persons
and no doubt this notoriety had its weight IN The
ladv's calculations The correspondence read
,,T,, tb, rial was conical enough The lady, it
a4Inearet had at one period doubted his fidelity :;
Whercupon the Parson writes to reasSure her, Ia
these words; Do MT believe any one TN9 nr5r
a IL 5J -1rh liars may be condemned to an e,gug
may an ,rJ5od the brci Of scratching. Three
po% d%@ saS s dcs sSs9 "5 20 2@s @
lie was u',,J, sn.cuIaton. which proved msur-
upon n5PSgfa He came back to Ireland and married
| the ,,r0srrufrjr
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New York CRY, July Ii, Is.

NEW YORK CRY, July II, lSlS.
Asys are now on the eve OF an important election,
nh meetings as have attempted to describe IN my last are
ant here They held by wings and democrats Iay-
r. and Observation-Disclosures and Ola HunNeI>- nave
noticed however that the Clay wings ana 'e "'""u'"
osr. seem to be ANXIOUS to hold these Eia' ''N
i, ,,s-rse> The other parties call as few as possible
Tb,~s i, much comp IN and about the cS' ""'o"- "
r- ,r ., dnlI times" know very many mechanics
VINO ar, out of work. and can get pay TOT WolN "el nav
dome This j, the complaint among MI branches anu
go an unusual extent immigration PonTs IN "lHou ''e
rasf abatement Hardly day that hundreds OIL f""
,,y.rs from Europe do not land upon our wha'es some
no doubt 10 sink amid d>cCee or poverty. u"l mus l
T,,pv 10 say to take a which brings them anna uee
times and far more comfort Nha' Is most "'oh.>"'- W
me Is the fact that with such prevalent poverty as character
I the masses of the mmI grants, there Is so little cnnaH
Political economists fond OF arguing uai IehuH Is '"e
Mother but take an equal number OIL venom PEG
gr.e and. compared with these immigrants you VIII surrey
find only great deal moe NcioHNht>> p"l ..'''''
more of crime which the law takes cO-Ulzauce OF Inc 20
lice very seldom have trouble with the POOR ImnEan
except alas and then 10 take paLd me,ieT ana he
starving children the ams-house. There are certain per
SONS who evil these aCCesson> rom d1'ut0 VA.
gsf even them contradict the wei-kROwn facts ABOVE
mentioned Moreover. this city Is the great receiving POM
of European emigration
very general satisfaction exists here At the prospect pre-
sDtsd bv the advent of the steamer Crescent City OF Te
Inc the travelling tine between New orN and New Or
Ips 10 point before considered out OF the question: except
~ case, and then only boy being aghed TO death witt
,rt travel and daily changes 1t Is now pretty cerar
nv ,bsD Won get of the Ie,ee At New Orleans OF sun
@ morning. and go board the u-5t sort OF steamer the
-. sunday viii find you ia New horA-and vice versa
D. ,b inland route, either down the 0mo or across TIM
,p re1ure allowing for unavoidable s'opPases de
l1Hr etc. from thirteen to twenty days, avera" tee'
len'IoI Then the comfort OF making the entire d"
,Rour mastering youef OF baIsass l VI, .ei T. III,
..' ~ ana New Oreans have more IDENTITY OF gAaae
Ne" ON a',' a any other two cities IN Amenca Bot
an. re ,n 5g $50 sort Of ezsn world DISPOSITION
are '',' b,-h there blessed freedom from al s5o,,nc
an, ITs Gossip OF seconlra towns May Inc
few, lines Of rapid steamers conaUce " 1' y,x,H,rr,
fonrer the bands q! uBlgB
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

FIREs-During the past few weeks, says the
VirLshurg Wing orthe 2Oh inst. there have been
several fires in town. Some ten days since new
carriage in the centre of a large house where
number of carriages were stored, was found on fire
in the night. and was nearly destroyed before II
could be extingu shed-that it was the work OF the
incendiarv. there is no doubt some Of the blocks
and chips from the workshop adjoining. We're IN
consumed in the carriage. and identified. Since
thai time a small tenement in the lower part OF the
civ, was consumed-how the fire originated we did
noi learn. On Monday night last, about II o clock
=, oue story house belonging to and adjoining the
Ev-slIinr of VIM. POuCary was discovered 10 he on
fn. II, tR. roof--by the prompt and efficient eNer-
INNS of the citizens. it was eNtngulshed without
dong anv great damage, except in the removal OF
4G1rniiUrr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

GEN. T,YLoR's AccEPTANcE--in another
a,,I,,,,, we give the ong-deIayed correspondence
between Gen. Taylor and Gov. AIorehead. liWilI
h. seen that General Taylor uneqnl'ocaIiy "c-
c,,,,s the nomination of the Wing Convention.
This correspondence is given by the BniIeln-
from, which we take it-in advance Of It's official
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

~ We are under many obligations TO Mr. H. j.
Raymond, Of the Newlorh Courier ana Enquirer
for late English papers.
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ar MEMS. FROM THE DIARY OF AN ACTOR.

VA, Sept. l3, 1899.
.sWeI, the agony is over at last. Been playing
in this excellent city for eight months past, ana o
ring that blissfu period have received tor my I'M
paralleed efforts in favor of Thesps the eNtraordl-
narv sum of S2S, together with the proceeds arr
sing from an imaginary benefit, which, by-the-Dye'
cost me $50 over the receipts of the night. Then
there 5 the landlord, who 5 got my runk-lhe
woman that holds my note for the red flannel petit
coat that oged her ont of, III order to have Il mace
into pair of breaches to do the comic characters
in-the little Dutch tailor who made them-the
,vashprwoman- the-the-by Rosciuss, another
and vet anotherl' Well, what is the use OF re
mining! the season S over-the manager IN jail
not the first dollar iii my pocket-young and uiSo-
nhisticated and $50 miles away from any oioou
relative! But ''-ust as | was writing III inns .
mOck-heroic strain, yesterday who should come
M but the ex-tragedian Of the establishment. ll'S
colIntenance was redoIent with health and whisky
and his coat so seedy that you might discover lH7
cobveb-colored shirt beneath lis folds. Ills maj
was decidedly we'll polished, and the only mISlor-
time that it had was that 1t was too small Tor ms
head or else the head was too big for the nat ne
wore a pair of slippers which had made their deh"'
/ upon the stage on the feet OF an individual WHO
! payed Richard Ill to audience OF thirteen FER
/ sons The waistcoat of the tragedan was gay
! remarkably gay ''''' '','' .I,,..,,,,s
! bright TINT 'ha' IeHeNeu "'I nun, ,,li-,,.r
Tom, SAID Inc ''"9 e"'''' III " ,..,
| don't be down III ''e ,I''''' my t,ar tI,.,
| you know, is caNlafTe 10 "'' 7'I''''''
| up, lad, for nov
Amt anon It' n make the gTsnIs Ioar'
.-II tell YOU what. my boy, II make your for
,o,a I've hired the big Exchange on the other
side Of the riyer-got thlr1y-seyen splendid rooms
in it, and BARRON o" the basement. 80 ,,r
,''' IA, II, what do Won think Of
bar 'o,"lo''"
that, l""l ....,., .,l,,,,,., ., 7 i,onIr-d.
3. l,,,,- ,f,IIars and half in cash. and millions
in the prospective But, say not word /" Inc rest
of the artists else they VIII be wanting 10 20
with us II.o.-Iora
Wiling 10 90 almost any '','''-' il,
my fortune WIN ms anu M. Ir NY t,,,o and
cotton handher'ineI' VIC .''' '''0 .,,, n
ta-headed citizens lleIeol WIN Wv. li, ~.
appreciate our genus anu .I ,losoIat4
change across the river 1t was I,'Oee,' Tat,
place, almost as IooI'! a. ''0 I,,;,,,Iir,s NJ
rynth, ana '"i'e d 'o''"o'' 1T 49,, ,,rrsts
, It's saIrcaSeS' So' 'os' IL 'I'- =, aScsr,,,,
and had 10 cry uo"l ~ 'I'' ,I.,,,, into the
e WIhch Wa! l sI,''"d .l--, Tf,,,,d stool,
oar-room WHICH, u my ,,,,,Ier. de-
ed win man! very ,,,...sar,
caniers' Pl'che'S' anu III ''y 49, G,r,,;.b srcl
. with iie eAceP'lo" u ''0 IN
an ESTABLISHMENTS r--,,,- ,,.i,,ss
But what are you S''l- ~ Wv W ,.l,,r I,r,,
, Fort h"ueL"' I10'N'
N dIes-your raih-youI "''sN5 l.. 1., bar
Aha. my ooy-I7l me "'oi', IL, ' '',.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

PorrrIcAL.-The democrats Of Crawford county
pa have nominated NJ. B. Lowry for Congress. 80
In Clarion county, James Thompson, the present
Representative. is the democratic nominee.
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confidence implied IN my NOMINATION ny IT, u '"' i7'
office IN T oc OF i 46a1 nommaoR but with sincere
my fitness fulfill the duties OF an Gice ,n % siro
@ bcb has been rendered ustrous by the gre21es
IN our history bqi s4Hna e ge bs endeavor to
discharge the new duties then devoying upon me so as 70
meet the gsi eIpsia R nTopey and reputation
summon rounfrv w
haye the honor to remain with the E"eZ TSYGoE
To- the Hon j NJ MoRrHEAD,.
Greensboro ""I'OIo Ioup,y, -,O-,, l,,'o.-,
l...-n,, ,vor.ru- In the Mobile Tribune Of |
s,,url,v We find the following in regard to the .
above named oln'e'' ,.,:...,,i.I,.I sol |
ten, "rI one -r u, aI' nra yesterav quite I'M
"'sI. ~, .onn a. his arrival was known, the
,Iv authorities met and adopted the following pre-
ambe and resolutions: ..,..I,,.
hhrrrGER ih', NJ, 2o''" Gem n' WoNS Who has 80 CALAMITY
participated IN the glorious acme yT4em, OIL M 5 no
I'D m I15t animation and gratitude for his hu,nous
onre i"T T1} De rarr authorities of TIM, city SIN
ccrcy regret the want OF sufficient mo'g cr q" G With he 90
Gen. w o. GL4 i 10 SnaO.e Us ~ pay
R,solred, That proceed IN body to me Ma ,
IIou,e and eHte's 10 nm. . tend Ter HIM the hosp
HI I.i ~ iS Ui i iifS 1''''' "
I,' 9rrordai,cp with tins latter resolutions the
corporate authorities went III h"dyto the Mansion
House. where the gallant soldier was welcomed
bv the. Mayor, in Il brief and eloquent speech,
which was responded TO in warm and eAcS5lel"
Terms In the evening. Cen Worth Ielt l"F Mon"
Uompry. on his way to Washington, whittier, we sup
nose he is summoned TO attend The Court OF inquiry
.
T,vroR B,PRFrrE-Thp Shelby .hy.H News
,,r,....I Il. ra,.. . GREAT TayIormeet-
sd ',',' IT, P'i -, r.I D. rII,r,rsla,- the
ing and barbecue at ohelpy 'llIV' vi - =,
9th of August. Messrs Gay HaFTe'' u" VS.
| ton Allan. Letcher. Harlan, Houston lfuihoo'
Graves Nonroe Marshall Robertson, Dixon, etc,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

In all the NEWSPAPER accounts of French affairs
tI. words Socialism. FourierIom, and tomhuii'sI"
are Of frequent occurrence. They are gehef""S
used iudiscrmiIIateIy. as if they designated one
parricular party This is an error; the terms are
widely different. and one cannot with Propne'y D"
used for the other. Socialism Is a generic ierln'
and includes the opinions of all persons, parties or
factions who are DESTROYS Of some change Ia social
organizations In this wide latitude, 1t ct course
comprises many of different and often contradictory
sentiments and in facts vast majority OF the people
of France NAV be considered Socialists. The Nv"
GREAT parties into which the Socialists are divided
are the Communists and the Founerltes. These
although having the same object IN NleW-ah nm
movement in the state Of society and the anelI"ra
tiun of the condition of the IaborHg cIasseS-haNe
very different views Of the manner IN when ms
is TO be attained. and in fact base their systems
upon precisely contrary principles fourierISm nor
only admits but asserts and maintains to the fullest
extent the doctrine of the right OF individual pro-
nertv This is the life of the whole system ana Is
the verv foundation Of the philosophy OF FOURIER
Communism. on the contrary, expressly denies 'hIS
RIGHT and as the name implies, holds that all goouT
sLould be in common, and for the common beheL'
of all mankind. BY this it will be seen that we
cannot Justly use these terms indIscrIhihaley' d
thew represent parties whose principles are 50 total
" at variance. Both systems, it must be conceded
are seductive as well to the reason as 10 the senses
and we cannot therefore be surprised that lheD
doctrines have taken firm hold upon the minds
the laboring classes of France. Those men ENJOY
few Of the benefits while they sensibIy feel all the
evils and defects of the present state of society "'
il Is hut natural that they should have become iaS
cinated by theories which propose to relieve then
If their miseries and elevate them to POSITION O
comparative happiness and comfort.
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~ The steamer New Orleans viii leave this
dnE for Vera Cruz

SPEcIE.-A Boston paper of the Ilth inst says ;
8. 4 norton of our city loan having been taken IN
ENGLAND. the City Treasurer, this morning, was
selling bills on London for 10 to lo4 per cent. This
will act as a check to the further shipments OF
sp,cie. which is all the banks fear for the present
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

PATHOLOGICAL REsEARCUES-Ne oPIne the
Boston Post will have try his Iabors over again,
in his efforts todscover the etymoIogy OF The WORD
o,unBus He has given 1t to us as the datI'e PIu-
raj Of the Latin adjective omn'S. Now re- NUeh
lads were instructed that TO or for We're the signs Oh
the datve, and that ,rh, from, m and by were Inc
signs of the ablative.
Oucry-Do people go to an omnibus, or do they
oo, rather ride in an omnibus? Besides, when
they have finished their ride, do they not come out
iron, the omnibus These, together with other
reasons equally conclusive incline Us to the belief
that our learned contemporary is in error IN this
important matter, and that they who ride IN an
omnibus are in the abatve case, plural number
as we'll as of the masculine, feminine and neuttr
genders. Our Iaborious investigation IN tins behalf
is here closed and we hope our friend OF the Post
will acknowledge the corn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25
PEOPLES TELEGRAPH.

To- This Line of Telegraph is working regularly
Memphis to all points North and West aud on the Lake
Packages will be made mp and forwarded by fast steam
boats. DAILY from the office (C0mmerciaL ErrbaRg0
the Company in this city.
IT, The public may rely upon uT0mpuRzs and dsl ad
Ie23tr CHARLES DOANE Superntendsl
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Correspondence between Cen Taylor and Gov
Mo ehead. 10 1913

Gen Zachary Taylor: ,t Tr,i,ed
DEAR STR2At Convention of the Wings OF the f
States held city the 7th inst, and %
day TO day until the 9Th YOU nominated as D.
for the Presidency of the nited States at le ensuing 1851
dental election. ... 49,, 10 tho duty
of their President TO communicate TO you ule reC U
deliberations and to request your acceptance u '
H., ,,rro,, tbar. n lasig-
atad hsVr tho honor 10 make to you the OTegO com
mnncaon and to ask your acceptance OF the nomhaon
PM , dear sir to indulge the hope that he VINO helei
riL fn, anv responsibility, fails to discharge any
IIAs d nm by his Government will not now refuse
,bs, anil Isastic call Of his cOnutrymen. , ,ru
am, If - terrvanI ]. NJ. MUREHEAD,
iio'' President of the Wing National Convention.
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~ We take the following from the Louisville

= We TINI --T1 -V-T--'7--Ts -7- -'-- -'--
journal of the 18th:
We had a conversation Yesterday morning With
>sr-r.on NIn.aIy. of the [. : navy. who Las just
arrived from California. VIA Panama and Havana.
DIR. NJ left Mazat.au on the 9jh OF April. hNg1ry-
thing was quiet throughout the country. ! Ar
arni>rice entered INTO between ten. Scott ana me
Mexican Government had been received. me l.
: t~Igate Ohio. bearing the broad pennant OF I ON.
Jones. had arrived. He was to relieve Com >hI-
hrlch M IMal stalInn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

- pIao.a .attIe the bills, you have II'5
abruptly Llsa tbs sV gasses If YOU have the ime
a %UIG Believe S me your afectionae friend nd Fp
~P $. Ifany of that goose is left reserve 1t III
your supper ,.u...,.,,.,a,, he was
east awav upon the desolate island of Juan fer-
nandeZ!
STRAW Ro<vETs-In 1917, when straw bonnet
cu., became General. if was common to trim them
win, artificial wheat or barley, in ears on when Tie
following lines were written:
.. ,ylo ,,o,v of threatening famine dare complain
When every female forehead teens WIZ ~ gi Iim
Soc how the wheat sheaves nod amid the PluHIcS'
Onr harms are now transferred to drawing Ioons'
And husbands who indulge IN active AVes, g.,
10 I'm their EranaTies MAY thrash their WIVES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

NEW YoKK BANKs-The following is list OF
the Country Banks which had their redemption ac-
count at the Canal Bank, Albany, New York;
Lewis County Bank, Ogdensburg Bank, Jefferson
County Bank, Exchange Bank, Seneca County
Bank, Onondaga ContyBank. Pratt Bank, Buffalo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

rs We received no mail yesterday from beyond
l.
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- See First and Fourth pages. III
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25
GUINNE SIS & 3 U $ H
L CAMP STREET,

MILITARY. GLAZED and CLOTH CAp--az-
vi OF every variety. e at nee. -
y 81 30 Canal street -
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TH,NKs-To the lady who sent us that delicious
cake Yesterday. we return our most sincere thanks.
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Sands's Clothing Emporium.

4DJT>T TER OF .4EER.4G ES.
IL One La.lsu henaanu's, Marine Notary, NJ. q Ha
..-.tt. Nee Or.rHs. 20 yIs- nov
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

NJ The hospital at Zurich for hydrophoba uses
TWO table ,poonfuIs of fresh chloride of lime in
half a pint of water, with which they keep the
wound constantly bathed Out Of 223 cases, only
four died.
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SITUATION WANTED

-
A YOUNG MAN, who SPEAKS both French ana III
a I,h wishes q situation a- CLERK Iu Mercll4
Iou,e. or ss BABkEErER. Inquire at Mn. ug9sh
Al Q l.m-- .tr.sL- VIZ "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-25

BOOTS. SHOES AND BRCGANs gH I
. - CASES. audm- from ,a..- Charles Car YAs
- ron and N.-h.bur-. 10. -a|r.Dg "a
JE-l III K g. HOBBS. - lu-rOmuUu-e ST. -
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Int-s.en1 IN n GRAEFEN BE,G SARSAPARii.LA COM
POUND pal I-eh Professor ft's4
OF Charleston speaks follows LsJ- See Bulletin No. o. sd
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19
JOHN FRANKS.
pm the I8th. 1913. 46-f
Executors Notice.

81 Office is hereby given. that The
~ undersigned Executor aud Efeo
nlriX OF The last will and testament Of
Thomas L. Workman, deceased, have
he'd IA the Probate Court Of Cboctav
County, Mississippi, their petition To-
surrender their letters teslamenlary
and will at the next July Term Of sa,d
court present an account Of their
Execuiorship, so far as The same has
extended for allowance with commits
'ons and apply for a Gnal hearing oil
iaId petition.
THOS. p WORTHAAI. Ex'r
CASANDER FRANKS, Extriv
Of Ihomas z. IYortam, Iced.
June !, 1913. 6w 10
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19
The TAYLOR House!


koseiusko, Mississippi
KVHE undersigned. having pur.
n chased the Tavern House. form
erly occupied BY Richard Ross, 10 the
town Of kosoiusko, would respectfully
invite the communily-pauiculahv tie
travelling part-to favor him with d
call. His table will al an times be
supplied with The best ihe market o
the country can supply, and his stables
with plenty Of provender Having
had some experience IN the matter. he
hatlers himself that be can render al
guests comfortable. He has several
rooms now, and will soon have severa
others, for the reception Of families.
Drovers can at an times be accom-
modated Call once and if YOU are
dissatisfied you are not compelled 10
return. ~ Charges-moderale.
LEWIS PREsLEY.
June -, l84I. 5-tf.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19

u. llctAELANE, Il Co.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
"a LAME supply Of Clothing Of
"a tha Ifcst style and finish, lust
teceiFed, atongst which are,
" Clo,hDress Goats
" Frockll Sack Goats
" Pilot over Goats
" Bankt over Coats
boy s Dre4 and Frock Coats
BOYS overCoats
General aaArtment n
wen s X Bq's Pantaloons & Vests
GAlCFARLANE & Co.
Aberdeen Nv. 1871. a6-Iv
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19
Academies


"A The eastern part Of Chickasaw
County ten or twelve miles east of
Houston, and about a mic south of
Buena Vista, near the Union Church
they are sufficiently distant from each
other for the pupils to be kept entirely
separted and distinct, and near enough
Tor the females to have the compa1v
and protection Of their brothers. in 90
ing and returning morning and even.
lngs The healthfulness and beauty
OF the locations, and the character OIL
the neighborhood, authorize the hone
that an enlightened public will patron.
ne these institutions, when it is known
mat the expense is much lighter than
10 most others, and the opportunities for
moral and literary training at least
equal TO any of them. We regard
hose institutions where the heart IS cuI- /
.'va'ed as well as the mead, as the only
1nes in which youth can be safely en-
rusted and correctly trained. Prices
II tuition as follows;
The primary department, per Session,
, =. So COL
English Grammar, Geography and
History, sc, Sla 90
he above with Languages and all the
lg9er branches, SIC 90
Music and other ornamental branch.
IS, vail be reduced below The ordinary
a'es. Special attention will be paid
D the ImParting of correct moral prip>
lples, good manners, and a solid and
setul education. The first session
I'LL commence on the third Monday oG
anuary. Good boarding can be had
onvenient and cheap
JAMES N. CARorHERs.
Jan. 5, 1913, 90 GIN
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19
Rangers Notice.

FEyAkEN UP, by James stedmap
-lL hyng IN Cboctaw County, Mis-.
aDoulihe l4ih day Of April, one doep
sorrel Mare, with a white spot in her
iofenead, some saddle marks, fourteen
hands hIghi seven years old. no brands
perceiyable, appraised 20 500.
4LS0 one bright bay horse about
ten or eleven years old, len fore foot
"hi.e, aud white spot IN his forehead
and White spot on his nose, branded
+ n on the right shoulder, name and
.ail black; appraised to s25, x taken
Up by x. J Jester, living in Choctaw
County, Nj
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Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-07-19
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