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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.


NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail from New York eisi, AMI from Liverpool 9th o
~" Pam Nsn York, Lirsrpoa,
New ship Liverpool, ll5o ions, Ann n lime &
EHfluer' { August q October %
,,.o January q Mar o
New ship Queer Of The West, I'D Nav VI L,ly i
ioi,s, 4, Woodhouse, sent II Nny d
New shin Constitution, l610ions, Iunr ), Ame,,q 6
John BriIon October "a Dec G
,o.o go L., March a May q
snip Houing,nr, NV 'o"s ~ July 81 sept. D
bursfyt Nov, u Jan g
These Substantial last sailing ffs class ships, all built in
The city OF New York, commanded by men Of espe
rsnse and ability, and will he despatched pnncmab on
the 2l- OF each month.
Their cabins are elegant and eommodons, and are fur.
nished with whatever can conduee to the ease aud coion
of passengers. s n
Sriher The captains or owners Of these SHIPS VIII be
sponsibe any parcels packages sent by h.n unless
regular hills Of lading are signed therefor
For freight passage apply %
WOODRUFF a MINTuRNNS.
81 South street, New York.
or to fIELDEN, BROTHERS 4 60,
tflist. Iiverpoul
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JOHN JACKSON. Esq, Editor OF the Railway Republi.
spbliahe.l the above certificate, and remarks IN edi.
.psssi a. follows;
HI- The success Of DIR TOWNSEND'S PnEPARA.
TfOS or sAKSAPAN lIlA appears To be OF the
exnaofinary characiar We pbls to-day Two certificates
IN rs behalf from Capt. Mclean, OF this town. and
Rev. Mr.. White, ot Staten Island, gentleman
wei. known in Kahway Capt Mclean believes tlie medi.
have saved his life, and Mr. White
equally strong confidence IN ia scacy. Inios
like Iliese would NOT praise strongly What they did
y md i,,v believe 10 he IL serving.
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GREAT rCMAIE MEDICINE.

DR. TnWNsESDs sARsAPARiI.I.A is a eavereIgn
A surg remedy iur ineipi,nt CONSUMPTION and Inr the
ssnpIaI rrosiraon OF The sysemno matter whether the
result OF inherent cause or causes, produced by rregunfy,
intss, accident,
.ts ~. The human frame Persons all weakness and las.
sitde before taking IL Mt once become robust and full oi
,srgv under III influence. II Immediately counieracs the
nerveessesa Of The female frame, which Is he great cause
IL unhsppnesn. N I. .,.,,..
trs ~ exih titfcates Of cures performed but we can
assure thr air Thar hundreds Of have been repor
ted TO Ne ,,a...,, ca, On tess
Ia TowssrsD-To all whom this may coicer,..Ils
Ia eery that my wife used hottie OF yo,ir SARSA.
riuTfJI urvyo,is TO critical event s'fnler the mod
earmng and delicate circumstances heing troubled WIN
te dropey sweIing the feet nervous anectos ami very
,nrh with my perruaaioi, and the rtcoiner
daun 81 ihore who had used IL she was induced 10 ~ y
w, le or no faith; and suffice II 10 say, the medicine
had the happy and deslred etc not only during me SAD
nrnod bn after 1.-THE expiration OF one week Of us ute me
drotsy ami nervous Affection way 10 nm astonishing
dsses and her health ianow better Than had been Tor
long time previous -, /.
II this win Of any service 10 You, or any one who
The Of the medicine, You are entirely wei
come 10 u.
~ 'Nr s. y JAMESON.
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v,,uNa LADIES, RrAp THIS

Van who have Pale Comp,t xinns, Dali Eyss, Bnlches
IN te Face, Rot, SKIN frcckse, and are 'out Of spi
r.Is use bottle or two Of Dr, TOyNSESDS SAhsAPA.
EIIIA II will cleanse the Blood, remove the Free
gu Boiches and give you aninatio sparkling eyes hne
spirits ai beautiful c6mpe son all 81 which are Of n,'
i.enss slia to usaIARRiEb LApIRs.
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(iayler's Patent Salamander Safes.


ESE SAFES are warranted perfect In every respect and
10 AFFORD full protection ior hooks papers, &e against
loss by ere or thieves.
ePor q comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance office vi his ownone which exacs neither
notes or premiums and which cannot be broken down BY
a great hre.'
Caylers Patent Double and Improved Single Salamander
sairs Of any dimensions required by Banks BROKERS' Mer
chants Jewellers for Records or for other public offices
made 10 order An for sale and orders received
''7 A, r. MOEN.
EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
!, s ss o. sy ne
tre OF ken,ueky In 1881. Capital s3Oo,0D. 4
OFFfCERS.
JOHN W ilGN1, President.
John brand, William S Waller,
Richard pin,Iell, James O. Harrison,
THOMAS d, BAXTER, Secretary
~ -----
An applications for Insurance in the eies d New York
and Brooklyn will have prompt attention the oce
he Agency NO ~ Wall street, where all claims for losses
viii Dc llbsrslly adjusted and promp.ly PAD
srsySxs IIoxn, covnssliorA j8.'I
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fgeanse and Strengthen Consumption ran be cured BroH
ehiis, Consumption Lirtr Complaint tOiIs Coughs,
tafayrh dsiata, Splitting Of Itood StBrss 10, tie Chest
I,rtIc fYash tighi s,nea,s, DifeiH trolnse ETpec
fo,aiion, Pam m he Side DC hdtr demand can Be en-
edaft
Probably iere never was remedy that has been so sue
s.s am, strengthens the SYSTEM and appears Ia heal ulcers
The lungs, ami The patients gradually regsn their usual
t,eaiih AMI strength
ALMOST "A MIRACLE,
Read the folowng and ,oubi, u you can that Consmp
tun can be cured THIS is only one, of several kindred
csses. that TOW SSENU IS SAksAPARllLA las cured:
DRooKLya, Sept II, 1876,
On TOWNSEND Dear Slr-1was taken, litile
wear ago with cough and pain IN my side; il in.
creased on very fast indeed was pronounced by ply
scans 10 have thu quick consumption ised large guam
Dts III matter had night swrais, ant sinking very
tasiIny doctor said he rould do nothing Tor wfnt 10
tie hnspa In hope Of bene benefited hut pronounced
40 ciahle greatly diafresasd AZ the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became emacated and es-
pteed die confined 10 my bed, AMI was Obliged 10
have watchers indeed cannot give yon any description
that wOild Justice my was fiippOed by my
Trends 10 he past recovery; had tried great number OF
remedies ami all seemed 10 he Of effect read OF The
u,s extraordinary cures, performed by yair medicine, anu
10 ril You The truth, suspected there WAS come inhngin
u.tB Hut induced 10 tly u; did So aud am very
tnauKhl did cannot say that am entirely we'll but
am so recovered as 10 BIZ about my bnsfss, and hope
70 hr entirely well in lew WEEKS My couch, pain IN the
side and night swrbts have c me, and raise but very
lille aud ast gaming my usual strength feel my
dgy giye you spisHenI Of my case, to publish, you
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N1lHsAaF IsHsz fESSA4s9s sS1l's s.11
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)R TOWNSEND Dear Sr-i have the pleasure inform
you .t rse my children have been cured Of The Scro
ua by me your excellent medicine. They nj
dcis.i very aevsriy with bal sores have taken only fouI
bailes; il them away, Tor which feel myself under
deep abiiratiUn. Yours respectfully,
N ISAAC W. GRAIN, i0s Wooster street
J Nftv York Ntrrh L. let1 II
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ppIscPAL OFFICE TAG FULTON STREET, N yo,t
nI IN Nv r w DyoTT a SONS csSnRAL Aorsrs No.
"a, North second Street, philadelphia, IA. :.
"A cent Ipr Washington City, CHARLES STOTT, Dave.
s,ss corner 7th street and Fem. Avenue.
4 a. Also, for sale BY DurEisis generally.
iNs,E SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
sssssp WITH TN ws sss s y or
Y M DR. ID OFT IN
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THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concusyely proves thai this SARSAPA
RiIGA has perfect control the most obstinate diseases
The blood Three cured IN one house is unpre
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09


On motion Of John Rayb6fn, 81 Pamela,
Che following "a adopted
ReSoiDcd, That's committee to be com.
posed Of delegates from each county be
appointed for the purpose Of drafting an
address g the people d this Cong ressional
District.
Whereupon the following gentlemen
we're appointed said committee. james f.
Troiter, Of Marshall Chairman, H. p.
MAXWELL, ofTippah, Benjamin n. Kenyon,
Of Tiahomingo. r. o. Maupin, Of Itawam,
ba, G. d. Fontaine, OF Pontotoc, Al. X. Tay.
Tor, OF Lafayette, John Rayburn Of Pamela,
Felix Labauye, Of Desoto, and r. H. Byrn,
Of Tunica
On motion Of James Mooring. Of Mar.
shall, the following was adopted:
Resotved That the Secretary Of this
Convention be and is hereby requested to
transmit a copy OF these proceedings to the
Editor Of the Washington Union, and that
he be respectfully requested to publish the
same in his valuable paper,
Joel Berry, Of Tppah. offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
ResolVed, That the democratic papers
ofthis State be requested to publish the
proceedings Of this convention.
A committee was appointed to wait on
the Hon. Roger Barton, and make known
to him the desire ofthe convention to hear
him. The committee reported, that the
Hon. Roger Barton had consented to de-
liver a political lecture at early candle
Lighting.
On motion, Resided, That the thanks
of this Convention be rendered to the Pres.
ident for the able and Impartial manner
with which he discharged his duties as
President, and 70 the Secretaries for their
faithful discharge Of their duties; which was
adopted.
The Convention took recess until early
candle lighting.
The Convention met, and the Hon, Rog-
err Barton delivered speech Of some one,
hour and half in bis wonted and interest.
ing manner.
Benz. N. Kenyon, Of Tishomingo, offer
I'd tho following, which was adopted.
Resoiped, That the thanks Of this Con.
gention are hereby rendered 20 the Hon.
Roger Barton, for tho able, eloquent, for.
;ible and interesting speech delivered by
aim before the Convention.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
inc die.
+. JAMES M. IIOWRY. Pres.
FELIX LABAUvE, Secretary.
J. b. FAINT, Assistant Sec'y.
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FELIX LABAUvE, Secretary.
J. b. FANT, Assistant Sec'N.

On the day the news Of the wing
triumph in New York city, was Ie-
ceiyed, the "maior" was quietly rea-
ding "the items" by our side, when a
noted politician rushed into the sanc>
tum exclaiming;
"HurrOh, theRhigs have swept New
York;
Il am glad to hear IT," instantly re-
piled our worthy "ancient." '.for it
was awfnlly dirty, and sCanted s,OeepiH'
morse than any place 4 eUer salo.
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LIZ M MM "a b.

M A RRlED--On Wednesday evening, the
3lsl uli., az The residence Of Capt A. shaw, hy
lese Hill, Lafayette Coz Mis-.
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LIST OF THE STUDENTS
y TuE
unisersi.y of Mississippi.
Ia Oraer Of ther 1Eafrieulation and
J0iaiag College.
Z Thomas e., chickasav counly,

VH'@Aa8 ~pAtkBe'
bggg, Thomas E., chickusaw county.
Miss
2. Gillian John T., Desolo co.
!. Ware, W.llian j., PontOtoc do.
4. Holmes, Finley, Desoto do.
5. Aston, John D., do.
9 Nash, M. G., Canton, Madison ca.
{ z. Morton, G. s., Columbus, Lo@ndes
county
! 8. Harris, s. H., do.
2. BOaoeH, William B., Oxford, Lafayette
10. Blaler, ". RI, do. do.
II. Maclie, J. a., do. do.
II. Fitzpatrick, z. r., Marshall co.
~. Piryear, r. edo.
Ia, Ellis, Thomas F., at the University.
ID. Griffin, w. r., Oxford, Lafayette co.
10. M'I'anis, Hugh, LeaksyiIle, Greene co.
II. Gillispte, L., Wahalak, Kemptr CO.
Is. MRduen, Holly Springs.
10. Psgues, William c., do.
30. PegHes, Marlborough, do
d Welsh, Jos, Wahalak, Kemper co.
%. Conkey, Jos. j., Oxford, lafayette
CO.
%. Jones, Leris B.. do. do
"a. Moseley, John r., wabalak, Kemper
co.
25. Rogers, Thomas j., Oxford.
%. Lanbrett, j. W.. Canton, Madison co.
81. Queens, William, do. do.
%. Phipps, J. M., Oxford.
20. PhiPps, B. H., do.
30. Shesgog, John, do. sss -
81. Philips, w. r., do.
30. JOrden, w. r., Canton, Madison co.
-. RGybura, L. M, Oakland, Yaiobushu
a. Htbler, r. r., Belmont, Panola co.
IS. Aston, p. G., Pleasant Mount, do.
10. Smither, 4. o., Oxford. =
n. Bramlat, J. NJ, Ponioioc.
-. Benaett, J. w., Barton, Monroe co.
%. Strong, M. H., Barton, LowRdcs CO.
o. Fondren, William, Oxford.
j. Taylor, b. s., do.
q Means, j., Memphis, Tenn. !
3. Coleman, A. j., Des6lO co.
a. Ewing, A., Carrollion pCarroll co.
5. PhifcF, Charles W., Water Valley, /,
Yalobusha CO.
O. Lester, s. r., Belmont, Pamela co. !
2. Burton, A. s., Holly Springs. \
3. Hurt, III. HQmmet, Oxford.
0. HalJert, j, T., Aberdeen, Monroe CO :
0. Smiley, y. J., Reds Store, Copiah co. :
/. Me0dcrs, j. r., Oxford.
9. Montgomery, C. r., Starkville, Miss.
8. EUags, f. H., Aberdeen, Monroe co.
4. Coareli, II. NJ, HudsOnulle, Mar
shall co. =
5. Scales, J. W., do do. 4
8. Roach, v, Preston, Yalobusha co. M
I. Hudson, J. H., Lamar, DO.
3. Robson, w. J., Charleston, Talla-
hatchie county.
D. Rqgland, y. r., Ponioioc,
}. QnarLes, J, J., Montrose.
L Fasrar, g. O., jackson, Miss, v
;. Kirlpafrick, J, G., Canton, Madison !
co. ol
J. OIissr, D. A., Rice's x roads, Pa. 7
n0la co. Ell
/. BPGopan, r., Waterford, Marshal co. d,
!. Earle, B., Aberdeen. Monroe on sa
|. M'Iice, Silas, TchuIa, Holmes 60. or
(. ,M'Bee, Joskua, do. do ia
I. johnson, William, Monroe co. do
BwAin, W., Barton, Lowndes CO. i'm
. Magson, J. H., jackson, Miss. Ia
Andrars, n. c., Vernon, Madison co.
Wyatt, r. 81, Tchula, Holmes CO.
Herring, John b., PonloIoc. =
Mcclure, Noses ~. Coosa CO., Ala N
bania
Since pablishing the List Of The Students ~
o had malticuiated 10 the University Of Sc
ssissippi on Saturday last, The lOth Of ri
rch, tho following young gentlemen w
"a Joined that Institution uh
Leak, w. D., Tippah co. en-
Young, Bcscrley D., Waverley, LOwn. ,of
des co. ~
Young, TAOmas E.. DO. 70
Young, james H., do.
JVatkias, join, do. a
Robson, Robert, Charleston, Talla-
hatohic co.
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ESTRAYS.


WHAKEN UP BY John b. Davis, living
l2i miles Norlh Of 0xiOri, one Sorrel
Mare, supposed TO be about 4 years Old,
about n OF IS hands high, blaze IN her
forehead, all feet white, and a small white
spos % her back. Appraised 70 $50 % ].
ALSO, one White Horso.AIule, supposed
u Be- 3 yeara Cd, with small yellow spot
over bis right eye, 20 other mnfksor brands
perceiysble. Appraised 70 $40 %.
April l7ih, l640.
.WlAKEN UP by r. u. Gray, living
about Ia miles Norlh. Fast from OK
ford, one eorrel Mare, about years old,
viii klle sireak "a be fnce, loff fore
FOOT and both hind.foei white, about ~
hsnds high. 10 poiconabio bunds. Ap
pruisod 10 so so.
june 4lh, l61Q
W0AKEN up by S. r. King, living iw0
miles N6nh on Oxford. one DARK bas
horss, about 3 orD itsls %. VIII Sat-
IN 81 forehead an.dh snip on Dc d6se.
hiu right bind fooI white shecd before, 30
oaef marks OF brands pelcctabIe-sp-
pruinsd 10 so 90.
Nay i2ih, 1879
Tr1AKEN ~ ~ s,nurl 3. Whiis. living
tsanilel E1ri 81 orlor1. ne,r Wyna's
Etr Mili. one bag horsc. aboui 9 year
win a While Nrs.A 81 hn iorrhead.
rra.n ard itil |nif hini fuoi nhii. N
rafter ON, - l.fo|r Eetn 1ari
- rho1del, shttf u & or ~ h.na.
hr,irod 10 t1a
ALLLz n1oLlEIoN. R.n-.
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UnIyerslsy Of mississippi.
NNliS institution was duly opened an
~ Monday the 9th Of November, and is
now 10 full operation; "a students aIe
already in attendance.
The course Of studies are arranged for a
four years curriculum. The requisites for
admission into the Freshman class, are
competent knowledge Of English Gram
mar Composition, Arithmetic. Geography,
the Latin and Greek Grammars, six books
ofthe Eneid, Of Virgil and the Greek Rea-
der, and some acquaintance with Latin
Prosody. The expenses for the ten months
are @37 for College dues, and % month
for board. Tho College dues are wholly
paid 10 advance, and the board is paid quar-
lerly 10 advance. aa r
Washing, fuel, and lights, are THE ex.
pense of the student who will provide his.
own furniture also. This, il desired, can
be hired or bought from the steward Of a
fair rate.
JAMES NJ IIOlVRY.
- Proctor Miss. Univ'y.
Oxford. Feb. 3. ls4Q
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ANNOUNCEMENTs


Wo are authorized TO announce the
Hon. N. 8. PRICE, of Tippah county,
as a candidate for Judge &C the Seventh
Judicial District, Al the next November
Election.
. N. M'CAMpBELL, Of Marshall
county. Is candidate for.Judge Of the
Seventh judicial District, at the November
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09
NAV q RARE FLOWER SEEDS

NEW & RARE FLOWER SEEDS
~ The subscriber has just received from
Europe splendid collection Of Flower
seods, and lor the accommodation Of per-
sons residing az distance, has put them
up IL assoriments 81 ~ varieties, each dis
tined labelled, the whole enclosed in an
envelope, COR sending BY mail a single lot
Ter postage. Price 8 or SIX for S.; viii
be sent BY RENTING che .amonni postpaid,
10 II. A.. DIlEER,
Scotsman and Florist, No. 50
Chestnut a., Philadelphia.
April 10Th, ls49.
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We are authorized TO announces Capt.
ANDREW J. EDM0Ns0N, Of Pontoioc
county, as a candidate Tor Clerk Of tho Vice
Chancofy Court FOR The Holly Springs Dis.
trict
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JOHN w. CAMPBELL, Of Dosoio
eoany, Is a candidate for District At
iorhoy x ihe Seventh Judicial District.
Al sho November Election.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

RXFORD LODGE No. SO. wall ceIs-
braie the Anniversary Of Sr. JoHN
TIiE RAPTIsT, On the 25th tIhc 2lih beng
Sunday Of June next, BY public process.
sion and thinner A Masonic Sermon win
be delivered By the Rev. s. G. SrARK, Of
Dolly Springs, Miss, aud an Address may
also be expected
NeighbOring Lodges, and transient breih.
rem Of good standing, are respectfully IN
yited 10 participate with as m that &C.
casiou. WM. DELAY, See'y.
May l9lh, 1919. ii
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

"a
HAvINe received our semi-annual sup-
ply, we commence the New Year with an
as. orlInent that is not surpassed If equal.
led in Che United States.
We haYe eTwelveyTh0ussnd Dollars
in the article Of Watches aIone, and can
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, and at almost any price.
We have
GoId' Patent Levers from $35 70 $3.50;
Silver do. do. IA I" So.
with general assortment Of Lepine and
Vertical Watches.
The other branches of our stock will
be found as extensive and complete asouf
Watches-such as CHAINS, SEALS, kEYs,
(Jewelry in nll its variety, including many
valuable DIAMoNDs and some foil sets,
SPECTAcLRs, sSILvER-wARE, Cork FINS,
SILvER-PLATED GooDs, Clocks, LAMPS &
GIRANDoLEs, CUTLERY, GUNs. PIsroLs,
including the genuine DIRRNoER's, CAVES,
TEA TRAvs, with general assortment Of
FANoY GooDs, IL which will be found
many choice ARTICLES for the LADIES'.
NOTICE. We aim 10 furnish those
who deal IN Memphis, with home mar
ket and home guarantee FOR Goods in
our line, and invite thepublic 10 cali and /
examine Cor themselves. Our Stock Is
laid in with Cash; our European Goods
we import ourselves VIC get our Domes-
lie Articles direct from :he makers, and
being saiis6edwiihia small profit, we offer
great inducements 70 orr friends and the
public. We are also prepared 10 do all
kinds Of work in our line, 10 The best
manner and wiih dhpaIch, our motto Is,
TRY USgt F. a. CLARK & Co..
81 Front Row, Memphis Tenn
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OXFORD MALE


NIIIs Institution re-opencd on The 18th
day Of January. under charge OF j. w.
RISEN a. A. II. CONKBY, bosh Of whom
are well qualified end experienced teach.
ers. The Glasses and the different branch.
es ofan Eoglis educauQn will Be Taught,
and young gentlemen well prepared ior
nniering the University.
load can be had in private Families u
IS por month.
Terms per NssIon Of FiTr HoRlhk
Iss Class-spellina. Reading dina,
Elementary Geography a Arithmetic eiO
2nd CLass- EngIish Grammar, Geoqra-
ply, and Arithmetic. sl2 90
Sd CLAss-The Higher branches Of
English, including Natural Philosophy and
- sI5 90
4ih cEAss-The Higher. branches q
and Classics, Latin, Greek
and French, $50 90.
J. & TAL1ArKnzo, I 81 @ G. BUrLER|
II. a. Mars, IA D.honERrsoN
W. II. snlrHER g Q. n. PHIrFs.
". II. b. WENNDEI., Scc'g
Jan. 10, le10.-fo-if.
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L-We are authorised to announce
ROBERT HANNA. asa candi1aie for
Probate Judge Of Iafa5 esteeounsy, Miss
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MEDICAL CARD.
Dr.. r. O. " zND51,,
REspEcTTuLLY
Tenders his Services

CITIZENS or OXFORD d. VICINITY
~ fHB -
Various Branches Of his Profession.
Hehopes, Hgslrict attention 70 business, 10 merit
share Of public patronage.
T 6-OGee. tic one heretofoee occupied By
Dr. A. X. Taylor.
May 10Th, 1910 Adv.
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WNIiE undersigned having obtained Let.
ters Of Administration on the Estate
of Jehn Smart, deceased, at the December
Term, ls46, Of the Probate Court Of Laay-
cite county Mississippi, hereby gives no.
lice 70 al persons having claims against
said Estate, 10 present them duly probaied,
or The statute Of Limitations viii be plead in
bar of their recovery. And all persons in
debied 70 said Estate are required 70 make
immediate payment, or suits will be insti-
lulod against them.
JAMES S. PETTY.
May $, 1880. 2-0w.
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OF. II. CLARK,
IA. O. WURzRAcH,
AZ. s. WlIKINs.

N. B. The trade supplied on liberal
terms end all orders from the country
will receive especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18th, 1919.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

a DAiINIsTRATORS NoTTCE.-.The
undersigned having obtained Letters
Of Administration On lhe estate or Jesse
Timer, decd at the April Term, l849, az
the Probate Court for Lafayette county,
Mississippi, hereby gives notice 70 all per-
sons huving claims against said Estate 10
present them duly prObaied, within tho
time prescribed by law; on the salute IN
such case made and provided, viii Be plea.
ded IN bar other recovery. And all per-
sons indebted 10 said Estate, are required
70 make immediate payments o. suits viii
be Instituted against them. ge 4
G., M. PFIIPPS- 4
April 2Sth le40. LEV. i
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-09

For Clfrk n az cirruif Court
JAMES o. HENDRICKS IA candle
date let Clerk 81 tie Circuit Court, a he
November Election
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-20

A WESTERN LAWYERS ExonDluA.-
When Justin Duteerfield, Esq, formerly Of
Chicago, and now Of the Land Office ia
Washington, appeared in behalf 81 Joe
Smith, before the U. 8. Court q Spring.
field. he made this brief but happy opening
OF his address 10 the Court, which, the sha-
toricians must allow, answered every pur-
pose Of the best exordium, and brought him
at once to The merits Of the case.
'Isppear before the Court" said be Sin
circumk tances, such as mortal man was new
er placed in before. | appear before the
Pope. Judge Pope presiding) in The pres-
ence Of angels (waving his hand 10 the la
dies) in behalf Of tho prophet Of the Lord"
(poiniing 10 Joe Smith,. re- 40 ~
The crowded Court room rung with tho
applause Of the auditory, Al the happy Wit
IL The lawyer, and tho reader will allow that
both the subject snd the man wese ,huss
''introduced."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-20

= UST received zine Jewelry, at low pr'-
ces, consisting in part Of Gold and sIvc!
Pencils, Gold Finger and Ear Rings, Gold b!ess.
Pins, Gold pens, Gold Lockess, German : ao's
pnd Tea spoons, silver thimbles, goggles, ~c'
hll sold low for CASH. ..r,,
w. d. SMITH.
Davenport, Nov. LIST, 1849. o-Sm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-20

w. y. SMITH.
% WATCH AND CLOCK MA
Lc@ KER, would respectfully inform
IN che citizens Of Davenport and W.
"a cinity that he has located IN TINS
lkfzk place. Clocks, Watches, sunory
Music Boxes repaired in the best manner snd
hortess notice gold rings, breast pins, cav-nng.,
6lver shimbles and pencils, steel bags, oeaos ena
lusli.y Of metallic pens; old gold and silver to
ken for goods or work.
Shop on Front Street. near B. Sanford's, sign
bf Z big watch. t#k
/ July 26sh, l849.