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Grand Total, 236. Necessary to a choice, 149.
The gold fields of Australia are estimated to Weld
nearly one hundred millions of dollars per annum.
For pulling the nose and ~slapping the face of Jenny
Lind's husband, a Spectator in concerts has been
fined five shillings in London.
The Revenue Cutter Washington, during a recent
cruise, boarded and spoke one hundred and thirty
eight vessels, and assisted out of the ice fourteen.
Russia is ~forty-one times the size OF France, and
one hundred and thirty-eight times that of England.
Fhe entire expense growing out of the Poole muir
der will cost the city of New York something like
one hundred thousand dollars.
Punch has a cut illustrative of American Hotel
Li1e' In which one man is represented as holding
pistol to the head of another, with the request that
he will "'pass the mustard
SsDeseret,' the name given by the MormonSeo
Utah, was taken from Joe Smiths bogus bible, and
estate of the Honey Bee,' and not a wasta
or desert, as lie generally supposed.
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OOMIIER
OcT 3 1874

OCT. 8, 1856.
During the past four weeks we have had very little change T.
note In the business of this port. Produce has found purch aser
OF been shipped to San Francisco early after its receipt here, 81
that there has been no accumulation in the market.
The arrival Of four whale ships and two merchant harks Ia:
given some better feeling. The cargo of the Metropolis, from
Columbia River, consists wholly Of lumber and one hundred
barrels -four. The Fanny MGoT brings thrty-two passengers,
and e large assorted cargo, about eighty tons of which she left at
Aahaina. We notice, in her list Of passengers, the name of
Judge Chandler, Z. s. Consul at Lahaina.
~COFFEE-Stock in market small and holders firm at 1Sc "a
1+c. The new crop viii soon be coming IN.
SUGARS-The stock here is from $50 to 200 tons, and sales
are made from 81 to &c, according to quality.
FLOUR s BREAD.-Recent fmportations have been very
large, and fully supply the demand. Sales Of Oregon at 50 0 6.
and California at So "a $50.
Pilot Bread we quote at 81 "a &c, and Navy "a II.
OIL.-Weh have noticed no sales of Polar oil in the market as
yet, and 1t is quite scarce. The news from the feet is very
neagre, and not sufficient to base any estimate Of the seasons
catch.
FkE1GHTS.-oRers are made to ship Oh at &c. Several clip
pers are expected from San Francisco to load oil, and it is prob
able that a portion Of the whaleships viii freight oil.
Freights win probably rule low during the fall.
LCMBER.-Large ipportaions continue, and we can only
quote rough Norvest at S23 ~ $50.
MOLAsSES & sYRUP.-Yery little IN the market. Sales
during the past week made at 25c for molasses aud 4oc for syrup.
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LAHAINA. Oct. /. 1856

HAHaIINA, OCl J., IOOO.
MIR. EDITOR Seeing in every paper which [ take
up, an eternal continuation of the Brooks and Bur-
lngame affair, and coming to the conclusion that they
Will never stop, feel like giving my view of the mat
ter. To commence with L do not conceive that Mr..
burlingame had any occasion to apologize to Mr..
Brooks at all if apologies are due to any one for re
marks made In MIR. Burlingame's speech, they are not
due to Mr.. Brooks, but to Cain, whose character for
fair play has been badly slandered-nr we have no
account IN scripture of Gains stealing up slyly behind
Abel and striking him unawares with a gutta percha
cane.
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LATEST DATES, received at shzs once.
PORT oE HONOLULU, K.x.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, Oct. 2. 1856.
American clipper ship ~Polyncaia, Perkins, IA days from sar
Francisco, in ballast.
Am. VIII sh Narraganse:t, Gardner-5O bbls. sp, last I'm Ascen.
sion Island leaknr.
Am. bk Mercury, Hayden, from Guam-2SO sperm.
Hawaiian sch KanOi, HObf0n, from Lahaina, Maui.
" Manuokawai, Beckley, from Hilo, Hawaii.
FRIDAY, Oct. 3.
Haw. sch Kinoole, Morse, from Kona, Hawaii, cargo of wood.
p" sch Keoni Ana, Taber, from NawiliwiI, Kauai.
Oct. 4.
Haw. sch Rialto, Moteno, from Kawaihae, cargo of wood.
UNDAY Oct. 5.
Am. VIII sh. Bartholomew Gosnold. Stebbins, from Ochotsk-12O
whale, Is bbls. sperm.
Am. VIII sh Jefferson, Hunting. from Bhering Sea.
Am. merchant bark Metropolis, Preston. 20 days from Astoria,
With cargo assorted merchandise to c. A. & II. I. Poor.
Russian VIII blk Turku, Soderbjom, fn Kodiac-2,20O bbIs. VIII,
$4,000 TBS bone.
Haw. sch kamehameha, Gulck, from Kahului, cargo syrup and
sugar.
TUESDAY, Oct. g.
Am blk Fanny Major, Lawton, 1o days from San Francisco via
Lahaina.
Haw. sch Sally. Fcuntaine, from Hanalei, Kauai.
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PASSENGERS.

From AsToRrA, O. T.-per Metropolis-R. Corrington and
lady, Mrs. DAILY. and 3 children.
From SAN FRANcIsCo-per Fanny Major, A. B. Bates and
lady, Chas. Brewer 2nd, and lady, Miss Pratt, Rev. w. s. Tur
ner, lady and child, Mr.. W. White and lady, Mrs. G. l.. Cox
and daughter, Mrs. N. Fisher, j. Revitt, S. n. Jorden, William
Johnson, w. IL. Pen1leton, Z. Holmes, j. Hyde, B. T. Bragg, j.
cornell, '. LouVas, j. Goosman, I. A. DoweI, Chas. Dana, A.
u. Chandler, U 5. Consul at Lahaina, VIM. Pike, G. D. Gilman,
For SAN ERANCISCo-per Frances Palmer-aIrs. Can't. Stott
Ny Pope, S. Cross, G. Knscr and 2 children.
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PoRr OF 1AHAxMA, MAUI.
ARRIVALS

Oct. 2.-ship Phoenix, Nfckerson, Of New Bedford, IS months,
1whale.
2-Ship Martha, Meader of Fair Haven. 4s mos, FIN Line,
156 sperm, season.
3.-Ship Enterprise, Brown, Of Nantucket, p months, from
Kodiack, $50 wh, 9G0O lbs. bone.
-4.-Sh Oregon, EIiridge, of Fair Haven, from Ochotsk Sea.
40 VIII, $500 lbs bone, this season.
abr Fanny Major, Lawton, ii days from San Francisco.
o.-ship Henry 1aoer, Ever, Of New Bedford, 500 sp, I'm.
Japan.
d"-ship Joseph Meigs, Coffin, of n. B., 400 VII, 5000 lbs bn,
from 0chotsk.
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JUSTICE.

SLAVERs-The .NeU York Herald contains q
statistlcs' which show that no less than eighteen sIo-
vers nave been fitted out, and sailed from the port of
view FORK during the last three years, and although
vessels have been captured and condemned onIu 81
man has been convicted of the offence against the
statute Of the United States. H'' INC
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DEPARTURES.

OCT 2-Brenen brig Emma, Raben, for Tahiti, Socisty Islands
Sch Mary, Berrin, for Kawaihae, Hawaii,
S.-Am. sh Polynesia, Perkins, for Manila.
Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, for Iahaina and Kahu,ni.
4.-Sch Haailio, for Kona, Hawaii.
S-Sch Aamehaneha ~, Quick, for Kahului, Maui.
Sch hinoole, Morse, for Lahaina and KalepoIepo.
7|Br.bri Recovery, MITCHELL, for yanc0uver5s Island.
Sch ManuOkawai, Beckley, for HIo, Hawaii.
Sch keoni Ana, Taber, for Nawiliwiii, Kauai.
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U SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10Th. 1855.

DEAR SIR,-We are without arrivals from your port siuce our
last per FRANCES Palmer, and are hourly looking for the Yam
Zee and PaQuero. The following are the only arrivals from
Eastern domestic ports since our last Sep. Is, clipper ship
Sea Serpent, 129 days from New York 18th, clipper ship Com
peHtor, 139 days from Boston 18th, Flying Cloud, Is5 days
from New York Uia Rio.
The FLylHg Clouds passage was 185 days, counting in her
lay days in Rio. She made the run from Rio to the equator in
the Pacific in 49 days, and from the Line up She was SIS days,
making her passage to San Francisco 81 days in all from Rio.
Capt. Reynard made in her in tTenty-four hours, the ertraor-
binary run of 4O1 miles, which is % miles more than she ever
made on any previous voyage. From here, we learn, she will
probably visit your port in search of an oil freight for the East.
She is as usual the admiration of all connoisseurs il naval archi-
lecture, and is visited daily by hundreds.
Our falltrade begins to set in, and already some marks OF i'm
provement in our market are visible. Spirits of turpentine under
a strong speculative movement, has advanced to 81 rs per gal.
at which price sales have been efeced-on other merchandise
our market remains at previous quotations.
We have had one smart shower, this week. which lasted
several hours, which was quite unexpected thus early in the
season. The miners complain much of the want OK water, but by
many said to be weather-wise, a wet winter is predicted.
We remain, &c.
P.S. This mail conveys the intelligence Of the acceptance of
the Reciprocity Treaty between the United States and the
Hawaiian Kingdom. The dates from New York are to Aug. %. |
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Am. clipper ship Flying Cloud, from San Francisco.
Am. ship Gladiator, from San Francisco.
Bremen ship Post, Wiegard. sailed May 25, from Bremen. with
ndze to Hohsclager & Stapenhorst.
Am clipper bark Messenger Bird, to leave Boston, July 81.
BIZ hk. Gambia, from London, via Tahiti, sailed April6
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IMPORTS.

AsToRIA-per Metropolis eo,416 feet lumber, 10000 shingles
2,409 feet spsrs, 1890 sawed pickete, 100 qr.-sacks -four, 1 bas-
aet apples.
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SAN FRANcIsco-per Frances Palmer: 2e bales pull, 5 cases
yellow metal, 2 do composition nails, 10 casks 3 cases old metal.
107 do asstd. merchandise, Al bags potatoes, IL tierces slush.
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san FRANCISCO. Sent. 10. 1859.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10, 1859.
DEAR SIR,-We write you a few lines, and state what the mar
Ket Is mere now. Sweet potatoes California; are worth 4 cts to
A cts ana a cargo or good red island potatoes would sell at
from 81 cts to 4 cts by the cargo syrup and molasses sell
quck-good syrup in haIf-bbls will bring from 20 cts to 80 cts.
and moiasses in han-bbls from 80 cts to 65 cts. By the time
shipments could reach here, it will sell for 20 cts to IS cts in bbls,
and syrup so cts to 80 cts, as there viii be a great call for it for
the mines in a few weeks, and moIasses in New York is worth in
hhds, last dates, from there from A! cts to ~ cts per gallon.
and syrup ali bought up.
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ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER.-Every thing here APP
pears to progress successfully, as it must necessarily
do under the present able management. We have
not time or space this week to give such notice as we
desire to do. Next week we viii endeavor to do the
management justice.
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DEATH

At sea, on board ship Oregon, june 22nd, 1856, EDWARD
NICHOLSON, of Philadelphia, e. S aged about % wears : bur-
led on the west coast of Kamscatka. :
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ERRATA.-The word 9 published in the second
Of the leading article of our last issue,
should read ss printed
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.
A SHIPS LETTER BAG

A SHIPS BAG
VIII be kept open at our counter, this mornin
till five minutes before the sailing of the Franc
Palmer. Papers in wrappers, ready for mailin
can be procured. Dates for Sept. %, Oct. 2 and
have been issued since the departure of the last ma
- The arrival of the Fanny Major with t
q. S. Mails. and the news from the Ochotsk has gi
en- a livelier aspect to our tOwn-talk for the past d;
or two. The papers by this mail are quite interestin
THANKs.-G. D. Gilman, Esq. of Lahaina, Messr
Poor and others will please accept our thanks fl
papers by late arrivals. For the valuable ship-nev
which we publish, We are indebted to c. S. Barlow
Esq, Gilman & Co., and the several whale-ship mas
tiers, who have been very courteous to us.
APPLEs.-A few very delicious apples from Oregon
brought by the Metropolis, have been sent to us b,
Messrs. Poor. We only wish they were as abundan
as our native fruit.
HAw. STEAM Nav. Co.-The motion to annul tn,
charter of this company was heard before the Chic
Justice last week, but was not finally decided, as tn,
agent of the company claimed not having been for
mally notified. The case will come up again the
latter part of this week.
CoURT.-In the Supreme Court, the trial Of the
charged with the murder of a native was
on Monday, and on Tuesday the Jury re-
turned Il verdict of guilty. We learn that there are
no foreign cases on the calendar for this term. and
that the Court will not be occupied longer than this
week. -
MUSIC HALL.-This popular place of amusement
has closed for repairs until Wednesday, Oct. Is, in
order to enable the proprietors to ~ventilate and
enlarge. -
- 10 any of our friends who are visiting San
or are DESTROYS of having an agent there,
We are authorised to Messrs. McRuer &
'lerrlll, on California street, who from a long resi-
'ence there, are fitted to do any business intrusted to
hem, anu for integrity and promptness stand second
none. Their card may be found on our first page.
~ Spyke, our n%eighbor, suggests that our dredg-
ng friends should be cautious, and bearin mind that
ur islands are of a volcanic structure, and if they
ct too deep in the mud, there is danger of spelling
ur harbor altogether by opening a hole into the
lutonlc regions. At the latest accounts the scoop
ad reached a quicksilver mine, which ha. caused
excitement amongst the natives. We have
zen at least a saucer-full of pure quicksilver, ex-
acted by the dredge.
- Some twelve or fourteen arrests were made
st week by the police of persons supposed to be en-
lged in selling liquors without a license, but we
arm that only one party was fined.
ERRATA.-Ihe word published in the second
Of the leading article of our last issue.
Iould read 6 printed
ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER.-Every thing here an
airs to progress successfully, as it must necessarily +
under the present able management. We have t
It time or space this week to give such notice as we :
to do. Next week we will endeavor to do the =
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SPECIAL BUsIN Ess NOTICE.

PERSONS DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, six copies for so cents, or
fourteen copies for a dollar.
TERMS.-Six Dollars per annum.
Single Copies 124 cents each.
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IS on our fourth pagewill be found an inter-
eatlng account Of New Bedford.
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- Some twelve or fourteen arrests were made
last week by the police of persons supposed to be en-
gagged in selling liquors without a license, but we
learn that only one party was fined.
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APPLEs.-A few very delicious apples from Oregon
brought by the Metropolis, have been sent to us by
Messrs. Poor. We only wish they were as abundant
as our native fruit.
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Movements of Coaster

Vessels Expected from Foreisn ports.
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VESSELS IN roRT.-oCT. 8

VESSELS IN PORT-oCT. 8.
Il. 3. u. Ship Havannah, Harvey.
ii. ]. NJ. Corvette Embuscade. Gizolme.
Am VII bark George, - lin charge of the Marshal.)
Or. bk Cynthia, for freight or charter.
Am bk Metropolis, Preston, discharginy.
Ham. brig Emma, Raben, soou for Hong Kong.
Am. VII blk Neptune, Comstock, recruiting.
Am. clipper ship Pampero, Coggins.
Br. bark Avery, Iceland, diseharging cargo.
Am. VIII sh Narragansett, Gardner. repairing.
Am. VII ok Mercury, Hayden, recruiting.
Am. VIII sh Jefferson, Hunting, {"
Am. VII SD Bart. Gosneld, Stebbins, do.
Am merchant bk Fanny Major, Lawton, discharging.
Coasters in POr4.
Sch Rialto, Monsno.
Sch Favorite, REVERE, repairing.
Sch Sally, Fontaine, soon for Kauai.
Sch Manuokawai, soon for Hilo.
Movements of Coaster.
Sch Maria, Peterson, I'm Kawaihae viii probably return soon.
Sch Kamoi, due Friday.
Sch Liholho, due from Hio Sunday.
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HAw. STEAM Nav. Co.-The motion to annul the
charter of this company was heard before the Chief
Justice last week, but was not finally decided, as the
agent of the company claimed not having been for
lnally notified. The case will come up again the
part of this week.
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THANKs.-G. D. Gilman, Esq. of Lalaina, Messrs.
Poor and others viii please accept our thanks for
papers by late arrivals. For the valuable ship-news
which we publish, We are indebted to c.. s. Barlow.
Esq, Gilman & Co., and the several whale-ship mas
tiers, who have been very courteous to us.
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The Electoral Vo.,
Sixteen Free States.
Fifteen Stare States.

The votes to be cast by the States for President and
Vice-President are as follows:
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viii be kept open at our counter, this morning,
till five minutes before the sailing of the Frances
Palmer. Papers in wrappers, ready for mailing,
can be procured. Dates for Sept. 25, Oct. 2 and 9
have been issued since the departure of the last mail.
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APrzzlrp lRlsHNAN.--M Oh laugheriy
undertook to tell how many were at the
party The t'so trorsns was one me.lel
was tao. Mike Finn was three aud --and
who the devil was iouf' bet me see
(counting his hngefsl the two traeans
wss one, Mike iinp WAS two, messii Was
three aud 49, lie dad there WIS four Of u. /;
but ST. Patrick couldn't tell the name Of
the other. Nov IL. meseii that his il 7;
Mike FINN was one, The two Crogaus was
too. ms,.n lLfoe-- Aud aud be me soul,
| t..,uk lAele was bUs tafe. o. Us alien all
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New Orleans Advertisements

~ 4 lIANNEN y 90. Deaers m H,,,
W Cays. Nrau G1afs, mbrtAas -.
n" - anal street view 'I''"n-. apis
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RIth Winter ssomnctS.

4 ~ daf very latest -tyie, just rc.uNed and
~ i4r safe BY
g. G. GREGG y co
Nov !, 1856 ulQ-N
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Guardians notice to surrender
his Letters

ao noeee is here by given that the IN,
estate 80 & gunfdian of the person and
heir IF n, !" iillam rullivant a miuor
i. ~ - u I na;han >ullivant deed has fled
-, ~ me h; rfooate Court of of Pamela coun>
W MS petition to surrender his letters
a amu VIII at the next May Term of said
d;.,sh;. an account of his Guar,
xan,e % SAID minor. 70 far is the
ca',o,; - extended for allowance with
Ing of said Pet;t;anP Ply LOT hnal hear
March 81 1856.
JAMES McCLAyN
Guardian.
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administrators Sale .

Rl virtue of two several DEGREES of
1.-The Probate Court of Pamela
county Mississippi, rendered at the
January term 1856 thereof. the under
signed administrator, with the will an
nexed of Mary E. Butler deceased
Will on Saturday. the Esd day of Feb.
ruary next, on the premises, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder:
the west half of the South Eastern
quarter OF Section one (I. Township
eight TO- Range seven ~ West in
Fanola County, on a credit of 70
months from day of sale. Also the
following Personal Estate viz. one
Gin Stand, one Baroucae, one mule. soms
cattle, and hogs & farming u,encils The pur-
chasers will be required to give boud and sseu.
rIty tor the purchase money.
JOHN B. BUTLER
Admin
jan, 10 1856
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Guardians Sale Of Lands.

BY virtue of decree of the
Probate Court of Pamela County
made on the 4th. day of March,
1856 ], Albert G. Fox, Guardian
OF the minor children of Sandert
Turner, will on saturday, the cath
day of May 1885, between.the hours
fixed by law, at Wake Forrest;
in said county sell, 10 the highes
bidder on one and two years credit
the following valuable Land, to wit
Norh East quarter of Section one
Cd Township Nine(9) Range six
{6) west in said County, the pur-
chaser will be required to give
bond. with approved security for
purchase money.
March 9th, 1856.
A. G.. Fox Guardian
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Pamela County.

To Julia Ann Roberts, and all othe
parsons interes ed in the lands, tene
1nents and Entertainments of John "
Hillyard deceased:
You are hereby cited t. be and APP
pear before the ProbAte Court of PIANO.
la County, on the Isl Monday in April
next, then and there to show canse if
any of YOU can, why the following des-
crIbed land of said dece ,sed (viz y
North half OF North half of See, q,
I, g, r., West in Pamela County
and S. L. ! Sec, 33 Township 9, R.
4, West in Lafayette County, State
aforesaid, should not be sold according
to the suggestion aud petition of the
undersigned.
NANCY HILLYARD, Guardian,
of MARSHALL G. HILLYARO
and JNO. W. HILLYARO
JOHN C. CARGlLL,
LUCY B C.ARGHL,
THOMAS MARTIN,
MARY A. MARTIN.
March -6-W.
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S: ] GoFoTH
.Mch 90. 1856.
R1IJ,OF PRICES FOR CAPEN-
npps and JOINER'S WORK
Feb. goth 1856.


The Carpenters and Joiners mel a'
cording to appointment.
Mr.. Gororth was called to the chair
and w. A, Naylor was appointed DEC
rotary. "A bill of prices was then
drawn up, and agreed upon by the fold
lowing gentlemenpresent, Messrs. Gage
Carter, Goforth, Mccullough, Tucker
Pevahouse, Perkins, Wick, Powers and
MAYOR.
On motion of Mr.. Garter; 1t was re-
solved, that number of copies be print
d for distribution among the carpen
elon girg 10 The agreement.
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Guardian.

The State of hississippi,) probt Conn.
. w;1 rAsoL "A COUNTY. { P. c.
Tt william Hubbard, AnnE Howe
thomas Hubbard ard Sarah Walton '
H 1arah K. Hale, Rebecca Ann Hal.
William R. Hale and John f. Gale
heifs at law ofJno., C. Hubbard d.
ceased, and, also to William Fl WI ~
lon' husband ofsaid Sarah Wa,,on
and John G. and William IT WI
TON, and 70 WHY P. Wootten Omar
aa il'e 1t of said Sarah r. Rebeseo
ann ann William R. and Mary Hale,
iou' and each Of you, are herabr
e,'eo 10 be- and appear before the pro-
oa'e Court OF Pamela Countv g.
aforesaid, on the lst,, Mopday ''a,e
Prll 1886, then and there to show earae
why the final account lately sl edO' +;
sald County by Peter Hubbard al
m'nlstfator of the estate of said decaaa
GU should not be allowed and deere
Aue 'aereupon accordingly.
W. p. WOOTTEN florl
Jan. 10 1856 -
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are delinquent for non non>payment
of the tax due thereon for the fis>
cal year 1855. Now therefore I.
the undersigned tax collector of said
county, will on the 1st monday in
April Tbeing the 7th day of said
MONTH A. ID. 1856, in front Of the
Cont House door of said county pro-
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Land For Sale

have one hundred and twenty eighty
acres of elegant land, lying in Iallahat'
chic County, on Taliaha'cnie hl ,,h one :
Cold Water, which viii SELL at a
reasonable price. with good oouo'e ioe
mouse kitchen well and ABOUT ten WIS
onrnnase such a place will get
bargain by calling on me al loi~
Miss cQFOTH
.uch 90. 1856.