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is imculcd and characterized; but from tile adul.
tercss we turn with aversion and derision We
satarize one as foolish we turn from the other MS
wicked We hold up one as warning for herself,
for her own correction of the other we say
"Oh, no we never mention her.
One is giddy, and the other is wicked II is a
fact not credible to any of u.s. that many married
women hover, for the greater part Of their lifetime
in this region of vanity and lattcry. and vet never
dream of taking the dark descent Is it not a
fact? How many wife will futtcr her plumage
to the music of fatcry. and yet, when the romance
is broken by solicitation of chastity, will start,
and, with hands upon her ears, fly as if gobline
damned s.ood before her 1t is a fact perfectly
well established by all observations of life, that
woman may indulge in these sentiments, accept,
this trcatmn nt and feel this pleasure, whose heart
is never touched by illicit love and submit that,
unless the heart is conquered, adultery is impossi.
BILE submit that this conduct, upon which my
learned brother is about to insist is worthless in
the judgment of the law as crcumstantia evidence,
to establish it. and oppose it on tina, ground and
we cannot misunderstood each other so much as
that you should think approve this sort of con-
duct
go as far as you, or any one. in the moral
condemnation of il, and have no words to defend
it, its undue levity, its irivoity, and its danger
but meet you as lawyer, as an observer of life,
on all wo know of the heart of man, or woman,
and submit that tens of thousands of wives have
gone so far and yet could never justly be suspected
Of having taken the last final step.
Permit me to remind you, under his Ionors
direction. of the decisive expression the law gives
in this case. In case mitch stronger than these
letters make this CASE judgment has been rem
dered by one of my brother ecclesiastical Judges.
wise man and good man. who understands life
and the nature of men and women lie knows
that ten thousand fashionable women come home
at midnight from parties, to find their husbands
asleep, aye and to he conscious of trucr pleasure,
when they lay down by their sides, than from the
admiration from the devotion, of the flattering
throng, whose words have been playing around
the head, but come no nearer the heart. There.
fore, I doubt not we shall all agree upon my
brothers polished denuncations of the vice of
Irritation
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Rates of Tuition per Session
Of 5 Months.
Commercial Department,

An Irregular Course embracing all the higher English
branches, Book Keeping and Mathematics may be pur
sued by young designed for business, who do not
wish to read the Classics
Circular giving Course of Studies and full particu
lars in regard to the school, will be published in few
days. tjanS, ,-'j7-u]
*Prof GLADSEy his noble zeal for general educatto
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management of the nsritution and give such time to
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FIRE-PROOF SAFES,

VXTITH HALLS PATENT POWDER Proof m IiI
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oere to the public and the subscrtbess challenge
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Pay Up.

TT is absolutely necessary that accounts fer the past
year be paid at once, Of unless ii is DONE our engage
ments cannot be met. Friends call and oblige us.
Feb. 26th, 1857. ]. W. PLATT.
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ss- Ten lines always to constitute square al over
one square will be counted as two squares
s5- All advertisements are allowed to be changed OF
renewed every three months without additional charge
BE- Advertisements not marked with the number of in
sertions required will be continued and charged at the
rates of 81 90 per square and 30 cents for each conn-
ancc.
~. The advertisement Of house must be strictly
confined to the legitimate business in which they are en-
gagged when the contractis is made
, Matter of personal nature will be charged double
the above rates.
~ For announcing the of candidates Tor Beat
and County or City Offices S. co. and $40 90 for District
or State offices Invariably in advance.
JOB WORK.
hook mud Pamphlet Work.
For all work. Of Pamphlets, Circular and Hand
Ris SO cents will be charged on the material used and
the cost Of labor.
For any number of quircs under half ream $3.50 per
quirc and Sl25 for all that amount to be paid in
variably in advance.
For the first pack So: for each additional pack 81.
Visiting cards, $500 per pack.
Election Tickets.
In rrntipr tickets $500 will be charged each cand
date whose appears hcregular ticket ana 81 'oo
for all c,,erate tickets.
Labels will be charged from $500 to $1,000 per thou
sand, depending Oh the amount of matter
rsy- Two Dollars will be charged in all eases Tor proof
of nubcaton and no advertisement will be proven
less the money is paid at the time
cy- No Chanccrv advertisement will be inserted I'M
less the money accompanies the advertisement.
,y" The undersigned, proprctors of the two papers
In Aberdeen have agreed upon the above list OF prices
and pledge themselves to abide by and in no instance to
depart from them.
Re- Cash will invariably be required on all Job Work,
before leaving the office
NJ. C. GAILAWAY,
Sunny South.
NASSER e. NESEI,
Conservative.
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CIRCULAR.SAW MILLS, HORSE POWERS,
COTTON GINS, COTTON AND WOOL
CARDS, TIIRASJERS AND WHEAT
FANS, CORN. SHELTERS, CORN AND
COB CRUSIiERS, IRON AND WOOD
LATHES. COACH AXLES AND BOXES /;
ALSO
Fancy Iron Fencing. for Yards, Lintels and
Heights, Gearing QfaU kinds and sizes, in fact,
anything wanted IN Wood, Iron or Brass,
All of which we will sell Low for Cash and CASH
ONLY. As We have learned by experience that our
to work for CASH not at all We have to pay cash
for hands, cash for Iron and Coal and cash for hog and
homiay"-so hope will ask time We will take
so 90 day bills for sums over 500 but for all less
the Shop, or is received from agents
FLoRENcE Ala. May 1st, 1865. tf.
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AN ACT to amend the Constitution of the State
of Mississippi in relation to suits against the
State.
SECTION /. Be it enacted BY tie Legislature
of the State Of Mississippi, 1.-TWO thirds of each
house concurring,) That the tenth section of the
seventh article Of the constitution of the State be
stricken out and abrogated--and in lieu thereof
the following section adopted and inserted in
s,ead, viz:
Sec 10. No suit shall ever be instituted
against the State"
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the Secretary of State to give no.
ice of this act, aud the amendment of the constitu
tion proposed hereby. at least six months prece
ding the next general election, by advertising in
three or more public newspapers published in the
State; and at the said election, the qualified elec
tors voting for members of the legislature shall
also vote for or against the said amendment IN
manner following, towit:
The returning officer of each and every election
precinct, shall ask each and every voter whether
he is for or against the proposed amendment, and
shall explain the same to him; and shall cause a
separate record of said votes to be kept under the
head of suits against the State, amendment" and
" suits against the State, no amendment, and shall
make true return of said votes to the sheriff or
general returning OilcCr Oh tne county, ana IL snail
be the duty of the sheriff of each county to fur
nsh every returning officer with copy of this act.
Sec. 8. BE 1t further enacted, That the sher-
if or general returning officer shall make returns
of all votes given for or against said amendment,
and also of the whole number of votes given for
members of the legislature in their respective
counties, to the Secretary of State, in the same
manner as prescribed by law in relation to rcpre;
sentatives in Congress; and it shall be the duty
of the Secretary of State to lay all such returns
before the next succeeding legislature, with di-
gested vote of each county for and against said
amendment and also the aggregate vote of each
county cast for members of the legislature; and if
it shall appear that majority of the qualified
electors voting for members of the legislature, shall
have voted for said amendment, then the same
shall be inserted by the said Legislature as part
of the constitution of the State.
SEC. A. BE 1t FURTHER enacted, That the audi
tor of public accounts shall issue a warrant or
warrants on the treasurer for the expenses of the
publication of this act in favor of any person or
persons to whom the same may be due, on the Ger
tifcate of the Secretary of State that the account
is correct
Approved, March II, 1856.
April 2, 1857. en-
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MONROE COLLEGE,.
MALE SCHOOL,

NXIrH the above title, will open its hrst session in
w the building of the Monroe Institute, on Monday
the I'd day of February. 1t is proposed by this move
rnent to establish in Aberdeen ape'naae"f hale School
of high order, in which young gentlemen may either
prepare for any of the classes in our Universities OF
prosecute if preferred in connection with this Institu
ton their studies to graduation The platform OF i'll
struction will devcope most thorough and comprehcn
sive Collegiate course in which will be embraced in eve
ry department Of science, the most approved text books
now published. - .,
The Institution is already extensively supplied with
apparatus and other valuable facilities for such school
Faculty of ability and experience have been organized
who will enter ut once upon their duties.
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SU n n Y SOU TIL
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
Nj. c.. G. ALLAW AY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

AS- Three Dollars, to be paid arariaWyn -idranee 40
sS The rules below will be nhexibly adhered to. "a
In Consequence of the high and increased rates paid Oh
n wo consume we are forced tb increase our rates e
charges for advertising. The two offices will hereafter
be governed by the follow rates
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hss" 1t is an error to think that a long face is
essential to good morals that laughing an un-
pardonable crime
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-06-04

AN ACT to amend the Constitution of the State
of Mississippi, in relation to the term of office
of members of the Legislature. -
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MESSRS. MEACHAM g. SANDERS,

A p now prepared to take Photographs 9sfTiSS@
G! COlORS, and neatly executed as they can be got
zen up in any of the Northern cities also Photographs
on Oh CANVASS, finished in OH CoLoRs of any dmen-
rahted By this process but fng is required after
the Photograph is taken.
They have placed their prices for Photographs on pa
per below the established Northern rates.
BS Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypcs taken in the best
style of the art Old pictures Of any description copied
and enlarged any size paper canvass and likeness
es warranted
~ Rooms upstairs four doors west of tho Masonic
Hail. March 20, '57-12 If.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE copartnershp heretofore existing between
i Davis, Halbert, & SIMS is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Those indebted will settIS
with Halbert or Sims who are authorized to make
all settlements r. Davis will continue in the prac-
tice Of the law. r. DAVIS.
j. L. HALBERT.
Dec. 27 '56-no |, M. w. SIMS.
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FACULTY
; fHy; +. 8. hAEoA,, EEA, Principals,

REV. A. LEA, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, and Ev,
licences of Christianity.
DANCE, A. NJ, Prof of Anc. Languages,
History Classical Literature, and Belle
Lettrcs
*REv. r. S. GLADNEY, A. NJ, Prof of Natu-
raj Science, Logic, and Political Economy.
Mons r. GABRIEL Prof, of Modern Languages
and Civil Engineering.
----Principal of the Primary Department
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