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Admiojs1r.tor.s SaIe-

DN virtue of an order and decree Of
Id the Probate Court of Newton County,
Mississippi, made at the November term
thereof, AID. 1858, the undersigned adj
minstrator of the estate Of WILLIAM
HARRIS, deceased, will. on Friday the
9th day of December. A. d. 1855. between
the hours prescribed by law. at the late
residence Of said deccdcut in Newton
County. expose for sale ut public auction,
to the highest bidder, on q credit of twelve
months from the day of sale. the following
lands towit: West } of North East Sec
ton 10. Township q. Range IL East:
North West ! and East South West
Section ., same Township and Range
The Weg 7 Of South East Section %. of
the same Township and Range aforesaid.
The South East of South East Section
%. same Township and Range. The
North East I of North East / and North
West / Of North Fast : Section g5 of the
same Township and Range aforesaid; also
% chains on the North side of North
Wet I Section Sc, in the same Township
and Range, eaEtaining %, 75-l0o acres.and
North West Section 80. of same Town
ship ana Range; West North East of
Section -. and East ! South West ! and
East North West ! Section rs. Town
ship G. Range l3 East. West J South West
: Section p. Township 8. Range Is East
The purchasers of said Land will be re-
quircdto give bond with approved securi-
ty for the purchase money in twelve
months from the dav of sale.
JAMES HARRIS.
i8aHig frT'gr.
Noe 20E, 1858. G-tds
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.IOfice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that | Will
~ make application to the properdepart-
ment to have re-issued Land Warrant mum
Der 1852, which was first issued to the un-
dersigned, under the bounty land law OF
the United States, and which has been lost
or stolen. WIN. w. PUGH.
.JHeDcr Cdsu,fH Nov. % 1858. Got
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HOWARD Ass0cIATION,
THIIIAUT.LIHIA.
Benevolent Institution established By sporid E1doract
for the Rolicf II the Sick and Distressed
-,

Benevolent Institution established BIZ special Endowment
Jr the Roli9 u tie Sick and Distressed,
afflicted ruth FtT1dent and EJi-
dcnsc Diseases.
FNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the aw-
i ful destruction Of human life. caused hy Sexual
diseases and the receptions practced upon the unfor-
tunste victims Of such diseases by Quscks. several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon rs char
table act worthy OF their name to open n Dispensary
for the treatment of this class Of diseases in all their
forms, and to give Medical adyce gratis all who ap-
occupation habits Of life. &C. and in cases Of extreme
poverty, to furnish ploeines free Of charge Ii ia need
less 70 add that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill Of the age and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment
The Directors Of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, fol
the year ending January ls 1855, press the hghes
satisfaction with the success which has attended tn,
labors ofthe Consulting surgeon in the cure Of Sper
matorhRa- Seminal Weakness, Impotence. Gon8r
rh9a, elect, syphilis, the vice of OAansm or Self
abuse, &C. and order continuance Of the same plan
for the ensuing year.
The Directors. on review Of the past feel assured
that their lahOrs in this sphere Of benevolent effor
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted especial,
to the young and they have resolved ia devote them
selves, with renewed ZEAL to this very important an,
much despised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa. or Semin
al Weakness. the vice Of Onansm, Ma-turhatiOn. oi
Self abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs
by the Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mail On :
sealed enveope.) Free Of Charge on receipt Of tx,
nature and treatment Of sexual diseases diet &c
constantly being published for CratultOus distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted Some Of the new
remedies and methods oftreatment discovered durni
the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE r
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
No. 2South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
BY order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWEIiL, President,
GEORGE FnRcHLD, Secretary.
Aug. II, 1855, ALLY
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THE TouRSANENr.-lu tho Tournament
that oame OF 1t Jackson during the Fair,
Iorsrov T.rtou. Esq. Of Jackson, was
declared victor. over niuo other compcti
tors. N anybody wants 10 know what a
Tournament i. they can find it minute
~ described iu SCOTS beautiful novel,
TvanhOc
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You are oppressed with the fearful still
ness and awful silence which pervades the
place. A laugh. joke, or even n curse.
would be a sensible relief. But you hear
nothing Of this. An occasional long
breath or half subdued sigh is all that tells
the ear that those mad dcvotees are pos
sessed Of lungs and life.
An hours inspection satisfies your curl
osity, and YOU are about taking your depar-
ture when n soft hand taps you on the
shoulder, and a low voice: please don't
leave sir, supper will be ready in few
minutes" At precisely halEpast ten
O'Clock the doors Of the dining hall are
thrown open and "supper's ready" pro-
claims an immediate armistice between
the combatants. and invites to a more
healthy and rational duty. The long Ia
bles groan beneath their burden Of gold
and silver plate, and the heaps Of delica-
cics which surmount and adorn them
Here are vcnison from the brown forests
Of Maine, turkeys from the broad savan-
nahs Of tho West canvas backs from the
placid Potomac, trout from Superior, and
salmon from the st. Johns; together
with fruits. flowers and wines for every
taste and from every cline.
The repast over, YOU are permitted
with n patroninng invitation, 10 "call
| again" to make your retreat 10 the open
air. there to thank heaven that you are
not worshipper within this magnificent
yet cheerlcss abode.
One nights work, few days previous
/ n the close Of the last session, made sad
havoc among the Golfers Of this den. It
il said that distinguished senator won
on that night one hundred and eighty
| thousand dollars, which broke the bank
and caused temporary suspension. A
new house, however, was soon purchased
| by him. and was magnifcently decorated,
when the liking Of terrors" the great I'M
beaten and unohallengcd. stepped in and
closed the game Of life forever.
FAUsT.
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A NoBLEHAS having given grand party,
ais tailor was among the company, and was
thus addressed by his lordship; Ny dear
cir, remember your face, but forget your
name" The tailor whispered, in low
tone: Il made your breeches." The no
bleman. taking him by the hand, ex.
claimed Major Bridges, ! am happy to
see YOU"
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u
TRoz. N \. Sent l. 1874
nearly three years fmen -pul2td sath That dreadful
disease seroiaai so1sp "a aoRs tple Offensive 10 nv
hnso1q ami q mysel tseIeo abi b reh \ have tried
every Nnd Of medoine tilet eiTdeunder nv poiiee.
without efteei One ~ my >neeishors, who had been
cured Of similar eampld7t ty youp sarsaparla ad-
h,-a ~ = make tl q d AVID csn truly saw that
cured me. Hoping tbs; my evidence NAV iDdnce
others similarly afflicted % a.ler. the SAM. remedy
With the same satisfactory results
rcindin Er af1i.y yours
SARAH g. J. POHLMAN
Prepared and sold by A. p a y SANDS. wholesale
Druggists. No. leo Fulton street. New York
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nB- The Jackson correspondent Of the
vicksburg chg, gives the following
among his items Of intelligence from the
Legislature. The date Of his letter we do
not now recollect but il is recent:
Mr.. Gordon. moved that the portion Of
Cows Message referring to Graves dcfalca-
ton and Arthursrcport. be referred to
the committee Of Ways and Means. This
gave rise 70 a DISCUSSION, in which Mr..
Gordon. Gov. whitfield and Mr.. Smcdes
participated. Gov. Whitfield traced the
history Of these funds and showed that
the southern Railroad was clearly entitled
10 the former by both State and Congress-
ional legislation, and that nothing could
take il away from il. Col. Gordon recog-
nizcd this TO be the case, and insisted that
he had suggested thepropcr committee for
the reference Mr.. Smedes, after some re-
marks explanatory Of the matter, acqui-
c-ccd in the reference. This committee
consists Of Mr. WEIGH, Of Noxubee.
chairman, Messrs. whitfield, Of Lowndes,
Phillips, Of Marshall. Anderson, of Kinds,
Davis. of lsaquena Melaurin. OF Jasper,
and Cotton, of Tippah This is "A good
committee. all intelligent and just men.
Mr.. WEIGH is one OF the finest looking
mon in the House and probably the best
speaker ofhis party. he Is said to be
lawyer Of ability. and Wi no doubt take
q leading part in the discussions Of the
House.
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A FARuEa who had employed greeu En-
GRADER, ordered him 10 give his mule some
corn in the ear. On his coming in the far
mer asked; well. Pat, did you give the
coruf"-''To be sure ! did. How did you
give Il F'-"And sure az yea told. in the
oafl'-"But how much did you give ~
"Well. yea see the craythur wouldn't
hould still. and switched his ears about 20,
couldn't git above isthll in both ears. /"
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w ~ - ~ nI SUD on the I'D Of December. 1858.
W t W 9sst bidder before al private 90
ml{ 1 - \ 10Y, lying IN Wayne Cdnntv Me-
AND ONO Pi le 81 Red Bluff Depot on the Mobile
IHE BEoI CHlCkASAWHA Po1-ToSJ AtehIN3 pf
NV anon with good Dwelling House an
aoil.iaIto ~ pure spring Water, Gin House Rar ~
Is eeglTted or producing the finest Cotton sa l ~
On tho same day will also be sold 400 ,,r .
which is a set Of MILLS on one of IN Last 'ieS' on
IN the state, Ia a good Piucrv W. 8'ie'ahs
Also. Corn Provisions, Mules stock Far,,,ir, ~.
sis. etc. "'S : '''il-
TEENs-Forthe Land One-third CASH, rernaind,ri in
one and two years III
REFEEENcEs-W W Lang, Mt Sterling Ala. q n
Lang, Clarke County, Miss: Boykin 4 MrRaa Nnlsl,.
or J. b. BilIIngsley, who lives upon tho place
T. LANG
~ II. .
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saturday uorninr. WOW. 40, Is0s.
New orlnann Markntn.

Nrw OuEANs. Nov. 1.-THE sales Of
cotton this day were N 500 bales. Prices
oasicr, but quotations unchanged. llol-
ders offer freely. bat show no disposition
70 press sales Market closed 1T II 20 ut
fr middhng. Freights 70 Liverpool
priccs stifcr but unchanged.
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PIANOS AND MELODIANS.
fll-z-x4l So
1TQ11
A. f. BLACKMAR,


A. f. BLACKMAR,
No. = CHEAPsIDE.
JACKSON. VI ISS..
l. EEIS an assortment Of the Full Iron Frame
IN p A % o r T f 5
PETERS. CRAGG CO.
These instruments are acknowl-
edged wherever they have been test
PIANOS ed. % De unsurpassed IN tone, beau
A. ii. GALE co.'s PIANOS,
which are too well known 10 need
recommendation Orders received
PIANOS. NUNS a CLARK's PIANOS.
with or without the lEolian Attach
The above instruments are sold 10
pcroeutleS- than they can be bought
elsewhere. sngly, and are fully guar
PIANOS. antied. Ifthey do not give entire
satisfaction, they can be exchanged
at any time within six months.
PRINCE & co.'s MELODEONS
These are tho best adapted 10 the
Southern climate, and the the
MELODEONS. lonly Meodeons made which have
the ParEST DIVIDED SwuL. Prices
$50. $50. Ss5 and Sl10-heing but ten
dollars above the Factory price.
GUITARS.
Of the best makers, Nions, Flutes
MELODEONS. lAccordeons. FlutHnas. Niooncellos
'Cornet-. sax Horns Of all kinds, Ban,
jos, 1ambourncs Drums, Castnets
Strings, and Trimmings for all In
istruments. Pitch Pipes. &c.
SHEET MUSIC.
GUITARS. The largest and best selected stock
Of Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin
Music IN the South which is sold al
Publishers market prices.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
for all instruments. Singing Books
GUITARS. Of all kinds, Music Paper. Blank Mu
SIC Books, and everything else be
longing 10 the Music business
10 TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS
Not having the high store rents Of
New orleans and other large cite,
MUSIC. 10 contend with and paying freight
upon Pianos Music, &C. in large in
voices my arrangements with Man
ufacturers and Music Publishers en-
able me 10 supply teachers and heads
Of Schools upon more favorable
MUSIC. terms than any other Southern house
and fully 10 per cent. less than out
side purchasers bring out the
same goods from the North.
4. +. BLACKMAR.
No Cheapside, Jackson, Miss.
a 10
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby forewarned
"a from trading FOR note given by Jno.
NJ. Blalock. to myself, for fifty dollars,
bearing date some time about the first of
February last, and due the first Of Janua-
ry 1889. Having traded said note, and
the consideration for which ! traded it
having failed. il is still justly due to me.
The maker Of the note is also hereby no
tilted not to pay the same 70 any one cx-
cept myself.
JOSIAH WATKINS.
Nor G, 1858. 4-3w
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A NEsRo driver Of coach in Texas, stop
ping to get some water for the young ladies
n the carriage, being asked what ne stop
ped Tor. replied: II am wstering my how-
ers." A more delicate compliment could
not have been paid.
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TllSOTr6HE .FOfice.

"HEREAS, at the November term,
w 1865, of the Probate Court of New
ton county, Mississippi. the estate Of Gull
LIN SIMS. was declared In~olvent; Now.
therefore, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to file the
same with the Probate Clerk of said coun-
ty, duly Probated and registered accor-
ding to law, within twelve months from
the date OF the first publication Of this no
tic0, Or they will be barred
G. VI. SIMS, I}m'r.
Nov. %. 1855. com
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NOffcc.

81 WAS COMMITTED to the
IN Jail of jackson County. Miss.
%TA on the 81 day of October. lsiS.
7 EsA byJ. /. Davis. !. r.. a Negro
! ~ Boy, who says his name Is
-RA, BILL, aged about 80 years.
black color. weighs about I2j lbs. is 5 feet
3 or ! inches high. says that he belongs to
William Berry, living near Holly Springs
and ran away about lst August ISIS.
SAMUEL DAVIS.
.iF71r Jieks0a Caruty. Hiss
N--suIsr Dol. 1858. eff
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA
DECLINE IN COTTON.


New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Cunard steam
ship Niagara, which left Liverpool on
Saturday, 9th inst. arrived at Halifax this
afternoon She brings three days later
news from Europe than we had by the
Vanderbilt at this port.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-The sales Of Cotton
for the week amounted to a., 900 bales.
The steamers news caused decline Of
Id.
The ruling quotations are, for Fair Or
leans I'D; Middling Orleans, 6Id; Fair
Mobile, I'D; Middling Mobile, 1916
Middling Uplands, SID.
Liverpool Breadstufs Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 3.-The Breadstufis
market generally closed with a declining
tendency.
Consuls.
Consols had declined I, and were quoted
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t8-Judgc FIsuER has resigned his seat
uron the Bench Of the High Court. Hon.
WV. T.. llAERIs, elected to take Judge
FisuFRs place on the first Of January. has
boon appointed by tho Governor to I'll the
vacancy occasioucd by Judge FnuER's re
sirnation.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,, CONFECTIONERIES, n

VNHE undersigned has now in store, and offers to
i the citizens OF Pauldlng and vicinity a choice
stock OF FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting
Of all the articles usually kept in that line. such a.
Bacon, Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Salt, Vim
egar, Pepper, Spices, SC, &c.
lie has also opened BAR, which will be kept well
supplied with the best Liquors. to be sold to quiet and
orderly customers
lie respectfully sOlicits the patronage of the com
munity, beng determined 10 keep good articles and
sell them for a small profit
PIiR,ling July u ISIS II T..
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NULtNts
II STRAYED from the subScri-
nETI Der on Wednesday the 10th
4R inst, alarge sorrel mare Mule,
$685., advanced in years, a saddle
mark on one side of her back; inclined
to be sway-backed shaved tail and roach
ed name; . rope about her neck. extend
ing between her front legs and tied around
her body, to prevent jumping, in which
condition she left Said mule was raised
near Chunkeyville. and owned by Col.
Thomas Lewis. ANY information Of said
Mule addressed to ne at Flowers Place,
Smith county. Mississippi. viii be thank
fully received or literally rewarded.
F. SPENCER.
Nov. Goth. 1858. 6-lt
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Address all Orders FOR Tickets or Certificates 70
: SWAN A co Atlgrfg,1 GerTg1

:. SWAN CO. augusta, GoorgiH.
B6- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or At
lanta- Ga can have their orders filed, and time
by addressing : Swan Co. at either Of those cities
ST list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each Is
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing in
the following rsAuqtsta ,Ge0) C0rstitiiti0nast
Nor Orleans Delta Mobile Register NdSL,1Us CARTE
Atlanta Inteitgr1csr N7C York Weekly Dqu Book 81
rannGh Daip Ne7rs, Richmond Dispatch Nee York Dis
patch I1nling (Hs') C2dTSon, AMI Lathe Rock tATk)
True Democrat.
Oct 30 1855. 24yr
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PREPARE 10 RESIST THE PEsTILENCE.
RApWAY & co. 100 Fnlton s. \.

ATENIN:
y. McEIysTRY & Co. Paudinc.
BuCKNER & CRUNP. Ncksburg
G. A MoORk Jackson.
G. r. RBNcHER- Enterprise.
,oHS WRIGHT Co. New Orleane
GEORGE CosTER, Mobile.
JANIS BLAIR Columbus 60
NM Y0rk. Selt. Is ISIS Aa-1N
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store Prices of Groceries.

The following quotations are the current Rates
which Planters orders can be- filled;
pt-,.rN-,. ty.....,-t-, = yo~H 1.I111elk
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15~A An accident occurred on the Mobile
aud Ohio Railroad last Tuesday. which re-
suited In the smash-up Of two freight cars,
and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il seems
that there were two trains going down,
one but a short distance behind the other,
and when about a mile and a halfabove
Woyncsboro'. the forward train. in round
ing a curve, which was slightly up grade,
SACKED speed and came nearly to a stand
STILL Before any one could run back and
give a signal, the rear train was upon it.
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Nsw puss.-The Mobile Daily AirT-
b'fr makes be- appearance in afull dress Of
new type. We congratulate our friends
upon This evidence Of their prosperity, and
hope they may long live to ENJOY il.
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On the Plan Of Single Numbers.
II. mn $4,000 TICKETS
eve thousand -Four Hundred and
MEAD, Elghty-Five Prizes,
-'i-Ai'bi ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TIcEFTsr
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
10 BE MP ANI-N.
AN SATURDAY IN NOVEAIRER
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves IS: quarters s. 50.

RF 4 Circular showing tho plan Of the Lotteries
will be to any de-irOus Of receiving il.
Certificates ~ Packages will be sold az tho following
rates, which j. the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Ticcts..... $50
10 Half ..........- 70
10 Quarter ......-... -
10 Eighth ....-...... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money 70 our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
As- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State.
Es- Remember that every Prize IL drawn and pay
able in full without deduction
BS- All prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes At the usual time Of
thirty days.
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Wuy2-Why should railway travellers
invariably avoid the 1880 train2 Because
it would be 10 to if they caught it,
my native city has treated me badly"
said a drunken vagabond. but love her
still" Probably" replied a gentleman,
cher sfW is all you do love"
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A PHENoHESoN.-A governess advertis-
ing for a situation says that she is perfect
mistress Of her 0srn t0ngusl
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GovERvoR or KAvsAs.--IIon. SAN'L Me-
DAIRY, the veteran editor Of the Democrat
ic organ of Ohio, has been appointed by
Mr.. buchanan, Governw Of Kansas, in
place Of Denver. resigned.
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To the Citizens of Mississippi
CH
LONDON CORDIAL GIN,

THE ORIGINAL & ONLY I0Nl9N GIN nNP0BTJ
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An old widow, when her pastor said "a
her; ''God has not deserted you in your
old age" replied; "No, no / have q very
good appetite still"
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ngy-Wc invite the readers attention to
the Land advertisement Of Mrs. BHADtr.
u is said To be q valuable tact.
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE REPoSIrnRH


NEW YORK
INiE subscriber having maic numerous addition
a 70 he already large esiabli shment and acoura5
additional Facilities for the transaction Of his rapidly
increasing business, Is prepared furnish every de-
senpuon Of CARtlAGI1S and HARNESS at the short
est notice and on the most favorable terms and ,frs
particular Inducements 70 Southern purchasers eolia
q not superior to those Of any other rnanufacory M
the kind IA the country t.N T. NcDDNtT6 -
Ne7r York. Juv. 1855 -,
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OBITUARY

only child % :. l.. and FL1RINCr +. MlJKE, aged
year AMI months.
Tho above announcement filed our hearts with th
deepest grief We remembered the hcarniue Fac
and sparkling Dyes ofthe promising little ore from
whom We parted last spring, and regretted with th
deepest emotion that such nsantle hoauty am
lovelnes7 should 80 soon he called TO one Of "a
anany mansions our Saviour had prepared We o
Ter not % the parents the trte condolences commo
on such occasions knowing their larerated hearts en-
but mourn Tor their idolzed child Wecan bot miugl
our tears with theirs, and remind them, that althou-
ms fair form lies Wondering IN the narrow tomb. an
over his lonely bier the cold earth is thrown. that h
young spirit has returned % the God who gave IL;
fh1f-
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FB-Mr. FoRsrrH. our late Minister 10
Mexico, has arrived in Mobile. on board
the U. $. war-steamer Plymouth. lie
was aatteringly received by his fcllowcit-
tens and friends.
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POPULATION OF ST. LorIs.-According 70
the recent census, the population Of st.
Louis sums up 1880.
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

Ask Mr.. J. Higgnbothan, corner Of Kollock and
Broad Streets, if he cured Of Rheumatism of
long standing, by or two applications of DeGraths
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-20
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FHHE SUMMERNu4LE INSTITUTE in Noxuhee
i County, has lust entered upon its Fifth Annual
Term, with full Glass. To prevent any disappont,
ment the Principal would state that six BOYS OF
Young Men can &c admitted on the 2nd Monday OF
February, 1859. Applications should he made al
once. THQS. s. GATHRIGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
Gh0lson, Mss. Sept. 25, 1858 soft