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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-11-27
Notice..
SEcRErARY's OFFICE, 7. 7. A.,
Tecumseh, Oct. 9th, 1858.

Teeumseh, Oct. 9th. 1858. !
NOTICE Is hereby given to delinquent Share
IN Holders Of the Tecumseh Town Association,
to come forward and par mp all assessments and
and demands are not paid over to the Secretary
on, or before the ed day Of November next the
said shares will be offered ct Public Sale, in front
of the Court House, Tecumseh, shawnee Coun-
y, x. T.. between the hours Of 10 A. n. and .
Il. j. STRICKLER. Secy.
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no HOUSE nUHDERS

TNGLE BARKER has at his Hardware and
Stove Store the largest stock Of Locks.
Latches, Butts &C., ever offered in Kansas, and at
to buy at his store, sign Of the Big Tea Kettle.
IEGLE BARKER.
Ia-r.rsa Iuna StA 1eEa
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Wanted,

10 O00 BUSHELS Of Corn, for which the
lU,OOO highest market price will be paid,
IN CASH Persons wishing to make contracts
Of 50 Bushels or upwards will please call imme-
diately upon the subscriber, At +. Conants Store,
Massachusetts, street, Lawrence, Kansas,
Lawrence, Nov. 90. SIT.
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Also, personally appeared HEN
BY A. CUTLER, who, being duly
sworn, says he has been Foreman in
the Herald Of Freedom Office since
May last; that the price of compo-
sition in said Office is thirty-fve
cents thousand, and that no jour-
neyman printer has been employed
in said Office at smaller wages; that
by an examination of the vouchers
Of said Office, he finds that the same
price has been paid for over a year
and a half last past; and that, until
the last month, the wages have been
paid promptly Saturday night, in
cash. lie further states that all the
printing offices in Kansas, of which
he has any knowledge, save the Law
renee Republican, are paying the
same price for labor; that, in the
States, those printing establishments
paying less that regular rates are
known as RAT OFFICES, and the
workmen are called RATS.
[Signed.] H. A. CUTLER.
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SummanR,

Summons.
In DISTRICT COURT, of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the County Of Coffey, Kansas
Territory.
RICHARD d. GRAY, Plaintiff)
against
JOHN MARTAIN, Defendant.
WHEREAS, a petition was filed in my Office,
w on the 30th day of September, A. d, 1855, BY
the above named Plaintiff, Richard ID. Gray,
wherein he stated that the Defendant, John Mar
tain, was justly indebted unto him in the full
sum Of one hundred and eighty dollars, and
interest from the first day of June last, it being
for labor done and performed by Plaintiff, for
Defendant, and by his request; These are, there
fore, TO notify the Defendant, John Martain,
that he has been sued and must answer the petit
ton filed by the Plaintiff, on or before the first
day of December, A. D., 1858, as the petition
will be taken as true, and judgment rendered
accordingly for the sum Of one hundred and
eighty dollars, and interest on the same from the
first day of June, 1858.
Witness my hand and private seal of said court,
there being no public seal provided, this Goth
day of September, A. D., 1858.
sS;is' # K so T. District S ss5 .s s.'
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Special Hotices.

Ohio state and Union LAW College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
L land. Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
FEB ID SLY N. KING, Secretary.
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Horse taken up.

A LARGE BAY HORSE, about sixteen hands
n high, well proportional, has star in its
forehead, been shod all around. but shoes now of,
taken up recently few miles east of Lawrence,
and is now in the possession of an Indian. 1t
was lost BY some person four or FIVE weeks ago,
probably by some person at Gardner, and is pos
sibly the one mentioned recently in the Emporia
Heacs. The owner, by calling on TAYLOR
STEVENS, at Franklin, proving properly, and
paying for this advertisement, can have his
horse. Oct. eff
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THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURT,l
Coffey County, KIT.
HIRAM HOOVER, Plaintif.)
u,pn cu e.

WARD CHASE, Defendant.>
WHEREAS, q Petition was filed in my office,
w ON the 18th day of September, A. d. 1855,
By Hiram Hoover, wherein he stated that Ward
Chase was justly indebted unto him in the sum
Of Seventy-fve Dollars; and said Hoover de-
manded relief by the recovery. of money due up
on one note which became due September 9Th,
1858, for Thirty-six Dollars; said note was as
signed to Plaintiff. One note dated May 18th,
lo5s, for Ten Dollars. which became due August
18th, 1858 and interest both notes from date of
maturity; and for cash loaned, to the amount Of
Ten Dollars, and also Dry Goods and Groceries
to the amount of Nineteen Dollars and Twenty
five Gents. And. whereas. the Defendant is q
nonresident of this Territory, and q summons
cannot be served upon him, these are therefore
to notify the said Ward Chase that he must
answer the Petition Of the Plaintiff, on or before
the first day Of December, A. ID. 1858, or the Pc
tition will be taken to be true, and judgment
rendered accordingly, for Twenty-Five Dollars
and Twenty-Five Cents, besides interest and cost
of suit.
Witness my hand and private seal of Office,
there being no public seal yet provided this
s5th day of September, A. d. 1858.
seal Clerk Of District Court. COfey Co.
~ JOIN +. Cox, Atty for Plaintiff.
Oct. o.
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Attachment.
DAVID LINDSEY, Plaintif.)
against
LESSEE nAVIS nafapdopf

DAVID LINDSEY, Plalntlt,)
against
JESSE DAVIS, Defendant
In District Court, Third Judicial District, wi h
in and for Linn County, Kansas Territory.
THE Defendant, Jesse Davis, ishereby notified
L that the Plaintiff, David Lindsey, did, on the
Sth day Of November. A. D., 1858, file his petit
tion in the District Court of Linn County, ham
sas Territory, the object and prayer Of which is
to recover a judgment against said Defendants
in the sum of three hundred and seventy-fve
dollars and seventy Ave cents, with interest from
the day of September, 1856, the substance Of
which said petition is that, on the-day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1856, the Defendant, Jesse Davis,
took from the possession of Plaintiff, two mares,
one spring wagon, one revolver, belt and knife,
and other things belonging to said Plaintiff and
appropriated them to his own use, as pretend
ed military commander, &C., to the damage Of
Plaintiff of s35.75. An order Of attachment
has been issued from said court, against the
goods, chattels and effects of said Defendant,
and said Defendant, is required to answer or de-
muir to said petition on or before the 18th day Of
December, A. ID. 1853.
ASA HAIRGROVE. Clerk.
MITCHELL Il AYKEs, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Nov. 27-6t
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Notice of Publication.
TERRITORY OF KANsAs,( a,
johnson County.


ALEX. s. JOHNSON, )
VS..
THOMAS CHANCELLOR.>
WHEREAS. petition was filed in the Clerks
w Office Of the Probate Court, within and for
the said county, ON the 23rd day Of October, AID.
1858, by the Plaintiff, Alex. 3. johnson, the ma
ture and object of which is to open the judgment
and grant new trial in case decided at the
September Term of said Court, wherein the
said Thomas Chancellor was Plaintiff and the
said Alex. 5. johnson was defendant, and it ap-
pearing from the Sherif's return on the sum-
mons, and from an affidavit filed by the Plain
TIT, that the Defendant is q nonresident of this
Territory, these arc therefore to notify the said
Thos. Chancellor that he must answer the petit
ton filed by the plaintiff on or before the goth
day Of December, A. d. 1858, or tho petition will
be taken as true, and judgment rendered ac-
cordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal,
/sEA there being no seal of Court pro-
vided, at ofice, at Olathe, this 9Th
S0S day of November, A. d. 1858.
Nov. e7-6t s. b. MYRlCk, Clerk.
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-- Attachment.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Plaintiff,)
- against I

Attachment.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Plaintiff)
against
RAYMOND BOOTH, DefendantS
District Court, Third Judicial District, Linn
County, X. T.
THE Defendant, RAYMOND Booth, is hereby
Il notified that the Plaintiff, Robert Campbell,
filed his petition in the Clerks office Of said
Court, in the county of Linn and Territory of
Kansas, on the 18th day of November, A. ID.
less, against the said Raymond Booth, Defen-
dant, the object Of and prayer Of which is to
obtain judgment against said Defendant in
the sum Of twelve hundred and fifty dollars,
with interest from the 10th day Of Jnne, A. ID.
1856, at the rate Of seven per cent. per annum.
on bond, in writing, made By said Defendant,
and payable to Plaintiff on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1856 and that an order Of attach
ment has been issued from said court against
the goods, chattels, lands and tenements Of said
RAYMOND Booth, and said Defendant is required
TO answer or demur to said petition on or before
the 18th day Of December. 4. ID. 1853.
ASA HAIRGROVE, Clerk.
MITCHELL 4 AYREs, ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
Nov S7-6t
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LAND WARRANTS /!

100 Acre Land Warrants at $50
120 Acre Land Warrants at 100
80 Acre Land Warrants at rs
Land entered on Time at the very lowest
rates.
Proof Papers drawn, in all cases, Jres Of
charge. by K H. FARNHAM,
First door north of U. 8. Land Office.
Lecompton, November 6, 1859. Pm
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Also, personally appeared 0. W.
MoALLAsTER, FRESHMAN in the Her.
aid Of Freedom Office, who, being
duly sworn as above, declares that he
has read the above statements Of
Messrs. LEIs, CUTLER and TRAsK,
and as far as he has knowledge per-
tanning to the subjects of which they
testify, he believes their statements
to be strictly true; and though he
does not desire to interfere in any
newspaper controversy, yet should he
work below the established rates, he
would consider himself, as a printer,
a RAT, and that he was justly en-
titled to the appellation, as well as
the establishment employing work.
men under price would be entitled to
the name of RAT OFFICE.
[Signed.] o. W. MoALLASTER,
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 25th day of November, 1858,
as witness my hand and official seal.
[ssAI.] &C. W. Stafford,
Notary Public Douglas Co.
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Rat Exterminator.
TERRITORY OF KANSAS, }
Douglas County. %.

TERRITORY OF KANSAS,
Douglas County. Do
Before the subscriber, a Notary
Public for Douglas County, person.
ally came HENRY LEIs, who, being
duly sworn according to law, depos-
eth and saith, a few weeks ago he
was employed in the Lawrence Re
publican Office as a journeyman prin-
ter; that at the time of engaging in
such service, no stipulation was made
in regard to wages, he, the said
LEIs, supposing he was to receive
the same wages paid at other Offices
in the Territory; that when he pre-
sented his bill to Mr.. Thatcher for
payment, he was informed that they
were paying only thirty cents a
thousand, and that was all the said
Thacher would allow, or did pay him
for his services. He further states
that the Herald Of Freedom Office
has been paying THIRTY-FIvE CENTS
A THOUSAND for more than a year
and a half past, and is paying the
same price now, as he understands is
the case with nearly, or quite all the
newspapers in the Territory; that
the habit Of paying less than regular
rates for work, gives to printing es-
adjustments, with members of the
craft, the title of RAT OFFICES,
and those who work under regular
prices are called RATS. III
[Signed.] HENRY LEIS.
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Also, personally appeared JOSIAH
G. TKAsK, Foreman of the book de-
partment- of the Herald of Free
dom Office, who, being sworn ac-
cording to law, deposeth and saith,
that he has read the affidavit above
of Mr.. CUTLER, and he corroborates
the same to the fullest extent and
that all honorable printers feel that
they are disgraced to lend any as
sistance in building up, or in coun-
tenancing a RAT OFFICE, and
that working below regular rates,
whether those rates are established
by Printers Unions, or by general
custom, is RAFTING, and the
workmen are RATS; and further,
this deponent saith not,
[Signed.] &c. TRASK.
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DIED.

, On Sunday. Nov. 3lst, 1858, E. j., infant SON Of
Z. S. d G. j. Lowman.
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LAWRENCE FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE WORKS

MBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
IN tion their Foundry and Machine Works,
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work Of all
GINES, HORSE POWERS SUGAR MILLS,
THRESHING MACHINES, and ali kinds OF
Machinery needed in Kansas. Having long felt
the need Of Works of this kind ourselves, we
have fitted up our mandatory with view to
the wants of Kansas, and feel confident we can
give perfect satisfaction to all wishing Machine
~. Give US a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Iron wanted. KIMBALL BROTHERS.
August %, SO.
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against
Charles A.. Hamilton. Alsernon Hamilton,
Michael Hubbard, Thomas Jackson. Stephen
HightoEer, james Tate, Frank Powell. Joseph
Powell, Lewis Hen6 erson, A. Henderson,, VIM.
Yealock, g. p. hamilton, W. 3. Brocket, Jasper
Broomfeld and n. w. Matiock. Defendants,
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Governor s. Of South Carolina, was
splendid lawyer, and could talk Jury out
Of their seven senses. He was especially no
ted for his success in criminal cases, almost
always clearing his client. He was once
counsel for a man accused of horse-steal-
ing. He made long, eloquent, and touch
ing speech. Thej jury retired, butreturned
in few moments, and, with tears in their
eyes, proclaimed the man not guilty. An
old acquaintance stepped up 10 the pris-
oner and said
'Jem, the danger is past and now, hon
or bright, didn't you steal that horse 2"
To which jem replied;
"Well, Tom I've all along thought L
took that horse; but since I've heard the
Governors speech, l don't believe did p
Some time in the spring of 81 the steam
er st. Nicholas opened" in this city with
a caliope-the first one ever heard in these
parts-causing the greatest CONSERVATION
among the servants, most of whom sup
posed they must now give an account Of
| their sins sure enough. But one OF them,
a girl, stood and listened for some time,
and at last walked into the house and ex-
pressed her opinion thus:
Missus don't b'ieve dat ar's Gabriel,
cause a'int 'fraid bit; but if it is him
he's playin' Wait for the Wagin,' sure's
you're born~
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%rnlI Advertisements.



CtTOITN Fanl ale late residence Of Jon
= athau Ee1-,u. deceased, in kemTcr
County. State of Nj sis-iIri, on the night
OF th, l~tE OF November. eleven Negroes.
three Nude. and four head oi Horses
th" Ne-r0cs described as follows:
JIN. au o.i mau about fifty years old.
uaar- heavy whiskcrs weighs about 10
plura.. about feet . inches nigh.
JIIIHEt about - years oid-Airican
weighs about $50 pounds, about feet
TOM .9 years old. weighs about l4o
MARY AM - .sc1-, old. lerra and
ilesH, with iroa tsath ogi. m
about rs mounds.
HANNAH, rather chunky built, weigh
ing about l2I pounds.
ELIZA about 10 years old, tall, and
weighs about l3j pounds
AUSTIN, fifteen years oil, rather cop
per cnI1rcd
DOCK. 10 Years old.
CESAR. l3 years old.
REBECCA. - years old.
HARRIET, - years old, weighing about
lio pounds
All black except those otherwise de-
-oribcl
The Horses and Mules are described as
follow.
! One Chestnut Sorrcl Horse, about u
year old
uue small Sarrcl IIor-c. with a blaze in
{ his face, T. or D years old.
Ona small >owgl Marc. about : wear,
ola, and ucrgly blind
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DI virtue OF o decree Of the Probate
- Court of Coyiugton county. Mi-~f-sip-
pi. On, uu Ier-i.u.l, ENccutor of the last
will and testament of JOHN F. NORRIS,
deceased viii. ON Monday. the 18th day
OBJ. December next, within the legal hour,
of sale proceed to sell, 90 the Court
House of said County, to the highest bid
der. ou q cfe.Gt till the l-t ,lay Of January.
i-uu. tlc following described Lands be-
lon .iuc to the estate of said dcccdeut, 10
wit. the y. Z. quarter OF $. W. quarter.
and =. half of y. ". quarter Of Section
SO. &. and S. half of ;. +. Qagterof See
No. D.. Township No q, North Of R,nce
No. l6. Wet. Also, am interest OF one
half of the ". half Of the s. ". quarter oI
section NO. Is. iu Township No. g. North
of Range No. l6. West lymgiu said coun
IS. and containing i'm a!l -lUaores.
Bond with two or more securities wil
De required of hrputcha-rr.
G.. +. ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
Nov. IL. 1SJS. sat
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AssSCsrtsls .s'EftCE.
VI HEREAS. at the November

NJ HEREAS. at the November tcru
W lN3S, of the Probate Count OF Naw-
ton county, Mississippi. ihe estate Of tj II
LIN SIMS, ,wa- declared in-o,y,u.. &ow.
therefore. allperson- having claims against
Said estate are hereby notified 10 Gle Jhe
same with the Probate Clerk of said com
ty, duly Prohatod and registered 2ccor-
ding to law, within twelve months from
the date Of the FIRST publication OF this no
tico, or they viii be barred.
c. NJ. SIMS, i3m'r.
Nov 90 IsLs n-Em
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ErCcUf0rs' SaTc or .flgr06e.

DN virture and in pursuance of an or.
ID der of the Probate Court of Jasper
county. State Of Mississippi. obtained Al
the November term thereof. 4. II. ISIS
and i'm compliance with the. last will and
testament OF NICHOLAS LYON. late oe
said county. deceased. the UNDERSIGNED
executor and exocutrix Of said will and
testament. will, on the first day of Janua-
ry, A. d. 1859. before the door oftbe CONT
House, in Paulding, expose for sale. to the
highest bidder, at public auction. on a
credit of twelve months from the doy of
sale, the following negro slaves. the prop-
erty Of said deceased, to-wit:
One negro man named Joe. of conner
color aged D years; one negro man named
Jess, Of dark color, aged about 30 wears
both stout, likely and healthy. The pur-
chaser will be required to give notes with
approved security for the purchase money
ALLEN c. FOWLER,
NANCY LYON.
Er'r and E1r'r.
Eov. 6, 1855. 4-6t
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The NfnEc ~ .FFisSiSsippi.

JASPER COUNTY.
Mary F. BuIney. ct all
- vs.. Eiccimout.
Wiley Neeks.
n No. Catif Court efJ1pr 'aa..
Two Emeline Owen. and John 3. owen
L her husband hci-= and distributes
of WILEY MEEKS. deceased: iou are
hereby cited TO be and personally appear
before the Honorable the Circuit tnur,
next to le holden In and for Jasper D0Uu.
ty. at the Court House in the town ot
Pauldng on the 4th Monday oi March
next, then and there to show cause it amy
you can, why the above stated ease should
not be revived in the name Of the heirs at
law Of the said Robert Heek-. deceased
and further 70 DO and suffer such thir.
as shall be ordered Ia the premise.
Witness my hand and ,oai %
sENt. office, this 18th day og N9rsu
~ -l-/her. 4. d. l>5s.
THOMAS W. GRANSON. C1.rE.
N--g.fr- 9D ISIS F-Tr
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NTIEREAS. az the May term lS5s, of
w the Probate court of Newton coun-
~. Mississippi. the estate of W. W.
pRTNEW ATER was declared in-olvcnt:
Nov. therefore. an the creditors of said
estate are hereby notified TO come forward
and have their claims duly Prohated and
registered in the Register kept by the
Clerk of said court within twelve months
from the date of this publication. or they
viii bs barred. JOHN H. WELLS,
i}a5s .rs'Yr a. iusr.a.
.Tf.al. ls-S pom
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NOTICE is hereby given. that will
~ make application TO the properdcpart-
ment to havcre-issued Land Warrant num-
ber 1882, which was first issued 10 the uu-
dersigned, under the bounty land law of
the United States, and which has been lost
or stolen. WIN. w. PUGH.
JaspH 0Ouss, Nov. %, 1858. 6-6t
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NEvUEHEAS. Letters Tcstamcntarv of
W the last win and testament Of ELI
MCDONALD. deceased. were granted
90 the undersigned. go tine last November
term %. the Probate Court of Jasper coun-
ty. stat. of M,-i ippt Now all persons
h1viu. c'tim- against -lid decedcnt. arr,
hereby requested to eshiLit the same and
have them registered according % law. or
the same viii le forever barred.
ARCHIBALD PREWIT. Ex'r.
MARY PREWlT, Ex'tx.
Ngy 13 1<TS -.
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NOTICE is hereby given tina, ! VIII
y make application To tho proper de-
partment to have re-is-aed Land Warrant
number 3o-g4 which was iirs. issued to
the undersigned. under tine bounty land
law OF tine United Stats-, and which has
been lost OF stolen.
JOHN LINDSEY.
Jasrer Go Ms. Nov. -. i~5S Got
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NTHEREAS. Letters of Admin .l.t.an
w on the e-tat, ol WILLIAM CHAP.
NAN. d,ce1-el. we've granted to thc uu-
dsr-.gued. at the last November term ot
the Probate Court of Wayne county. State
Of Mi-.i- -ippi: Now. all persons having
claims against the estate of said decgdeul
are hereby regUc- ted 70 exhibit the same
and have them registered according tC
law, or they will be forever barred.
JAMES &. CHAPMAN,
THOMAS CHAPLAIN,
Administrative.
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81 Persons residing near AlIUtea..r.. AIs ur Sc
fata Cas-. eHu h.gr fh.fr orders 6gd. alI -aye tuo.
Isl HIIresHfrg N swan s. Co.. 20 either rf f.H-f fr-
Er- I.-f Hf I.r IuuI#rs ffHf HrU drawn flHu tH.
wheel vth tle amount 81 thf prize that each one j.
entitled t1 VII te puii .had afier every raW.ur n
tits follow. .ua rlrrr4 n7I..fg Geo. Cusiifufisars al
V.r Grietas b.ia 1flIs R1.sisr. Nrsh,iNs Gay,ffs
frtHft f.fsfitB1trr. Far York UeeffJ Dan Book cf.
rtanrh Nsrf Aurs. LictH1rf In1frh Nor lark Dis.
I rlfeh l'nhtaJ hf') C9ri'a asi 1.-the Rock tlrkl
[ True u. fH4rrat
/ Nov q. isss. 7Aw
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-rdn,inlrfrnfol.,s .Iiosicc.

UTWEREAS. Letters of Administra-
w ton. on the estate Of JOHN WAL.
TON. deceased, were granted to the un.
dersigped at the last November term oi
the Probate Court Of Newton County
Mississippi: now all persons having claim.
against the estate Of said decedent, are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time prescribed by law. or they
will be barred.
WILLIAM WALTON.
administrator.
Nov. 27, 1853. lot
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JasperCoMi-
S25 Reward!

S25 Reward!
RANAWAT from the un-
e. dersirucd. near Waynpsboro,
go WAYNE county, N Aiis-I--iUui. on
C5 thrni-htofthrls.hof August.
NN inst. a bright Mulatto b1y,
W. named MAS: aged ahou, Il
--,sssssssssz=F7z years . feet o inches hiah.
weighs $50 pounds; spare bUil,; rathsga
,hbwn-cs-t look speaks very Htalligentiv.
] think there j. some white person COM
uectcd with him; hc i. .Well dressed carr.-
ed away with him a haud-aEe. Think that
he Is travelling towards Columbia. Marion
county. Mississippi. ] viii Iay the above
reward for his delivery tome. OF coniue-
mcrt in any safe iail where can get him.
A.. TAYLOR.
Wuu..f r. Iu5. y. 1853. 4j-tf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

WHAT WE DR1NK.-Dr. Hiram Cox, Of
Cincinnati, has been snalyzing various
kinds OF wine, particularly certain speci-
mems Of fine old port, sherry, and madei-
Ia. lie says that none o. them con-
jained one drop OF the juice OF the grape.
The basis Of the port wine was diluted sui
phuric acid, colored with cider berry juice,
with alum, sugar, and neutral spirits. The
base OF the sherry wine was sort Of pale
malt. sulphuric acid, from the bitter al
mond oil, with per centage OF alcoholic
spirits from brandy. The basis Of the Ma
deira was deeoction of hops, with sulphu-
ric acid, honey, and spirits from Jamaica
RUM Why will these dreadful chemists
be perpctually frightening us with their
uncompromising analyzations2 Are we
never to be allowed to sit around the fes-
tive board in peace, without one of their
ruthless warnings starring US in the face,
Ike an Egyptian coffin, all the time.