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TalMnbIe Lands for Sale.
.N1RrOee ana I0nd fO1. NaTe.

FTNHE undersigned oasrs foF sale that hesuti-
fai sod healthy siiuauan, kuown ~ FEY
SAINT SPRINGS, o. NOE recently a. Tallals
spfinfa. situated an miles west ffutn ihr Lauder
dale spfinrs, three miles frnul ksmper sprinFs
aud q naila sad . half iFom he Mobile sod Ohio
Ratlroad in Laudttdala couniy. Miaa. The trsci
" and coniaias ahoui 200 aefss ~ free prUdae-
tive lands s1rns oi L vsry rich. vi b sAiy of sew
eniy scrrs IN fns slate of culiivsiinn. There
e % ne plice god iuo sisEy dwelling. nearly
uew With evsy other house neeessary ior com
fort nd convaniencei tSs wells of never isiliur
ssfsr, as puFs aa the State sfards, Ako Zoe
Foung ofchsFd. Consisting . gtsat vaueiy of
ffuh This plsce 10 finely situated foT sum
msr residence, being near The railroad and imms
dmtaly on the main siaFu route from MantRom
ery, Aahama, 10 Jackson, Mississippi. The va.
tsrs Of Talula are ihnught 10 be The haesi chals
heslss IN the Staie There ia now, IN fall opeF.-
tian st the place. fns mslo sud female school 4,
Known ss Tsllula High School. The place will
he sold Tor less han the improvements cost.
Will sell with or without the place, four o.
Eve valuabla negroes
Persons waniing such q siluaiion would DO
vel 20 call on me soon On the premises as | In
iendtn soil the 6rst opportunity.
% Mr p. RrsHisa Of Marion. Mis,i'sippi
and MF. Jas. ". MAusY. at l.audetdale Springs,
vii give description Of the place and terms,
W taltd on.
Wv. RANEY.
LsHdSTdals CoHuiy, July "a, IsSs. 4I3m
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Valuable Plantation
LAu .AIE

TIIE audsssignsd oa.rs 10 ssil
ths vaiuahla planiauon on which be
now raaidaa, on accommodating
iarma rhis tract ~ laHd consssis
oF 10 sfTss and > iusilY considered ona of Ne
bsst places N l.audsfdals csunty. u a siiusled
sniy i miias fum Mafion aiaiiun on the Mo-
bile snd Ohio Railraad. on he road leading 70
Tuarahuma
There ia 81 BE premises, good DHslhnf
uaasau eat henssa, Ga haaae ana ufenafu.
stb 4 ah .agss III rlaarsd Land whlch l. under .
soaa fence and n high siate of tulurliion
hfaanis Creek fuaa directly thfuunh iha iand.
sna 4 i veil sstsFri besides. having aevefa
Sac springs upou D.
pssssns who nlay desire % purehaae land ean
rsi : coed harrsin by apphcaien ~ he undof'
siruad On he nlaea af ln Eharlea p. kushinE
N.glsn. fauAM X RhiNGLE.
Laaasrasls Co.. Oci. -, 1861. SLY
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The State of Mississippi,
WAYNE CoUNTY.

The State of Mississippi,
WAYEE CoUNTY.
Circuit Court Of said County, March
term, A. d., 1858.
Rowell BOykin.
W.. Attachment.
r. +. Avera.
nNHIS day. to-wit. tho 10th day OF
March, A. d.. 1853, comes the
plaintiff by attorney into court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendant is n.resi.
dent Of the State of Mississippi: u is
theref1re ordered by the Court. that
publication be made in the Eastern
Clarion. q newspaper printed and pub
Iished IN tho town Of Paulding. for four
weeks successfully. citing said defend
ant 10 be aud appear in aud before the
Circuit Court Of Wayne county, Miss,
on the third Monday OF September next,
then aud there TO plead, answer or de-
mur o. plaintiffs demand, otherwise the
same will be taken as confessed, aud
judgment rendered accordingly.
JAMES w. BOYKIN,
Clerk.
July ~, 1858. 40-5w
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Notice.

Notice.
WAS committed 10 the
<&5Es Jail of Newton county. on
lH79 the 18th of June, 1858, by
49, Hampton Wells, Justice of
A the Peace, n negro boy,
g. who says his name is
vS,uuwk-a. TONY-aged 10 or 20
years, copper color, weighs
$50 or lGO pounds, slrndor built, about
six feet high. scar on his right foot, iron
band "n hiI left ancle; had ON when
taken mp coarse domestic shirt. cotton
lwiIled panraIoons. and says he belongs
ro DIR. Thomas Meeks, nf SunAower
county, Miss. a. McALPlN,
Jaillr Newton county.
July II, 1S5S. 40.H
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STD IScIDENT OF TgE LATE OvERFLow.-
During the high waters Of the Mississippi and
It's tributaries, few weeks since, a vast extent
OF country between the Mississippi aud r ed
'SRiveF was OveAowsd. In many places the
waters were so deep as to destray ncsrly all the
improvements md animals. Zone msshinF ear
ly. A gentle nan. who passed. aDosi >,l the night
- lnhOe siEiytssg 20 hecupE ms q -
sI5-k ElOm helms sweet 49, y hils -
80 hia- -hOslss, hearJ tS 161Rd. oi
l--eia distance. apparently ia disiT, .,a....s
Nd in the d9eelion Of the sound. -, -,
FOwisa about q quarter OF mile, - ss ne
drew near. copied a little child about . gse -,
old floating Bpon log. He drew " N = -
caught it by the arm but belors-ebs v,ss C,iIv
secured from danger in ths. sNifF, The Gule thing
raised her Pltiful cry. go GET ma and sis. DO
get pa. out theFs in the wateri'' Search was
made, bat il was too late 10 save them. The
falher, and mother, and three ehiidren. after
einging TO their cabin aud sEpegling for life for
several days. amid the incfeasing waters, at
length perished, leaving this hiils child alone to
te u the tale Of wo.
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KICK THAT EDIToR Our I'm reply to
Mrs Julia Branch's resolution in the
Vermont Free Love Convention, that
"ihe matrimonial contract deprives wo-
man of her labor, the Nashville Ban
ker wickedly retorts: "This is a slight
mistake: it is only by marrying that wo.
men come to legitimate laborP
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Stop me Thief!

SaOp NNe ANteI
STOLEN from The subscriber, I,
~ on the I0th Of May large black
iiar.e, siH of seven yesrs old one
~ whus hind fopt-uot fscolleclsd
VI" whalher The other i Whine OF not ;
- grsy around the root Of The tail and
white hairs about The aanks; white spot on The
nose; lrois and pacssj has broad hips. light
body for bic height aud rather nouns before -
AM affirmation concerning said fse. and The
N 81 who siols him, sddFossed 10 me Al Hills-
bora. soau county. Miss, will be very thank
fully received.
l.. p MURRELL.
Scott county, Miss, June " isaS. 35n
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DRs. SHERMAN & WALTON. having as
ictne Ia al iis branches. offer their services 10
the citizens Of Psulding and surrounding c0un-
try, and hope BY close attention 10 hnsiaess 10
merit liberal share Of patronage. DE-. Walton
isa graduate of the jefferson Medical Collage.
Philadelphia. aud may be found al their Office in
Paulding. unless professionally absent DR..
sherman Of their office. or at his residences one
nils wos, OF town. A good supply Of fresh
drugs always on hand ior sale.
~ Ohice 81 Mekinstry's Old store.
EUDORUS L. SHERMAN.
JOHN J. WALTON.
July n, 1857. ao6
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July H. 1856
Iohn q. WiIkinson.

Attorney dad CONAscllOr az Lar.
HT ILL give prompt aitoption 10 business
w in all the courts of Smith. and the
adiaoent eOuntlss, Address, Ralsigh, Miss.
RalsigA, July %, 1865 44-f
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CHEAP GOODS
~ TuK
New Cotton Factory,
NCKSOM. MISS.

NHE FHlH HI01T LoIlon EIHIl aFa noW ~
kinr he foll0uing Goods
Osaabufgs ! vide. ~ n cents per yard.
iinsajs, Al 15 cents per yard.
leans 20
csuon sevina Thrssd 10 s n. bales q 90 osni'
pnf u.
col,aa Yam. NO.. 6. 6LaSsnd 10. N 8 ID
baIaa.
cos,oa csrpss Chain in pound bales At 40 s''
PEI 10.
Nooi Rells q 40 ssals per pound.
An af which ars fnlly squal. " no, superior e
any uthef manuiaeiure. Norih or senih. 40
sil 10 sold 81 The shove vsTy lor Pf,fes y.
Cab. Ceusn, % Wool-at The FaciofT' o. fA'
lat. GREEN.
EWWooi eafiina douo rrompuy.
ysshlnn. JAY 10, le58 sos@
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New York SOcIETY-The New
York Evening Post makes the follow
ing editorial statement:
1t is notorious fact that. in New
York, for instance, a man Of wealth. OF
Of captivating manners and accomplish
ments, whose moral character is known
to be thoroughly bad. may, SD long as
he is not publicly exposed by the press,
or by the courts Of law. find his circula
ton in some circles of what is called
the best society rather improved lhan
hindered by the report of his transgres-
sions. He may be 2 ,librrline. R.f'
-snd an et.i1 habitual Saeen1sas nias S T.t
fFhe be recognizeds ~ few leaders d
''the fashionable world" (who may
have special ard private reasons for
their conduci) he is sure among thsir
obsequious devotees of receiving well
come.
Hon. Jefferson DaUis.- or almost all
the public men Of the South. the name
of this gentleman has been coupled by
Northern fanatics with extreme ideas 10
regard to the sectional differences which,
have, from time To time, agitated the
country. He has been called a nulli-
fer. disunionist and 6re-eater, SO earn
eslly and so often, that most people had
set him down as the Jupiter Tonans OF
the Pierce Administration, and the most
terrible and dangerous man in the Sen,
ate. But it was admitted that he was
generous and brave; and behold he has
proved his bravery 10y marching with
his wife and children, bag and baggage
the very centre of niggerdom, and the
whole country is astOunded by the re
port of speech made by "Jeff Davis
in Portland, Me, breathing the mOsI
benevolent and enlarged spirit of nation.
aliiy. In order that our readers may
Judge of the temper of this terrible man
so dreaded and hated by abol tionists
we have copied hereunder apart of his
speech. which we recommend to thei
perusal.-TFentOn ~ JI american.
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The FIRST KIss-"Am | really
dear, Sophia :" l whispered. and pressed
my bungling lips to her rosy mouth
She did not say yes. she did not say no,
but she returned my kiss. aud the earth
went from under my feet, and my soul
was 30 longer in my body. ! touched
the heavens and knewthe happiness ofthe
sersphim. The above is all Of this deep.
ly exciting story that we can publish
The remainder will be found in the New
York Blower of fApril Ist. which has four
million more subscribers than there are
inh Sbitsnts in The world. Korn. Kol
writes for it-P. Knutts writes for il,
aud tits sold every where in the world
and out of il.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE;

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
MMyHEREAS. letters Of adminis-
" tralion on the estate Of John
Williamson deceased. were granied 20
The undersigned AZ the jane torn. A. D.
1883. ofths Probate Court of Newton
county. Mississippi
Nov. an persons indebted % said e.
tate. win please como forward and make
psvmsnt. and al those holding claims
srsinsi said docedout. will present them
daily probsied wiihin The time limited
bv iaw, or they viii b. forever barred.
&c. WILLIAMSON,
Joseph WILLIAMSON,
Admr's.
July ~, 1855 io'e~
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TNHE undersigned oAeT &c sals their tract oi
Land. contsiBing two hundred aud eighty
acres. with STEAM GRlST and SAW MILL
on ". About eighty aefes Of the land is 10 cult
vauon. une hsli or which is rich prairie. and The
remainder % udy hammock. On the place is the
best wstsr the country aaorda
Ikis tract of laud hes four miles west Of Gsr
~ fsI,s. - milos tom the Ma,ilo and Ohm
n foad. and 3 miles fspm the Slr,lhlrn Roai.
IAAfe@AeofsA =
IohNf fcE Nkk. 1
~, "a AKA 4t-fi
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Steam Engines and Boilers.
We are now manufacturing % order hfsi class
anrinas from new raiterua of approved conHiruc.
hon and superior WorA Amanship. Our engines have
hssn Designed expressly n meet the wants ui saw
Ysfa. mallsFa and planters. cumhiuing simplicity.
nirunFth aud completeness of outht IN greater per
i-eilonilhsn a usual ln tha trade. Sirung east ron
bel plates, iurusd balance Wheel metallic packing.
two pumra, sruunht iruu thah, Ac., Ac are sent 10
40 ctsaa We have q Vafiatr Of aiEea and can lur.
nish ai shurt nutcs from 10 40 horaa power steam
snrluea and boilers.
Nal and sugins iuruiahiaf. uhaftlng pulays.
raaFinr, Ac., anpplisd AZ short notice.
Ofdafa solicited
HRJ0o a nuRROWES,
Cor. Thirf and nartat aia 81 Louis.
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The.Stntc of MIississinni-
WAYNE County.


NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons interested in the estate
of WILLIS H. HORNE, late of Wayne
county deceased. that the undersigned,
Administrator of said decedent. has at
former term of the Hon. Probate
Court Of said county, filed his account
Of final settlement with said estate -
You are hereby cited 10 be and appear
10 aud before the next regular term Of
tho Probate Court next 10 he holden
at the Court House. in the town of
Winchester, on the End Monday IN Sep
tember. aud show cause It any you can.
why SAID account should not DO passed
and placed on the records of said
CouIt &c.
L. A. MILLER,
AdmiRISfTdtOy.
July 81. 1855. 42-4w
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VaIM0bIe Farm.

CORN, FODDER, STOCK. &e., FOR SALE.
WISH 20 sell the place on which
HlflN ] at present reside, IN the northwest
hsft pat Of Copiah eounty. l5 miles ifom
hul iias-hursi aud l5 from Shady Grove
Depot on the New Orleans snd Jaekson Rail
road. containing COO acres. 200 in eultivslion -
1hcss hnds will yield fiom 1000 TO 1900 lb-
cotton per acre, and corn, Sc. IN proportion. r
There i = comfortable dwelling, good GIN and
grist mill. and other necessary outhouses ~
good repalF. ! will also cell the mules. horses.
cattle, hogs wagons. The growing crop OF corn,
sc iarmiag ntsn.ila. household and kitchen
furniture with The place II dspifed- For health
tais place cann0l Be surpafred, and refer 10 ihe
growing crop as % iis pfoduetivsness.
81 an dsiermissa = stH. the terms viii be
Tcasonable For further PARTICULARS cell ~ the
place. eve iniias Gom Pine Blud on the Utcs
road, or adde's. BY letter
IF VANCE.
Pine BlBf. Miss.
Copiah County. July 10. 1855. a9T
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III NfifG fnutitatieu i soc epau faf NJ rscsp.
unn 81 fnnuiis undrf ilHu supnriuleuianfs ~
Mas. ROnENT LEACnMAN. with oempe-
tent assistant iearhsrs in "a hfanchos ~ mod-fn
famals tdaraliuus
The pubic may b. assurri hat sVrrY fsciliiy
sil be afforded g. Ypanr adisa ior ihoIough
ant campisis sducauon
mafian = Gnsly situated ~ lu hsallhialase
sni accessibility. neafd In COED pfivais isu'i
~ sau BE- hsd a fom 81 90 80 per moath.
Mariaa. Mlas.. AuG. !. 1857. f2-u
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from Prairie du. Chen. vi, Nszek,

from Prairie due Chen, via Nezekaw. lon
Buoslaod, Nolnev, Cleveland 10 Frankville.
FIOm Mason city. via Bristol 20 Albert Lea
PROM Clayton via GaTnarvilo, Reed Elkader
and WagRoner to Clermout.
From Prairie Oh Chen, via JOhns0n's Landing
Bells NILS and Wdierville to Wawkon.
From Des MONIES, va Wln'ersei Alton, Bedford
Mound city, Missouri, TO White Cloud, Kansas.
| From DyeTsville via Fairbank aud WayerIy, to
| Ciarksvla.
| Frum Cascade, 10 Dubuque county. via Isabel,
| OveIreaehs Ferry and Walnut Grove 10 Jones
| couniy, Pioneer Grove, in Cedar county, Cover 3
| r. rry t. Iowa Cty.
! From Fort Dotge, via Lizard Fork and Storm
| Like, 10 Cherokee couoty P'ymonth, to Weslfeld.
From McGreEor, via Elkader, VoIga city, to Man
chester.
From McGregor via Postville, Ossia1, Fort At.
kinson, Jacksonville and North Washington to
ST Charles CITY.
From s. Charles City. via Rock ford, and Mason
| Guy, 10 Algona.
From Manson, via Won.woc. to Hilsboroueh
| From Sioux CITY 20 Sioux Falls
From Fillmore, via Jacksonrill4, Walkers, C.ea
Creek, Braddt'a Mil, 20 C,arinda.
From Fort Dodge. along the west hank Of th'
Dss MONIES river. crossing the west branch Da'
cotah, up the west branch to tie lrish colon
there er0ssing the west aneh. 50 Spring Like.
From Drs MoiHes CIT via lncanoia, q
and Beor, in lows. 40 rv togr'
souri, 70 SAINT 1ass
FYf,- - tss afih
Rocky Ford. C''s
! Fr-sa Bs.ief1 "a
| chEr Ssoa -
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INDIANA

FIam Natchez in Martin eounfv, via Pleasant
VALLEY, Halbett's Bluff, Lover Hin, and Scotland,
to Bloorsfeld, in Greene county.
From Jasper. 10 Dnbo,s county, via Porterville
Hish Rick, aud Huds1nvile, 90 Washington.
FROM chester, via kewana, and Mooreburgh.
TO WinBelnRc.
From Bourbon, via Tippacanoetown, 20 Bloom>
ipgsbursh.
Fcom Knox, via Lake city, aud North Bend to
Monterey.
PROM kaOx, via Clear Spring. to West York.
from Franeiscie To W tnnemar
From kokama, via John Med wells, to Burliug-
ton.
From Lexiogtan To Charleston.
from l'chigantown, via Burget's and Russian
vile, to kokoiBo.
FROM Frankfort, via X Krklaud Hills boro', Berlin
and Petersburg Upton
from Rockville, pta Iana Bridgeton 10 Brazil
From Winnemae to Fraueisviiie
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SummerillelFemale Seminary



THE undesigned harry Y announce 10 b;s
friends that he has ne property Of the above
school; and ngW olfss TO q pu9ic his services 10
promoting the sAaS' = ogpeS8BthaEe Female Educa-
The buildings for ti,slbove school were sroe,ed
Mr.. Levi Lloyda seAley gentleman Of this vicinity
for the purpose Of es sblisAirRa arst class Femaie
school, which be thoug 70 abe impsFlously demanded
bythe public Il has bel my Intention ~ engase a.
this great work Sn milAr Q that adopted 6y my
lshed by himself foT the hleaiian Of bows and o1ne
men. This deteruiushe upon my ART was formally
announced in ellraiss 9ued upou ny taking charge
OF the Female Sehvol ~ buisvie, Miss some eief.
teen months ago. Upon Hrst Of March next win
splendid edihce. under M ranfra1 nd direction
Nth. Slth 9onsldeTsSe of my
No ambition h felss q : selooI ior Snnbob,
but the terms are sacA'fit fsceiVa1 ~ will Ara
the greatest good % NJ q uuI&hsf
board end Tuition for ten 8 -, ala5 40
Sf=!s: E%3i Z 5:5s Y: In: 9 8
vance -4AnAiiJ ~ ~
Trusting to that eenarou - {.
and hatteTed him in the % - - s9ssa,ii- tis ~
him. the Principal links tlsetefofe e asao = ~
"snmmerville Female ssla.a "a '''1 ms y -
AEs rHEaHT,
Ghoi.Ou, Miss, January u y a@d P'oP,,sigG, 5sg,
~~T"% -
SWAMI co.
CONTINUE TO DRAvN USUAL WITHOUT
NTEIe
SWAN 9lO.'S
Lotteries Are Lee authorized
by the State Of Georgia.
THE LATE ATIENPT To IJURE
OUR FIRM k9AeaOWN
THAT OUR LOTTERIES Ara DRAWN FAIRLY
THAT OUR PRIZES ARE PAfD PUECTUALLY
AND THAT Our SIIEMEs
ARE MORE LIBERAL THANAST OTHER LOT
Terry IN THE wORLDi
The following Scheme will be dawn bv 4. SWAN a
CO. Managers Of the Sparta Aealeny Lottery in eael
Of their single Humber Lotteries O. August ls5s a
Augusta, Georgia in public under s superintendent,
of Commissioners.
Class % draws OH Saturday, Au-
gust 81, 1858.
Class 30 draws on Saturday, Au-
gust %, 1855.
OK THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five thousand four hundred ElRAiy Five Prizes
1900 Tickess
.y,y,y go,
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.Ihn-Stpte-ef NiiSsfs.stRf.iS--
y JSssFR CouNfy,
(to Mary Jarhes..' -l4nasf'ds andi I.ii0rri,h
MallaTd, hoirs-and MaItha Mallard.
widow and rehct oi WILLIAM
MALLARD. decreased. and all other
persons Interested ia tie final set,Ie-
meni Of the estate of said decedent;
VOU are hereby cited TO be aud
-sppear before the Probate court
of Jasper county, Mississippi. at the
court house Ia Paulding. GA the first
Monday Of November next. then and
there TO show cause. if any you can,
why the final account OF William III.
Caldwell. administrator of the estate Of
William Mallard. deceased. should not
be allowed, aud decree made thereon
accordingly. and further To do aud sui
fer such things ns shall he considered
and ordered by the court aforesaid ia
the premises
- Given under my hand Lnd
LIS seal &C office. the 9Th day al
- August A. ID. 1855.
THOMAS w. GRAY,ON,
Clerk.
August Z, 1888. 435t
The State of Mississippi.
JAsPER COUNTY.
To Robert Dunbar aud John ID. Dun
bar his Guardian. and all other per
Sons interested in the settlement Of
the Guardianship Of Robert Dunbar,
minor heir Of YOUNG e. DUN
BAR. deceased:
" OU are hereby cited 10 be and
appear before the Probate court
Of Jasper county. Mississippi, at the
Court House in Paulding, on the first
Monday Of September next; then and
there to show cause, il any you eau,
why tho final account Of Jonathan Il.
Cough, Guardian aud Trustee of Rob
ert Dunbar. a minor, heir Of Young G,
Dunbar, deceased, should not be allow
ed, aud decroo made thereon according
ly, and further To- do aud suffer such
things as shall be considered aud order.
ed by the cont aforesaid in the prem.
ises
- Given under my hand and
LIS. seal of office. this Sd day oI
- May A. ID. 1858.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON,
CLARK.
August 7. 1855. 43 81
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NOW INVCHWS
HILLsBoRoUGG MISSISSIPPI,
THE undersigned ) - prepares 20 accom-
n,odate NJ, fr,aSds 80 be public Wbo may see
proper 70 esll on lid i1EhS way Of Boarding at
for B,eshfsst 20 cents.
a. Ofnnar so
q s,nn.r 40
- Horsss IA aid takeH care Of
lie GssIs ~, n aying that Ne table will
a, an ,imss - snnas "a iil The bss, edibles the
couutrv afforSe ~ tst all possible pains
will ~ ,sken - y - I'D gueats comfortable
during sheir s,rv Il N Iim. Feeling assured
that hs ,.,II ,sodr, .soaI satsiaciien. he 90.
licils the psironaai y a pablo gensrally.
HHusoAO', o. ~ l'lT
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|Vhc Co,nbina1m Patent Upright
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