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HOWARD ASSOCTATIOy

PHILADELPHIA.
4 BHroe1t Institution established b. sp1ci1l Eufg-1t
for The RcitJ n the SirA and DISTRESSED,
afflicted nth IiriiHst and Epi-
d.Da1 Diseases.
T'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION IN view Of the aw-
L ful destruction Of human life. caused hy sexual
diseases and the receptions nacticed upon the unfor-
tIaAte victims Of such diseases by Outclz-. several
years ago directed their onsutnE Surgeon as char
table act worthy Of their name. % open pspeusary
for the treatment Of this class Of diseases m an their
FORMS and 10 give Nsioal alrce gratis 10 all who an
ply ly letter. with description Of their cond age
occupation, habits Of life, 6C-) and of extreme
poverty To furnish medicines Re. of charge It j. need
less - add that the Association commands tho high
est Medical skill 81 the age. and Will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors o. she Association. ia their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for
the year ending January ls 1855 expre-s the highest
satisfaction with the success which has attended the
abor- ofthc Consulting surgeon in the cure Of -par-
matOrhWa. seminal Weakness, Impotence. Gonor-
rhIa elect. syphilis. the vice OF OnanI-la or Self
abuse &c. and order continuance OF the same plan
for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review Of the past feel assured
that their lahors this sphere Of benevolent eort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted especalIy
20 the young and they have resolved devote them
selves. with renewed zeal, this very important and
much despised cause.
An admirable Report on sPermatorrhusa or Scmin-
al Weakness the wee Of OnanIsm. Ma~tUrbatIon OF,
Self abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs
by the Consulting surgeon, viii be sent by mail I'm a
a sealed enVeopc) Free q CAarqs. receipt Of two
stamps tor postage other Reports and Tracts the
nature and treatment OF sexual diseases dot &C. are
constantly being published for gratuitous distribution
and viii he sent to the afflicted Some of the new
remedies and methods oftrestment discovered during
the last year, Of great value
Address, for Report or treatment Dr. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association.
No 2soqth Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL- President.
GEORGE FATRcHILD, Secretary.
Aug. Ii, 1855. ALLY
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TITTEEY llIyTR0N IN FRlIrINIl.
rrnNxrrrEc r6TrE rnItnnANr
Arrival Of me Quaker City

NEw OBLEAVs, Nov. 2o.-.rhc Louisiana
Tehauntepcc Company steamship Qu8-
ker City. Capt. Shuicldt crossed the bar al
the mouth of the Mississippi river this
evening. bringing the California mails OF
the 9Th inst. The time occupied crossing
the lsthmu4 Of Tchuuutcpco by tho muIl
and passengers was forty hours.
The dates from Tchauntepcc are To- the
18th inst.
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VaIuabIr ChirkaSawh0 Land For Salr.

WILL BE SOLD, on the 22d Of December, 1855,
w 20 the highest bidder, or before at private sale,
my PLANTATION. lying in Wayne County, Mise
within one mile Of Rcd BLUFF Depot, on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. embracing about 1000 ACRES OF
THE BEST CHICK ASAWHA BOTTOM. in n high
state Of cultivation, with good Dwelling House an
abundance Of pure Spring Water Gin House Barns,
Orchards etc II L. noted for it, healthfulncss and
il celebrated for producing the finest Cotton sold IN
the Mobile market
on the same day will also be sold 32n acres, on
which "A sci % MILLS, one Of the best streams
IN the state IN good Pnery-
Also. Corn. Provisions. Mules stock, Farming Item
sis. etc.
TyEVs-Forthc Land one-thrd CASH, remainder IN
one and two years.
RuEFESrEs.-W. ". Lang. Mt. Sterling. Ala. g. T.
Lang. Clarke County, Miss; Boykin Mcl'sc' M"hll"'
T. LANG.
.-fLA
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Corsrv Sr,r or J,srra.--Wo have not
seem q cory Of the bill which was intro
dueed hy oar delegate Ma McLarRr. aud
p,.sr.t through the House. looking o. tho
9u.afian which bus been aritated ofa re-
n,avai of che seat ~ Justice ef this county
WI, are informed however that the bin
pr1y,de, Coz admitting the question to
vote or enc people ortho county, IN Fcbru.
ary next We have not heard Of e. pas
cage by tbe senate, though h viii proba-
IN. n. !.
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Oh n fh ~m.fa Dluaty N.aa. a. the r.a Iaura or
tha hHIaa ft.I.#. HH fls u..Ht 10 tHu lfh inst. hy
IuHrs I.ru ST. Ffu.d Nr T. T. hlkbik Co Miss
JULIA tuBt-'ftS. all 0i Ei.y-l.
No e,rerua.s our Young lugui .ui t0Untut1.
Wr H.ut b.. good fortune u urug H,und ly ma.ri-
m.r hta. -l b, I.J.ly ani handsome "a laIy ,z h-
harrvLr.I.. vsy th. bright -ia- ~ happulrs ever
Itr1aats Gler raflaay. t1. rainbow rf raar' ,u',r-
Go tttB rsI when ufs's suu sIai .et mas tlcr
Utprvsrsrt- Ia -.il.Ir..l t,a world ofb..-.
-vfa-. Boo d...rt.tue thorzht. destroy
Tr, HlI, eaIm of -I.r..i l.te.
Wher. ..I H.. h'Hl- agH u.Hacl With .Hv
uffu bower Hihfl hearts a'rs..r
El's1t S.,. Iata i,s,. d.
Atthe ..aH.. 81 vr- Mary hodges. uu The 18th
met. - U.t D. W. fHHrr. Nr N. T. Iil III, E-l. o.
Miss ulCEY WILLIAMS al 90 Jones County.
We rsa u.e 1dtui ar1on and arniiIe tI.de many
f.r.tss and ,fHf .h,i their ufe bark may sal long
aud hny lny propelled iy Tranquil clIosi ani inal-
ly in ID. a.s m.f they vi'ue's themselves daruer-
rco'yIed n u.aay lrthfal duplrate..
PA
ON tie tsth ast- rs che Rev. VIM. Ross 10 the res
drura III the brides fifhnr tn Iuu.minviile, Mr.
luH y EVANS, Of uesatl Miss o. Miss EMILY
q. kElIH
on the tsfh inst, n the Roman Catholic Church
by tho Catholic Priest of Leake county. Mr PETER
wHALEN, u LsalSs county, 70 Miss MARTHA T..
THOMPSON 81 NsFtou.
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A ffLh9, Pears Peaches, PiuIn- Nectarine-. Apri-
- cots, Ounces, Cherries. Almonds Pome granai.-
rigs ranges Lemons CItrons ShaddocE. Muller
rle- lTuava~ Bananas &C. over 2,0 yareti. Of f1,it
~ ~ superior quality. The trees are young thrifty
AM oil goa SIZE iclth M c1o1 and cheap
lhc Froprctors ask a continuance ~ favor alone
upon ue merits "f their establishment ia mistake,
h'- AZ any time been made will ho corrected free of
ya - but II an inferior fruit has been sent (Which
under their system Is scarcely possible f1r foJ, viii
be returned. ''' '''i i''''"''
catalogue sent on application
". 4. WHITFIEIDl
or to SHELBY NEWSON Bay S. Louis, Mis-.
Bag ST. linus Nov. 9. ISIS 40,
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MEuruis. Nov. "a fire occurred on
saturday night. which destroyed cotton
she'd belonging 10 W. p. Mason. together
with most of rs contents
The fire consumed $50 bales Of cotton
belonging to Mos.rs. Dwight. Gin Is Co..
which was, however. fully insured in
Boston.
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RtocN. MEANS & Co-N-r Drlaa,.-
Tho card 81 tbis firm win b. found ia the
proseut number Of the Cirau. eur Mis-
sIsaipri friends win need nothing more o.
commend it o. their favor than the lis
coyory or Che c,ot that lion. MspfsaN
MrArrt. our present State Auditor. isouc
..F fI.. r.f,.
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Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries, Crockel
PIANOS AND MELODIANS.
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71V11


A. Il. BLACKMAR,
No. = CHEAPsIpE.
JACKSON. MISS.
Il EEPS San assortment Of the Full Iron Frame
N p \ q Q r +
PETERS, CRAGG co.
These instruments are aclnow-
edged wherever they have been test
PIANOS. ed 10 be unsurpassed in tono, beau
T. Il, GALE'& cos PIANOS,
which are too well known to need
recommendation. Orders received
PIANOS. NUNS ( cLARK's PIANOS.
with or without the -EoIan Attach
m'ut.
The above instruments are sold 10
perreHtless than they can be bought
elsewhere. singly aud are fully guar
PIANOS. anIicd. lfthey do not give entire
satisfaction, thsy can be exchanged
az any time within six months.
PRINCE & CO.'S HELODEONS.
These the best adapted 10 the
southern climate. and are the the
MELDBEDNS. .ouly HcI0iepu5 made which have
the PATENT DvpEp SWELL. PTicgs,
So. so. So. and slI0-bcing but ten
dollars above the Factory price.
GUITARS,
.ofthe host makers, Niolin-, Flutes,
MELODEONS. Accordcons, FlUtGnss. Niolonocllos.
Comets. sax Horn. Of all kinds, Ban
Jos. Tambourines. Drums, Ca-tinets,
strings. and Trimmings for all In
strumeuts. Pitch Pipes. &c.
SHEET MUSIC.
GUITARS The largest and hest selected stock
or Piano. Guitar. Flute and Violin
Music IN the South, which i sold a.
Publishers market prices.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS
for an instruments. Singing Books
GUITARS. Of all kinds Music Taper. Blank Nu-
-ir Books and everything else bt-
longing 10 the Music business
To TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS.
Not having the h Ga store rents Of
New Orleans and other large cities
MUSIC. t. contend with. and paying freight
upon Pianos. Music &c IN large in
voices, nv arran gelnents with Man
.uftcturerS and Music Publishers en-
able me 70 supply teachers and beads
of schools upon more favorable
MUSIC. terms than any other southern house
and fully 10 per cent less than out
side purchasers can bring out the
same goods from the North.
g. f. BLACKNiAR.
No. : Chcap,iae, Jackson. Miss
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FAMILY GROCERIES,. CONFECTiOyFRJFS &,

I'VE Undersigned has nov in store. and ofe ~ to
i the citizens Of Paulding and vicinity a rh Dice
u all the articles usually kept in that line such "a
Bacon, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Lard Salt. Vim
egar, Pepper, Spices, &c, &C
He has also opened a BAR, which viii 10 kent "a oil
supplied with the best Liquors TO be sold 70 quiet nd
orderly customers.
He respectfully solicits tho r,tronas,o Of d. ,, N
munty. beng determined 70 ken go1d art,cIo. ,,,J
sell them for a small profit
Pudding, July % 1855 H.
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GREAT INLAND TRoRoUGAFARE.


'IHE undersigned has stocked and iu illl oper-
i anon line uf TWO HORSE NAIL COACHES
from De~oto. on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, via
frATe Lane, Pauidlug, tiarandSyille and Decatur e.
Union, where a connection l. formed with the great
lsaiy stage Line from Montgomery. Ala ~ Brandon.
MIS-. Tue hne from DeSoto 10 Paul,iinE rams daily.
leaving IeSoto Immediately the arrival 81 the
trans Inc line from Paulding 90 Iiou is tl-ycrk KY
leaving Pauldnc on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
day~ and arriving at Union h, same days Iu time 20
connect with the Stages. The Car, on the southern
Road are now running 20 Morton, twenty miles east
~ brandon, and pa- myers leaving either "ut ot the
Mobile and Ohio Road ON Saturdays uT WEDNESDAYS.
can reach mon on the following day. without any
night travel and get e. Jackson aud gll-burE early
on tie dsy afcrwsrd-
E5-Iho stock on this line are equal 60 any IN the
country. the Coaches comfortable and the drivers
careful and accommodating. Frsssrgsr. may T1'y on
The connections b,iHg ys1lc
H5-Persons arriving hy the Hack 81 r1u'iing de-
srlng 60 60 % any point IN the surrounding country,
OF 90 any place ON the line from PltiuZ Co mon on
those days when the Hack between these places does
non run. can always b. provided with c"uyeya1re~.
". r. EpMONSoN, Proprietor .
Tlrsf1F Iff1t e
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EturHr MrRHrtt. ittf8H, Uw-pcalcr
IN Stoves Castings. Tiuware. Copper and
IRON work. &c.. publishes bis card In tho
present number OF tho CfuIaa. Ito has a
large supply OF ARTICLES In his line. and Is
fully prepared to mcct the wants or Gus
TONERS. Tho reader q referred 20 the al
vert. Isf5.uf
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RnTCETT0I,1

nj II MMERNlLLE INSTITUTE. in Noxubae
4 '"HntF, has lust entered upon IT, Fifh Annual
l'rln' with fun Class To prevent any dzappoiut-
,.',nl ne frnclpai would state that six Bow OF
r2 t Meh; can he admitted the End Monday Of
I'ul"'IE' lNOe. Applications should be- made AZ
VIM IHo~. S. GATHRIGHT
CHI. ~ Principal and Proprietor.
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A large fire also occurred in Columbus,
KY. ON saturday. which destroyed several
of the best and largest building in the
place. together with contents The loss j.
estimated at s2j 900. ON which tbolc IS up
insurauce.-N %. Prprs
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A Coot prENQUENT.-Hillyer. 0l thc
Natchcz Courier. recently dunncd d,liu-
qucnt subscriber, who's Eve years in Or
rcars. In reply 20 the duuuius cpi-tlc
the fellow writes the annexed .tfikiugly
cool letter;
"Now YOU may say or think that OIL this
g. nothing to you and that ] have had the
paper. and ought to pay for 10. True.
have had Il and read it. and If ! should
try very hard perhaps might pay NJ il /.
but the fact Z. ! have gone To the full
length of my ropc.
II I come out right side up, ] viii pay
your bill. and II ! don't come ont right
side up. / think YOU ought to lose 80 for
giving such long credits. Firvrt rfaast
.ys.ii, girf Ill s,7im3rei, and dishonest iaits
70 gretf adpuays orfr honest o4ss ! wish it
distinctly understood that the paper be
stopped. unless YOU choose To- take the
chances just ~ they are
Hillyer says he has stopped the paper,
bat intimatcs that hi- correspondent is
slightly mistaken in ono thing lie thinks
his debtor will not 60 the "iull length Of
his rope" until a sheriff helps him to DO.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
EAnH SAIIRDAY IN DECEMBER
AppRnYIMATInN PRIZES
nhnl. 1l,s.,. $40. nal,,. IS. ou.rl,r. 81 50.

10 CIRCULAR showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii p" -raf O. any one dc-ir"u- e receiving a.
Crrfrltn- ur Plcr,es VII D. sold at thu following
rates. wu.tI De- f'at |-i:
,crt.g..t. pf plsEesc. 10 Whole Tckct-....--.sso
10 Illlf .......-.-. %
20 Quarter ......-...- N
10 Eighth ........... 10
~ ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES
t.....sra tHa money tI our address f1r the Urert-
nl..r as. Toai % 10 which they viii Ie forwarded
f' .r-t Hlu. PuseHI-er- rgu Alyc tickets ending in
aHs H-E- ihoy tlIt designate.
IIs l.-' ut Dawn Numbers aud Prizes viii o. sent
i' p1r.H1-er- Immediately after The drawing.
r. lurnhl-i.- wll please write their signatures
p.lu. and r.t. tH.- Post Office. County aud STATE"
Ea' Rome ui.srr that every Puzc b. drawn and pay
ah" JOB 800 WITHOUT daisHtisn.
70 SD prizes of q OBJ and under. paid immediately
litt t'e dr.aia.-atIcr prizes az the usual time Of
th.rF IHFe.
at communications strictly confidential.
Adire.# t'I order. iHr IlrEg-s or Cert hratr- %
$. SWAN q CO., augusta, Go9rgia.
e. Persons r.. ding near Montgomery, Ala W At
utl tt Url have their orders filled, and save time,
by 1adre--In- -f.ln Coz az either of those cities.
En- DISC a. tae numbers thrt are drawn from the
wheel with The iusuut 0t the prize tha each one Is
cnut'. t. uIi. ia Published after every drawing, IN
fIH 6.'Iuvfu. Tlner4 if1fsfr fG0gI fOBsffifiqr1s
N-r D-'afrs D.f1 H85f Ragstrr, N1sbriRc Gazsffs
dftfHff Iffttfr-fr. Ngr l0rk HeftiV I1V Book 81
r01Heh Driu Arr ihrl4aa.rf bIp1'-a. Noc lori Dis
p1'-'. IrF'ta1 Nssl Cari1H, and 1.-the Rock ,Ark)
IHr N1a4rFaf.
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~. A. Suru irtsoH ua.--Noticc the
chmer ct uamc from jaws Surru. TO-
that OF q. A. Sufru In the advertisement
oft ihe Stove Depot. Jackson, Miss The
establishment o. kept zap in an he former
comrletsue.s and persons needing any.
thing in che line, can ho supphcd with tho
very best articles. on tho most reasonable
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Nav ORlEAVs. Nov. 2l.-Slle- of cotton
this day 1900 bales. Market hrm and
unchanged.
Flour has advanced 1870.
Exchange ON London toIi
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NEw YouK. Nov 2t.--Thc steamer
Prince Albert arrived No Sd. Johns with
liverpool advices % nth noon. Sales on
day oi sailing 5000 bales. Market closed
steady Brcadstui. very dull. Cousol-
for money g1IW9S.
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NANUFArTUnEH or
TIN: COPPFR q SHEET Iron. HIRE.

HOLLOW JAPANNED, BRASS. WOOD WILLOW
WARE TABLE CUTLERY. Sc sc.
II A. always on hand plentiful supply of COOK
IL ING STONES 81 all sizes and patterns.
Country Merchants would DO well to give his TIN
WARE trial. it is made II the best Material and
offered az low prices for Cash.
,I1cly01. Feb Il. 1s57. 12-lv
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.Idn,inisfraIOr,s .I;oIiol.

UvHEREAS. Letters of Admini,tra-
w ton. on the estate Of JOHN WAL
Ton. deceased, were granted to the UNI
dcrsirncd at the last November term Of
the Probate Court of Newton eTountv.
MiSsi,sippi: now all persons having claims
against the estate Of said decedcnt ara
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time prescribed by law. or they
will bo barred.
WILLIAM WALTON.
administrator.
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embracing the usual variety suited to the wants Of the
Up country.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE CUTLERY.
in fact everything suited to the country trade or ustl-
ally found m up country stores. He VIII sell at
MOBILE PRICES FOR CASH
with the freight added which is an that the most ex
stsuug customer could demand.
His old friends IN smith county and the bacl conn
try generally, bringing their cotton to peSoto Will
md 10 TO their interest to give him n call H. rds
himself 20 sell them goods for cash or in exchange
for cotton on as good terms A. they can be bought
anywhere Ou the line Of the Tuad-at Euterpr-r or
any other place. His motto will BE-
QUICK SHES AND LON PRICES"
and D." = determined to please He respectfully soli-
cts a share Of custom. RpBT b. VEINS
BtsJta. March - 1855 40 -
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DIR. HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GER MN RITTE RS.

" ILL ii II " ALl1 q hE
Ltrcr Complaint Lhspspsir JuUsiica Chrome N'lrulS
Dohhtg, Diseasrs u me- EiiHstE, and AZ its-
arising from disoricroI
LircT or St91Gch
OUCH o. Constipation, Inward Piles. Fulle-~ n
- blood 70 the Head. Acllty 81 the stomach. Nausea
Heartburn. Disgust for Food. Fulne~~ ur Weight ID
th, stomach. Sour Quotations. sinking or Futtouug
al the Pit Of the stomach, swimming "f the Head
Hurried and Difficult Breathing Fuuerug 40 the
Heart Choking or SulirBuuE Sensations when I'D "a
lying posture. pmnUss OF Vision. Dot, or N,b- h,-
fore the Light Fever and Iull Pam u the Head. Do
hciency ofpcrspirafou. Nclluwucs- of the skin and
Eyes. Pain IN the Side. Back, Chest. Limbs &r- sud
den flushes Of Heat, Burning 10 the Flesh Constant
luiagluIng> nf Evil and great depression 81 spirits.
The proprietor- in calling the attention of tie pub
Ec 'p ths preparation. do with feeling nf the ut
most confidence m its virtues amt adaptation 60 The
diseases for which 30 j. recommended
IL Is no new and niried article. but one thHt has
stood the test Of ten wears trial before the American
people, aud It's reputation and sale unryallyd by
any similar preparation eXtlnt. The testimony m il
favor given by prominent and wellkuown Physicians
and individuals IN all parts II the country hmm .u-e
and careful pcrusal Of the Almanac. published 1u-
nually hy the PROPRIETOR and 20 be- had gratis Of any
Of - Agents. cannot but satisfy the most -atVtir
a. bis remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
It has Uhllned.
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IUUU 0 Tlrne Fxr. and Gi5Io brlnds IN .,6ra
landing ana 20 arrive.
We dead largely n al kinds Gf FLpT- From the
annru"ua-t aud cheapest 70 tuc best qualities If Ey-
.rl Huua--TAlrh enables 10 sell ~ the very low
est figures, and M "a small advance
aU->msIl profits. quick and heavy sales y our
motto.
We invite the attention Of purchasers 81 Flour to
ouT stock and prices
Every barrel az Flour we soil We warrant rep
resent, 90 % .il'ItN and sweetness.
Flour ruJ uo IN = barrel hays. 2iiy lhs in do. 20
lu-. H. DO. lbs: and in harrels- all neatly la
bti.a and 10 fine shipping order
'Ur articles are ALWAYS fresh ground. and made
from tho best grain 70 De had m the market
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I'VE undersigned will sell her Plantation. eight
Il mlIr- norm 81 Pauldtug, and known o. the Asa
NoodWTd place, on acc1nnodgf.nr terms Tho
tract consists II 20 acres with some one hundred
acres 81 clcGed land. good water and other convent
ence-. For terms apply 10 the undrr- gUed or to
Mes-rs. shannon street. at Pluldiuc
SUSAN Brady.
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rrom Wnahinrton.

Wlshugiaa. nov. 2D.-rhc Washington
Stats Of this morning SAYS that France
and England are preparing to erect the
islands Of Cuba aud Porto Rico into a
semi-indcpendent monarchy.
The plan proposes a certain rental %
bc paid from the islands 20 England and
France. in consideration of which those
Governments ore tn assume the payment
of the debit Of the islands, and guarantee
them against an annexation 90 tho Uni
ted States.
The Government has received di-p1tchc,
from Japan. which state that ~ Ilacko.ad
lIaptul abundance of coal can hc obtain.
cd az the rate Of AK dollars Tor two thou.
sand pounds
Col. Sam. Medary telegraph chat h'
viii accept the Govcrnorship of Kansas
III formally rendered hy the President.
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SrocE Az ruE Sr,rE FAR-Imye Pictms
We understand that at the recent State
fair ia Jackson. our respected fellow
sounty.man Hon. b. PicgrNs, took the
trst premium for u colt which he exhibit
sd. and the second premium for his blood
"a stallion. Bucna Vista We are glad TO
know chat our portion Of the state came
In Cor some SHARE Of the honors 20 be- dis
tributod and The pleasure is not lesscncd
Psi The f,ct Chat county-man Of our own.
who s. 20 highly respected at home. should
have hecn W. immediate recipient. We
congratulate Che judge upon the succcss
which = attending him In the quiet and
interesting pursuit Of agriculture and
siock.raisinF Co which be Is devotins him
self After having for = long time occu-
pied position on the Circuit Court Bench
OF cur sister staie, Alabama, Judro r.
several years ego. woaried with the re-
srau.ihiHtiss and lalors Of public station.
came a,,d settled n retired portion Of
th- county whore he l. engaging himself
IN che pleasant and useful pursuit We
have mentioned. The same judgment
and sood sensC-tho same resolution and
the capac.ty understand what he under
takes which made him one Of the best
and most acceptable Judges that ever sat
ON tho Bench Of .tlahama renders hiu
nowh scientific and successful tiller Of th,
soil. and enables him 20 raise stock which
are declared 10 Do the finest N the State
Long may Dc live amongst us enjoying d
be now does. tho esteem and respect %
allclaecs OF hia fellow-cititen and afford
inethem on example OF the influence sns
standing which intellect, allied % probI
ty. moral worth and elevated bearing
brings 60 che possessor. IN saying chi
much We hope that We DO not intrud
upon The retirement which we know
Judge PickrNs courts.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27

Tur NicArtgrA EuguANrs.-fhc Mic
arirua Emierants. assembled In Mobile I'M
der the auspicos Of tho Nicaragua Emf
aton Company, and ready Tor departure
to tbat country. have boon detained by
the refusal Of the Custom House Officers
ouauta clearance 20 the vessel on which
they expected to GO. AZ last accounts
they were impaticntly awaiting the in
slruaims 20 De- sent from Washington
toths Ciston House officials.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27

Tho Albany S'aiesmdn. alluding 10 a
candidate Cor Office. who was defeated in
that city. says he had such an itching for
Office that his friends concluded toscratch
himl
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27
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