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The state OF .uiSSisSiDDi,
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WAYNE COUNTY.

W Al Nh AOl MY.
To John Mclaughlin, and his wife, -
Mclaughlin, heirs of EDWARD Nc
LAUGHLIN, deceased: To Albert Nc
Laughlin, Erasmus Mclaughlin and Sa-
rena Mclaughlin, minor heirs of DU-
GALD MCLAUGHLIN, deceased, and
all other persons interested in the real
estate Of Edward Mclaughlin, ST., de
ceased:
NOU are hereby notified to be and per
II sonally appear at Special Term of
the Hon. Probate Court of Wayne county,
to be holden at the Court House thereof,
on the second Monday in December, AID
1858. then and there to show cause if YOU
can, why the prayer of the petition of Ed.
ward Mclaughlin, Jr.,. al, to sell the y.
+. quarter of Section six, TO- of Township
seven, a. in Range four, "a, West; the
+. half of y. w. quarter of Sec. six, Is, J
in Township seven, a. of range five, (5,l
West. the West half Of y. W. quarter
Of Sec. six, (6,) in Township seven, a. OF
Range five, West, and 5. +. quarter Of
Section six, Co. of Township seven, &, =
Range FIVE, 81 West, should not be grant
cd as prayed for in said petition, and suffer
such things as shall be considered and or
dered by the Court aforesaid, in the pre-
/ misses.
| - Given under my hand and sea
SEAL Of office, this the 9th day of No
| Wv vember, A. ID. 1858.
JAMES W. BOYKTN,
Probate Clerk, W. c., Miss.
Nov 12 1873 5-5t
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A New YORKER, ) ELECTION Rally.


ssFAxoN." the inimitable local" Of the
Buffalo Republic, gets off the following
..loadv last Tuesday on his own account:
VOTERSl
Only a few hours viii intervene before you
will be called on to exercise your rights as
fr--raen. and al the baLot-box state your
prefcrcnces for rulers and officers.
BE PREPARED!
DON'T WEAR YOUR BEST CLOTHESl
Patriotism doesn't require the sacrifice Of
your other clothes for the sake of the
roll. Up YOUR TROUSERS AND co GNi
VOTE EARLY
VOTE FREQUENTLYlli
VOTE OFTENtg
KEEP on NuTiNGI!i
When YOU get well known at one Ward,
90 to another, but vote manfully, and
for whom YOU like, and irequontly-we
insist frequently
DON'T VOTE FOR GENERAL JACRsONi
For he is dead.
RALLY RALLYli RALLYiW
TO THE POLISt
Saveyour country Hayeyou wives and
children? Vote that those orphans may
eniov hereafter the political privileges you
are cnioying. and let not the traitor and
the treason strike them down. IL they
40 bit. hit back-om whole human nature
calls on YOU to hit back. We neod not
suggest hitting hard when you hit.
See that the infrm are brought to tho
polls in one-horse wagons. Don't put the
beggars on horseback--wc need not remind
our readers where they will go.
VOTE UNTIL sUNDowNi
DON'T LOSE A CHANCEii
| PIT IN ALL THE VOTES YOU CAMEL
| GO TIT 60 TT Got ITt!i
Swear in your votes IfyOu can't sweal
your votes in, swear at the inspectors o.
the election. Have a swear at some body
at all events.
VOTE ALwAYsi
Never mind your dinner or supper, bu
stay at the polls and vote.
| Drink CONSIDERABLY
Tho more you drink, the better you vii
feel. Moreover, the candidates pay for thu
liquor. See that there is nothing left over
therefore.
In conclusion, we would say,
CONTINUE VOTING ALL bAYiit
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Tur TAnLEs TuRSEB.--Wo published some
time ago an account Of the trial, at Nash
vile Tennessee. Of Rev. J. r. Graves. better
known a. the author oftho =" Iron Wheel"
and leading man in the Baptist Church.
The charges preferred against him were Of
the gravost character-slandor, willlul ly-
ing and unchristian conduct generally, be-
ing among them-ond they wore sustained
by considerable majority Of the members
Of the church. Before the vote was Ia
ken, however, on the charges he, with hi.
friends. aminority, withdrew, and declared
themselves a. church, refusing 10 reoog
Mise the acts Of the majority.
We nov learn from the Huntsville indie
pendent, that At the meeting Of the
General Association Of tho Baptists Of Ten
messed. held in Lebanon last week, thai
two delegations nom Nashville presented
themselves, when the Graves branch wa
recognised a. the true church, and thos,
Who had expelled him were rejected
whereup0n Graves was unanimously elect
ed Moderator Of the Association.
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FRE NEAR DESoro-The dwelling Of
MR SAuuEL RnLEY, near DcSoto was de
stroyed by FIRE last week. The Quitman
Advertiser says that he and his family
were an at church in DE Soto, except four
children that were lcft at home abcd. The
Ere was accidental, originating from the
chimney, and reached the roof without
arousing the little fellows, which was for
tunatoly done by the explosion Of a gun
that hung In the rack The eldest was
aroused by the explosion, and had barely
time 10 arouse his little brothers, before
tho roof fell in with a powerful crash, and
cnvelopcd in flames the beds where a mo
ment before, the little fellows had 20 snug
~ and unconsciously reposcd.
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DY virtue of a decree of the Probate
I'D Court Of Covington county, Mississip-
pi, the undersigned, Executor of the last
will and testament Of JOHN +. NORRIS,
deceased, will, on Monday, the 18th day
of December next, within the legal hours
Of sale, proceed to sell, at the Court
House Of said County, to the highest bid
der, on q credit till the LIST day Of January,
1850, the following described Lands be-
longing to the estate of said decedent. to-
wit: the y. +. quarter of S. W. quarter,
and $. half of n. w. quarter of Section
No. "a, and S. half of S. Z. quarter Of Sec.
No. Is, Township No. 6, North of Range
No. Is, West. Also, an interest of one
half Of tho W. half Of the S. W. quarter Of
Section No. IA, in Township No. 6, North
Of Range No. l6, West, lying in said coun.
| ty, and containing in all 240 acres.
Bond with two or more securities will
| be required of the purchaser.
G.. +. ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
Nov. l3. 1858. 5-It
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Executors Sale.


TN pursuance Of decree of the Probate
i Court Of Jones county, Mississippi,
made at the October term, 1858, thereof,
the undersigned, Executor of the estate Of
ISAAC WADE, deceased, will, On the 10th
day Of December next, proceed to sell on
the premises, and at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on credit of twelve
months from the day of sale, all that GER
tain tract ofland, situated, lying and being
in said county, to-wit +. half Of ). W. quar-
ter; S. w. quarter of n. Z. quarter, and Z.
half Of y. W. quarter, all of Section nine,
and a portion of Section sixteen, all of
Township eight, North Of Range thirteen,
West.
Also, SIXTEEN SLAVES, linen, wo-
men and children;) Oxen, Wagon, Cotton,
Hogs, Cows, one Mare, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. The
purchaser or purchasers Of said property
will be required to give bond with approx
cd security, for the payment of the pur,
chase money as above specified.
ID. NJ. SHOWS, Executor.
| Nov. I3. 1858. 5-tds
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w HEREAS, Letters of administration
w on the estate Of WILLIAM CHAP
MAN, deceased, were granted to the I'M
dersigned, at the last November term of
the Probate Court of Wayne county. State
of Mississippi: Now, all persons having
claims against the estate Of said decedent,
are hereby requested to exhibit the same,
and have them registered according to
law, or they will DO forever barred.
JAMES A. CHAPMAN,
THOMAS CHAPMAN,
Administrators.
Nov. Is, 1858. SGT
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"HEREAS, Letters Testamentary Of
w the last will and testament of ELL
"a E. MCDONALD, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned, at the last November
term of the Probate Court of Jasper coun-
ty, State of Mississippi: Now all persons
having claims against said decedent, are
hereby requested to exhibit the same and
have them registered according to law, or
the same will be forever barred.
ARCHIBALD PREWIT, Ex'r.
MARY PREWIT, Ex'tx.
Nov. Is, 1858. set
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"HraALn or ruE Sorru."-Wc omitted
10 mention IN our last that our friend Col.
BsvNErr, Of the Brandon Platform, has uni.
ted with himself in conducting that paper.
W. r. SrrAEs. Eco. and that its name has
been changed to the Herald Of the South. /"
Mr.. Spears Is represented a. agentlcmen
Of hne abilities. and well calculated to
give increased interest 10 the paper. The
two viii make a strong team, and will
render the "llcrsld Of the south" one Of
the efficient champions ofSouthern rights
and democratic principles in tho State
They have our cordial wishes for their sue.
cess
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JASPER COUNTY.
To the unknown Heirs of JAMES LONG
GAN, Deceased, and all persons inter
csted in the settlement of the Estate Of
said decedent:
NOU are hereby cited to be and perso-
Il nally appear before the Probate Court
of Jasper county. Mississippi, at the Court
House in Paulding, on the first Monday
Of January next, then and there to show
cause, if any you can, why the final ac-
count of Jared Watts, administrator of
James Longgan, deceased, should not be
allowed, and decree made thereon accord
ingly, and further to do and suffer such
things as shall be considered and ordered
Given under my hand 40 "a
SEAL )of Office, this 10th day of Novem.
M S/bcr, A. ID. 1858.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON, Clerk.
NOv II 1853 ST
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Miss WArKISsoS's ScuooL.-We take
pleasure in noticing the aourishing condi-
ton Of Miss WArKtSsoS's school Cor youna
ladies In this place. We learn that she
has q number Of young ladies. daughters
Of wealthy planters. a. boarders and pu-
pills also, several from Mobile. where she
taught successfully for years; together
with a goody number Of day scholars Of
our own town. There could be no hotter
place for the establishment Of a first class
boarding school than Paulding. Il j. a.
healthy a location AZ any in the world l.
retired, yet easily accessible by railroad
and stage. and Is entirely free from all in
centivos to idlcness. extravaganza or the
frivolitios Of fashionable life. We hope
the perseverance, and energy displayed by
Miss WArktSsov in establishing this school
win be rewarded in a proper appreciation
by the public Of the advantages il offers.
and in an abundant patronage.
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ACENowLEpGNESr.-Our friend +. j
GoonE Esq, Of Monticello, has wandered
away on 10 Massachusetts,, and sends US q
copy Of the Bos'oH Crria, published IN,
day after the election. II l. said that bad
news travels fast, and that We suppose ac
counts ior the fact that tho C5urisr is ena.
~ ~ give almosl The complete returns
of ths election che day amer tho Young
took place.
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n%-Gen. Wssp, Of savannah, who was
President Of the Cincinnati Convention.
has been appointed by the President Min
istcr 10 Sardinia, in place Of Mr.. Jouy NJ.
p,vut, who viii return home. and We
hope resume the Editorial chair Of the
Richmond Er4minrr.
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BUeENEH a Cnrur-Plantcrs Country
Merchants, Physicians and Druggists, will
End their interest by calling on. OF
sending their orders 10 Mcssrs. BrcKNrH
Cauur. Vicksburr. when they need any
thing in the way Of Drugs. Medicines
Paints. OILS, &C., SC. They conduct a
large establishment, and are high toned
honorable gentlemen.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
6 R.W.1.F BITTERS,

WILL EFFECIUALLH CURE
Ltrcr Complaint, Dyspepsia JdLdce Chronic Nerrou,
Debility, Diseases Of the EtdHeys, and all DIS
cases arising from disordered
LtucT or Stomach
OUCH as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF
- Blood to the Head. AcidIty Of the stomach Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight In
the Stomach. Sour Eructatons Sinking or Flutterng
at the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart Choking or Sutfocating Sensations when in 8
lying posture. Dimness Of VISION Dots or Webs he
fore the Light Fever and Dull Pain in the Head De.
hcency ofPersplration. Nellowness OF the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C. Sud
den Flushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant
lmagInings of Evil, and great depression Of Spirits
The propnetors IN calling the attention of the pub
lie TO this preparation, do with feeling Of the ut
most confidence in its virtues and adaptation to thu
diseases for which II is recommended
1t is no new and untried art5~..E LII
any similar ,fvf--.-.-, :. The testimony in ii:
favor given by prominent and wellknown Physician.
and Individuals in all parts Of the countryis immense
and careful perusal Of the Almanac, published an
nuay by the proprietor and to be had gratis of any
Of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptcR
that his remedy Is really deserving the great celebrity
il has obtained
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HsAtru or MonttE.-The Mobile Board
Of Health have declared the yellow fever
no longer epidemic, and given notice that
absentecs and strangers may come 10 the
city without danger. The Adrcrtscr gives
the total number Of deaths during the
season al $50.
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Tvs Missisurrt MrnRoR-ls the title Of
new paper. which takes the place Of the
Gallatin Argus. Messrs. McRae 4 Power
are the conductors, and the paper in odi
torial ability and mechanical execution
IL highly creditablo 10 those gentlemen
Il i thoroughly democratic, and we wisl
Il an success.
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EYaFELAs.-A correspondent Of the
Providence journal says that in ninety
nine cases out of every hundred, cranber-
ries applied as a poultice will efiectually
cure the erysipelas. There is not an in
stance known where il has failed to cure
when faithfully applied before the sufferer
was ina dying state. Two OF three appll-
cations generally do the work.
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10000 Choice Peach Trees For Sale.

THE Subscriber has spared pains or expense in
i collecting the finest varieties of the Peach for
propagation, from reliable Nurseries in Georgia, Ala
balna and in this State and has ready for sale
about 10000 Young Trees. among which will be found
the following favorite varieties, budded or engrafted
from bearing trees. viz; Crawfords Early, Crawfords
Late Admirable Early, Admirable Late, Early York.
Lemon Cling, Large Early York, Thorns Cling, lel-
low Rareripe, Selby Cling, Early Vineyard, Danny
Cling. Heath Cling; and also many other varieties
budded or engrafted from trees not yet in bearing
with
Orders will be promptly attended to, and the Trees
carefully taken up and safely packed and forwarded
TO any station the Railroad at 25 cents per Tree
| 500 per 100 Trees, packing materials and freight
| added
Planters drafts at 60 days their commission
| merchants at Mobile will be taken for Trees, If de
sired by purchasers -
| Peach,oood, near State Line Station
Wayne Co.. Miss, Oct. %, 1855. 24t
| Aa-The Chickasawha Advertiser Enterprise Week
| ly News and Lauderdae Republican, viii please in
1 sert for four weeks
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Land for sale,

T OFFER for sale on reasonable terms 40 acres Of
Il Land in Smith county, lying nine miles northeast
Of Raleigh 900 acres cleared and in cultivation, good
buildings gin house, all necessary out houses, &C &c
This land 4 well wRtered with never failing wells o
water. conveniently located.
| will also sell 100 acres Of first quality Of Blach
Prairie Land, in Jasper county, lying three milet
southeast Of Garlandsvllo, 100 acres in cultivation
and good buildings on the same
Terms bf sale 20 suit purchasers.
Addresk the undersigned at Plneyille, Miss
GEORGE d. DAVIS.
p,aaJ1sl6ept Is, 1858, 6o-d
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So Among the gentlemen relieved
from the penalties Of the duelling act by
a bill recently passed through the Legisla-
turc. were General WtLLiAu II. McCAapLE,
Of the ViclSsburg Trpc lSputkron. Colonel
J. NJ. PAuruDor, Of the Vicksburr Wkig,
r.. n. PuRbou. Eco. Of the Jackson Eagle,
n. W. MUIR. Tnos. WAtroS and WALK
M Baooxr. Esqs., Of vicksburg.
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MEDICAL NOTICE


LII persons are hereby forewarned
n 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,
nv 1859. Having traded said note, and
the consideration for which / traded il
having failed, it is still justly due to me
The maker of the note is also hereby no
tilted not to pay the same to any one ex
cept myself.
JOSIAH WATKINS.
Nov. G, 1853. 4-Sw
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nsy- We had hoped 10 be able 10 lay
before our readers the report made by the
Mississippian Of the speeches Of Messrs.
Lamar and Singleton. especially the lat
Ger. in our present issue. But they have
been unavoidahly crowded out. Our cor
respondent Down Fast, refers 10 them,
and the Mississippian also pronounccs
them able. eloquent, and fully up 10 the
reputation Of their distinguished authors.
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Available Plantation For sale

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable Planta-
i ton, situated on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
(the Gin House being about mile from the Depot)
12S miles from Mobile and miles above Enterprise
and living on both sides of Okatibbeha Creek, in Lau
derdale County, Miss.
The tract contains 1880 acres-al rich Bottom Land,
with the exception Of from 20 to 80 acres Of Upland
About 400 acres of the tract cleared well dtched
and fine state Of cultivation. and 600 acres are
beted on large portion Of which the trees dead
noow. and the remainder will be by next summer.
This Land, has been tested is peculiarly adapted
to the growth Of Cotton.
The improvements are new and Of the best kind,
consisting Of good Dwelling House, comfortable Ne
gro Cabins substantial Gin House, Screen Cribs Sta
bles. etc.
The terms will be made favorable to the purchaser.
For further particulars apply TO Mr.. j. d. Shackel
ford the place, to the subscriber at Demopos,
Marengo County Ala.
II. W. REESE.
81 Ian
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Decisions or TVS HieH CouRr.--We
shall visit Jackson In few days. and cx-
poet b. make arrangements Cor rcsuming
The publication Of the Decisions Of tho
High Court Their suspension. as already
explained 10 our friends Of tho Bar and
others. was caused by circumstances which
We could not control.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA
Benevolent Institution established bV special EndOtop7
for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed
afflicted tCith Vir1lLent and Epi-


Benevolent Institution established bv special Endowment
for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed.
afflicted tCiih VirIllent and Epi-
demie Diseases.
FTNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the aw-
i full destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practced upon the unfor-
tunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, several
years ago directed their Surgeon as char
table act worthy Of their name to open a DispensaTy
for the treatment Of this class Of diseases, all their
forms, and 20 give Medical ddroe gratis all who APP
ply by letter with description Of their condition, age
occupation, habits of life, &c) and Of extreme
poverty, furnish medicines free Of charge. 1t is need
less 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 lst 1885, xpress the highest
satisfaction with the success which has attended the
labors ofthe Consulting Surgeon in the cure OF Sper
matorhda. Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonor
rhHa, elect, Syphilis. the vice Of Onanism or Self
abuse, &c, and order a continuance of the same plan
for the ensuing year
The Directors, a review OF the past, feel assure,
that their ahors in this sphere Of benevolent eor
have been Of great bene6btO the afflicted. especially
to the young and they have resolved TO devote them
selves with renewed zeal, 10 this very important
much despised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna, Semir
al Weakness. the vice of Onanism. Masturbatlon, o
Self abuse and other diseases of the sexual organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail Tin
a sealed enveope,) Free Of Charge receipt Of tw
stamps for postage. Other Reports and Tracts tl
nature and treatment Of sexual diseases, diet &C. ar
constantly being published for gratuitOus distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the ne
remedies and methods oftreatment discovered durin
| the last year, Of great value.
/ Address, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE
| CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
| No. 2South Ninth Street Philadelphia, PA.
| BY order of the Directors.
| GEORGE FARcHIID, Secretary.
Ana "A
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~ The advertisement headed Teach
or wanted. in another column, Is from an
excellent ucighborhood where a good sal
airy and a pleasant situation awaits any
young man capable Of "flling the bill"
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YaIua6le ChiekaSaVha Land For Sale.

WYILL BE SOLD, the I'D OF December, 1883,
w 70 the highest bidder, or before at private sale,
my PLANTATION, living in Wayne County Miss
within mile Of Red Bluff Depot on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad embracing about 1000 ACRES OF
THE BEST CHICKASAWHA BOTTOM, in a high
state Of cultivation, with good Dwelling House, an
abundance Of pure Spring Water Gin House, Barns
Orchards etc II il noted for its healthfulness, and
is celebrated for producing the finest Cotton sold in
the Mobile market
ON the same day will also be sold 800 acres, on
which il q set Of MILLS on one Of the best streams
in the State, in good Pnery.
Also, Corn, Provisions, Mules, Stock Farming Uten
sis, etc.
TEANs-For tho Land one-third CASH, remainder IN
one and two years.
REKERKNcEs.-W. ". Lang. Mt. Sterling, Ala c. ID
Lang, Clarke County, Miss; Boykn MeIae, Mobile
or j. B. Blllingsley, who lives upon the place
T. LANG.
octobe 2Sd, 1855 2-tds
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So We are indebted 10 our ootempo-
rary Of the Missisaippian Cor his valuable
Daily. from which we have condensed tho
report which we publish Of the proceed
inrs Of the Legislature.
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Drtru or an Ants MAN.-Tho Virginia
papers announce the death Of JouS NJ.
PArroS, Esq, one Of tho first intellocts Of
the Old Dominion. lie was 62 years Of
nrn
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L1Tlnber =! L1llllber u!

FVNHE undersigned have established one of EfiGLE-
j STON's PATENT DOUBLE CIRCULAR SAW
MILLS, with planning MACHINE attached. at
Quitman Station on. o. X. r. and will keep large
stock on hand of both Rough and Dressed Lumber,
and will also saw to order ut short notice. market
prices. Persons leaving orders with may RELY on
having them promptly filed, we can saw twice the
quantity Of a Single Circular Saw Mill To parties
building Houses, we will supply them with sash,
Blinds Doors, etc. from a Mobile Factory at Factory
prices.
Our terms are positively Cash, or short drafts on
Mobile merchants
We will sell the Patent Right Of this valuable I'M
proved Saw Mill by the single County, or State, or
will manufacture and put up the Mills on advantage
terms.
For further particulars, address .
HARTMAN EGGLESTON,
Quitman, Miss.