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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

k0ScIrsEo CHEoyIcLr.-Mr WuLr,v A.
RoRERTsoy, formerly Of this place. and
connected with the Clarion. has taken q
proprietary interest in the above paper.
and assumed its entire editorial marao,-
meut. He Is well qualified for the posi-
ton, and has our best wishes for hi. sue
cess
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

Tvs E,sv Gan.--ra. mers OF che
r,tl - pksr.ak. 20 Eana have
boon Elm.r.I ts fh. Superintendent or
tbt Mint &. pbnfsIrha. who Gays tHat
i.n worth rs. ru ounce. which b more
chen tle California eld D. worth.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

srictbE.-F. VI. Young ESQ an esteem
ell citizen OF Cherokee county, Alabama,
residing near Gadsdon. committed suicide
Q few days since By stabbing himself with
akniie.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

The Charleston Mercury, whose oharao-
Ter one Of tbc cNsrem.st advocate %,
Southern rights and -cms'ir- Is won
known. ia opposed to Che agitation %. tle
lur -ion 81 ra-opouinr che African s.aEe
trade i1 .his Union, on the ground of
lis utter iup-ae.irao..ity and nisohi.c-
Gus tendency 10 divide the south on an
open question o. policy. whose control. .l
practicable, would ba in the hands of it,
guemie- in ,ao Union. and as question
likely % distract the public mind OF the
South from practical and pressing quos-
tiou- oi vital Importance.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22
Hon. wn. II. Hancock. Of Clarke.
Governor

3gNGaaaAa
Va. EpIrer As tus Slime is not Very
distant when % Democratic state cow r-
t..n will assemble .1 nominate r.udl-
d1te for Governor. 'He names 90. various
diatr-r'- .tr.u.l.ugu a.a being -g-rg-t-
col through tHe public prints. u g.uuac-
ti.n with lEl- high and important station.
AMONG tho .l.rrn. r.ffFcu# g.. NJ. e-
sI--lrr. entitled .r.. tgo.v personal reuu-
u,.t.u end high judicial character 10
t.o o.Gea alluded 90. the Hon. Wa. ~.
U,s,1cS. Of Clarke, occupies iu uy iuur-
u.ut o- nrau.uau, q position a- any. a
81 .daat O.. E.. Mississippi from his early
h.yh15d. Jud-, Hancock, hy his sound
sense, h,5 cordial and uupro.eniiu-
manners and A.s incompatible integrity,
. has -o established himself i1 che aIieH.i1us
and respect 1. the people that hc l. now.
beyond doubt the most popular man u
/ chat erfiuu %. the ~.ato--a fact which
I was recently ey.nrad hs Dis reelection To-
I the office j.. now holds chat Of Judge 90
/ the Eighth Judicial district lE alma.
unanimous vote. although wei,-au1vn
I and able competitor were grfayel areiu
Z him.
Iudg, Hancock comn5r1avslvayoung
| man. but 8s thr incumbent OF Judicial
position OF vast responsibility. ha mas al
} ready impressed ussE deeply upon
/ popular estimation. gy the display of a
/ spirit OF Independence and uUl.uchiuo
l irmuo-s in the performance OF It's iuuc
J u.l-. which. Joined o. stlict attention
I to fhg public interest. has achieved IN,
. him tho population of being as able and
efficient Jud-. a. ever grB,ej the bench
lt is only 90 De added that Judge Han
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STATE NEWS.


the Arkansas iGe. opposite Memphis be-
tween Robert II. purdom. OF thoJacl,-0u
Eaaie. and Victor W. Thompson. @. tas
Lexington Advertiser. .Ir. Iur.om. ae-
caurau 4 uv h.. tricuis. Or. Edward l7-
,.gm, o.. Canton. and DR.. j. z. IcAt.e .
OF Grenada. passed zap the river ye-tHr-
d.y. understand tina, SIR. T.. was the T.
ciaE .snriur usrty. which WAS accepted. Z
ari fre PAGES NAMED us tive distance. .
and pistols the velU1us.-I .r.tug Wig.
TOR w-a.urr UHaoE.-D W Ne
Rec E-4, h-s sold on This iournal-Tua- .
E-saE G.Ilat-r Miss. 90 Sir. :. ]. Ali
-1r. Who entered upon the d.scLa-rr Of
bisiuG. last week. ,I-. N-Rae. h'v.v-
.r. s.HI reueius connected with tha eii-
t7-al department. os .Aepauer.
to- CaI.J. A. orr. Of guic'.azEw couu-
t4. Las boon entered an asrilau. .e. .La
Governor hip Of Mississippi, Goa Che
Democratic party.
Ea- Our cr.rmr0ray of the Mi-si .p-
ri.. 2fia7 L. Frk-dsle, laa he.n r.-
commended o. the Democratic csuI.3-.s
tog Governor.
THr ufS7ro Par This paper. pub
l1bod st fernando. hes changed hands.
I.E. Slada raurr-. and VIM. $. ~.ada sue
c..ts 10 taemaa.-.ueutol ,ae paper.
fra-s.uI-rI .e..ty h.s been ORGAN
i-.j IN T.ag.h county. and W. a. Gray
elected President, and j.. Z. Roger. ssa-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

Gen. Henderson, the highest officer of
the United States marine corps, and the
only General in that service. died re-
Gently in Washington. He had been in
the service ffty.thres years.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

GEs,r FmEIS MErrms-Thc Momphi,
papers record the most destructive fire IN
that city which has occurred there e,- q
number OF years. Nearly q whole square
Of three story brick buildings in the bush
nc Taltof the city, was destroyed.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

4 iorcWNS DTTr.-When Seth cot
nome rom mackorr'Ing. la sought lis
,-a.ah Ann, aHdfoaud ,hat She the heart.
les one, had found another man. And
ta'n most awful ,irht he got. and F. hc
wen. away, and bound h.m-cl. -l CUT live
o3Nan Florida. Tie pinned upon Tie III.
o3S lands hc murmursI M the -,a los.
hl. axe grew heavy In his hlut-.nIi In tic
Wild wood shade. Nnuai.aa- II. l..
g''ryvhere. no mercy dill Ie get: .h ,
how terrible he'd swear. whenever IL ...
'i., Al last. departing %. relief gu.
"i-h;ns himself dead, he went into Oh.
-"''" apiece and Gu. Of hi, own head
thus died Uear seth
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

fa aw American have remained long
in Paris without hearing Of u. N.I.1siu.
who has probably done more than ans
man living .0"ards making known ia El
rone the resources oc this country. and IN
securing LTouean cooperation Iar olr
greatest wl.l.akin-s. lie is a- r-asau.
So The United states, the principal oliaa.
ai j. visit Doing the Investigation or tho
adag..1il-,y OF Texas for growing cotton
ana % ascertain how far the inra-.maa
oi European capital in Texan railroad
and other Internal Improvements m.-
Prove aHy. 7.ageous. Since the raria
and in riaY OF an increased Iulur, dc.
~ .rt Tor q. tor the HIGHEST iu-no.. / ara
ICLt.c.l authorities iu France h.r, Io.r
carefully Studying Texas: and Paris so--
sip hA, 1t that D. Valentine. who I.-
been extensively employed IN Credit 40
b.fer operations in the East. IS the aarrsl
itei agent TO investigate a new field al OIL
Grafton in the West-vrt.e
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FlllLl GROCERlIN C0yFTfTI0yFRITy, n

'i'hh Undersigned h0s now IN store and offers 70
.it Ni-tna- nl tHo.tlu- aud vicinity a choice
sJecH 81 FRESH FAMILY GGDnERIE~. Consisting
y Nii 'lt" LIZ l"rS usually Kept IN shat l.ue such
bacon, Z. TOUR, sugar, Coffee, Lard, Salt, Vim
esar, Pepper, Spices. &c. &c.
TIC mas al-o opened BAR, which vii ne kept web
supplied with tie best Liquors 20 he sold u qUes anc
orderly ct-t uIu-ss.
lie epeayuiv soASts the patronage Of the cor
u10Uv, helug determined to keep good articles N,
sell Jhen for a s,nali profit
] JONrs.
fHs5a'fP' JaV ~ leSs H-J
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Asarr or J. re. s.. p1l-J. r.S. r.tts.
Sheriff o.. rUy County, 30 e,lI lo Jer1..
lected. rubilb.fh.tys.ra .HcofC1ra-
hud iu which &c was mf., O. arroa-
tha. .ome of the re- rnc.ablo c.tsen4 90
Mobile were m colleague v..1 Gre cela-
bn.rt Wa.a CLAN, which, luuu.l.g Co.,
This ~u.mJ Ah.Hm r8mtara' gels
ase. Through .a. agency q. tba paranut
In N1bI. Implicated tr pts uuHl..
zion. .d. iuuJ flrr oG tllt rh.s have
found .Hle bil atl.u.thIm .or HU,.aui
ou tou..tau o. fhe Governor OF AIa
tut. ba Does t.au arrested carried %
M1.ua.j continued Ir lal To- aanit l..
uaL
Nr u.r.ts| UFrr.ras d, ..l e.e,ia.
IS e1r.. ra1I.ufortI. Philadelphia LoI
ror i..ri0.t tuc greeting a. JHj-s p5.s.
tutf b..t.o.i.r Senators on l. p,.a.
auee iu the s.u..r chambers
whom 1lr. Dunr'H. t1a. n. -,.tfu I..
-rurto thHuh .r tod ... Iners r.re ..l.
indications 'H tlFE ..o. e'lu..r. .Ua.
On BppllJl. but Senators. ,u'm. eirs.. vy5.
Cor tHe most rirt.J.J and .ald. OOtaH.
democrats who opposed hlu at lEa o..
session. bu, who cordially greeted him .
day. I oh..errI Messr. Hunter Davis
Clos Mallory Brown end Hammond
ui che Republican Senators thorr was only
NJ Cameron unless, indeed. Mossra Crit
tendeu and BEN we 20 Do included iu
that category
The Republican Senators. Of course
rnya him ,de cold shoulder They no
daabt Thought Of tlc llto canvass in Iii
nois
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

peauar qrv,s. -Tl,aestr a- Gen.
Q#rrtyu1 announced .n both Hon %
ofgme a1 ue Elh off rapury Ir
OH. lI1t.e ll# .uraueoura. was u-I.
p. Gov N.El- ana u1ube- 1f speeches
v.r uwe. u tla Senate c.l psY.
Gems I.auus sHd swr1s pronounced
eloquent sI'.H.H urHu che d7rartslh.rr.
We loI.I hove Boon ellj 90 publish rI
tbe. rH.e.Hs Dad oHr srsee allowed -
AtitH. la. ral.r win in1 on our fr.t
pl-e tuo touching aHj eloquent REMARKS
which thea ol ...Hl.J IRON aa.ar
ptsr ANA Gov NsHr.
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Ladies Mount Vernon Association.

LauAGa MOUNT vernon A8soCadI9us
The manner in which the working ma-
chiusry. 30 20 speak. OF this patriotic assoc
sociation Is ecusJucJe5. in order 60 r.ve.t
efficiency. aNd enable It to carry ont tho
object, OF it, creation. is perhaps wei
known to most og our readers. At The
head of the association Is q E.rrt Mis-
P,vrlA a. CrSSl>aHsv, Of Richmond
Vrliuia. who WIS tine originator of tho
scheme % purchase the home and tomb
Of Washington f1r the Nation. In the
different States are Vice Regents. who
are charged with the chief amusement
Of the collecting aud other affairs o. the
association in Their respective States
They have tie r1v,. ct apro'utraa-outs
70 cooperate with them in che different
towns and counties of the state. .u bring.
I'M. the subject 10 the attention Of tie
public. receiving contributions Ec.
The Vice Regent for th.s State. the
accomplished Isly ofoIr Ch.elMasi-trate,
and enc has shown trJe w5mauly zeal
and perseverance in di-chsra.ng the dg-
. t. which her position iny1.gr and we
orc r. to know that her efforts have
. been crowned with reasonable measure
/ ct success
I Mrs McWuLr Is appointing agents
for the several counties. Tor thiHcaw.r
she has selected as agent. the 1m'aa.e and
accomplished lady of the senior Lir1.
] ~ ,I,.. r.,.sr. and a-grl. Artrs himself
49,. .......-. ...... .,f.r..,.-
"
. CD say. t'1t td' ''''i.t'.", "'
. most iu3i-.1us.y bestowed ana o. EXPIRE.
tho --r..#.tear u.i.h fla patriot.
......5 10 ..... ,....- 81. ttfs county r-f-
'..'.... t..t..t.. ..r........, b., ,.-
'.'''''
. formed nave ."t 'A.. .--..- -' -N.-t g.
Tln,e hands. Iae following io'."r vl
...f.., ff.srs.-rs. az ta.., .u.fr4. and
.s..-.-.rf.. -.......,.........
say
r..... r,.--......--, 1.-s
30 Bite. HINF'> h. AhA'is' o. jasper 70.
] u>. great p."sr. u pointing
. en- Hg.n. %. .." .l..' .I'... '..I...
.s.' .'.H CD. .t' 4. p. ."' H"I = ..'"
N11 ".A U.. your s,. .. .i.N'
W t1ul county H q. "'..n .N. .IiN. .,"'
%. Aru.F .o .sH .I' .'.l'.l..e alg .l'.".
a...m.f.,l. W.. rue purchase o. ta.
auleH .a.r.. Noun. Vernon omjsa. D.
,Ar grove O.. "..a. s.'n.
.r-.. tr .. -....-
H-.y. s.w well NJ p...rr,. tar-s nm. No.
7 effort. IN .urtusrGu O. This noble r1u-
within .Ha limits "' u1. State. and in r1
o,''' ~ % s,.".y .,.',.' ..'. al
,r5t, ,i.i ,,s Ell r..,-.. fr.. f.. ,.,t
orin- ,1u taf. appointment. On. UIan,s.
and patriotism Of your county WI! b
m1d' apparent inF0ush your .aH.T.
81 'i, . -, ,.. ,.''. .,. - ~
one INV in sv.ry.df..T... O.. vou- conn.
whose duty 10 shall be 20 obtain none
IN her respective 9is,FI''' .n' MAKE
.,'',i'' .' -. -. :. ...
, and Won are r..ncrtarIIv requested :
= make a monthly report Of an the sutsoT
b bars' names thus obtained, and also 7.
1''' me t.l nom t, 20 '.. me-
, Ctrfr tprN-r HT.yvrTTT-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

Nur Dur.al.. o,r.r which lrs
ayr....l So Itfe t Htrrra., uuu Go.
>.aa uJ .u vlag .o many Southern
men h.e .#m .tu#ttt erneH H
b,g' rI#ei completed, uu1et abolition
lnlr01.. bn...u.H" ujru.a who o.
% I.v maI.a. r.1 Uese s.taIu.ssaJ
into go E.s l.e Vedis.. J..'..s raIe
application Nar. whore tLes wore rs.
caIE.l and $50 rne pUH.ue ...r ...
tes We av'tI.e f1 Know ff MONS
southern tulen.s tb.fs rt at Ille. ruG
iftagy lr. required o. aeo.irs, Wien aa.
teu. ss equals tues, e0.1rej gentlemen
.a...a=F - s-....
ErtnE Nf.uuat AtvlStr. W,
bavr received rom tbs rJ1lsh.r, 'r
O.rts T.. Fr.fg of Columbus, Miss. .le
thirteenth i.ae o.. o. wen known M.s-..-
srp Almanac. being iof the year ls1J-
valuable t1 Ns..s.ippians as contain
Ing a complete d.. Of an tho Federal.
State. and county officers within the State.
tbe Times OF holding the courts, and other
interesting focal information. Including
advertising pages, which, make up most Of
the book. &c $50 uoat volume bound .u
pepper. ot l21pascs.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

Nw THu orugr--A ncu Iaa. office
has been established aJ MtNajrs Mills.
IN C'ynseu county. o. which ErrmS
McN,u. IS rut 'la.l. s.r,IWU Olive.
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pr - 'A-.s;-ln addressing ,hi- com
-, - yo1' de-i'e' 10 'on2f'''' L''.,
+, -. ..ence from yoW c1.alnn, Y
~ .... oenaneialion ri = "'-
"l'ea seems to be- the 'i''.'.'
''' Oh more pgasses .A'A ono ~
u,
49,. ~ . oil ms p the canvass ri
-. .'...-''' rom ,he 'e-a''I...'- w.
I'e7'ioh ol ha,'i-.-.s'.l''' argus,
'1'' iha7.l.'.... rs '-e '-'.
''.'' d, issue before 'ha eoaA.'f NJ
-r.. ne .e.-- nee e 49,
-,r.. So '...'' ".'''' .'I .'
.:.- .',', on ms f-.- mon. ~.
-, ''''' 'he democratic l.-..
'..''.eAoa' ne i-ia..s 4. .
~, ''.. ''.' '.''' oeiiei IN ne 5Ia-n %. p"
= p .'.'.'oD5 contend =, ..1 2. ''-.'
e every ase g. tae ''''.'.---,-'
rom =. i. 70 the Ire-en. "rI-..s
IT'D VIZ" .- the iact t11- the h.n'.-.'.'
r A'" TIE repo .aly o. 81. l--. -'.- ~
% y. .N'H-e, and l-a r.' eNlHne"' r
.'......'..'n'l eover.'l.a- r ia- ,...'
'.s' '''-. d. nov st,n'- 0upo-ea ''-'' ~
'' -''..' .''lon OF BlaeA L.Eu'-a-.' " .''
...'-'-. swept the North a" .-A r '.7'."
y a....Io..on' from N'ra-an.a.. h.s 4.
''' wan. .A' 10 Gems To me o-I,''".. .-,
'.-..''.. ..-' o. suicidal folly i0. a'.
". OIL.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

Clrer I1.E Tho Board of
Police rarfHa County urt h.t saturday.
and tu conformity with tb- act of tbe L.
r.h,are appointed Comm. sion r. 10
hold au election CON- Coo question 1frcu1-
wing tho Court House. thc second Mons
j1y m February We lore th- people tu
sll r1r.s Of che County viii torn ont 90
the election. Jhat tbs v', OF Gle majority
mss He fairly ag.rtapaI
ON .lo uuo i1y au election sill g..
held ar County B.u-tr
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

p.B r1urnot. svilslv known merchant
Of Mobile. utl 100 tla' city on hlt sltur.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

HorsEuoLD WoEDS, EVERYWHERE, AND
ALL DAY LoNG.-"Lift up--you're on my
dress"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

Ear Owing 10 tho recent heavy rains
on Thursday night last. the hack running
from here 20 Union bad % return yester-
day morning
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PURTFv CHE BLOOD
C5mpound Iodifo al poi7S@T'>Q \

y .-Ltit jay. Is 70 progressive science. Thf
- ET',.L tglil., daily pH.s nth branches tlj es. 7
-#an .i-7s f-.-S-<-NA-4E ,-tt Consumption is al.
5ra"frg Tno-. artpll u - any o..sr rn1Irly. loLal
.a. variety uE r-u.t. ra la.f a,lsUa ~ l4tHt-I~.-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

What kind of doctor would drcL
make A Quack doctor.
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- nAih NA.> u.uc yellow aaI White, #1 Store
'C' aIAasuE. aHa so arrive. We rre ..t.s-on. Il,
N.hr I.,r-s quantities d corn. l..rgf, y. ...
Nf''> AND n sound loss; which rasl,.s Il. NJ ei5 4.
I'D. very lowest u.r Nrt prices
E1r,ulu IuycJ- look to vo.rr s,,+f-.ss,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

Trr Nlurr Fumrslas.-Tue leaders
of the expedition TO N.c1rrs. who re-
Gently departed from Mobile on board thr
susan. end v.fo returned have been ar.
rested by tie 4. S. auth5rilict The 1les.
curry says;
We learn chat Sc .erlav. upon affidavit
of Lieut.. caldwell. of the United sutss
Z .yenrs Gutter NoClelisnd, United States
aIarhtIC. 81. G1dbold arrested Captain
H Msnry. T.. "a. Mcdonald. and Colonel
bruno Won Etznef. on two separate char
re4 6rst. olstmct.ng the duties ot O. Y.
Snt.s Marine olHcrr. and second. for set
ius on loot an expedition iu breach 81 The
neutrality laws. The parties entered into
bond to appear before United States Com
missioner owen. 90 abide the result OF an
Investigation.
The Register OF Thursday says the par
tics. with tboir counsel appeared before
the Commissioner At the time appointed.
and we're bound over IN the sum OF $500
each, b appear and answer before the Z.
s Court. which meets on the second Non
day IN February.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

We 6ud the ioilovinrin the last number
Of the N.--is-,r plan. and take p.ossgr, i'm
Transferring it to oTr columns, az o .ss,
tribute tl ta, talents 1rd merits ct ono
of Che MOST worthy Cd. ou. l-".aru ,i.-.as:
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Feed! Tcedly Feed.!i
EEs'1'T-'F.'i

- VI Il ! 49, ~. SO Germ Oats WAcst Fran
.lp.,,s al. 3 .... ..-.. 7.lgiJ, eie.. ct's g store
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-22

NGW ESTlBLiSHNEHF IT DESOT0
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-08
sSlJ X,
Succession or Eioert W o 4 ,dec,,
kSTAEE 20 l3ogIsI4NA
3Parisl fof 0dachita,
y lath4 Disfriirf iI,nrt

sallstl pts lldachita.
y AM District Uourt,
snceession dr EI6ert w ood, decd
[sl virtue Of anforder Of sale issued
The dry out Of the Hon. the Dist
| Court, within and for the Parish Of
soaachita and State Of Louisiana to,
me directed Yill sell ut the late r.
sidence Of tile ceased, near nc Nat.
Eehftoc hes snaa and about IL miles from
Monroe, OHM olidaY, the 2Ist dav Of
november, 1859, Between the 3hsurs
prescribed BY law, to the highest bid.
der, the flowing described prone,tv
Belonging 10 the Succession Of Elbert
:svood, deceased, late 81 Ouachita
Parish, toswits ~ Y '''3
Phoebe, egro- woman aged ebo,,t
NY yeals Venus, a negro woman ares
20 ~ I Z Years.; Tilnan, a negro nlan
aged about e 80 years i; CLARK. anegrc,
man age about So Years: Amv
negro oman aged about IS Years and
Their Children; Amanda, d i1epro oirl
aged about 10 years ANDY. q no ST.,
'ooy aget abouts years; Frank, a negro
Doy aged abogts s years; Harriet. a
si Nc aged about SFyears: Emma
9 negro girl asSd about IA yenrs. Wi,
hs, q negro man aged about "a years
Five head ofsmples tfree head of
horses, six head Of tcattle. and th;rt,s
headNof hogs + unity
A lot Of farming utensils, a lot If
lblacksmith tools, - lot of househola
and kitchen furniture. Also e soe
bushels 2 of corn and 5000 lbs, of fo ws'
der, &c, &c. = ''' VI ioas
IeIRis Of ssale-for personal nroner,.
~, all sums under enc bundred d gonp1.'
cash and for all aims over that ol au,,t
,assredit sof u months-purcbasear. D ~ =,
furnish his note with personal secu,;t w.
to De approved by the Administ Ha,y
with per cent, interest from date ~
sale. For slaves one half cash and tho Us
balance on IL months credit, with w :
per cent. from day of sale secured Nv
mortgage on property and personal So.
ourity to be approved by the Adm; Adm; ie
y = All notes to be made PAYABLE
to a. =. Wood, Admir-, or bear1e %olo
Acts OF sale, before the Parish Re-.
oorder at the expense of the nnrch, s 1er
; ALLEN B. WOOD, Admir-,
oaachlta Parish, Oct. 10, ls5s.--sls
1NLh -
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QEyEn their i, services to The. in
hahi tsnts uf p9achita They &C..
prep ared 10 draft for and =
81 kihassof buildings. ~ haze
ls lIi NOR asns il their sppl oyment
and ieel sangline they, can give ufa.
equivocal Satisfaction 10 those, who
may honor them with heir nfdencss
~ orders s9mptly Attended to- ,s,.l
They wenM also announce, thss they
shave archased the Monroe, Saw Mil.
aud NIL be prev ted 10 I'LL an orders
for lumber affersfh 18th April 1850.
Monroe, Ia, March 1859. ",
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-08
EoraI ADVERTISEMENTS.
/. c A s TO r SP r I N G S,
.v51; GO miles ,eea Of Cblum5ia.)
CatahorIla Parish, La

Catahoslla Parish, La. HI
M RS. ANDERSON Il SON respectfully an
~ nounce to. their numerous, friends 4es5l1k
and all otherseekers ofhealth, pleasure HI
and recreation, that they have newly fit ln1
ted up their establishment at the CASTOR
SPRINGS and are prepared to offer better ac-
Communications than ever rs those who feel dis
posed to pay them visit The water possesses
the very finest medical properties, aas many
heretofore afflicted with dyspepsia, rheumetism,
jaundice, and other functional and organic
The Springs are situated Ia pleasant, health
full pine-valley region, with an abundance
Iof game. and every facility III be afforded to
! Aoss We delight 70 chase and kill the silver
ThsIoads are good from almost u my; point,
North, South East, or West. ,7a(S
NJ IheRI Dstk. Houses provided for those
INlSR "a the efficacy OF the water by
l. ling, and lac who desire amusements will
~ fepidhed ~ Ball Rooms, BAH Alleys, &c.
"a TN letdss arg distin6uisheif fSr their
slQns n 44piness and com
& \ AZ shaxges are more
I lefa snelt ri spl srsresort.
) I, iG4sros as, June 1853 d. I
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-08
n q 49, n 3.ssl
gu GE FA tI)rfgRY s|

y 3 undeI med kesp Esure III
ann6R to- tliei einhak 81
Ouachita and ID Dining paFlS fISas that
he IL letter prepared nov thanaevSr u
DO work ~ NE above line, having las
good OF letter work mef thar any ot,hcr
shop q ~ the State. Any person hasjig
Doubts tosthe above, can call ~ Iiis
shop and iua for himself He has,
copstantsy a. hand. and will MAXI
sto ordersat tbe short est lille notice
. CAR "a GE1ss A b IlQftafES
| every styls n & tn / hons csslss mi
anon Jersey w a6opsup "a & Emo Siosei
Coach, which Will Be made st,f asSsona.,,i
material and ano bistale. IA # ri
furnish bis customers VIA {iij e Dr
3donbles harness. at the lnostseasonable.
prices. ~
y Also Matchmaking done ~ every
description, such as Plough yoik,
Horse Shooting, G ana Press Irons
made, Machine work done. and also.
Vanhorn's Patent ssltivatoss made to;
Hasihg done work in the above line
ior hye years,in Monroe, ke feels COM
fiaent that t y can please sll Who may
o He has q large stock Of Materials a.
ways az hand, and can supply the trade
thscugR the country at rsasonablea
terms. e q ~,
u Carriages and Buggies made onspca..
sonsble terms, either for cash or good
twelve months' paper.
All acw work warranted I5montls.
J. L. HUNSICKER.
req. II, 1909. q Nv
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lRt r JGS IL
& GEO Moi EE 81 &C.
etiss, 9s'assiss. = ghsmiistsa

.JIANl on hard 4 fresh and saenaihe 4
III aupbly ~ Drug Chemicals, Paints, ~
.yarnish,4 OILS, 0iass Bt1shes and Per 14
Chemicals and Alkaloids, such a. Outline.
Morphine, 10, direct from the mannfactor -
ls0 Dental and Surgical Instruments and
Stationery Constanfly receiving an assortment
of Patent Medicines. Wines, @Rrandics &C., for
medicinal purposes. A variety Of culinary
extracts-all OF which we hope to be able. Is
supply eur patrons on tesns satisfactory to a
Jan. 70, 1889. ly5 II. Y