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manifested in this city on Saturday, at the
passage Of the bill for the admission OF Or
egon as a State.
A large crowd assembled at the White
House the President was called out and
made a speech.
lie congratulated the crowd upon the
admission of Oregon, and said, among 9TH
cr things. that expansion was in future
the policy Of our country.
The President said that towards alone
feared and opposed our expansion.
II.s prsaatpt BrrriUrb{gc'S .Npcrrh.-
Vice President Breckenridge was also call
ed out and responded in an eloquent
speech.
Upon the question Of the acquisition Of
Cuba. Mr.. Breckenridge said we talked too
much and did too little.
lie said that if such an island was loca-
tel al the opening Of the British Channel
England would take it. within ten DAYS,
peaccsblv IL they could, but forcibly if
they must. for have il they would.
lie was not in favor Of robbing Spain Of
tho Island Of Cuba, but lac would willingly
net with any portion Of his fellow-citizens
i'm usipr all honorable means to acquire It,.
Our Navy.
W.suI~croS. Feb. l4.-RVori ~ ne Ma
r.,y .mmipfs.-The recent report Of the
senate Committee on Naval Affairs says
we have fewer guns afoat in proportion to
our commercial tonnage than we had a
quarter of century ago.
The report says our navy, as compared
with that Of England. Is weaker than 1t
was at the close Of the war OF 1872.
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PLANrER AND MEcutNc.-We are in
dcbted to the worthy publisher and cdi-
itor. Col. JNo. J. WILLIAMS, for the Feb
ury number Of this publication Col.
William. having been compelled for the
want ct proper facilities az Jackson. to
have his printing done in New Orleans,
the appearance Of his Magazine is now
greatly improved lt !. as neatly cxccu-
tod a pamphlet a. one could wish to see.
The present number is wcll Gllcdvith val
uablc anil interesting article. Tor The Plum
tor the Mechanic, the Gar,l,ucraud Fruit
raiser. Tho people Of the State viii be
deeply ccnsurablc &C. They let thia enter
prise aurlish and die. They ought 90 -us-
tain Il with a Hberality commensurate
with IT, merits. 10 Is worth ten times the
subscription price tn any intelligent man
who will rrad il. Addrcs. louN !. WI.
HANS. Publisher and Proprietor, Jackson,
Miss. Price ono 81 u per annum in at
vance.
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NIorEN,E ANp ATTEMPTED LARCENY.-The
residence Of +. y. Clark. on Church st..
was entered az about hali-paSt 10 O'Clock
last night. by cloak thief Mr. Clark,
who was expecting the return Of his fam
lis from the fair, going into the entry dis
covered the man. who, Selling the cloaks
aud -hawl~ which were on the rack. at
tempted to make his escape. but was
caught by the clothes and in the struggle
dropped hi. plumber and broke away
Mr.. &. soon oycrtool, him on the pave
mcnt and laying hold OF him called 10
two men near, whom lac supposed to be
watchmcn. for assistance; one of whom
came up and struck himwith a slung--hot
upon the left temple Waterman Gibbons.
who was about block and a half off. hear
ing the call for assistance came up only
in time to pursue the villains, but they
succeeded in making their escape Mr..
Clark was taken up senselcss and bleed.
ing badly. but his injury. we are happy to
| learn, Is not dangerous, though severe
Had the blow fallen an inch lower il must
have proved fatal lie il confident that
hc can identify the man he had hold Of
| but has no recollection OF ever having
| seen him before.
| lT.tT- G-r.5.r.f ifs.f#-.ftf
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BloGRAruy OF GEV. QrrrvAN.-Col y. 7.
IT, ClNnoRSr. a few weeks ago, received
from the family Of Gen QrTuAv. all the
papers and correspondence Of that la
mentcd soldier and statesman. and has set
diligently 10 work preparing his bioera-
ply for the press. The work could not
have been con6ded to better hands. Col.
Claiborne is himself walking Eucyelo-
pedia Of the political and social history
Of Mississippi. and in writing the life of
Gen. QriruAN he will rescue from oblivion.
and cmhody in a permanent shape many
an interesting and important fact and in
cident connected with othorpromiut men
Of the State. and the states history,
which will be read and treasured by ON
people with the liycliest pleasure. View
ed in an respects, It is q most important
and useful TASK he has undertaken. aud q.
his capacity for lis proper performance !.
uudoubted, we may expect to see work
Of almost unsurpassed interest To every
MississipIian.
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uu CRANE-rhis gentleman continues
One strcessfu prleueo 90 Die electromagnetic and
chemical inlulsiion r1inent administering O. suf
f.rcrs by pulmosary ANA ehruue d.soriers with a
sucross whcb he peculiarly AMI exclusively b.a osu.
prom tho aureoas which has nsrked his career la
tlo city NJ New Orleans, fir number Ut years past
in numerous INSTANCES suaiehnE nom death and BE-
storing to ufs and health sufferers who, under other
treatments, might have gone prtmaiurcly 90 their
bong rest aud u lesa desperate eases Attending rcleI
and permanent rure-wc may safety call The intro
durhnn of hts soicnce now era Ia medicine. There
are numbers of people about new Orleans, now heal
u,y, hris, anil happy ~ any. who were ouoc in the
TOLLS of consumption, or aged before their time with
rheumatism 1nd other inHrmitics resulting from
p1.rona In the system. and who iroey own, tbcii
ronasiences require. that for their restoration they
indebted to nr Crane. and that they are satisfied
uo other treatment could have relieved them ~ thcu
peculiar inHruuos. q
rp all who Beet themselves he Che approaches tr
consumption. afflicted with amy other painful ant
permanent 1ilncnt which my battle Che orlnar,
ucaumeuts. We Say, sp 10 pr Crane, and e. 90 bin
without boss 81 time. eco and ascertain the nature %
bs treatment. and read tho ceruhrates of whicb b,
hst hundreds. many ~ them rom ruftus Of M.
highest stsndue. and eouehei in the strongest hn
saaas which harpucss and gratitude can dctite
pr Cranes Institute b. I'd No 10 &c. Joseph strpoi
New Orleans We refer 10 bis card ln another part %
onr paper
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WAYNE COUNTY.
EN Elizabeth Mclaughlin, and John
i Mclaughlin her husband. of Choctaw
county, Alabama: and to Francis Russell,
and Owen RUSSELL and to all other per-
sons Interested the real estate of WILL
LIAM RUSSELL. Jr.. deceased To-wit !:
the West of South West Sec. IL: Town
ship .. Range 4 West You and each of
YOU are hereby cited to be and personally
appear before the Hon. Probate Court
next to be holden in and for said county
at the Court House thereof in the town of
Winchester, on the ID Monday in March
next then and there to show cause if any
YOU can why the prayer of the petition of
James r. Russell, guardian of the minor
heir, of said decedent, to sell said minors
interest in the above described Lands
should not be granted, as prayed for in
said petition, and to allow such other or
ders and DEGREES rs shall be legal in said
Court
- Witness, the Hon. 7. II. Ma,
SEAL (pIER Judge of said Court, the ID
\06DMonday of January. A. d. 1889
Issued under my hand and seal of office
this the 9th February. A. d. 1859.
JAMES w. BOYKIN,
P,"jats Clerk pro- tam, Wnmc CO. Hiss.
Feb. 10. 1850 lS-5t
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WAYNE COUNTY.
To Arvin Moody, Gadi Moody. Mary Paul,
James Moody. Manuel Moody. Mary
Scarborough and her husband James S.
Scarborough Alaiair Moody. CYNTHIA L.
Moody. James A. Moody Manila Moo
DIV, Nepsev Norton and her husband
James Norton. Amy Mcpherson and
hcr husband Joel Mcpherson, Flora
McRae. Flora Mcdonald, Catherine Nc
Donald, Amy Mcdonald. Margaret Nc
Donald, Mary Mcdonald, Alafair Nc
Donald. Elmira Mcdonald. James Nc
Donald, of Wayne county. Mississippi /:
and Nancy Moody. wife Of Robt Moody,
of Green county: Gatsey McIlvain and
her husband Andrew McIlvain, resident
citizens of the State of Alabama: Stacy
Ann Mailman and her husband VIM.
II. Mailman. citizens of the State of
Texas: and Curtis Moody. Stacey Ann
Rodgers. wife of Johnson Rodgers. citi-
zens Of South Carolina; and to all other
persons interested in the estate of AN
Ny MOODY, deceased:
NOU. and each of you. are hereby cited
L to Toe and personally appear before
the Hon. the Probate Court of WAYNE
County, in the State of Mississippi, at the
Court House thereof. in the town of Win
chester, on the 2d Monday in March next,
then'and there to show cause. if any YOU
can, why the final account of r. A. Moo.
dy, Administrator on said estate. which
was filed in said Court on the % Monday
Of January, 1859, should not be allowed
confirmed, and recorded. and to suffer
such other things to be ordered and de
creed as shall be legal and right in said
Court.
- Witness, the Hon. 7. II. Ma
SEAL PTER, Judge of said Court, the q
~ 7DMouday of January, A. D. 1859
Issued under my hand and seal of ofiic,
the 9th February. 1859.
JAMES ". BOYKIN.
Probate Clerk, pro. tsn, Of Wa}7,c Co., HISS.
Feb II. 1859. IS-5t
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COOPER,
Executor
Jan. | 1858. l2-Gn
The state of mississippi.

l
To the Creditors and all persons having
any claims against the estate of ALEX
AMBER Mcleod, deceased, and to all
other persons in any wise interested in
said estate.
NOU are hereby cited that at the Janu-
airy Term of the Probate Court Of said
Wayne County, held at the Court House
thereof on the second Monday in Janua-
ry, 1859, James W. Boykin, Commissioner
Of Insolvency on said estate filed his re-
port of the.insolvency ofsaid estate: These
are therefore to cite all creditors as aforc-
said, to be and personally appear before
the Hon. the Probate Court of Wayne
County, to be holden at the Court House
thereof, in the town Of Winchester, on the
% Monday in March next, with' proper
and legal proofs Of Your claims, or they
will be rejected by said Court as spurious
claims. Herein fail not
- Witness, the Hon. p. II. Ma
SEAL PIER, Judge of said Court, the ID
wv Monday in January, A. d. 1859.
Issued under my hand and seal of office,
the 9th February, A. ID. 1859.
JAMES w. BOYKIN.
Probate clerk, pro. tlz., Wayne Co., Hiss.
Feb 10, 1859, lS-jt
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I
Bc1cOlcgt Institution a5SLo1 bg special ERl0Flent
for the Rcief Of the Sick aud Distressed,
afflicted nth Vrtlent and Epi-
dcGgic Diseases.
TIyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the aw-
/ ful destruction Of human life. caused hy sexual
Diseases and the receptions practiced upon the unfor
tuuate victims Of such diseases by Quacls, several
years directed their Consulting surgeon. char
table act worthy OF their name 20 open DispenssIy
for the treatment Of this cass of diseases, All their
forms, and 10 give Nsc1l ddif-e gras to all who ap
ply 10y letter with description Of their condition.
occupation habits of life &c} and IN cases OF extreme
poverty. furnish medicines free q charge Il is need
less 10 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 for
the ending January LIST. 1885 xpres the highest
satisfaction with the success which has attended the
lahoTs the Consulting surgeon In the Of Sper-
matorhua Seminal Weakness. Impotence, Gonor-
rliJ'a. elect syphilis. the vice Of oDansm Self
abuse, &C. and order continuance Of the same plan
for the ensuing Year.
The Directors, review Of the past, feel assured
that their abors in this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit the afflicted especially
selves with renewed zeal to this very important and
much desplSed cause.
An admirable Report on SpcrnatorrhRa, or Semin-
al Weakness the vice Of Onanism Masturbaton, OF
self abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs,
by the Consulting Surgeon. VIII be sent by nls On
q sealed enyel1Ie;l -. .t . =
sIanps Tor postage. Othcr Reports and Tracts on ~
nature and treatment Of sexual disease. ie A., a..
constantly bcmgpublshcd for cratuitous distribution
and will be sent 10 the afflicted Some OF the new
remedies and methods oftreatmen discovered urinf
The last year are Of great value.
Address, Tor Report or treatment. Or. GEORGE r
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associate on
No 2Sou,h Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTWEI.L, President.
George FAIRCHnD, Secretary.
Aug. IA. ISIS. s+Iv
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EINEI-nNnnN cnNS

FTHE undersigned, Agents Of C. F. MANToN, and 9TH
/ ct makers Of FINE LONDON GUNS and FOWL
ING PIECES beg to advise the reception Of a very
large and complete assortment of REAL FINE
CHAIN. SILVER STEIL, ANIMATED Steel.
FINE WIRE, FINE STU BIB DAMASCUS and STU BIB
TWISTS. assorted lengths and calihrcs, in and Of
cases. including those bored expressly for throwing
buck shot with killing force and certainty great dis
lance, WITH BUCK SHOT Mouths AND IMPLEMENTS COM
pLETE. Also, those with one and two barrels rhed
MINES principle, made expressly for bear and deer
shooting.
The reputation these Guns have acquired for their
JNRIY sLEp SHOOTING QUALITIES FTNIsH
lead the subscribers to confidently recommend them
a. among the finest and most reliable Guns sent 70
this country.
Every Gun viii be sold warranted perfectly free
from specs and flaws, and priced lower than one
could import a single Gun direct from the manu-
facturer.
In addition We have received complete aSSort-
mcnt Of MEDIUM PRICED. NICELY FINISHED, WARRANTED
GUNs, and through friends in England. are
prepared to execute orders for any quantity and all
makes Of Guns. HEATON OLIVIER,
Commission Merchants
20 Common Street.
Ncc Orle1lS Jan. 1859. 17-lv
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Eighth District.
Diseases OfGhe Throat and LHag s.
DIR. &. y. CRANE,

NHuSE succcssful treatment "a Diseases nf the
w Throat and Lungs rs the inhalation Of Electro
thetnical and Medical Aapor b. nov well known TO
- the only reliable aud philosophical process Of ef-
tctug cure, oven in those extreme aud desperate
ea~es which hd defiance To- the ordinary rules of
Pfarilccs has established n PERMANENT OFFICE
anu lN-tlIIIE fnr the thorough cure Of all Chron-
p and functnnal Diseases by means Of Nergnes'
Electro Chemical Baths, Galganism and Electro
Magnetism
For The convenience ~ those affected with Diseases
ol the Throat and iuncs and unable visit the city.
who desire consultation. n list 81 Questions has
been prepared and will he forwarded ON application
- Dr.C-
No. 1887. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
lnhaling apparatus. Medicines. ctc, forwarded
according 10 the descriptions received in each partc-
ular case.
A5-isticuts from the country can be acc0mmoda-
ted with rooms AZ the Institute.
Nee OrioaHs Feb. is, 1859. l9-ly COW
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Al lie presftts Church ln Eut'rprl-o. ON Wed
,..I., evening the t6th inst hy the Rev. Robert
NsIa-u Mr. i. W. 1EIttN Co MIS- Ni'T'nA BROWN
$40 uf Enterprise.
Al the res. isuea ~ %, brides mother in Lauder
l. ..rfy .p fl. Itth iu-g- hy Rev. Rulyrt NcIliu,
Mr. W. D. -T,taSs. ct Enterprise. Co. Miss NJ. T. CEoTT,
90 thr former place.
Atfa. I.uta Ut Vim Stewart Esd. Government
50. Mobile ..ine-bIy evening THE lsih INST ~
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Farir-Cdt Geo. ~ G1aes The advcr-
u,sment Of our oll heud cot. eso y Guyss. rospee-
uns che splendid Fruit uuraory ho has established
psar State tine stuon. u Wayne county. viii De- Do
served BY our rea,lers n another column. Colonel
t!,rss. = one ~ Che most skudl ami expercucedo f
uari.outun,lists. and u isB treat 30 any lover Of
Hna flui e yIst BE extensive nurseries at "rrarh-
aoasi" aHi napnct enc extensive amt chncu spler-
tons particularly In the Peach line, which DO has ar.
oumusiad and now offers Cor tho benefit ~ The put-
ne The Col. has spent many artte and useful days,
and having leured nom me more ardums duiies 81
DO. j. doyuUnr bic attention to the reiued and To-
faithful employment of raising choice fruits To
tus be has been emlnenty sueccsafut white his
wol known niasr.iy and high character ts gentle
man viii furnish ample security that those SWING
him orders will be- FAIRLY dsalt with iu au respvcts-
tst everybody tbat wshesio enrich their rdeus and
orchards with che descriptions 81 truit which be-
aH,rrusca. send 30 him 10 once tho tma or plant
iHu will SOON he past
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EtrrrioN. An election was held in this
county Inst Monday, uudcr an act OF the
Legislature submitting to the people the
question of removing the county -itc.~-
We publish the official returns. from
which twill Do seen that the advocates
Of removal were successful hya majority
OF 81 votes. We have heretofore saij
very little ON hi-gug-tiou. bat We deem 10
proper now to remark that the election
cannot bc considered us 70 fair test cot the
sentiment OF thrcouutv hcrJusr uic vo-
tors dill not turn ont. Tho vote foll short
near three hundred of the polling
strength ct the county. anil the falling oH
was priucipally-in fact almost wholly
in that portion Of the county whore the
people were opposed 20 removal We arc
unable 10 say what further steps will o.,
taken in the matter hut iorvariou. ru
sons. We hardly suppose that this cIcc
ton settles the question.
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Mruns. "A. n. srnAwuufncn a Co.--Nenf.
r.urr As.ai. " Is orisras.-we lesl uuiar many oblt
.,taus Is .ha Arm sf t1e ruucinsI ltiihnil and 81
ae.ani nianner IN shirh hey have aitenaed 90 ne
tuslneas n thrIr line Nhieh W. have entrusted 'o
ther care IN Nau nfiesns Their aeency So great
santausnce b. the coanify pFess e. theY ale heier
sstaantd eih me eIif ard ne merchants nan any
.anairf editor possibly can o. and can do De paper
uior, good In Nsg uriasns tatn ~ can himself fhsy
sfa s.ure raisiia husiuoaa Hinn. and oar hfethrun
af be rrsss ma7 hsre ao hesitation IN relying upon
tleu, - thn 0ifeag aHlsnG rhef establishment -
as huuiuus aisrled 10 rWiaaia publishers hut leut
...,.ia business rauaTIe.i an rfaref rfnrrles and
..it sfasi enaral lnf perseverance They ere haund
=. ....a..i saf az = aHaulf editor a. uIaaa them
~. .-auts Is Is tunaai both hHssif aad them. lut
.s.aaY h.nsun
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SuooEING rY.-Amoug the day
scholars at one of the female ,cminaric- in
this city has been for some time back 2
da-hing pretty woman. Yc-te,day the
chief ct police learned the fact and mott
fed the principal that this dashing young
pupil name-orat least that bywhich
She wa, known To the policc-was Mrs.
-. and that she was the keeper of a
notorious house of designation? The wo-
man can have but one purpose in going to
school. and that Is too horrible to contcm-
plate CINCINNATI GI-rGr.
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The State OF ,Iississinni-


WAYNE NOlNTl.
To all creditors holding cklius against hs Is
tate Of THOMAS COTTNGTON. d.
ccIsrd:
NOu are hereby cited to be and appear
Il before the honorable the Probate
Court OF Wayne County, next to be held
at the Court House thereof, in the town
OF Winchester, on the ID Monday in
March next. with due and legal proofs of
your claims against said estate. or they
will by said Court be rejected a. the law
direets-thc commissioner of insolvency
ON said estate, having. at the January
Term, 1872 IN said county. filed his report
on the insolvency of said cstate-wiich
will he taken up on the first day of the
next term OF said Court, the 2d Monday
in March next, as the law directs.
Witness. the Hon. 7. II.
SEAL NAPIER, Judge of said Probate
- Court, the second Monday i'm
January, A. d. 1859.
Issued under my hand and seal of of.
flee, this the 9TH day of january. 1859.
JAMES W. BOYKIN.
Probate elk. pro t,a., Wayne Co.
Feb. 70, 1859. lost
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CLOTHING.


Nos Is co Canal Street corner Of old I.,,o. &C..
NIsIV 6pi IAN u" l-e'ee street,
VTvT l,,,a inst ors,,l q ,..,,,.. r -,
w T,I1 apd Ujtg, Cytiiao az : . le ~ 81 iItsh
STYLES and patteTs whicb we ot,r az 81 @
Ion nrieas '0' 7''' at very
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or,s summit. IF new Goods I,aeri,,,,
il "a WITH ~, --latest ~ -, ''O cVsl'Ais-
= Rl5,., Francb cloth Frocly Co. 0i'
11inrad 40 Al 40
Diacz ana colored cloth psl,,ty.a,,l t-..,-..
~, Cssei1r,re Coats points INA Vs. y,b ~ an
side hands: black Frrncb cotb p;Iots az S51ilout
Ratlans sacks and tyercoos: Lone ma 's 81. ,,
C.i. Ia 9ssrrr psrI i-oisE .',ia snort cloth
M u r. - - = ,tt 'l - ~ various quaiues
b ccI @ si5 la c e 6sniSi1 I IaP,s
az 40 40 M w. e.
10 Union Cassi,,,er,. "A. PM o, w., -.
and without side bands Eiact Tnio 80, VIII
80, 60 pa,3ts ,rj y.st '''NA Union NSSslnleTe
Assorted Conds
White and Colonel Sl,irf- for 1,-r ,ra 49, n
rino Flannel and Canton FLANNEL ISnJarsy{r.s IL
Drawers Whiteand c5lorcd cotton ii SJ 8 anu
Cr,vpts Neck 'iigs Stofls Linen .ri en- IIJi
.bafs f,-,e I,a,var ami .l1tl, c.il, n
Tmhrellus Trunks. Nal.es a. 10 V'''
lpim Ruhbar Overcoats CioaLs poncboos 7
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sChtIarenss Rovs, a. Youth., r1..L,
Colored aud Rlac; cloth and Cassirners PaIs+
Frocktees Jackets panta oneand Nests Ciot,, Er,I,
Coats. Raaluns Sacks Oyercoats Talmas: BIacl[ ana
colored silk Vests.
y. B.-Our sizes embrace every age from FIVE vesyS
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EtgCrHickL CtocK.-The Ia.t oxford
Mercury speaks Of new astronomical
clock now In operation at the Observatory
Of che State University of Mississippi
THIS clock was invented hy the President
Of The University. Rev Dr. p. A.P. BAR-
SAan. and constructed hy Mr.. r.. IS. Rir-
CuE, Of Boston. who constructed tho great
electrical machine now in use at the OBJ
sorvatOry
The Mercury says Il is an Improvement
on al clocks that have been heretofore.
and arc still, used in Observatorie..-
Clocks now IN use are driven by a train.
and the pendulum i made 10 do a part of
the work-makiug the clocks imperfect
timo-kecpers In consequence Of the fric.
ton generated Ny the driving train. Tho
motive power IN the clock, a. in many
other astronomical clocks. Is electricity.
bat In this the pendulum has no work n
do and a. there Is no friction. the arr
through which the pendulum goes i con.
slant. and the clock j. thus made pcr
feet timekeeper
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi,
W. (s1,,,,4,-

The State of Mississippi,
Wayne County.
To John Mclaughlin, Eleinor McLaugh-
lin, Erasmus and Albert Mclaughlin,
and Serena Mclaughlin, of the county
of Choctaw,in the State of Alabama, and
to all other persons interested in the
real Estate of EDWARD McLAUGH-
LIN ST., deceased.
VOU are hereby notified to be and per-
Il sonally appear before the Honor
able the Probate Court, next to he holden
in and for Wayne county, State Of Miss,
at the Court-H House thereof, on the second
Monday in March next, then and there
to show cause, if any you can, why the
prayer Of the petition Of Edward Nc
Laughlin r., e, al as Guardian Of the mi
nor heirs of Dugald Mclaughlin deceased,
to sell the n. r. Of Sec. 6 tt, in r. 8
West; the FL Of n. WI ofSec. 6 tt r. 5
West: the Wa Of n. WI of Sec. 6, T. I
r. 5 West and s Z. of Sec. 6, Tt K. 5
West, should not be granted as prayed
for in said petition; and suffer such things
as shall be considered and ordered by
said Court in the premises &c.
Given under my hand and
SEAL lseal of office this the 10th day
\-)o of January 1859.
JAMES w. BOYKIN,
Probate Clerk, Wayne county, Mss.
Jan. %, 1859. lost