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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17

THE FATHER or HUMBuos-The hOllce o.
New York unearthed 4 precious "opeFator, !,
who, under the names Of Dr. HankInson ana -
DR.. Bland, has been living in elegance at NO:
~ Waet T'b;rfeenth street Nhere he carried
on . thriving business n dispensing love pow
Ar "A ohscene hooks lsecrsts for transmitting
the baser metals into sod. and other h6Hlcus
schemes, At great pscanAIy p pEonh 5nsIs lsre
rnrders. magic amulets, and . hydrant
rrhance iiowed the iountain Of youth, via the
Grotan Aqueduct The love powder, which
was to be held in the LEFT hand By those who
wished 10 win the affections Of any person Of
he opposite sex, consisted Of powdered slip
pcry elm, packed up in TN i6il. The gold
proyed to be a new composition called oreide,
worth fraction more than brass per pound
There were also charms for all sorts Of things
and against all sorts Of things against witch
crai, smallpox, children, and suicide-er
AIIinr IN love, for hlling ont Of love fura wis.,
. husband. lover, or . mistress.
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CooPER,s WELL-This Watering place IS
now full to oyerfiowing. If there is not di-
minution 81 the crowd pretty soon we are
afraid the chicken crop will be entirely des-
troyed. AT the grand Mask Ball on the 4th.
Ne understand there was perfect jam, and
ct an early hour in the evening, the announce,
ment greeted the visiters that the peas naa
gin out and s'tired natures sweet restorer''
must be sought elsewhere than on the COM
hrtable mattresses of the Hotel. Consequence
was-many young gents. had to SIT up ana
study history, or mediate on tne peauaitul
allegory Of Faro crossing the red C!-Ray:
naond Gazette.
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CoNsEoRATIoN OF BIsHoPs. = The foul
Bishops elect of Texas, New Jersey, Assistant
of Ohio, and Minnesota, having signifed theh
acceptance, the Church is looking to the con
secration IN October, and it having been sug.
gested that each should be consecrated in d
near his future diocese, the Church Journa
(EpiscopaD objects, and says
ave hope it will not be done. It will b
far better to have the testimonials Of the fou
passed early through the Lower House. thai
let the four be consecrated together in Rich
mond-a sight such as Virginia never sau
before, and would certainly rejoice to behold
and the four can Immediately take their seat
N the Upper House, and speak and vote dur
ing the greater and more important part of tn
session.
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NnrIcE


HIS i "a nsify the pubic that sometime in tn
i maath ef April or May 1859, r. NJ Hobsor
gave dns bill &. Henry Coony, for two hundred
and sixfy-sight deilars, and the consideration fo
which having failed |, IS bis agent, foreuarn any
person from tradIng for said due bill, as / shai
aot pay Il, unIess epmpelled to By law.
August '5e-4k R0BT. ]. PAINE, Agent.
SFATE OF MIssIssIPPig Circuit Court. LIST Dis
HIEDs COUNTY. June Term A. ID. 1859
NefY, frse woman of celsr, ct al.
vs.. No 10 Chan.
r. H. Gfinstead, ct al. cery.
F40tS day to-wit, the 34th day Of June A. d.
1859. came the complainants by their solicitor
and & appear ing TO the satisfaction of the Court
that Elias =. Grinstead, one Of the Defendants in
tti- esase, is not inhabitant of this State and
that he ordinary process Of law cannot be served
apsa him;
4 - theyefore ordered, Thai unless the said De-
fsnAanI Elias r. Grin stead do appear here oa or
before The next December Term OF this Court 10 be
holden at the City Hall in the City of jackson, on
he frst Aonday Of December A. d. 1859, and plead
answer or demnr ts the Plaintiffs Bill, the same
sill Be faken confessed rs to him.
4 = farmer ordered, That copy of this order
be pablished once week for four weeks Successive
b 10 tas sMississippian,' newspaper printed and
published in The City of jackson.
j. L.. AeMANUS, Clerk
- rrNrr ~
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ANOTHER SAM PAFcH.-It is stated in /
Boston paper that w. T. Aylmar, of the Lon.
ise wells, equestrian troupe. PROPOSES. Il n.
proprietors of the Goat Island will permit ths
construction of platform, to turn summer
sault down the bank into the water below d
Niagara Falls. From the description giver
Of the locality, we think It is the same wher,
the notorious Sam. Patch made his celebmtei
leap The distance Is over ITO feet and th.
place Is said to be the only one where sufi
eient depthof water and immunity from rock
will permit Of the feat go @;i
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or The last accounts from London leit
Senator Seward luxuriating in Exeter han
circles. His more especial patron and patron
ess were the Earl of Carlisle and the Duchess
of Sutherland, the .Abolitionists par erceRsacs
of the realm. The anti-slavery portion q
the Britishry have resolutely put hun W g
their candidate against the Constitution q ne
United States, and are doubtless prepared 70
back him to his hearts content.- 2 CAeshsFe
IN Hl Repnblfcan
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0T The New York Tribune says that at
the recent commencement of Yale College,
the degree Of IL. d. was conferred ON '.F. A.
I. Barnard, President of the University Of
Michigan It means, we imagine, +. A. P.
Barnard, President of the University Of Missis-
slppi. That gentleman has already the honor
Of LII. D, but we think that two or half a
dozen of the same sort will not outrun his
amerits-Mobile It-ibune.
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or The Manchester On. H. American
has the following bit Of personalgossi "Sev-
en- years ago an English boy Of II, a stranger,
engaged to work for us at type-setting, with
which he had an Indifferent knowledge He
was John Bull all oveE persistent, stubborn
and misunderstanding type by day and
reading law in Riddles building at evening"
Some eight months passed, when he told us
conidentially that fortune was due his FAM
lily in England from the recent decease Of an
uncle. His father was poor and aged, and he,
himself was the only claimant who was able
to look after it. The next week he took pas
sage for Liverpool. 1t was two years before
we heard Of HIM Then he returned iolIy
and radiant with fortune for himself and
family of over 10000.
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DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF Col. JEFFERSON
arassa a..:..ss...- a = w vi
Times from Washington, dated the I'd, says ::
Private dispatches received yesterday re-
port Col. Jefferson Davis as dangerously i'll at
Clifton. on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
DR.. Miller, of this city, was telegraphed for,
but he being absent, DR.. Stone left last night
to render medical assistance. Col. Davis
family is with him.
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With kindest regard, ETC.,
Respectfully, your friend,
JAMES BUCHANAN.

OTThe friends of the Re-opening Of the
African Slave Trade propose to import mil
bon or two Of Native Africans, and give them
away to persons residing near the border De,
tween the free and slave States. 1t is thought
they win prove splendid subjects for the 9per
atoms of the Underground Railroad. Wha'
fine time the tender hearted Black Kepubli'
cans Of the North and of Canada would have
IN civilizing them and making them free
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TURNED TO sToNE-The Oxford (Miss.)
Mercury says
The body ofa young man named Searcy,
who was buried four years ago on Hurricane
Greek, Tishomingo county, Miss. was examin-
ed the other day and found to be partially
petrihed. The hands arms, legs and thighs
had turned to solid stone.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17

STEAM ON COMMON RoADs.-The running
of steam engines on common roads, though
two in this country, has been tested in En-
gland. There is an engine running daily from
Manchester to a colhery, eight miles distant.
The road is undulating, and has several sharp
curves, yet the engine draws FIVE four-wheeled
wagons, containing thirty tons weight.
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STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs.--We published IN
our last issue the above named gentleman's
presumptuous and ridiculous ''manifesto,'
with comments thereon by the Mississippian
Nota single man in our county advocates
Douglas for President, and even if nominated
by the Charleston Convention, we do not BE-
lieye he would command corporafs guard IN
the county of Pontotoc.
The Southern people are not in the hnmOr
to temporize longer with Northern fanaticism'
and as no milder remedy is likely 70 prove
effectual we believe they will resist any M
tuTe aggression at the point OF the nayonel'
sTime bnt the impression stronger makes.
As streams their channels deeper wear
PontofOc Examiner.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE E.
nrnrnAI nEpAR1afzHT.
TwENTY-THIRD SESSION.
BOARD OF TRUS TERS.
HON. JAMES GUTHRIE, President.
WN. s. FERNUN, Esq, Secretary.


DIEAL FAUUL7 Y.
BENJAMIN r PALMER, II. ID. Professor OF the
Priucipies and Praetice of Surgery.
i LAWRENCE SMITH, II. D., Professor Of Aedi-
esi Chemistry and chemical Pathology.
ROBERT =. BRECKENRIDGE, n. D., Professor Of
Nateria Medioa aul Therapeutics.
JOSHUA B. FLINT, N. D., Professor Of Clinical
Surgery.
THBOD0RE 8. BELL. NJ D., Professor of the
Theoyy and Practiee Of Medicine.
LLEWELLYN POWELL, NJ. d. Professor Of Obs
tstE1e Medicine.
Nv. BENSON, n. D. Professor of Anatomy and
Generaf Phyiiology and Dean Of the Faculty.
s. N. BEMISS, n. D., Professor Of Medical JuFis-
prudence and Sanitary Science.
ID. W. .YANDELL, n. D. Professor Of Clinical Med
icns and Pathological Anatomy.
ARCHIE B. COOK, u. d. Demonstration Of Anato-
ny.
The Medical Department Of the University Of
Louisville will enter apon It's tEenty-thifd session
on the irst Monday in November. Lectures prelim-
mary % the regular course win be delivered at the
Unissrsty and Marine Hospital, free Of charge and
bs commenced on the 1st Of October. The dissec-
ting Room win also be opened at that time The
session will close, heretofore on the last OF Feb
ruary Extensive opportunities viii be afforded
lar the study Of Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Lecture Fees. ............... Sivo
Nafrieulaflon.
Graduation. ......--...-. 70
uDspftal... ........ ,..-.1 fEee'
For farther partieulars, sddress
July u, ,5s-w7m. Dean Of the Faculty.
Z
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CLAIBORNE CoUNTY-The Democracy Of
Claiborne held meeting on the 9Th inst, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for the
Legislature, and after adopting resolutions and
platform, Hon. Richard Valentine was unan-
imously nominated
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y TiFfne q the power vested IL me as trustee
I'D In deed Of trust made and executed on the
AZ Of January, 1851, By James McLennan and
Emily MsLsnnan, bis wife, for the benefit Of Wm.
J. Austin, which deed Is 70 Be found recorded in
the ofzes Of the Probate Clerk Of Kinds County,
IN bosk 20, pages 6s4-695, viii expose to public
ale for cash, in front Of the Capital in the City
of jackson, en- Tuesday, the sixth day Of Septem-
bsr ie59 TIE following described pieces or parcel,
Of lsnd, lying and being in the City of Jsek-on
add Stats Of Mississippi, TO wit, Part ut LIT No.
and 8, In Square No. n rth in said cry, :; tu-
ated Mississippi and Congress streets b.y tuing
ct the NV. esrner and running thence atss !, Com
eress street loo feet, 10 the line with Mr. SWAN !;
"a asong said line 1853 feet to the Hire with
Nr. fsrpley thence North along said tiue and
saat a Mrs. alexander, l06 feet TO Misslseippi
street; thence along said street 1863 feet to the
pisee Of beginning. Only such title will be con-
sessd - i vested in me BY virtue Of the deed of
rassafaresaid. IImtl 7. n. ELLIS. Trussee J.
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PRoaREss OF IMPRovEMENT.-At the new
hotel in New York the boarders ascend from
the first to the sixth stories by steam eleya-
tors, continually moving on revolving per-
pendicular screw shaft.
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ALABAMA ELEcrIos.-The Montgomery
Confederation is quite jubilant over the latt
success Of the Democratic party. The editor
estimates the majority for Governor to be from
twenty to twenty-five thousand, and claiIns
seven Coneressmen.
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YELLOW FEvER-We learn from the Plea
yune, that a vessel has been detained below
New Orleans at the Quarantine station, in
consequence of her hands having the yellow
fever on board. There is no yellow fever in
the city yet.
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GOODS, STORE HOUSE AND DWELL.

ING IN VAIVEHA EOH OALE y
aRyWIshING 70 change my business, / offer -
w nv sock Of Goods, Store House and -
weiling upon credit Of one, two and three years;
fhs stock Of Goods consist Of every article MS
aaily found in country store, and are offered ut
- ne cost without adding any thing for freight or
n i de net meet uith purchaser for the entire
stock before the lst Of september, VIII On that
7ev eemmencs selling of at cost.
July ~ 'ss-ea. HAYWAkD fOOIs.-
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SEVERELY WoBNDED.-We learn. through
the politeness of Mr.. Shepherd, operator o
this city, that Mr.. Van Yactor, editor of the
Canton Commonwealth, was attacked on the
street on Wednesday morning lastand severe.
ly wounded in the hip.
We learn that the wounded man was doing
well on Thursday evening, as the ball only
perforated the flesh, not breaking any bones.
The assailant ofMr v, was franklin Smith,
who was bound over to appear in $1,000.
Further particulars we did not learn.
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STATE OF MIssIssIPPIl Circuit Court, lst Dis.
HtEDs CourSY. June Term A. ID. 1859

va Ne. 7J.ssaa5 ssass
Elias 2. Grinstesd.
stHlS day to wit, the 7th day of June 1859,
cane The Plaintiff by his attorney, and il ap
pssrng 70 the satisfaction Of the Court that said
DsfsudenL Elias E. GFinstesd upon affidavit fled,
that he i not an inhabitaut Of this State 80 that
he ardinsry process Of law cannot be served upon
him;
/ :. tkenstoee ssdsr,d. That anless said Defend
sat do appear herr OF before next December term
- this eaarg ~ be hslden at the CITY Han In the
t.tg { jackson a. D.. 1859. and plead, answer or
.i~laar 20 the Piaintifs action, Judgement final
cid - rsndered against him herein.
q i fnrthse ordered, That q copy Of this order
Ee pablis bed once week for one month successfully
In The sAlsssissippian newspaper printed and pub
Iished IN abe city Of saekson.
J. L. MeMANUS, Clerk.
yaly Is 'ss-4.w- per ]. coLQUHoUN, D. @.
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or Nine guns of the improved rife ord
nance on trial at Fort Monroe, Va, have been
found to be far superior to the smooth bore
after a yery severe test.
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MILK SIcKNEss.-The mysterious disease
popularity known in portions Of Central Ohio
as "Milk Sickness" or the "Trembles." IS
prevailing with extraordinary fatality in a
portion of Marion county, Ohio.
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.
PERM ANRNr EMPLnYNENT.

f.tNERGETIC young men want.u, who will de-
sote their whole time and talent, to travel and
ssieit orders for Smith Wesson's celebrated Pat
saf RsFolsers. Salary, $40 per month, and expen-
So paid Better than all other similar agencies
For euaditions, and instructions in the business,
address, with stamp. L. II. HARRIS,
JULY Is ,59-W6t. Boston, Mass.
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{ OK HIS LEGS AGAIN.-Mr Jacob Little Of
the New York Stock Board, has turned up
again, having made proposition of settlement
with his creditors, giving his notes at six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest.
He has as many lives as a cat but this is his
ninth compromise
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CARD.
HAVING resided for three years in Kansas, |
II feel prepared 10 invest adFantageously in
Kansas Lands, and locate warrants after the Land
ssisz On he 15th July, 1859. ] viii invest money
e 'IaEn prausrfy. on shares or for n reasonable
! q
IN aers. Address the subscriber at Kansas City,
as. maysI 5s-3m l. 5. BOILING
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SouTHERN CITIZEN Through
a letter published in the Charleston Mercury,
and addressed to L. w. Spratt, we learn that
this journal is to be discontinued, the New
York Day Book having purchased the list Of
subscribers. Mr. Mitchell is going to Europe,
for what purpose he does not state, while his
family remains in America
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THE NISSISSIPPIAN.
jackson, Friday, = August u, 1853
PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRACY
OF MISSISSIPPI.
UNANIMOUSLY. ADOPTED IN CONVENTION. JULY
Emu QSll


RESOLVED, fhat we a. tue basis . party
action the platform prncpl.s laid dowI tre D~m,
ocratic party in the Nai,RaI Convention OF 1886 ana
hold that the iaetr,e Jf saan-ift rife ence with n.
Isett lti Of states erritoIis or IstIl I
Columbia not tor inrH 40 to conflict with
the $erti0t power Of Congress TO protect the
prep Ffy Of the eitz Of the several State who may
chose to set in the terr tories which are the ommon
pro erty Of aifth Stat
RTsoLvED That the language The supienie Conrt
Of he INTEL States the right Of property in slaves is
dst nctiy and expre-sy affirmed in the Constitu ion
and th only power IL conf rred up ungres-, Is
the power coup ~ith the duty Of guarding prot
ting the owners in tn " rehts,n as thus deciAFed
REsoLyKD. Fn-t Mississippi will staI By her sister
hod ng states In insisting the enforcement by
all the dep .rtments ef h federii vernmest If their
constitutional rights III Spolnded by the upreme
Court Of th1 United -tsteS
RESOLVED. That n the event of the ele ton Of q
Black Republican candidate to the Presidency. by the
sursges Of portion Of the Union only rule over
the whole United Stats, upon the purposes VI
that organization Mississippi VIII rear It a<a aeeafa
ton Of host ty, and wiz hold herself 10 p-i 70
operate with her sister States OF the South IN whatever
measures they may deem necessary the mantenance
OF their rights ual members OF the eaniederaey
RESOLVED That We E-e it incumbent upon the Denloe
ey of Mississippi again declare that the acquisition Of
Gaha by the United States l. commercial and political
necessity and that will hail with pleasure every proper
that looks to its ompisbmeht and further
consent to its appropriation by any foreign
r,DVreF
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New CorToN IN GEoRGIA.--The Augusta
(Ga.) Chronicle says:
A lot of 80 bales of cotton, a part Of the
crop of DR.. j. S. Sims. of Lexington, was sold
in this city on Wednesday, by J. J. Pearce,
at thirteen cents per pound.
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MISSISSIPPI REpoRrs. We are informed
that volume of Georges Mississippi Reports
| is now published and viii be in this city in a
few days.
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n1-sfadame Jenny LIN Goldschmidl e 70
visit Ireland IN the autumn, ~ the ~, -
of singing IN oratofios She inisnes 49, 49,
the Messiah Or the benefit q hs = e'o's :
Hospital, in Dublin.
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Net pronts. ........e.' 3dl'soou
This indicates most successful running OF
the road, and affords the highest encourage
ment in regard to the future.
The total cost of the road and its equip
ments has been $6,188, 133 40, and the net
profits of the past yepr are equal to l21a per
cent on the entire investment.
The total cost of working the road being
only S552,776 for the year ending Both June
last, is less than AZ per cent. on the gross re-
ceipts a most favorable exhibit of the prudence
and economy of the management
Little doubt can exist that this road is des-
tined to be profitable to the stockholders, and
its stock come to be classed among the best Of
securities. Picayune.
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noWWTsSToNRD,S sArP

DR. F1RTUE Of . Decree Of the Chaneery Court
~ sf the first districtof Kinds County, State Of
Mississippi, rendered. at the June Term Of said
Court, In the ease Of William N. Green Vs. R. g.
Weller et al will sell the premises, on the 29th
day = Aagast A. ID. 1859. between the hours of 10
ed zu,elock &C public sale to the highest bidder
ior essh, that parcii Of gronnd lying in the town
q Cliatoa Kinds ,uaty Mississippi, known as the
hsant S1ins Fenais Academy, being the same lots
- p1rcsisof ground conveyed by Phillip P. Wirlin
Jaly 16 SO -1f. d. P. PORTER, CON-
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-Females in Kansas
have the right of voting on school matters.
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The PARTHENIAN.-This beautiful quarter
ly has been received. 1t contains choice read
ing, being devoted to literature, education, &c,
by the pupils of the Baltimore Female Col
lege
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=. INSOLVENT NOTICE.
VIE estate Of Joseph Spengisr, having been de-
= creed insolyent By The Probate Court Of
binds county, the creditors o said estate here.
By notified % hare their claims duly prebated and
registered In the register kept By the Clerk of said
Cart BY the 70th day u February, l6hes in de-
faalt sf which shsirelsims viii be foEegsr barred.
gss $ - d. SPENGIER,
tells se-7tn Adm,r Of Joseph Spengief.
STATE OF aIssIssIPPi.i cip1i. Court. lss Dis
HISBs CouSs1. Ja6e Term A. ID l5ss
hiram Bonnef adm. &c.
fHNHIS day to-wft the 7th day Of June a. y. isas
i came the pisiptiE BY his attorney, and it aP.
Dsariar TO the safisfaction sf the Court that said
Defsudaot Louisa n. Grinstsad upon ahldayit Sled,
is nof Al inhabifant Of this State, and that the
arlinary process Of lsW cannot be served upon her
n il therefore ordered that unless said Defendant
40 an,,ssr here On OF before the next December
T.ra a. this court 10 be helden st the City Hall. in
ths Citv AZ jackson, % he frst Monday Of Decem-
IL, A. d. 1853, and plead, answer or demnr to the
Pis;ntiass acsion judgement final viii be rendered
against her herein.
= 3 frtEer ordered, That copy OF this order
n. hiished once week for one month successfully
IL ~ sHississippian, newspaper printed and pub
I;sbed in the city Of Jackson.
u0''s'. J. L. McMANUS, Clerk.
salv 1ss5g-4tW. per J. C0LQUH0UN D. c.
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MURpERs.-The Avalanche informs us that
two murders were committed in Memphis on
Saturday night last
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roo CARRIAGES,

100 CARRIAGES,
nnogKAWAYS and Buggies In great variety.
I6, Wishfne change in business, offer, ct 10
usr sent. shove cost for aceeptances lst hoyemher
NJ stock. Cali and examine at enee. ..-,r
Juigs sp--ff HENRY 3. STEER.
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De Bows REvIEw.-The August number
of this celebrated monthly is on our table
It contains among other various interesting
articles the Speeches of Mr.. Spratt Of South
Carolina, and II. S. Foote. at the Southern
Convention at Vicksburg, during its late ses-
sion