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STOCK


II the citizens of Louisiana and the South will
subscribe as literally to this home institution
which will be under their own control, they al
ways have to distant institutions, the Commercial
Agricultural and Mechanical departments may east.
ly be placed firm basis, to stand for ages, and
have 1000 or I50e students in attendance annually
This is the only way create aiterature that viii
do away with sectional fana tiesm. 1t is the right
of all to have an education to support them selves,
and it is the interest of the public to give it, and
the cheapest way is to encourage educational en-
terprise at home. =. 3
TRUSTEES APPOINTED BY THE LEGISLATURE
J Pearson, Antoine Garrere, Cornelius Feilowes,
w Claiborne, J Steel, Rufus Dolbear.
The stockholders elect annually five others.
This Board to have enire control and make all
needful changes. ..
SubSeri bers can take amount out of tuition.
The city is perfectly healthy, and students are
desired to enter as soon as possible. 1r9
RUFUS D0LBEAR, President.
N b. Students who begin before LIST November
will have $40 of the Tuition deducted
After LIST Noaemher, provided three or more form
clubs and begin together on the same course.
Sept so '59-2m s. 500
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SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGF.

EHNHE fourth scholastic year Of this Institution
Il will commence on Wednesday, 18th Of Sep
tember next, under the management and control Of
Rev. I. IL. CAPERs, President assisted by Rev. DR..
b. h. CARERS, A. NJ, as associate who was former
4 ly Professor Of Ancient Languages in Franklin
College. His long and established character as q
teacher,is too well known to require commendation.
These gentlemen will bring into the College, and will
have here by the opening of the session, as able
Faculty as can be found in any institution in our
country. 1t is useless for TO say, for it is fact
already known, that President Capers requires
thorough scholarship in all the departments
The Music department will be under the SUPER
vision of Prof CARLOS o. HELwIG, NJ. D. who
brings the highest testimonials of capacity and
moral worth. These testimonials are from our own
State, and from those who are known to the Trus-
tees and Faculty.
Our institution is in high healthful, section of
the state, remote from any town, and from the
great thoroughfares of the country, and offers 10
its pupils the advantages of retirement and healthy
exercise in the open air. The society in the vicn-
ty Of the College is good as can be found in anv
portion of the State. We offer as an inducement
to parents to send their children to this institution
the fact that the President is a regular Physician
Of age and experience, and from extensive practice
in former years, is familiar with the diseases of
this climate, and their treatment. He makes no
charge for services rendered to his pupils Parents
bringing their children by way Of the river will
land at Grand Gulf and 90 out by railroad to Port
Gibson, where arrangements have been made with
the livery stables to bring them to the College
without delay. All communications addressed to
the President at Rocky Springs, Claiborne county
Miss, will meet with attention
Expenses per Session of Ten Months.
ri olrls LnIl
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SUMMIT FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THVBIS Institution is located at Summit Mss =
il station on the N. D. J. 4 G.. N. Rail Road, in
a region of pine country remarkable for It's health
fulness. "a,
The course of instruction is thorough and solid,
pupiIs being taught to think for themselvesto use
the knowledge they acquire.
school Discipline is kind, yet hrm,--promPt ODE
dience being scrupul0usly enacted OF each girl
Isrce or small Strict attention is paid 70 the hab-
~, Ana exercise Of those who board in the lnsutu-
ton and no pains will DO spared, to at the young
,aSiss committed TO my care for home End society
7, i ~ desire and duty to educate girls physically
asantaliv. and MISUNDERSTANDING no one Depart
rent III trespass upon another
The perfect satisfaction Of all who PstssSp1issd
The cbocl The past year, with the prospect u Ieas
inc the building &c., for term Of years, mas in-
S,,ssd me 10 take entire charge Of the Institution
tho ensuing academic year commencing inc ISL
Monday in October ,
TD;,;or in English and Ancient Languages 81 TO
Taision in Music (Piano or Guitar ~: - W
Ts;,;on in French, Painting, or Drawings. W
NJ sStra charge whatever will be made.
psvment. one half, invariably in advance
aug IS 80 s-w2w w2m. Principal.
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Chartered by the Legislature Of Loaistana
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENTS.
Capital Stock, S250,00O, in shares of $25 each.
I is open the entire year, day and evening. Its
Il object is fit persons in the shortest time and
at the least expense, for Business. Persons from
u to 90 years of age attend.
n. B. Merchants apply here for Clerks and BOOB
Keepers. There are probably not less than two
thousand Of the former Stadents in business houses
ia this city. TAsre aba Professors for eac q
branch. Students can begin at any time, and on
any day they may desire, and have the right to
te0d until perfect.
Board can be had with the Professor or other
good families, speaking English, French Spanish or
German, at from 81 to Sc per week.
Special attention will be paid to placing students
where they will have the and attention Of home
ladies and gentleman invited to visit the
College and judge for themselves.
Catalogues, etc., sent to all who desire them.
TERMS Payable IN Advanee)
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nEEIlE E1lR "a lie.

A n excellent country Office is for sale, consisting
IN in part of the following materials for the pa
per besides large variety of Job Type, ehases &C.
New Long Primer 800 pounds. t-.
About $50 pounds Brewer.
One full case of Long Primer which has been
used.
Washington hand press about double medium
size.
One large imposing stone, and everything ueces-
sary to commence business.
Terms $500 cash. Address Box 1913, Jackson Miss
pr;I 16 '5Q-tf
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, CLINTON
KINDS COUNTY. MISS.

n
NUMBER Of students in year Just closed, ITO
IN The Ninth College Year will Commence Mon.
day, October Gath, 1859.
The New brick Chapel, lilo feet long, by 56 fee,
wide, and three stories high is in rapid progress
construction, and will be the largest In the State
we believe.
The Baptist State Convention, at Lexington
Miss, 1857, raised the endowment fund up 10 onG
hundred and tive thousand eight hundred dollars
(l02,800.) With such an endowment to sustain
it. friends be confident that the discipline viii
be decided and healthful and the scholarship equal
to that of the most respectable colleges of the
country.
When the officers Of unendowed colleges send of
students for viciousness or laziness, they take
from their pockets the amount of their tuition. The
officers of Mississippi College are not 50 ercum-
stanced. Hence their Is ne temptation to tolerate
lazy boys with their low scholarship vicious ones
with their irregularities.
TERMS:
Tuition for the whole year Of forty weeks $50 o.
Boarding, Including fuel, washing, room, !.
&c. per month, Al 90 TO- ~ ~
For further particulars see Ossal9gSe Or sasEs''
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
President-W. JORDAN DENSON: Vernon, MISS
TFeasurer-MAJ. JAMES ROACH, Vicksburg.
REV BENJAMIN .WHITEFIEID. jackson, Miss.
Dr.. NJ. W. PHILLIPS, Edwards Depot, Miss
Co.. ]. w. WELLB0RN, Clinton Miss.
DR. Ii. G. BLACKMAN, Vernon, Miss.
REV. STEPHEN TILLMAN, Pine Bluff.
W. ]. BRITT0N, Livingston. ~.
CoL.W.S BALFOUR, Natches.
MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY.
/. N. URNER, N. A., Duties Of Presidency and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy
L. A. STEED, NJ. A., Professor OF Languages.
D. W. q. WILLIAMS, N. A., Professor OF Mathe-
MATES and Natural Philosophy.
]. II. YORK, B. A. Tutor.
W = : COMPERE, Assistant in Preparatory De-
Ynarknaont.
nv r = FREEMAN, General Agent.
. 6sRANRERRY, Collecting Agent.
Number Of Students,........... ;-..:..; dtv
NEXT Session opens. .Qctober ~, loaS.
eAuTyst1g a5g-s-w2w wSm.
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PLANTATION FOR sLAE,

\ rtNDR SALE, plantation in Alfalfa Co Eve
| 4 miles from French Camps, Choctaw Co. Miss
containing twelve hundred acres of land lacat,,,
mile from the liHe Of the Great Northern p p
! aid twenty-eight from the Central R. r. Thera =
= house on the place, with FIVE rooms a new o;n
house and screw good negro cabins and plenty ~
excellent water. This traetis so situated tbs, Il
might be conveniently divided into several smaller
| tracts. About 500 acres of the land arecreek hot
| tom and table landslide Test pine lands Tba
| place is the property Of Mrs. e Miller 10 whom
write at French Camps, Choetaw Co Miss. or In +
NJ. Clark, Yazoo City Mss J b. Clark, jackson
Mississippi. Oct ST. LIST.
Land for Sale,
VHNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale on reasopah Ja
L. terms one of tho best plantations in Madison
county. 1t con tains fourteen hundred and eighty
acres and is well improved, about seven hundred
acres in cultivation, mostly fresh cleared Persons
wishing to purchase first rate place would do vel
to examine, for particulars, address
W. IL. MURFREE,
Sept. 30, 1S59-tf Brownsville, Miss.
Valuable Real Estate in Jackson to be DIS
posed OF Observation-Disclosures
Bargains for Cash.
FsyHAT colnmodious Store and Warehouse 2 stor-
i les, brick building, and lot No 49, State street.
Commodious Store and lot No 10, Cheapshide, and
Large story dwelling house and lot on Amite
street. near State Small dwelling house and lot on
Pascogoula near Congress, and that fine vacant lot
No 6, square No 3, north opposite the Christian
Church. fsr
Apply to the snbscriber,wh will be at homo dur
ing October. JAMES SMITH.
Sept 20 '59-1m wdEs-w.
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Cotton Plantations and Negroes for Sale.

TWILL sell very low over 500 acres of Land on
Il the Bayou Granicus, three miles back of Eggs
Point, in Washington county, Miss about 400 acres
ready for cultivation also, twenty-five likely young
Negroes, Mules, Stock and Farming Implements
This place never fails of n large crop.
ALS0--S90 acres of land in Phillips county,
Arkansas one front on Old Town Lake and the
other on the Mississippi river. Including the dead
ening, 400 acres be planted next spring also,
seven likely Negroes, between twenty-One and
twenty-eight years of age; threefine yoke of Ok
en-, seven Mules, Stock, Farming Implements and
Corn enough TO last 80 40 hands if the buyer
wants it. This is fine cotton land on the Lake, with
good wood yard on the river with plenty ofcypress
and other timber.
ALS0-2060 acres of first-rate Land in Jefferson
county, Arkansas, above all overflow, adjoining or
the large cotton plantation of Hon. Robert w
johnson, and few miles from Pine Bluff.
ALS0-4000 acres in Drew county, Arkansas, on
the Bartholomew. This is choice high land.
ALS0-1350 acres of land in Sunfower county,
Miss; $50 in cultivation, 500 deadened. This is
equal to any land in the State and is adjoining the
large plantations of Major Whitehead and Col. b.
G. Humphreys. 1t lies two miles from the Yagoo
river. Inquire Of Geo. JONAS, or the subscriber
it belongs to the late firm of Ward 6 Jonas For
terms apply to Ward Hunt Il CO., New Orleans now
or the subscriber in New Orleans after 10th Octo-
ber R. J~WARD,
IouisviIIe XIV SAINT IA ,5a-,v + Nav 1st
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singleton's majority. 1854
Fifth Congressional District.
1
JACKSON FOUNDRY & MACHINE
SHOP.

JACKSON FOUNDRY & MACHINE
SHOP.
Jackson, Mississippi.
fENHE above establishment is now prepared tt
| i. furnish Steam Engines and Saw Mills, and
Engines for Plantation purposes, mt short notice
and on terms as reasonable they can be furnish.
ed elsewhere. Also, Portable Horse Power, thai
took the premium at the last State Fair, fol
running Saws, Gins, Mills, etc, which does away
with the expense of large gin houses, as nothing
| is necessary in starting them but pick room,
Gin and Mil Gearing, Hotchkiss Water Wheels
! Door and Window Stills, Lintels, Columns and
Sash Weights, Crate Bars, Plow Points, and every
variety Of Castings usually manufactured in a
Southern Foundry, always on hand.
Engines, Saw Mills sand all kind of Machinery re-
paired at short notice. All work warranted.
"a. Terms exclusively cash, or its equivalent.
Persons desiring information, will please ad-
dress thesabscriber. JAS. .. STEFFNS.
Jackson April LIST lS59-ly.
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JAYNE,s FEMALE INSTITUTE.

JUST RECEIVED.
SnSACkS Bran, also Bacon, Shoulder, Sides anG
w Hams, Rice, &c. &c. S. p. BAILEY g. Co.
Julv
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PROCLAMATION.

! NAEREAS,i it appears by information received
w by me, that James H. Moore and Benjamin
Moore have escaped from the Jail at Brandon where
! they confined under the charge of murder and
| are stiil at large:
Now, Therefore, l, Wm. Melville, Governor Of
the state Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward
for the arrest of James IT, Moore and Benjamin
Moore or $500 for either of them delivered to the
sheriff of Rankin county. And do moreover re-
quire all officers of this State to be digent in their
efforts to arrest said fugitiyes.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal of the
State, affixed at Jackson, this lst day of October
d. 1859 and of the sovereignty Of the State the
A.
By the Governor: WIN. McWILLIE.
A B. DILwoRTH, Secretary of State.
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Residence for Sale.

NOR sale in the city of Jackson, Miss, a lot
IL eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
opposite the Christian chapel. There is saidot
dwelling with six rooms, cistern, outhouses, &c.
The lot is in good neghborhood, and eonvenientto
the churches and business part Of the town. The
terms and conditions will be made easy and reas
enable Enquire of r. A. Clark, or J. B. Clark, of
jackson, or the undersigned by letter directed
Benton, Miss. NJ. PICKETT.
Nav J6Q-ff
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Mount HermOn Female Institute,
.u.I- LIZ -.,ar III.

NEAR CblNIONy AIES.
TSNHE fourth annual session Of the above named
| Il Institute will commence the third day Of
October, 1859. The location is retired, healthy
and beautiful.
Able and experienced teachers are employed in
every department of the School. Textbooks ard
stationery are furnished to pupils at the usual pri
ees.
The clearinghouse rooms are neat, large, and
weR ventilated. There fre-places in all the
room. Boarders required to furnish their own
towels and table napkins
TERMs-The same as in similar institutions of
the State. 0ne-half of expenses required in adj
vance. For particulars, catalogue, or address
the principal. Sept II 5s-WIm. T.G. RICE
FOR SALE. &
A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
n had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
Office. -
Also, tract of land containing 220 acres in Co
piah county, near Pine Ridge. $50 So ~
Juue 81 '5S-tf-z ~. Sc FtE
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Carriage Mandatory,
NORMAN PLATT & CO,

I'm Capitol Street in West Jack oaEzES~
4 son. near the Canton Depot are $500
now fully prepared 70 build or repair SaZ W
every thing in the Carriage llSs, IRON O.lI S
renairinr. will meet with prompt attention, We
NJ also sole proprieors Of Norman Platts improved
esn1sS metallic hub, which wheels We will warrant
to he more darAhlo than the old fashioned hub.-
Va Farrish will continue 10 supervise the iron
- M me establishment. We keen constantly
ne best of painters and trimsrs &c. Orders for
work solicited. All work warranted TO be well
done. July IL, '5s-ly.
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PROSPECTUS OF ST. JOSEPH,S FEE.
MALE ACADEMY.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, MADISON CO. MISS.
! HHIS Institution conducted by the Sisters of st.
Il Joseph, is situated on the Canton and Carthage
stage-road this site having been selected account
of the peculiar heaIthfulness of the location. The
buildings, although not quite complete as yet, are
however sufficiently large to accommodate from
tensive and pleasantly shaded. The course Of in
| struction comprises every branch of education,
both useful and ornamental, taught in the best
academies of the country.
The terms of the institution have lately been
duced in order to bring within the reach Of larger
number of children, the inestimable benefit of
Of q christian education Pupils of every religious
denomination are admitted, while no undue inhu-
ence can be used to bias the religious princi-
pies Of the young Ladies, nor will any Of the schol
ars be allowed to embrace the Catholic Religion
without o written permission from their parents.
Terms: per session of FIVE months payable in
advance. .-..--4 e.
Entrance the first year onIy). S. 90
Board and Tuition, bed and bedding, wash
ing and mending. Observation-Disclosures. 60 90
Piano and use of instrument ............ 90 90
Gultar- -. .-.-....... '....-,, .,..--... 10 W
French language forms no extra charge
Painting in Water Coiors, Grecian and Oriental,
also instruction in the making of hair, worsted and
muslin flowers, form extra charges. Books and
stationery are furnished at the institution, and
charged to Parents. Boarders are required to
bring with them knife, fork, spoons napkins, comb
etc.
WINTER UNIFORM Blue Merino dress and CAPE
Black-sik apron dark cloth cloak white straw bon
net trimmed with red.
SUMNER UNIFORM: Pink and white dress and
bertha capes blue SASH swiss muslin veil and white
straw fat, trimmed with blue.
The scholastic year commences on the first Mon
day in September, and ends on the fifteenth day Of
July.
livery three months bulletins are transmitted to
parents and guardians informing them of the con-
duct, proficiency and health OF their children or
wards. H a 4 aae3
All communications 10 be addressed to the Moth
er Superior of st Josephs Academy.
REFERENcEs Ri Rev Bishop Elder, Nathez, and
all the the Rev Clergy Of the Diocese.
N B.--The stage leaves Mr. Pearces Hotel, Can
ton, Aisss for Sulphur Springs, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday att N.
Sept '59-Wlm.
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BRANDON MISSISSIPPI.
REV. WIN. NJ. JAYNE A. B....... Principal
MRS. JULIA F. JAYNE ........ Governess.
VTNHIS is boarding school. The buildings pri-
Il vate property. The first session will commence
Monday 3rd of October. One session of forty weeks
per annum. Room for fifty boarders, Cistern water,
near Baugh's Well of similar properties to Coopers
Well. For further information apply for circular.
REFERENCES:
G Mayors ESQ., r Lowry, Esq, Hon Jas Bennett
Hon Geo VIM Shelton, Mr. E Richardson, DR. ]
Thornton, Brandon, Miss, VIM Robt II Smith, Rev
G K Marshall, Vicksburg Miss, Hon J Shannon,
= Dantzler, Esq, Paulding Miss, Rev J B Walker,
Rev Richmond MeInnis, Mr. ohm G Parham, Messrs
Block McAfee & Co, and Messrs Jordan, Mimms l.
Gillespie, New Orleans, La. Sept % '50-w2m.
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BRAsHEAR FEMALE ACADEMY.

PORT GIBSON, MISS.
GEO. G. BUTLER, Mrs. A. J. BUTLER, Principals
Prot. E. ]. FITZHUGH, Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Miss. E. A. FITZHUGH, Assistant in Music and
English.
Mile: N. SCHWENDEMAN, French, Spanish &C.,
:, and Drawing and Painting.
Mrs. A. nj. M0NTMORENCY, Matron.
VIE next session of this Institution will COM
mence on the LIST Monday of October, and close
.ne Isl week in July following. The buildings are
Osing enlarged, and other improvements made, to
70 the capacity and comforts of the Institution
anu me grounds will be tastefully laid out. Teach
ers OF Superior accomplishments and we'll tried
i'nLuIness have been selected as above and it
so Delleved the advantages that this Institution Of
TIE Music and French are of unusual character
ne frlneipal has recently been connected with the
seminary Of Rev. DIR. Savage. at Pas Cbristain.
eighteen years ~ ''' WV A''''
Terms per whole Academic Year, PAYABLE half in
n 4ovance, and remainder 18th Februarv
iultion in English-Day scholars "a an
Tss ~ On .lano, harp Guitar, Organ each so 90
E se oI Instruments for practice - 10 00
V ronsh taught daily Latin, &C., each 20 90
Dra,r;a.. .augnt singiy and in classes 20 90
Oil Paint;nc P"'n'ing ID water colors. 20 90
H..a;a W '..-..... ............. 40 90
Greclan Painting. a az ~ ~
d - -, :. 49, = ''............. 2 IN
Doard including washing, fuel and lights .lso IN
Ihere Is but one session, and scholars ,;II ~
charged from the time Of entrance 10 the and - ~,
the session. but no deductions made for absence -,
cep in protraeted cases Of Illness when the Ioss -
time will be equally shared between the pupiI snd
the institution. GEO. g. BUTLER, A. nj. Print NJ
Reference is made to the following gentlemen.
the greater part of whom have had dauehter. M.
der his instruction:
Rev z Butler, d D., and the Trustees of the
Academy Rev DR. Savage, Rev G W Sill, VIM B
Lightfoot Esq, DIR G Smith, P McCutchon,
Esq, Kershaw, Esq Pass Christian; Wright
Allen & Co, Lewis Oglssby, Block, McAfee 4 Co.,
B L Mann 6 Co, S Twichell, Esq. New Orleans Rev
J A Massey, Geo A Tuthil, Esq, N Warning, ESQ,
Mobile Col L James, Clarke co., Ala; Jackson
Naucbez; w F Stansbury, Esq, Tchula Gen P G
Grant, Coahoma co Miss E Cooley. Esq, Pt Coupee
La La Is1 Z pS.0ns, Pls4Ismlns L L. Brown
La |; J McGill, Esq, st Joseph, La N W Bland,
Esq, La; DIR E A Pearson, ] II Jones, Esq, Col
Williams, Matagorda, Texas. Sept s '5g-w6W.
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moS1Nc orr.

CLOSING OUT.
I BARGAINS will be offered in Furniture until
ID the 25th of September, with a view to closing
out the entire stock, by that date. Persons wish
ing furniture can supply themselves at less than
cnst and carriage, for cash, up to that time.
also offer my residence, with acre lot, and my
tive Brick Store houses for sale
SEPT ID '59-lm. j. e. CARPENTER
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A FINE TRACT OF BOTTOM LAND
=

HE suberiber offers for sale a very superior
n tractsee bottom land in Tallahatchie county.
The tract contains fifteen hundred acres, about
three hundred acres deadened, and eighty in high
state of cultivation. The whole nearly, or nearly
the whole, is above the present extraordinary high
water mark. tiles about one mile and half from
the mouth of Black Bayou on Talahatchie River
Bargain can be had. For particulars apply to
JAMES MIETER, MeNutt, Miss.
Or to S. W. EVANS, Oxford, Miss.
May Sd '59-tf. ~ 4<sss
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Copiah County Land for Sale..2O. 600
Acres. -
ME above number of acres Of land will be
Il sold at private sale to suit purchasers. IL
lies on and within seven miles of Railroad track.
and convenient to Hazlehurst and Bahala Depots'
It varies in quality from the best creek bottom
| to the common pine hill. Purchasers may on roa-
iity. For information apply to me at Gallatin.
Copiah county, Miss. SAM'L REDUS'
Jan. S, '58.-H. Agent.