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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-19
IlkAnIrCllf -A,nEicc-

WHEREAS, at the November term,
w 1888, Of the Probate Court of New
ton county, Mississippi, the estate Of CUL-
LIN SIMS, was declared Insolvent; Now
therefore, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to file the
same with the Probate Clerk of said coun-
ty, duly Probated and registered accor-
ding to law, within twelve months from
the date of the first publication of this no.
tic9, or they will be barred.
c. NJ. SIMS, Idm'r.
Nov % 1873 6-Gm
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CRY liorrt- Maik- Mobile has been
crowded with visitors this winter fnr whom tho hotel
accommodations ~ the ciiy have proven Iusuiicent
Seeing ihIa. oar friend u 9uwriya has httet up The
od and once popular Entaw ll1use, whgh De- has rg
chfisfonad iHa sOiir flatelF and nov prepared 90
accommodate visitors in The very host styls The
house ssocond b. nome III the city &c hotel purposos
sBertho Battle Houso. lt has tecn thoroughly reno.
vsin,l sHd SCARS IN Aspect Of ncsinoss amt cleanl
ness Rom Top % battom which 0s refreshing 20 tho
eyes III ls n1esis. The rooms are large ani airy.
and re kept ln aprie-pie or,ler. We have known
tba worthy rrurrotnr far years. and a. business
man. and especially AZ hoiol keeper De- stands mum.
ber aun. We recommend he house most cordially
o. our friends who may have uceaslon 20 visit ue
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DoLnEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-This
Institution, located IN New ORLEANS, Is .te1d.y vim
ming ts way 10 che public regard. o g. dcsiru,d
more especially 90 prepare young men Cor business
avocsiions. and with tht- view large attention ay,n
to B1ok-kocpiur amt other studics necessary Oh "a
commercial odueatou. Young men Wishing Co pre-
pare Cor business aui commercial pursuits wouII bc
ucatly susaite ty taking course ct Instruction. n
III. 81 M -Lm.nL
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tlsr raas avn Ft0rarsu Nffa.arheae Mills were in
vented sayeral years sso, BY ". y. ootausy. E.q,
rruariy af th.s alsia sud liuie has elapsed suf
as.snt Or them ta have been thoroughly tested ty
planters snd W.ners We believe ueda not over siltl
20 fat when W. saY at they have harne ne lest #
ssparmaat ana sro now rersflsila s amouf tho very
I...t Inventions IL tha hIni in existence They have
ssa.yed tba strongest endorsements from thtse eho
have ifIad thutn ne shown hy numerous certificates
La tbn nrnprlutars possession. Nauf d'Herent slte'
asi capacities tif aHndine fafyuE RON "a tn q
.s.bas cam hs furnished adapted b. horse. Wairf Of
ai.tfn power Those Wishing o. inflammation iu -
sarI 81 ttsm ram antua Dom rircuiar- whirh ~
- ssut By the rtieuiee on Application So ne 20
,..t...ut.af in oar ttsinass raiumnna and t,iifes
b.. f.lsnlsa mf Ootnan. ar be agout iaHs ticutup
SOS. Ven VeW ur'esHa
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InsnIvenf Notice.
w I

WHEREAS. at the December term,
w A. ID. 1858, of the Probate Court of
Newton County, Mississippi, the estate Of
InsOlvent:
Now, therefore, all creditors of said es-
tate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their claims duly Probated, and
registered in the register kept by the clerk
ofsaid county, within twelve months from
the date of this publication, or they viii
barred.
HAMILTON COOPER,
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AcNNowLEnouEyr.- acknowledge
the compliment ~ tov ~ hno Hnvtuaa. and ono ~
asrmnu aerlrs from q " SIRIUS a nao. corner ~
commerce sud Church Street, Wholesale pcsior. in
fuuara. Wines. serirs A..
This arm Ia tho only aaoucy in Mobile 81 gerinan
assars which have been pronounced by eompoiout
tirrs niiv apuaL f NOT superior b. Tho best tsysnas
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TorCmyG INCIDENT At rHE BosrpV FlRE.
The Boston Ledger rscords the following
incident. in connection with the dcstruc-
ton in that city by fire, Of the Mechanical
Bakery.
During the fire. when men, women and
children were fleeing from the burning
dwellings. a policeman discovered ON the
sidewalk two little children nearly naked
They were tied together with a simple
band Of white cloth. Their little hands
wero claspcd in each other. and they We're
crying for their mother. Once or twice
they narrowly escaped death from a pass
ing engine or a falling building. and when
found their little voices were almost I'll.
lied aud their forms stiff with cold. They
were taken 10 tho residence of q gentle
man in Charter street. where they were
kindly cared for hv the ladies. Ncster-
day morning search was made for their
parents. They were found in one OF the
rooms Of a dwelling which narrowly cs-
capod destruction from fallen WALL
When found they were both -o drunk
that L wis impossible 10 arouse them from
their stupor 70 IS supposed that the mo.
/ thcr Of the children tied them together,
and put them 30 bed. and they being ava.
kened hy the noisc and light Of the fire.
strolled into The street, as they were found
near tho place whore their parents were
/ sleeping.
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DY virtue and in pursuance of decree
I'D of the Probate Court of Jasper coun-
~, made at the last February term there
of, the undersigned Executor of the last
viii and testament of WILLIAM Ne
TENDON, deceased. will, at the town of
Paulding, on the l4th day of March next,
between the hours prescribed by law, pro-
coed to- sell to the highest bidder, on a
credit of twelve months from the day OF
sale. five NEGRO SLAVES, the property
of the estate of the said William McLen-
don.
The purchasers of said negroes will be
required to give bonds with good and suf-
ficient security, for the payment of the
sums of money for which said negroes
may be sold, in twelve months from the
day of sale.
JAMES j. SHANNON,
Executor, dc.
Feb. II, 1859. lS-td
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4 LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN-eigIl-
n teen years old. with her first child.
tboyl five months old. Warranted sound
and title good for thirteen hundred and
fifty dollars $3.50 COZ cash.
Apply 10 y. r. KING.
Garlandsville.
Feb. 10. 1859. IS-oyy
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DN VIRTUE of an order of the Pro-
ID bate Court of Jones County, Missis-
sippi, made at the January term, A. d.
1859 thereof, the undersigned administra-
tors of the estate of BENJAMIN KNIGHT, de-
ceased, WILL on the Goth day of February
next, between the usual hours prescribed
10y law, expose for sale, on q credit of
twelve months from the day of sale, the
following described tracts of Land. to-wit.
). f. /, 5. w. ! of n. f. /. n. w. of
5. w. I, and 5. Z. / of n. w. !. Section
81. Also, n. w. I of S. w. and s
w. of ). W. t, Section 80. T. 10. r.
Is, w. Also, the one half interest in
the following Land, to-wit: n. Z. l of
\. W. +, Section 5, 7. Q. and s. f. I
OF ;. w. /, Section BE. ! of n. f. I,
Section 81, and West fraction Section 80,
I. 10 r. ID. On this Land is situated
a Saw and Grist Mill and Cotton Gin,
known as Knights Mills. containing 900
acres more or less, being the real estate OF
said decedent, and sold for DIVISION
among the heirs, and copartner IN tnS
mill land. Also at the same time ana
place. four Negroes, 1.-TWO plow ooyS' "o-
man and her child.
The purchaser will be required 10 give
bond and good security for the purchase
money. An r :, n H No anu
Adainisfrators.
| January %, 1859, l5-5t.
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New Orleans Markets.

Nru OELrANs. Feb. lI.-Salcs Of cotton
This day $500. Market generally un-
changed
Sm,criinc -four 50 - to - 50.
Corn 9p cents per hushel.
trcight- and exchange unchanged.
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COLEMAN'S MILLS.

TTHE undersigned. p3teHtee aud pi2BtlSi M ~ We
L TNbULATORY CORN ANpFL'' hIN NllLi.9'
respectfully announce, 60 hl~ patrons ,ha l' P5pc
generally, Tint his mandatory 90 the ''1ll 'l h'-
o,1iraro siz JiGsr.r- sizes ranging from - % %
inches in Diameter and 70 suit an TqIc ,'a-er-3 t""
kinds of stone are now ia Use, VIZ. we i'-' ItI
Vurr and fba German or Cologne stone, 90 prices
ranging from one hundred 10 five hundred ana forty
dollars piece ,.stf 4. L. ID.
Charles street basement Of Masonic Hat ana oppg-
site Commercial A!lcv, where orders val meet WITH
prIIupj attention. -r.t. t.,...,,.l.,i
TO- az Mills ,ln be shipped from th'I. di, ~ uil
free Of dray9g, Uy steamboat ~ on VI -''" '''''''
Jack Som ani Great Northern Railroad.
Printed circulars. GIVING every information neees-
s3try for putting up aud operating H. 49, ~.
Mills can ~ obtained ry addressing the uhd'I
80 80. - 50. Charles street. i
TEEvy-Ca-h. and an Mills are EplIihie'd % Ut
form in every particular NI lNA' Us l'''''' '
them u my printed circular. H. d, t-,Y,N
John RICH AEU-pN. Esq. Sole A-rhi. 80,
Nan fyf1.IHs. l,I. lNll. 10y
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The state of Mississippi.

WAYNE COUNTY.
To Albert Mclaughlin, Erasmus Nc
Laughlin and Susan Mclaughlin, Of
Choctaw County, Alabama. minor heirs
at law of the estate of DUGALD Nc
LAUGHLIN. deceased. and to all other
persons interested in said estate.
NOU, and each of you are hereby noti-
i fed to be and personally appear at
and before the Hon. the Probate Court OF
said Wayne county, next to be holden 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
they can. why the prayer of the petition
of f. ~ Davis. Administrator. &c, to sell
certain slaves belonging to said estate and
named in said petition, should not be
granted, and to allow and suffer such other
things as shall by the said Court be deem
ed right and proper in the premises.
- Witness, the Hon. p IL. Ma
SEAL pier, Judge OF Probate, this the
\I0N/2d Monday in January, A.D.lS59
Given under my hand and seal of office
this the 9th of February, A. D. 1859.
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The JAG Dol NIIssIssIppI.

WAYNE County.
II the creditors md all persons Ear,ug Claims
against The Estate Of J. WlLKER. Hr-
CEASED:
YOU are hereby cited that at the term
Of the Probate Court of Wayne county.
held at the Court House thereof, on the
"a Monday in January. 1859. !. W. Boy
kin. Coumisf6Sc4-SE4 On sand
estate, filed his report as Commissioner as
aforesaid these arr therefore 10 cite each
of the creditors of sad Estate to be and
personally appear before the honorable
the Probate Court next to be holden in
and for said Wayne county. at the Court
House thereof, in the town Of Winches-
ter. on the 2d Monday of March next,
with due and legal proofs of your claims
against said Estate, or they will by said
Court be rejected as the law in such cases
directs.
Witness. the Hon. 7. II.
SEAL lNAPIER, Probate Judge Of said
- county,. the ID Monday OF
January. A. d. 1859.
Issued under my hand and seal of of.
fee, this the 9th February, 4. u. 1859.
JAMES w. BOYKIN.
Probate elk pro tem., Wayne Co.
Feb 10. 1859. lost
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"WuAr SHADOWS We AuE"-Thc Lsr-
iay'oB Adrrtser Of last week, has the fol-
lowing melancholy paragraph:
In our last issue we published the mar
rage notice Of Or. VIM. A. Lloyd and Miss
Mary W. Iorton-wishing them a long
life Of joy and happiness, yet we were
shocked To- learn that even while we pom
ned those lines the youthful and manly
form Of the late happy bridegroom had
been already stricken down by the re-
morselc.s hand of death, and then lay u
stiHcncd corpse. DIR. Lloyd was married
ON the evening Of the 9th ult. and died
of disease Of the heart. after q few mo-
mcnts ILLNESS. on the morning Of the ID
inst, at the residence Of his father i'm At
ITALIA county. Truly may IL be- said lin
the midst Of life We are in death" 10
the Young bride. who has SD suddenly
boon called upon to change her bridal
robes for those Of mourning, and 10 the
[ afflicted family. we tender our heartfelt
/ cShdolence. MAY he who" tcmpcr- Oh,
wind 10 the shom lamb comfort them iu
| their bprenvemcnt
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Caves or pruticAuov p,v.-To accom-.

CuAvou or pruuCAuuv pv.-To accom-.
modatc ourselves % the present mail ar
engagements. we find u Unnecessary 90 change
the day Of issuing our paper from Satur.
day 90 Wednesday A the mails are now
arranged. the whole edition lies in the 81
6cc here two days after Publishing before
they can be- got oW Tho change win on.
able us 10 start them IN all directions on
che very day of publication. To effect
this now arrangement, we shall be- com.
pelled 60 postpone our publication from
newt Saturday 10 The "Wednesday follow
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L,ruERuNE CECUu CouW.-Thc Cir
cunt Court OF Iludcrlalc County convened
10 Marion on last Monday-ludgc HAN
,ugs ou the Bench, and J. $. TERRAL, Esq,
District Attorney UPto wednesday eve
ming no very important case had been
trirl.
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"Sorruray INSTITUTIONS. such is the
Hrst lime ou tbo ute psFa 1i wort nom Che pen 81
o. s atNfrn rsl. ~ Louisiana which il devoted 81
on inquiry uto tbt origin anil early prevalence of
slavery and The slave irle, with sn analysts ~ She
aws and liutprnmoui ot che Institution " slavery Boo
tbo principal nations snc.eut and modern, irom tho
earliest ,rea down 90 Che present umo with uuios amt
comments in defence ofthr institutions Of Ihe s1ufh
The publisher haa favored ba only sith Prospectus
&c tho w0rs. tni noe the wort Itself We etn thrra
t.rs only speak 90 its merltt Dom henaay econ.
gu.tiuan Thought very highly Of ts ability and 70 hHa
received strong rommeudaiory notices from various
competent Judges De Is mf SADIE tl0o aropy by .
e. uorsan New urlesns snd Middleton MrNaster
Middle
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-. o,1. W. q Jrnl.L RE.n-l

Mrssua Csc. W. q Jrui,t Rr.b.-No.
e. Wtfrsi utt in Chea,hsrs STREET Nar rart--uiss-
fetfe.a tai wsai.sais tsiisrs ftfi Ops asf yftt
ta,.is. fe a. This Mammoth establishment beyond
40 question aIRnds IT he head II the houses ours
fal In Che same ira.id n th.t country l.s present
magnitude snd lle success thatu has sshicyotL b.
due io che unufng energv. the business rBpariy and
tbe aerdpuiuusY eufreet manner Ia which tbo rropa.
stars conduct their business The Mesafs. Rstn 1rs
truly model huHinesa men. snd thelr fr5uHstou-
with customers are conducted upon chez most bigh
toned rune.ples 81 integrity snl bheuuy such be-
the unyarYlua testimony OF the numerous southern
Merchants who h8rr hail dealings with thriu. Ihef
irple j. chiefly aith uae Southland nu southern m'n
usoi iesr chat In oncoungnr this house Dol auph"ld
Inc e Hfm auy memhor 10 which BE- hostile I" ue
rshni nnd interests 90 che South. We hhyoh'en wna
acquainted vth che rurtnors, anil r'n t'urh por''n
dIy tr an thai W. have aod Respecting them m'
uisr busmass We desire t' esl ho particular U
tenuou al t.i cur merchant resera e. the ~lveri@'
mrut which Fin to fiuud lu thH paper
We Hud complimentary uotrra ut the Nessr'
ussds' eatsnilsbmont IN a uumnsr of our southern
pspars. based no d1uht upon Information derives
frau, merchants n ueir vicuity. who have trbl',
with tho bousr. Among these be- The i1lluwng ruu
raioo nruoaai md Mataa Tr'buae
We take pleasure boz calling the attention ~ go
merchants tf tilH alverlsatuont ut tieurfn Jeha
Wsad be- th.. ssue fia b popular anl long c-til
ahvrf, question. % enlnennf deserves ne paifotilt
M southern rurehssrrs- lafaa nraiacrHt
a,e he advertisement hea,ied astrav Goolt" q
Wusars ge0rao " a lohlal Heah, New tork fhisl
thorn houscs snd cn supply anything In b. g.
rhyHply Hui un ~ good terms ls can ~ luund el7i
nylrs unr dealers would 10 well 90 inquire into ~
MhHr TritHar
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LADIES IIoNE MAGAzrNE.--Wc are al
ready in receipt Of the March number Of
this most excellent and deservcjly Popu-
lar Magazine. Il j. one Of the best Of the
kind in the country. and no lady should
be without il. Published by T.. ;. ARrurR
& Co., 800 Walnut street. Philadelphia
at - 90 per annum.
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MACoy Messrs. IT, q. BrNtov and
amt VI q nucr have hacamo editors ani proprietora
81 iha Maaan STAR The paper under their manast'
mont promises obo ~ inuoh Interest aud value and
we tsuder hem our congratulations and hesi wishe.
sn tiislr secrssian b. iho haterniy.
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"WAsuINorov SrtrEs.'-Ihc proprle-
tors Of this Journal. ono Of the very ahlcst
and hest democratic papers Published ia
the country. with q view to extending it-
circulation among the masses, have re-
duced the subscription for their weekly,
10 the low rate Of ars dollar prr mHm.-
Mr.. PRYoH. the leading editor oftho States
il perhaps the most brilliant writer con
ncctcd with the political press Of "a,
United States cur democratic reader
and ~ others who wish to take % papcl
from Washington City. are referred to th'
| Prospectus In another column.
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Co. patch from Washington say- that senator
uryJtuv. of Louisiana yprea-e- The tsI,ftl1t tie
tD.r, mlI.uu I1,u t viii become a lav during the
present session, and that the acquisition OF Cuba
u.II t,le p.,5s. e. RESULT
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Tar pRrsmENcY.-A Washington letter.
speaking Of Mr.. Buchanan says;
Again and again. on every possible oc-
casinn. he disavows with contempt and
ridicule his supposed aspiration for % see
oud term Of office. Two old men," hc
says. myself and Lewis Cls-. if we live
so long. will quit this city ON the 9th of
March. lS6l. with much lighter and less
hardened hearts than we bore with us on
coming here
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The state of mississippi,

To Harriet Davis. and Mr.. - Davis, her
husband. Elizabeth Henderson, and Mr..
- Henderson, her husband, heirs at
law to the estate of - BUSBEY, de-
ceased, and all other persons interested
in said estate:
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the lion. the Probate Court
next to be holden in and for said County,
at the Court House thereof in the town Of
Winchester, on the 2nd Monday in March
next, then and there to show cause, ifany
you can. why the final account Of Alexan-
der Gordon. Guardian OF said Elizabeth
Henderson. formerly Elizabeth Busbey,)
and Harriet Davis, formerly Harriet Bus
bey,l should not be allowed, passed, and
recorded. a. the statute in such cases re-
quires.
Witness the Hon. p. II. NAPIER, Judge
of said Court. the 2nd Monday in Janu-
airy, 1859.
Issused under my hand and
SEAL. lscal Of office, this the 9th Feb,
/lS59.
JAMES w. BOYKIN,
Pro fem. Probate CIR Wayne o.. Mss.
Feb. 10. 1859. l9-5t
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Look orr roH corNrEErErrs.- There are
fty dollar couutorfcit bib. in circulation
on the hank Of Hamburg South Carolina.
We received bill purporting 20 De ON this
bank. from a friend. some time ago. and
on presenting Il in Mobile, it was pronoun-
eel spurious. We understand there are
good many Of them out. and the public
would 10 well 10 he on the watch.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
=
EACH SATURDAY IN MARCH!
AppRnNIMATInN PRIzEs.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters 81 so.


Es-A Circular showing the plan Of The Lotteries
will be sent to any one desirou- Of receiving IT,
S
Certificates Of Packages will be sold the following
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Telet.,......sso
10 Half ............ ~
10 Quarter -. %
10 Eighth ............ 10
~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money o. "ur address for the Tickets
ordered, ON receipt 81 which they will be forwarded
by FIRST lualL Purchasers can have tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
Tho List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
t. purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Ia purchasers VIII please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and state.
FD- Remember that every Prize IS drawn and pay
able Iu tuil without deduction.
E8r Al prizes "t $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
after the dlawng-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
Notice to Correspondents.
Those Who prefer nos sending money by mail. can
use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. whereby
money for Tickets. in sums Of Ten Dollars; and ug-
wards. rau h~ sent ais AT DJ K RI~k AND EXPENSE
from amy cts UrtUWu whore they have an Office The
money and order must br enclosed ia a Government
Post Office Stamped Envelope. or the Express Com
psu4y cannot receive them.
HI cornmunira,iou- strictly confidential.
Address .il Orders for Tickets Or Certificates to
or. WOOD, EDDY * co. Atlanta oieor1ia.
or WOOD. EDDY & Co, Wilmington. Del.
r. I-t Of the numbers iha, are drawn from the
wheel With thr amount Of the prize That each one is
entitled TO- w8 Doe published after every drawing. in
the following Hgtt1 Goo. CDlstif'aiogast
Nar D.'rrus Ds'fu H1H. R-r.sts. NqzLriUc Gaze'tc
Atlanta TatH qrar.r. Nno York Ws6Hy D1y Bsol. 81.
r7ffaGh D0p AHrs, EirlH15ai .u4tri Mr. I1rk DIS.
p1'-i. Pl'f,1 lGfSl C11Joa. GpI Little Rock DIRK
] Tine D44urr0f.
| Feb. ia. 1859. I5-tT
T.. T.. ATKINSON.
SUCCESSOR TO SWAN & Co.
| MONTGOMERY, ALA.
| an orders for Lottery tickets addressed 20 the
/ ll and .tt..r
| ton.
/ Jan n. lS51. 1l-lv
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Bound IN one large handsome gilt volume. may De
had for $3.50.
o. forms # itself CoNFLTTE LIBRARY RURsL Az
PAIRS and should have plare on the bookshelf 81
every resident OF the country sent prepaid hy FIRST
MAIL Address FOWLER 4 WELLS,
No. 3us Broadway y. Y.
Mac York Feb. -. lSa9 l--lw
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PLEASANT RIDGE
MALE ACADEMY.
'IHlS Institution viii commence IT, next annual
/ session ou thu first Monday IN January. 1865 an
der the present Principal. assisted hy a Board uf
Teachers well qualified % give instruction lu a Ji-
English branches, Gstheultr-. Latin and Greek
RATES OF TUITION PER MONTH:
Orth1graply. ........... - go
English Grammar, Geography, aud Arithmetic = 30
Philosophy. Chemistry logic. EhgfurC...-..... . nN
The ~ CHER Mathematics. Latin and Gree k..a. 80
The School D. located five mile- south OF lekalb.
kemper County. on the lauderdlale Springs road. D.
convenient to Church and Sabbath School and re-
tired from 40 temptations q dissp patton ant vice.
BOARD can be- had Of the Principal for : Per
month. including Washing and Lodging.
No deduction Will le made, except IN eases Of pro-
trarted illness.
students may enter at any time, and viii he charged
from date u entrance.
WIN. NJ CAMPBELL.
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JAMES W. DO I MN,
Pro. ten. Clerk Probate Court, Wayne County
Mississippi.
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" HEREAS Letters of Administration
w on the Estate Of JAMES Z. Ora
HAM, deceased, were granted to the I'M
dersigned at the last November term of
the Probate Court of Newton County. Mis-
sissippi; now all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent are
hereby required to exhibit the same with.
in the time prescribed by law or thew will
be barred.
n. d. GRAHAM,
administrator.
Jan. Is, 1889 l4-6t