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By y G. MCGUIRE a Co., Aucsssaeers

NHANEERf sALk.--By virtne OF a decree az the
~ Crcua Court N. psca II cousay
u-shinsn, made IN the - uht.t waik.r
Csnss hers and vs a. rubc
81 January D.
prrna-es, III number sxtees (s sfaF- No.
=
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eqasl rnughs
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hsnz esurb.d vtb wtha N ssr bshrxsr as
rru-ssy ~ resod a. tas riss and e purchaser
sIer ont werk Bstirs,
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Jan s-24W&1e 4ucr,snesrx
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctioneer..

YINRUSTEES SALEs-By virtue Of deed Of trust
DANES fruicr dated october ID, 1857, aad
sale Under Deed viii offer auction,
THURSDAY the z7tb day January 4orors,
premises and n the and Rzlroad Conpany
four "a square serenty
(5Ts fron ear ave quarter
The property valuable bui}aing
likely u Ca,inl Erounas
third urciase rnsncy psld
residue
IN eena payments given spot
purchaser comply trustee
resell the ee risk af the a purchaser
MIS- discretion consider re es the highest
bidder A WALTER s. COX Trustee
JAS. C. McsyIa Co
ian is-2aKS Iiurgsaaeers
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Nav foaK, Jan l5.-Cott0n Is loWer- sales OF 3 300
bNlas Upland, II ZIG IA s-l6. Flour is higher
s4les 81 II, 600 bids Stale, "a 90 SIS Ohio. a. IS
50 southern, s. 70 s. 50. Wheat Is bu0yAnt and
uDchanged--Wastern nod 81 rs 81 30 sou&hcrn
rod, 81 az a 81 r. white. "a rs 81 So Corn l.
buOFAnt-aalrs VI 81, Gee besbels mixed s4 IS cts
Provisions Stesdy and unchanged Sugar Is Arln
Orleans, cents Cofiu4 rs hEEn--saiea of = coo
spirits Of turpcati1e is dual 50 cents Resin Is
baOyAnt at 81 50. Rice Is Erm at ; a 4 cents. -
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The Boston Courier OF the 9Th intimates that the
thor of the London letter assembling with certain show
Of official information the recall OF Lori Napier the
dpieasure OF the home government his alleged pro-
slavery opinions and social aiaities is Henry Parker
q Bost0nian lawyer, now residing IN England.
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WIN r. DOVE co. now prepared 70 exc
w sny whch eAeyu mag BE ln the
pFanasins ssap4 @a
taov nr-~ t-s acu's ns'n y r-naylI-a s-nu.J
where may fsgnd oopiss chEnssBers CHE
ras kud water Axtsres
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~ NJ. f1HACL AaAstt4 IaIs peaslaz
- gral him apIrsprnta q hlnred
uan or eHases ne1rred procuring Refrs~ ca4nsfes
"a Chains.
Mr. CAgANAJGfi under the rnies presented psiian IA C.
sAnpso1 and ~ prrs, c0lniy al1Gnesaa
against lae sale a tAe pubhe lands 4Aidsa
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The senate WAS aOt N s@ssien to-day.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE a. Co, Auctioneers.

CONVENIENT SALE OF SUPERIOR WORK
NJ Horses Mules, Oxen, and Carfzm Thursday january
H. e auction cprnef ibA and streets, sa
aeA. order If caEa NJ. c. Mtlgs--
IL superhr werk horses
excelert mules
yoke
10
Terms cash n sgeeie. JAS c, MCGUIRE CO.,
Jan Ig-d Anrt8aneers.
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Mr. GARTRkI1, Of Georgia rrr~sptci resx.gnfious a.
the ieviaasxas~ of that stte sssin sAe establishment
os daily coach mail line from Atlanta VIA Roswell Agrha
ietts and Cumming % Dahlonesa IN said State which
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DIVINE SERVICE will be performed at the Capitol TIN
morning az eleven clock by Rev Or Pnekney Rectoi
Of the church OF the Ascension
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4 tAkPkl sW EkPERS. --The very best and cheap
" eat Arues III sse wsrkrf The pre wthn o.
fHsrh m every tnnasy, tat beng emily
" nrg tsns uacFros kaef freshness Gar -oa
p"laes SAVING ne eEr@nse ID hrouurs pane. 81
Nhasosae ND resn ~ ~ ulsuafacpurey : ageus
JCF SAVAGE
salszssaN EpHZ. SvsHus, b. Iah ana ia slEsss..
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THE WEATHEE during the past week, has yafied froEa
very very cold from very clear very foggy
and have enjoyed all the intermediate phases Mete-
geological observers have been kept busy employed
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TAxR must be speedily paid the names u deIin-
qnents viii figure in print
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WHIT WILL HE DO WSSrrut ITya novel br
Balssr Igttoa, aaipag y ~ SFsl" &c price m "a
sgy-a Fiais Daughter > a@a Is sussss &c Sss s-raa
price - - -s's-ss
@m y FRASxIN FHIr
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1rs~ RKv. Or. SUDBARDs, PHHABFIPBTA WIZ
ny perts-an preach Trinity Tomorrow NORMAN
Al IL, and q night q hsfiast o'ciuck Ian Is :
Eras~ GRAHAM sERvtcE.-Rev Dr. Pincknev rector
II he church q the Ascension, VA preach The capo
morning. al IL ocock. Ian Is
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sAruRpAY. JANrARY Is. isss.
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pREsCoTTs PHILIP n, vol. 3. ja-f pablishsd.
L Nc 70 fs-NGl TAYLOR
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WI No s9s TIVE urs from IN rpak-r ana nrasr AZ
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with everything nen.eeed vh % tastrfnIy rrr.ra
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ness, q consumption, MARf H., wis II I4ei J. C npAA
The friends n the family her faners oan
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- I. fALENIlNk,S DAY - rankin Ihilp respect
~ ilE Aslns n5.rsse Tsiee
- ira ksssA a variety eisnse tiy ss1
ra-is So s-g~c'snn "a Saturday next sanaary a2t
FRk~RfIN FrugP
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FIccsloTxr win stag "a the WAshngfon Tbeaare on
Thursday nsrther only appearance ia Washington
fashionable sad lsrgs audience May be expected
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BODT sSATcTERs surprised Thursday night, in
the Catholic burial ground at Georgetown IN the very
Of disitsring corpse For want Of proper evidence
they escaped legal punishment.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
Browns Hotel.
kirk wood Honse.
National Hotel.


P1rn friend Maryland Jas III Young Albany
Isa Jackson, Eael4nd WIN w Wood. Z
BFemond Virginia " RraniaB, NsW Jersey
" j Buchanan, Baltimore Mlas RralnhaH.
W r Wan Dcwssn do W Hsginson NarfA Caselan
+ . Porter, do w ClEmland, Georgia
Dr &C Kryser, De FiHsFy, N n Broekiyn
Jns Wialeyi south Carolina y " Cerain, Maryland
W Whaley, do G n Fl9lrr do
A NJ wialey ECWelcli, DO
GNhaey5 do G0ade, ~, Virginia
Brdl0w, New York z Turner, E, do
United states Hotel
VIA Hsrrison, Baltimore jas Winston, RltiiaoAa
cnrkruh virginia Waler Iayscan, do
D II Essiasgn, Wheeling A c Hudscn. Virginia
z " scasscer, Maryland p y pendiet1n, Baltimore
n Overall, DC II ifulInes, Maryland
CD . II Waddle Mexandril Jno II shTinrr, Virginia
Ino z Carter NIrginia cnckrill, DO
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The SPEAKER laid bcfore the House letter from the
Clerk Of the House transmitting tAr-e packages purport
ing 10 be evidence In the 81 the Nebraska contested
erection delivered 10 this Office by the Hon Fsaner Fer
gason delegate from that Territory which wxs referred
70 The COMMITTEES Eesiuss and ordered be printed
Also letter from the Secretary Of State enclosing
sonssn unnton 10 tie COMMITTEES Foreign Afsrs RED
alive 70 the psnofial of G. II tsoundie United STATES
consul nj Zurich for increase a compensation &C which
was lad or tire table and ordered 60 he printed.
Also, Aletfa frum the Secretary ri War transmitting
statement % contracts With ta4 department fr the ysar
1883 which was laid the table and ordered 10 hc
printed
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MULE ~ HUOA kk late t. s. Marshal cor
~ t1a Net a taanibin has biaurf utt ~
l4sfas eq eHfeter az iaw s@ss~sa cenfe sss~ ya1rs
fene 90 trep ennrts te Court q CAns t.a F~er
unvr tN'iartHaen's, preunFtg anenara Aharr.s
aAFFDsss Eo0yYH
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WHAT WILL He DO WITH TT? new novel
w W 81 Y Bnwr lsttaa Burr caxtons az
cloth 81, paper rs cens stT
sylvan Ios nes novel ~ ygafas La urt,r- L.
K3tiis Brand &c, ulo1h 81 1870 NJ
Just publshea and far by
jan rs NJ Kxfy5 aurs sss1n,
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WAsnGEGEoS THKsraE. Mr.. ard Mrs Ohanfran have
been performing during the past week with great success
and have been ell supported The pubic find the theatre
worthy Of their patronage and they appreciate the
tions Of the stage manager 20 please.
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n AW BOOKS.-Burrin on Assignments New
Il edition S.
se1gwick on Damages New edition, 81
SeagwiGk Statutory mad Consfitusiouai
Trial 81 Charles =. Huntington Forgery
CEitea ststea Digest ral. IL, for 1857. ss
T. r. smiths Reports New Iqeas.r al
MArvns Las 81 Wreck and sSlyaGs; S.
Herds Law q Freedom and Bandaze, 81
Edwards Ellis and rr9nissory Noes.
kent's Comfnentaries a vpls New edition. sIs
billiard Vendors, 2 vols u
Matthew'S IHgest N the Laws eG Virginia
DRAKE on Attachment Nov edition: 20
Brightly b4rst, Laws Tho Nned taaes HTs9 No fss- M "a
Abbots Foras ~ Pleading, New Work Cedc. "a so
neTersaNs kintes Blankspone. New edatau. 50 30
IS ry,A<fIz ~ an,
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Rf TIE AUTHOR OF aSH0OL DAYS AT RUG
t BY"Ihc securing the White or Long rncs
uon hIable 81 laien
sSioa Days, nlnatratnd hy Rishard Boyle; price
An A0oulnt 81 D1na Comet 81 1888,
nne plates 40 ze prlce 80 cent
by Iaai 90 eaiits. Juss published and "a sal
Jan Is nsokstore ssa ~ pvns - as..
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Fns.A Va. IA sGepOsALD q Co., ass s@~~~@
To Dealers tn Arffneixi Flowers Ostrich
Feathers, Fancy tsoSAS, Ae-
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An ArFEAL is made to members Of Christian churches
10 pay daily visit to the Loa arqgsr risg which is
held between four and nv o'clock each afternoon at the
hail of the Young Meas Christian association, Pennsyl
yania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGI /,
AT ArTGrr--o

VIE TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNuAI
l. COURSE OF LECTURES in this Inst.
tuition, will commence ON the FIRST MONDAy
in November next
FACULTY.
Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, G. NJ Newton
NJ d.; Anatomy II. f. Campbell, NJ D.; Snr'
gerry, l.. A. Dngas, NJ. d.. Materia Medica, The.
rapeutlcs and Medical Jurisprudence, |. p Gar.
vim, M. d.; Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Infants, J. A. Eve, NJ. d.; Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy, H. V. M. Miller, NJ, d :.
Professor of Medical Chemistry, Joseph Jones
a. NJ, NJ. d.; Institutes and Practice of Medi.
cine, l.. d. Ford, NJ. d.; Demonstrator of Ana.
tony, Robert Campbell, M. d.; Assistant De-.
monstrator, S. B. Simmons, M. d.; Prosecutor
OF the Professor of Surgery, II. w. d. Ford. M
ID. Curator of Museum, r. P. Cleaveland. 49,
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at
the CITY Hospital, and at jackson Street Uosn;-
tai. Ample opportunities will be afforded for the
study of Practical Anatomy. ''''
ees 1or the Entire Course S10s m
Ticket Ito be taken once 200
For further particulars, apply to 'O'
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PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benep0lem Institution established By spe-
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CHEAP GOODS !.

M HERMAN, being DESTROYS of selling out
ILL., his present extensive stock of Dry Goods,
will sell at rs per cent under usual prices, in or
der the more quickly to make room for large
and varied assortment of Merchandise, which he
designs bringing on
Boots and Shoes.
He has as good stock of Boots and Shoe
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and consequently are of the very best quality,
and cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Among which will be found something to please
all tastes; adapted to all wants, and all sections
All new, and selected under his persontl SUPER
vision and direction.
His stock of CLOTHS and CASSI
MEX embraces the usual variety; and 1.-THE
LADIES DRESS GOODS
he has on hand cannot be beaten, as they were
selected by himself, with an eye to the wants of
the Ladies of OKOLONA and surrounding
Country
Also-Kerseys, Brogans, and all sorts of goods
for Negro wear.
In addition to all these be has a number of
other articles usually found in Variety Store,
which he will set at figures as low as the low
est; to all of which he invites the inspection of
customers.
OkOlona, Feb. "a, SO "a.
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MOBILE BOOK STORE,
ADAUPHIN STREET.
MIDDLETON & MCMASTER,
Thankful for past favors, beg to inform thci
friends and customers in Mississippi, Florida
and Alabama, that they have removed from thei
late stand, No 80 Water street, to that desirable
location
AZ Dauphin Street,
Where they trust to receive during the business
season. the calls of persons visiting the city, who
are DESTROYS of making purchases in their line.
They offer at LOWEST RATES, and on
FAIREST TERMS, the largest stock in the
city, of
Classical,
Theological,
Agricultural,
| Miscellaneous, and
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Law and Medical Books.
We desire to draw the particular attention of
Lawyers and Physicians, to our unusually large
and complete stock of all Books in their profess
sion.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
PRINTING, WRITING, WRAPPING and DRAWING,
besides every other description of
PAPER.
CARDS, BINDERS and BONNET BOARDS
Printing and Writing Inks;
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A very large stock ON hand or manufactured to
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BOOKS NEATLY BOUND.
SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPOSITORY.
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Hymn Books of all denominations,
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1s Orders for MUSIC, promptly filled.
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Attention is invited to our large stock of every
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found
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VIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of
l. the awful destruction of human life caused
ny sexual diseases, and the receptions practced
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases Inv
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consui-
ting Surgeon, as II charitable act WORTHY If their
name, to open a Dispensary for the treatment of
this class OF diseases, in all their forms and to
give medical adrice gratis to all who appv by let
Ter, win description Of their condition. iaqe. or
cupaton, habits OF life, &c. aud in eases of ex
IRENE poverty to furnish medicines free of charge.
III Is needless to add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill of the age. and
VIII iuriiish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Ihe Directors of the Association, in their An
ndai hepolt upon The treatment of Sexual Dis
sases' ,or 'ne year ending January LIST, 1858, ex-
press tlle highest satisfaction with the success
winch has attended the labors of the Consnltno
surgeon IN the cure of Spermatorrhp. Seminal
weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhna. elect. Svnh.
Ills, the vice OF Onanism or Selfahuse. &r and
ofder a continuance of the same plan far tbe on
suing year pun W. '"e ''
INC directors, ON review of the past. feel
assured tidat tnelr labors in this sphere of ben
os""ht eiort nave been of great benefit TO the
an'i1.eu' especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal
10 .his very important and much despised cause.
{, AN admirable Report on SpermatorrhDa. or
seminal Weakness, the vice ofOnausm, Mastur.
oallon OF Self-abuse, and other diseases of the
seAual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
oe sent by mail Gin sealed envelope), free of
C m., on receipt oftpo stamps for postage
othef reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment OF sexual diseases, diet, &c, are con-
staltiy BENG published for gratuitous distrbu-
tion' and will sent to the afflicted Some of tbe
new remedies and methods oftreatment dacover-
ed curing the last year, are of great value.
,,. Aaafess, for Report or treatment DIR.
G " H. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon.
IloMald Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa ''''
by order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL., President.
GEO. FA1RCHILD, Secretary.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-10
Q. "A. 9UGG,
BROkER, NJ O bile. Ala

ANY and all kinds of Business executed will,
promptness and despatch.
N. B.-Particular attention g;reu tn n, s.,,.
non o. Music and Musical Instruments.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 18th 1858
rruits purchased and shipped to parties in the
interior IN quantities to salt purchasers and m
the best terms and in the best manner
Fish-Presh or Picked, purchased. includ,o
oystefs' IN IKE manner as in the preceding Sec
ton. 'oo-
Confectionaries, toys. candies. sweet uo.,,
Ice, &c, purchased and shipped in ,ba has,
manner and on the most favorable terms
Merchandise of all descriptions and In o,.n,;
Ties 10 SUIT purchasers, purchased and Skinned
Oh favorable terms and in the most speedy man.
ner. NY "'a"-
Groceries of all descriptions, INCLUDING I;,r
ors, purchased in quantities to suit purchasers
on !he best terms, and shipped in the most ex.
pedtious manner ''' GA
consIgnments from the interior of ec,s
chickens, turkeys, poltries, beeswax. cern
wheat peas, potatoes, slaves, handspikes 81
'o'icited and disposed of to the best ADVANTAGES
ma IN ihe most ready manner.
!. otock, beef cattle, Hogs, &c, received and
disposed OF as in the preceding section. Nv
erVices are at the command of all persons or,
wing here from the interior with Prodnca a.
lerchantable Articles, to be disposed Of hn tho
argo or otherwise. 'hc
Parties desiring supplies will please enclose a
NECK, cash, or name some firm i'm this city
lat VIII honor their bills ON presentation
4's' ~'' 'o-ty c. A. SUGG.