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Nae Uo1ptarha llg.rt. 'ameut ut ou, 'id .0,ent
Gems. u this number Of tbe cstraH. Will attract
t1e rrBdsrsa.fouuou We hIya reason 3d. SNOW that
he b, oue af hg Hugs .to.s nf goods offered o.
che pr1rIa of tbIz srstauaf Mississippi They syrJ
bluaht u Nse Yors ,ni can be- soil o. cheap e. any
body r.u srIl To- ibis .5rtI0n 10 country.
Tbs rItfa be- has selected a. tba lartiHn Or Dis
brale-. -bub1tu b. bH'ut 1s rI1 hle POINT Cor DO
inf business bs any other ol tbs w. ga. Islro5d. -
Tho t,fs country is brth one. AMI au,rl uu1unt 81
eottru Is strried tbrre Or shipment 10 ol these
Wr Cifr Will SELL go'Is ss cheap ts they can bs
haugHt Ia ANY southern market
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Uluck a NoRRis.-We call attention to
the advertisement Of Mcssrs ULRiCE q
Nouuis, Factors and Commission Mer-
chants Of Mobile This house Is every
way worthy Of the confidence and custom
orour planters, and we most freely recon-
mend It 10 their favor.
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SherIG's Sale.
w. c. Porter,
VS.. IeHdi. ErpOHds

VS.. FeHdt. ErpOHds.
James X. Porter.
10y virtue of the above stated Vendi.
ID to me directed, will expose to pub
lie sale. for cash, in front of the Court
House door, in the town of Paulding, be-
tween the usual hours of sale, on the first
Monday of September next, the following
described property, to-wit: one NEGRO
WOMAN, named Seamless, aged about
fifty years, of black complexion; levied on
as the property of the above named de-
PENDANT to satisfy the above stated Vendi
Exp. and all costs.
L. B. LASSITER.
Sheriff Of Jasper County.
August 10, 1859. 44-4t
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Mexican Mustang LIniment.

The popularity of the Mexican Mustang Linz
iment, L. co-cNton~Ivc with the civilization Of the
globe. other articles claim To dAcri1te pain aud dis
tress-th's cures. Family Physicians, Government
Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers Livery
&C. have practically demonstrated this fact through
out the world. No article ever before received such
undivided praise and support from Medical and Sch
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SINGLETON AND HAYNES.


o. K. SINGLETON Candidate for Congress in the 4tl
Congressional District Of Mississippi, and NJ. b
HAYNES Candidate for State Treasurer, Will address,
the people at the following times and places:
Richand. Holmes County, Tuesday, Aug. 10th.
Benton. Gazoo County, "Wednesday, Aug. Eth.
Mechancsburg Yazoo Co. Thursday, Aug 18th.
Vernon, Madison Co. Friday, Aug. 18th.
Ludlow, Scott County. Saturday, Aug 9Th.
Hill~boro Scott County, Monday, August 18th.
Decatur, Newton CO. Wednesday, Aug. 3lst.
Lauderdale Springs Lauderdae County, Saturday
September }rd.
Marion. Lauderdale Co, Monday. Sept. Jth
Chunkeyville Lauderdsle Co. Tuesday, Sept. 9th.
Enterprise. Clarke Co. Wednesday, Sept. eth
Quitman. Clarke Co, Thursday, Sept. sth.
Claiborne. Jasper Co.. saturday, sept 10th.
PauldIng, Jasper Co.. Monday, Sept l2th.
tIaTlandsyle, Jasper Co, Tuesday, Sept 18th.
Raleigh. Smith Co, Thursday. Sept. 18th.
Cato Springs, Rankin Co. FRIDAY sept 10th
brandon, Rankin Co, saturday, Aug. 18th.
August 3, 1859.
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To LAND BUYERs-The advertisement
Of Mr.. J. W. MArRY, offering to sell a
tract Of land in Sumter County Alabama,
will be found in our paper 10 day. We
are informed that this land Is Of fine
quality. and that Il lies in a most excel
lent and disiruhle neighborhood. Those
wishing 10 purchase will see by the advCr.
tisemcnt 20 whom they may apply.
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LAND roR S,LE.-The tract Of land ad.
vcrtiscd by Mr.. GsNCC RonERrs. in this
number Of our paper Is represented to a.
one Of the finest tracts in the county.
We feel further authorized to say that he
will sell Il on very reasonable terms.
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valuable PIan1a1I00 for sale

NaluaDIe PlanIat1On for sale.
Es THE undersigned offers for
e3E2fs3 sale his Plantation in Jasper
SYT& County, Miss, six miles west of
49, Charlottesville, twenty-five miles
from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and
ten miles from the Southern Railroad,
containing Eight Hundred and Eighty
Acres, five hundred of which is good Prai-
RE and Swamp Land, and the balance
Sandy. There are between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred acres of open
land in a good state of cultivation-good
Dwelling and out-houses-with excellent
springs of water.
The above land lying on and between
the waters Of Tallahoma and Otoe, has
one of the best outlets for stock in the
country.
WILL if desired, sell off four hundred
acres of the above land separate, two hun
bred and fifty acres of which is very rich
Prairie, and the balance rich Swamp.
Terms favorable as to price and time of
payment. Address
ISAAC ROBERTS.
GdrLlERSl7Vf Mss ,July 10 1870 412D,
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Public Speaking.

john J. PETTUs, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Mississippi, and f.
r. BURT, Democratic candidate for Audi
tor of Public Accounts, will address the
people at the following times and places
here mentioned:
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COLLEGE,
MARION, MISS,

"Opens May 9, 1889, and closes the last Friday in
" November
by its author.
Tuition Fees range from $40 to So per month.
Board and Lodging from $40 e sl5 ger nor, an
l. j. MCCORMICK Al
Merton, May T. 1889, So-iy
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Call.

Ill. J. JoSEs Esl, viii become candidate for the
Senate, he will receive the united support Of many
voters in Clarke County
MANY VOTERS.
DsSoto Mss. August 9Th. 1889.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
%NOIlCA.

NJ THREEFOOT, formerly in the employ
nj meut of the house Of Forsheimer Morrison,
viii hereafter he found at the old. extensive, and well
known Dry Goods house of GARNER, WILLIAMS
CO in Mobile, Ala and respectfully solicits con-
tinuance Of the patronage of his numerous friends
Mill. lime S, 1859. S5-,f
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Married.

ON the lth inst At the residence fool ". H. West.
in Qutman. by the Rev. Mr.. Napier. Mr.. SAMUEL
H. fERRAL 10 Miss MARY +. MCLEOD.
Also. on the 4th inst at the residence Of Mr. Wiley
Lott. IA QuitmAn. hy the Rev. Mr. Daniel Mr.. Oh A.
4. STONALL to Miss MARY +. LOTT
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James Overstreet, DeTt.
Attachment
for 10000.


UNO JAMES OVERSTREET-TAKE No
TICE: That on the 18th day of April,
A. d. 1889, an attachment was issued at
the suit of +. II. Perkins and John b.
Perkins, surviving partners of the late
firm of Perkins, Clayton 4 Co., Plaintiffs,
against the estate of James Overstreet, de-
PENDANT, returnable to the October Term,
A. d. 1889, of the Circuit Court of Newton
county aforesaid, and returned executed
by the Sheriff of said County:
These are therefore to command you to
be and personally appear in and before
the Circuit Court Of Newton County, afore-
said, at the Court House in Decatur, on
the second Monday in October, AID. 1859,
then and there to plead to said action, OF
Judgment will be entered, and the estate
attached will be condemned in the hands
OF James NJ. Barbour, garnishee in said
action.
- Issued, and given under my
SEAL hand and seal of office, August
wv Sth, 1859.
JAMES A. WARE, CLERK.
August TO- 1859. 44-5t
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Tho Rev. Or, Francis l. Hawks bas
been elected 70 the Prof6saorship OF III.
tory in che University Of North Carroll
na. u is believed he will accept.
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Csyun,fr "a tW Lraist,rrrr-tn the bst of an
nauncsmeu.s ~ candidates to-day. vii De found the
name ~ A. p. p,yttrn, E-p, a. candidate b. the
Legislature Nsssrs Hr,y and nouvps have both
withdrawn with the understanding that Ne uunttI,r
should take the dcd Ne will unite the whole party.
and every oue feeling the least interest IN the web
hre of the county ought 10 a., % work and help
elect him bv acuutr1IUnf majority.
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San pEkru.-CH,utEs PiCErrr, a SON Of
pr. Pickrrr. former Editor Of the Flag 81
o. Ua'aa. at Jackson died in this place on
Wednesday Of last week lie was a prac-
teal printer. and came here seeking en-.
ployment, which, on account Of his pre-
possessing appearance, and geutlomanly
manners he at once obtained in our Of
flee. This was on Monday morning. and
after working but few hours, he was
seized suddenly with the illness that car
riod him in little more than iorty-oight
hours 10 an untimcly grave. The best
medical attention, together with the UNI
RENTING watchfuluess Of his brother
craftsmen, and others, was given 10 him
during the short time that interviewed be-
tween the attack and its fatal termination,
II may be gratifying 10 his distant friends
and relatives 10 know that nothing was
spared to alleviate his suiFerings, and save
him from the cold hand that was too sure
ly stretched over him. Tho remains rc
ceivcd the best sepulture that the town
could have afforded 10 the wealthiest o
its own citizens and they were followed
n the grave 10y a large concourse Of our ci
tizens, ladies and gentlemen. A touching
address was delivered by Rev =. ). Ron
tvsox. the solemn service for the dead per
formed, and the earth heaped upon 9Th,
strangers grave
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HORSES. CATTLE. &C.

of years standing, has been totally cured. Piss,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores Scrofula Stiff Joints
Feons, swellings, Burns. Bites, Boils, Chaps Neu-
r'lg- salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon man,
and kindred comulaints upnu
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CtUutEr e BBo.,-N7c Iark.-Under
the head Of New York Directory. will be
found the advertisement Of this lare,
Grocery House our Fast Mississippi
friend Barr. SUTHERLAND has become
one ct the fixtures Of the house. aud his
presence In it IL enough 20 attract all Mis-
stssippiaus to the establishments The
house keeps not only fancy groceries. such
ns Liquors, Wines, Cigars Tobacco. 6c.. bat
also the substantials. Coffee. sugar. Gunny
Cloth. Rope Sc. &C.. al Of which they
soil o. retail dealers on the most hyora-
bic terms. No southern man may be-
afraid that BAIT. will 10 hum the lra-t in
Justice in trading. aud he ought 70 receive
the custom Of al his old Mississippi
friends and ecuunintances.
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Public Snhakinp

Mr.. McLAIN, Democratic nominee for State Sena-
tor from this District will address the voters Of the
District at the following places and times.
The candidate for the Opposition respectfully in
vited to attend at each place and take part in the
discussion.
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Appointments for Clarke County.
Isl. Shubuta, Thursday, August 18th.
End DcSoto, saturday, August 18th.
3rd. Enterprise, Tuesday, August 10th
lth. Zion Church, on the Ente. prise and Energy
Road, Wednesday, August 18th
5th. Energy, Thursday, August 18th
9th. Pcarce~ Springs, Friday, August 18th
eth. Maxwell, Saturday, August 10th.
sth. QUiman, Monday, August 22nd,
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Mobile Cotton Market

ofEICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER. }
Monday Evening, Aug. <.
There was light demand to-day. and
sales were effected to the extent of 100
bales at unchanged prices say ll4c for
Middhngs. The market closed firm at
quotations
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raj echo wherever this article is used.
This Lniment is Indispensable to planters and
owners of horses and mules. Mr. John Daniels,
Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for $780, who was rails.
ed from utter uselessness by this Liniment Every
family should haveit Beverly particular and enquire
for the Mustang Eminent and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean 2s
cents SO cents, and 800 per bottle
BARNES a PARK, New York
For sale 10y ;. F. CAsTEEL and all dealers
July =, 1859. .os
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DRAWING of the Sparta Academy Lottery of Geor-
IL gia Glass 81. at Augusta Georgia, Saturday, July
Both, 1859. Wood, Eddy Cos Managers.
Successors to Samuel Swan Co.
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Mr.. : LITCH, HYDE Park. Vt. writes THAT the
horse was considered Worthless This case was SpSv
inD hut since the free of the Mustang lniment
| have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Linlment has
been doing wonders up here
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1T Is FREE FROM POISON,

Nrv N,pr 1,,ol..r J., 1o.s
ID ,r,,,r NI,,i - " ii",e ANA! seq ana teSt-
harmless 10 mankind and domestic ,,i,,,i 6,, !
tam death when inhaled hy bugs. ants and insects.
2aM lF, Il, EhiLloN, NJ D. Chemist,
= - Nov III yo ,rIiii ISI,Sy,o,
Mr. Jouv 7 Rovr S,,no-i,,Io,. - ~, III. -,
Ho.n,tsl saw. .be ros ox,,Ile4 IN ~ ~.
reaches ,,o,l,s g., 81, - '',i's
,,,,,,,,,,.,..,.,,.., - anu mus u
-
rt -, -, ~, % - u
.-,-, Nii'
.,, H. - ''o''''' anu -i''i 'Por
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lovE GAsQuE ESD. lns been nominated
hy the Democracy Of smith, a. their can.
didato for the Legislature. The honor
could not have been conferred upon a
worthiCr man or a better Democrat.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, August S.-The sales of
cotton to-day amount to 200 bales. Steam
ers news had no effect on the Market
Middling ll3c.
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Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, August 6.-The returns Of the election in
tins state far they have been received, indicate
that the Democratic candidate for Governor has been
elected hy about 600 majority.
In the election for members of Congress. the Op-
position have elected their candidates IN the second
thri fourth. hh and eighth and probably. also, IN
the first from winch full returns have not Yet been
received.
The Democrats have elected their candidates to
Congress IN the sixth seventh and tenth districts.
In the ninth district It l. Yet doubtful who j. elect
EFF. The vote Is very close and may only be deter
mined by the official returns
The Tennessee delegation in the last Congress
stood seven Democrats and three Opposition.
The returns for the State Legislature indicate a
Democratic majority in both branches.
The Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.-The election for members Of
Congress this Sts.e has resulted the election Of
Brstow, Opposition IN the third district; Adams OPP
position in the sixth district; Mallory Opposition. in
the seventh; and l. 7. Moore, Opposition. in the
tenth district.
Ia the fourth district the election is still doubtful.
In the remaining five districts the regular Demo
cratic candidates have been elected.
In the Legislature, on JOINT ballot, the Democrats
Will have about thirty majority.
The Democratic ticket for Governor and State Of
fcerS has been elected from 1000 To 1900 majority.
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NEW ION COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court Of said Couutv, OltoJd
Term, 1889.
+. H. Perkins and John b.
Perkins, surviving part
p D.. ~ CIorto nm c u Attachment
pTa 80 WI " w. for $1,000 90.
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HaViIand, Clark & George,
IMPOR TBRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGG ISTS
10 land I2 North Water street,
MOBILE, ALA,

w n - u Z y n L Z - n - " " y y /,
10 and I2 North w ater street,
MOBILE, ALA,
CATALOGUE.
GLASSWARE, SHOP FURNITURE, &c.
Bottles, TnSture, 4 gall.
Fitsring Paper, gray.
Fask-, u pntaquart.
Funnels GLASS. OLA gall.
Porcelain, assorted.
Tn
Call pots. CO. nestcd.
Graduate Measures, oz.a32 OF.
Hydrometers for Acids,
{. syPr IIrs
Labels, Druggists. gilt, in sets
Physicians d"
4" Cologne French, Fancy.
Hair OIL
Also large assortment Of Perfume
and Miscellaneous Labels
Morars, Brass assorted sizes
Iron, y pint to gallon.
" Glass. assorted.
Marble
Porcelain
Wedgewood, 2 inch ola inch
Ointment Jars, &C. covered, plain, "a oza4 o.
: fiat ttoPIPtt
white and fancy steeple top, 4 pit.
,.,,,, to l qt
PHI Machines, various sizes
Tiles Graduated 6dl2 inch.
Plain
Boxes, Paper, English, in nests
Amer.
Tin.
Wood, turned, nests
To be Continued.
Mobile. Ian. 1888
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(Erfract) "In lifting the kettle from the fire II be-
came unnanageahle. tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to crisp II was an aw
fu sight The Mustang Lnment appeared 70 extract
the pain. II healed rapidly, without soreness, and
left no scar of account. Truly yours
CHARLES FOSTER.
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Ray~ Democratic papers throughout the
State are requested to copy SO much OF
the above list as is embraced within the
region of their circulation.
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NAIIARIE HORSE SANEnl

such as Rng-bone Gall, Scratches, SPAWN, Poll-Ev,
Sweeney, Hoofal SC, are suhdued and cured 10y the
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
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AAuNuN ELrrrioS .-Cloptou majority
over Judge in the Montgomery District.
is about three hundred. Moore majority
over sanford Is innumerable, the largest
ever given fora candidate In the State.
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FURTHER BY THE PERsIA.-Nec York.
August Cord John Russell writes to
the English Minister at Turin, that finally
a European Congress must settle the affairs
Of Central Italy.
Cavour says: THE return of the
Grand Dukes will be forcibly resisted by
the inhabitants of the respective Duchies,
and that now is the time when England 5
voice may be heard"
From Mexico.
MiTamon has asked for ProtectOrate
by Frap~a and England.
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LYON,S MAGNETIC POWDERS.

WI destrou Garden Insects, Cockroaches Bed Buqs,
Fleas. Ants, Moths and all pests u the rcraiu kind
The importance of a reliable article Of this kind is
Inestlmable. In weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes This powder the only article
ever discovered which will exterminate them. 4
company 81 i,iiiss>, horticultural Society
of Paris while amidst the ferns Of Asia observed that
all insects lighting upon certain kind Of plant very
soon dropped dead. This fact was made use of to
guard their night camps from these ntuders. Guam
titles Of the plant were brought home by Mr.. f. Lyon,
and found positive insect destroyer in every expcr-
iment 1t Is simply powdered leaf chemically pre-
pared to resist the effect Of age and climate Medals
and Letters Patent have been obtained from the gov
ernments Of England, France. Germany and Russia,
from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medical and
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From California.

The steamer Habana at New Orleans
from Minatitlan brings advices from San
Francisco to the goth.
The Pacificsteamer Golden Age brought
500 passengers and about S2,0OO,0OO in
treasure.
The news is Of no great interest. The
politicians were as busy as bees in prepar-
alton for the election. which is to be held
next month.
The crops were in excellent condition.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON Slst Jan 1883
"MR. EMANUEL LYoS-Dcar Sir: / have the pleasure
to inform You that the Royal Commission Of the
Worlds Far AT London, have awarded YOU Medal
and Certificate for the great value Of your Magnetic
Powders, &c. "MILLARD FILLMORE
Chairman"
The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
Prince Albert
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New York, August S.-The steamer Nova
Scotian has arrived with four DAYS later
European intelligence than those brought
10y the steamer Persia.
Liverpool Markets.
The sales of cotton for three DAYS were
1900 bales. The market closed steady,
with an advance in some cases Of Id.
OF the sales for the three DAYS, specu-
lators and exporters took each 1000 bales.
Ihe quotation for middling Orleans was
3-I6d
Provisions and Breadstufs.
Breadstutfs closed with an advancing
tendency.
Corn and Provisions closed with de
Ginning tendency.
Consols.
Consols closed at 95.
LONDON, July 27.-It is rumored that
Napoleon will visit London very soon.
The London N0rs has programme for
an Italian Confederation, which it init
mates will he pressed on the French ma
ton.
/ II is the naval and not the land forces
! that have begun toleave Italy.
Count PersIgny had arrived at Paris
/ with assurances from the English govern
ment that England would give adherence
/ to Congress only on condition of a gen
/ eral and immediate disarmament.
England demands a general disarma-
ment as the condition Of PARTICIPATING in a
| European Congress.
Austria refuses to admit a Sandman
representative.
Napoleon.
Napoleon entered Paris on the nth
inst, at the head of part of the army of
Italy.
Denmark.
Denmark has conceded the Island OF
! st. Thomas to the United States
Italy.
\ division of the French army entered
Parma and Tuscany to perserve order.
The Pope has issued a circular COM
| planning bitterly of Victor Emanuel's
conduct and asking protection of foreign
| governments
The Pope accepts the arrangement of
an Italian confederation.
An Extensive Fire.
MENrHIs, Aug. S.-The planning mill,
| lumber yard and five dwellings were de-
stroyed 10y fire yesterday.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR.

GrsIf BlrLaqis ~ Cat P.HU-Spsf-l,s ~
Mrssrs P,Ras. Bart, HukolIl,. Dickinson,
Bury anil Hrsk-.iLopi tco haasaui poo
pie present on hs occasion.
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and Friends Of EIueation are iDT,fsI ~
Jol2elg9 valuable TExrBooKs, for Schools Aeade,@s
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Land for Sale.

CORtNlSSlOHt
August 10, 1889. A.
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Seeds, &c
Cotton Seed.

Kentucky Pumpkin Seed, Rice, Peas of all varie.
ties Wheat, silyerskin Onions, Top Onions, Potatoes
Of all kinds, Barley, Rye.
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Shelby, Philadelphia, Rockland Thomaston, Mar
bic Dust, Plaserng Hair Rosendae Hydraulic Ce-
ment, Calcned Plaster Of Paris.
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OFFICIAL

Aug. 10, 1859.
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August 10, 1859. 44-4t