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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-08

INTERESTING IRON TANrIco.-We are IA
v,red saws the v. o .P,ouon,, by a COM
mercial house in this city with the follow
inc extract from a letter dated:
T,urrc,. Dec. a5, lS5s.-The Spanish
difficulty was patched up in this place on
tho Isl inst. though not in very ercdita-
be name on the part Of the Spanish res
idonts ortLi- place.
4 naval force Of three British vessels
have visited this district within the past
rix dsy- and departed for Vera Cruz. w.
Shin Arachue, Commander Graham
steamer Tartar. Capt. Dunlap: pavasta-
ton. Capt Wake.
At Vera Cruz they are to receive IN
-.vrrrious for the government of their f,I-
tura cDcrations from the English Lnrs-
ton q. the city Of Mexico.
II Is understood that they are 10 coon
crate with the French squadron now Al
Vera cruz. in the adjustment OF demands
Tor late outrage- committed bv the rcvo-
lutiau.rv chiefs on the subjects Of the t,yo
countries.
tn, L. :. ship Sar5t1rl. Commander
Turner. communicated with the United
-s-f., Consul I'd this port on the "a inst.
and on I'll, 7,h departed lor V.-4 Cruz.
G4rza is now ~ the city Of Victoria. and
I.ara ars many -urmi-es aud ~ra.ulst-y,
orin;ous o. 10 his object of leaving tIi
place. Tut the are all So vague that no re-
lance csa be- placed in them. One rurno.
j.. that he and Vidaurri intend To ,cuaslt,
from Iallraz and nt 'ciaim new Republic
10 embrace several Northern State.
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II. ID. OGLETREE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AND DEALER
.yIOrthr1-Sl aud Western Produce.
No. 9 st. LouiS Street.
MOBILE
Nor. 3, 1s5S 7-Iv
n. ID. oGLETREE,
hummer and NeaI for S7,o

JNHE undersigned beg leave to notify their friends
and the public generally, that thev viii keep CON
Of Newton county. good supply Of Lumber. ~ al
descriptions ard good Corn Meal VIII ch they VII ali
On acoomma iatnC terms. go ~
These Mills are of the most approved Dissertation,
in use IN the South and We hone nv strict aftsC
non 10 business TO aeit INC patronage If the public
Oct il, 1855 A''AA0 w y
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posrroVEvrNf.-lhc ,1le OF Mr. Powell,
advertised m our last paper. 10 occur
ON Goth. hos been postponed until Tues
day next. whom &c will take place at his res
idcnoe. y mlos North East Of Padding
Land. stock. Crop. &c.. win be- sold
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On OOO SCI E1I!p sSe4rd l,a1d Choice ,, GUN,
C7rb 'ss GOOD as neN, Snd 10 hne shipping order
E"r .aie low Also deal in new Sunny Bags.
cave respectfully invite the public visiting Mo-
hilc 10 ca on us shall take pleasure in showiac
,rr articles and giving oar prices.
An criers by mail and Otherwise, promptly attend.
Cd To- SClPLE a BROTHER
CRY MUS
Corner Commerce and Church SITS, Mobile. Ala
gflHFs .Tuly II. 1873
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porctAs AND JoVEa-Wc copied last
week q paragraph stating that an angry
correspondence had been published be-
tween Mr.. DoraG,s and senator JoNEs, Of
Iowa. which would probably lead 10 q per-
soual collision when Mr.. Douglas arrived
q. Washington.
There sccuis 70 have been ill-fccling h.
tween the two Senators Cor a good while.
but the matter was brought to head by
the publication ofa letter addressed by
Mr Douglas to one Of his friends. defcn-
ding himself against the charge Of having,
IN obtaining the land grant by Congress
for tho Illinois Central Railroad. colluded
with senator Jones and others 10 sacrifice
the interests Of Galena. Illinois to those Of
Dubuque Iowa. Mr. Douglas -ays in the
conclusion ofhis letteri
Twill only add that any insinuation OF in
timation on tho part Of General Jones. or
any OF his friends. that had any collision
with him. and was willing to sacrifice the
interests Of Gllena 70 those Of Dubuque. or
AlN NtAfN punt - hfN7tas "aa'h A'AAtsaai't''+9
false.
To this Mr. JoSEs replies in quite long
letter. which he publishes in the Union, in
which he accuses Mr. Douglas Of various
, dishonorablo acts. and winds up ~ col.
/ love,
( This, -ir. il the third time you have
madJ ''igfrr,ouslg flise' accusations against
me. and that have been compelled e
T G,.ten the lie upon you. Though you
I may. at the ,acrihce Of Democratic organ
imtion have effected a triumph in youi
/ State. as you say, "over Executive and
( Congressional dictation. ! can but look
with contempt upon any fame or position
. YOU may have acquired by union will
"whitc spirits and black blue spirits anc
gray" Black Republicans, South Ameri
cans. disappointed oflicc-seekerr. &C.. q
I do upon the mistrab resort to oppro
hious epithets connected with my name
hut covered with q contingency whicl
gave sure escape.
gen. joss Is a man Of high characte
and % undoubted courage; and nobod
ever doubted that Douglas had sand i
his giz1ard. II il difficult to see, thcr,
fore. how the matter IL to pass of withou
fight.
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Tho Stale or .WissiSsipDi.

NActLR 'NANlls
VNO Isaac L. Mills, Greeting: You arc
i hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate Court Of Jasper County, at
the Court House thereof on the first Mon
day in March next. then and there, to an
swer the petition Of Reuben fairfield and
William Pierce, administrators of the es-
tate of NANCY I. MILLS. late of said
County deceased, for the sale Of certain
slaves therein named, and to show cause il
any YOU can. against such sale: and fur
ter. to do and suffer such things as shall
b. adiudged and ordered by the Court
aforesaid, in the premises.
Gwen under nv hand and
SEAL seal of Office, this 9th day of
- January, A. D. 1859.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON,
Clerk
Jan. s. 1853 ls-5t
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CIV ENIABLISHMENT IT DES0T0
ROBERT II. WEENS.

tLate q SriiA Coslnt,,)
IL AsiNG purchased the remaining stock Of Goods
IL ot j. w ColhGS, at DeSoto VII cou.iuct 4 ceneT-
a MERCANTILE BUSINESS, a. the cid stand He
VIII kesp constantly on hand lSrge stock Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing the usual variety suited 70 Inc wants of,ha
up country. - ~
GROCERIES, HARDWARE CUTLERY;
~ at everything suited to tine country trade or usu.
ally iouhn Ia up country stores. He Will sell a.
MOBILE PRICES FOR CASH
with the freight added which is al that the most ex
actlng customer could demand.
his old friends in smith county and the back eoun-
Try 6 morally. bringing their cotton 10 DeSoto will
hnd TO their interest 90 give him call He pisdgea
himself to sell them goods fer cash or in excbsnce
for cotton oE a. good terms thdy can be BOUGHT
anywhere The line Of the road--at Enterpfise or
any other place. His motto will be
Quick SNLES AND LOW PRICES
and he is determined please. He respectfully soH
eirs share Of custom. ROBTT Is WTFSgS
DsSota, March %, 1858. ~
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AdmLnistrafor.s Noticc.

NV HEREAS, letters of Administration
w on the estate Of NANCY I. MILLS.
deceased. were granted 10 the under-i m
ed, at the last January term Of the Pro-
bate Court OF Jasper County, State Of
NJ ,i-sippi: Now, all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deccdent,
are hereby required to exhibit the same
within the time limited by law. or the same
will be barred.
WILLIAM PIERCE,
REUBEN HATFIELD.
4 .f.5..st-y.5--
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80 600 TICKETS
Five Thousand Five Hundred and
Ten Prizes
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
EACH SATURDAY N JANUARY.
APPkOvTArATTOv ppT7rs


- circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
va re sent I" any one d",-.as % receiving IT,
Cerhicae' 1f Packages Will he sod at ths following
rates which j. the ri-kt
Certificate # Pgckaga ~ 70 Whole Tickots... S.
10 Half ........... q
10 tUsrtar ........... y
10 Eighth ............ i
N ORDERING TICKETS OR CFRTIFfC,TrS
Enclose u" money 20 oar llra-S for tho TfaEats
ordered. on rrcn pt % which thC7 Will he iorUa-dea
by iT-t las. Purchasers can have tickets ending IN
any figure thc- may designate
I1e LIST Of Drawn Number and Prizes viii be sent
20 purchasers Imma tiate y after the lrawug.
Ia Purchasers viii please WI. their Signatures
plaza ana give the,r Post Oi5oe, County and Stlta
So Remember that every Prize j. drawn AM r.v-
.,lla in 10 without dedrc.icu
fE- All prizes u slono and under raid immediately
after the Or Sng-otAcr prizes AT til usual tire Of
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SNsu lIwu Sgu5lt-Fbe advertisement
Of this oljand popular Seminary of learn
ing win De louul In our paper to-day. --
This 4choo. Is lowell established. anj too
WILDLY known o, mood any puilinc We
are rlrd % learn th1t 10 continues in 2
pr1spcrou and furnishing condition.
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rv-Citizcns of this County will notice
tho advertisement OF Mr.. L,surra tho
Tax Collector. and govern themselves ac-
rordinrly.
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Latest adyces from Kansas state that
the southern settlers Of the Territory are
much disturbed by tho constant commits
sion Of fragrant outrogcs upon persons and
property.
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TuF SLAVE TGDc.-h copying an art-
t.cle "a few days ago from th, Mont-omer;
.Itrrr.r on the Slave Trade. we pra.u-
med that TIA. paper mas been ia favor Of
lec1iizinE that trade. This, we find was
an error Tho 49, ~ Says that for
time &c s,as in C-Hs-oS a1~H-e true policy,
audaccogjmg.y ada't.cd communications
in favor Of he trale. mixing at the time
an editorial disclaimer" Il has since
examined tLe sub. .'cara fully and IS op-
posed toll. We Quote the followin. ex-
pGc.t Language from Il. columns:
Since then. Vs., have Investigated. with
what car" We might. tac African slave
trAI" question. We are of oI.pion that
upon grounds oftuu.s. ~ political econ
omy and of southern political policy. the
African slave trade should receive IA, ear
me-, and heartfelt condemnation ct every
southern man. We would have the Fed
eral Jaw repealed. since they my be now
construed into an implied SUR upon tho
institution OF negro -iavcrv. But we
would ha.r sub uutol sat. laws, con,
STRUNG the introduction ~ Africans a. d
conspiracy agf.H-t the well being Of every
state cot tho south. and making death the
penalty Tor e violation of such laws. 50
long tAr Federal Jews q. remain. va
are Jon their strict atoIccm.u-. for an tn,
constitution and law lee tine only safety
Of che South. IF we r.uulr bo protected
by the constitution and the law, lj-uuior
is our refuge.
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subscribers b "como up 70 taw;"
Walk up. roll up. tumble up, step up.
Jump up. climb ar. run up, fall up. ride
up. rush up. hop up. slide up, roach up.
swim up. wheel up crawl up, fire up.
steam up. sail up, push up, jam mp, wind
On. saucero up. limp up stay up any way
az 50 you gee up snd settle up your little
urintar's bill
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HNn hISMEL pure. white, sweet Boltel,fF
iiDOO OH Is and HoMINY: fov sic evory dsy
He 9 ground made from choice Whit Corn.
II NUoH Want nee Corn Tread, try our Meal
than we furnish '
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Atnrur rur-rhis distinguished sell
dior and poet author or Che "Ilynus 70
che Gods" 8. NOT dead a. the newspapers
have reported AZ che last accounts he
was shooting grouse on tho Western prai-
r.es with a four pound Gsld picce--what
any .ruc .portsman would call murder In
the FIRST dcrfoc. ~ Il said chat Captain
pfkr b. soon 30 take the position 81 lend
ING editor Ga tie Memphis Appeal the
Democratic organ OF West Tennessee
Jrar. Ctrurys Is editing the Eagle 8 En-
auIrsr. Tho Know Nothing organ. They
both enlisted Ia The Know Nothing move
ment oft.j5. but Captain Pike bad sense
enough 10 discover his error. while Jerc.
did not. That Is characters GIG Of tho DIFF
f,rcnce between tho two mon.
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Flour FIour!! Flour

HMM bbl.~. 'oplnon me. SUQerlne. Fancy Su-
IOOO perinc, Extra and Choice brands in sore
landing, and 70 arrive
We deal largely in oil kinds Of Fl QJk-f-orn The
connoncst rnd cheapest 70 the best qualities Of FN
ira hrandswhich enables ~ sell AZ the very low
est figures, and at 4 s,.ipi advance.
h2-Smai gronts, quick and heavy sales, is our
our stock and prices w. :"
livery harrel OF Flour we sell We warrant IS we ron
resent IN quality and sweetness 'NP
Flourp put up II \ barrel hays 9sls lns. in 4 do 40
los; IN = do. do. 9S lbs SAD n barrels. al 49,,
holled and IN fine stlj.fmc order "'s -
CUR arte.os arc always fresh ground, and made
nom TIE nest grain 20 he had in tle market
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Charles Hodges E.l, has been nout
mated by Che Democrat, Of the Sixth Con-
ucssioual District Of Illinois. to ON IN,
uncxpigod term Of the late Thomas L.
Harris.
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&O(lORIs
Ennht Eeehlt Eeedl!i

MEnl BAGS prime Yellow and White, IL store,
wv landing and 70 arrive. We arc constantly
receIviag large quantities of Corn; bought II oS SO
Preea and IN sound los; which enables to sell 81
the very lowest market prices.
nF-(orn EuyFr. To-. :. Nnvr interest
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WOOD. EDDY co. Augusta. GEORGIA.
WOOD, EDDY ( co, Atlanta. Georgia
or. WOOD, EDDY &CO. Wilmington. bel
RI 4 lis. II the numbers tia' arc drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that sch ono is
entitled To, viii DO published after evorv drawing N
the following papers II 7ilst1 fGeo CJnSttu,ionalst
N-c orleans De'tr Mobile Register. NasArt. Gazctte
iti1at~ iatc7e7ec-. Nsrv York Hrthlu Day Book 81
r1r70b D1i'V Ncrs Eictr nd Dispatch N1c York De.
Tr'r Dr7DTCt
Dec. 3. ISIS lI-sw
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DRAWING u the Srarta Academy Lottery Of Geor-
, -Ia Class 4. a. August Georgia SATURDAY. Dec
9th, 1855 Samuel swan ( Co, Managers.
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The Memphis Inquirer states that FIVE
men were recently hung in Arkansas for
horsestealing by company Of regulators
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Jrvrt-wo read la the Illustrated
London News
There IL news about "Junius" Mr..
partes-Ioseph Of Birmingham very
wsll.rcad man and scholar. with aavan-
tnres which few have possessed. j. 10 give
ur. before six months are over, Life Of
~ Phillip Francis" tho "Iuni1s' Of Ma
eaulav and also OF hr1ugham. bat not the
arunius" OF Mr Dixie Mr.. Parkes pos
sos.os an the papers Of Mr. Dubois. tho
sorrstarv Of Franeis and tho executor Of
Tom Uiu. Sucly Tom It'll must have
Uhapponed" to know who Junius wasl
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n. u. OataturE-Hiit.--our attention
has boon called 20 tho flrt that In q mo-
tiee Of the card OF this gentleman, several
weeks aeo % was mado 20 appear that be
VA. In che commission business. The
reader viii Gee by reference 10 our advcr-
tisinF columns That he is engaged in the
salc Of rrocerics bj the Wholesale and re-
tail. and il. ls we feel assured, prepared
70 supply the wants 81 country dealers.
planters. &c.. on che most favorable terms.
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Hoors.-Leigh Hunt goes into ectacies
while describing the additional beauties
which the hoop adds 70 the female figure.
when the hoops large, and the swell Of
it hangs at proper distance from thcper-
son, II becomes not an habiliment. but an
enclosure. The person stands aloof from
il, and is imagined to do 20. The lady.
like a goddess. Is concealed in a hemi-
sphere, out Of which the rest Of her person
rises like Venus out Of the pillows. When
she moves, and the hoop is at a proper
length a. well as breadth, she does not
walk-her steps are not visiblc-she is
borne along she is waited; comes gil
ding"
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Cess. WSFutp Sg1rr. C0mm5udrr.in-
Chief of tbo United States army was In
Mobile last Monday and lclt the next
day dly tr New Orleans Tho oil hero
81 on tour Of inspection ct the lor'idcn-
tIons and delenres OF the Southern coast.
end g. travelling on royerumeutvos'cl--
the war steamer Vixen. 10 was warmly
received by tho citizens ol Mobile without
distinction Of party. though he arrived
suddenly and unexpectedly.
Cess S1v lioCuoy Reuurt--rho Hiti.
,a1aa Nr states thlt General lIoston viii
not bo a rlnl Iale 1r tag Sent1rship
from royas. made vacant ty the death OF
the bmsniattr R1.k. nor win Do 10 can.
didlta foe The Goyoru1rship ~ hia State ,
bu, th.t al che end 1f Dis present senate
rial term. be intends o. rrm0vs 81 Lis
property ai fte head ol Galveston Bay.
whore De- win In future reside. cscbewins
public adurs so Cav "a being "a candidate
Tor amy elective aJiea b. concerned. tIo
has served che public long and now seek.
rcroac IN che baIon OF biz mo4limabl,
family. and ir domestic pursuits
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%The Office Of fault-6nder u more
sasily 6llsd than any oth@
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NEGRO BrESr.-Ne learn that a negro
man belonging 10 Daniel Jra.z.n-. Pike
-ouuty. rcc,n Isl attempted 10 burn q mill.
and was taken UP and whipped therefor.
The nero soon after found an ourotuui.
" - kill his master which lie did. with
an axe. The negro then ran oil. bur was
pursued. caught. and burnt odra,L.-Naa.
..-lsr-, .tg.N .H1i.
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BROOKE q sMEDEs,

NIChSBURG, MISSISSIPPI
w ILL continue TO practice their profession in the
w Circuit and Probate Courts Of Warren caUntY,
IS Nckshurg: Washington county, at Greenyiile; Boil
var county. at Wellington: Issauuena county ~ Tai
Il and the supreme and Federal Courts at JACKSON.
July IL, 1858. 9-tf
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lying in Newton County, two miles north
Of Gar!andsville 90 miles from the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, and only FIVE miles
from the line Of the Southern Railroad
The tract contains $50 acres, 4S0 of which
Is first rate bottom land-the remainder
good upland. Two hundred acres are
open and in cultivation. There is a good
Dwelling and the necessary out-houses on
the place. 1t is well watered. and has a
fine fruit orchard. Also, at the same
time and place. | will sell Sbout
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Tur-ucG atssAs Stu1ot.-rhc attcn-
ton of our readers g. respectfully called
70 the Rev T. s. R1aty,ov't advertise
ment of biz Ntf'i Es.t GrI7tr.u.eI pr
A{,'eeutfs Pausr.. which. by free inter.
pretian moons. Eclectic Grammar school
Cor young mon and hoys.' Me- Robinson
isa man Of 6uo scholastic attaiumeuts.
anil there arr few engaged iu The bu.i-
mess of t'1ebing moro thoroughly oompc-
tent to che dusie,o f tb1. responsible coll
ing. The community ought to appreciate
The services 81 such man. and avail
thomselees of the advantages which his
school aHarit.
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PLANTATION WuBk rou JAyrkuY.-Our
planters vill 6ud valuable and interesting
information tn the article which We copy
with che above tItIc from d.. Ctorn's Amg-
ric1u Cotton Planter 10 BE- from tho pr.'s
own pom. who a. a. practical and succcs'-
fil planter. g. perhaps uneTlallci IN che
South
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Thiriu LikCEu .1YgrOcs.

men, women. boys and girls. | will sell
also the Plantation Stock, consisting of
Mules, Cattle, Hogs Plantation Utensils, sc.
The terms of the sale will he credit un-
I'll the first day Of January, 1860, purchas-
ers giving notes with approved security.
The notes, if not paid when due, to bear
ten per cent interest from that time until
they are paid
JOSIAH WATKINS.
January l. 1853 Io-tds
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New-crleans Money Market,
4vt Camel Streets
SPECIE.
An,,nistrn1nr.s Nnficc.

WHERE'S, letters Of administration
w on the estate Of PETER d. CT RTH-
REE. deceased, were granted to the I'M
designed. at the last January term Of the
Probate Cour, Of Jasper county, State Of
Mississippi: Vow, all persons having
claims against the estate of said decedent,
are hereby required to exhibit the same
within the time limited by law, or the
same will be barred.
MARIAN I. GURTHREE,
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Tho blessing of an active mind, when IL
is 10 GOOD condition. i--tha' il not only
employs itarlr rut is almost sure to he
the means vt -iviaE Wholesome employ
Uout 90 others.
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Laws On.............- = \.
LAWSON 4 LCCKETT,
w. II. HARDY,

dIIDHAEfS 4 Law,
WILL attend with promptnes5 and fidelity to all
w business entrusted g. them, N Madison Scott,
Yazoo, Leake. and al the adjoining Counties.
Office on the south side Of the Pubnc Square.
Cluton. Oct q. 1858. 2-n
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II AVE received and are now opening a large stock
uf wtil-scrctea Goods Of every deEcrl ti1u and
ua able o. AFFORD them L. those who Wish o. APP
Tiy money 20 the best advantage, or near Mobile
rats prices. Thu ,rtm.nt j. a complete ~ any
I'D SIZE Va'e, consisting Of everything usually kept Ia
& and new supplies will DO constantly received
Persons wishing % urah1se. e. prtitiy -aose who
hay" the cash % pay, vii certainly hau r to Their IN
tere-t 10 call and examine stock, consisting 81
Dry Goods.
p1mestcs Ouaburg~. LnseysJ Jeans, Calicocs Linens,
NUslins q iughams, Clothing shoes. Hats etc.
together with large assortment IF
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LAND, NEGROES. STOCK. etc.
n
PUBLIC SALE
= Valuable TrGct or Land,

ENHE undersigned will sell publicly, on
4 the premises, on Thursday the 18th
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DIR. J. w. AVERA,
d Z n IA L s UR EON,

u " L : f q E v.
i services 10 the pubic
lie IS prepared TO perform all operations in NechSn-
leal Dentistry With all the latest Improvement AZ
tc"rk lrGrrdntoi ~
1T. respectfully tenders his thanks to his friends
ana the puhhc for the liberal patronage extended to
ni' aha trusts That ne has eXecUtedhis work in such
manner rs 70 merit "A continuance OF the same
Claiborne, Prl 10 1888. 26lv
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Notice to the Public.

,, % " HlFih'frs oi our hrm have nv way OF pur-
.N' ,"eolne ihe owner Of the grants chartered by
~ those m Georgia, under tho r,eut of Neisrs
a,tsoIS haniy- Of Mimir 1ton. Delaware We have
~ "a ~ 'Alcdlcut 10 mango the name Of cur firm.
ftf,f ~ 'tsgi January LIST, ls59 20 that Of WOOD,
rL,I,l - Who vii hereafter have the manage
az above nance. '''i' - saw '''' '-''
~ Hll transactions We have On jrqvar.d to conduct
, ~ WIN integrity end prcmyness. and We
EI.l ~ N.' pubAn fh-s the patronage heretofore
H. ~ ~ II Wen deserving Of hr'u- transferred
'efsofs. Very respectfully.
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go Tho Columbus .Ga.l Sun saws that
NJ Hugh D. Grant. "a arg, rice planter Of
Glyup county. Co... had hi,slw mill. rrist
mill. thro,h,De machine, bern and storing
barn with 1.ull bushels Of biz best rice.
entirely consumed by FIRE ON Christmas
morning The losi "a attim,ted ~ $4,000
brsijs tie expense Of putting up new
machinery. building. So.
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DIR. A. j. COTTON

'T'HANhFCf to his friends and the public for the
L liberal Patronage heretofore extended TO him,
VIII continue to devote his undivided attention 10 the
practice Of medicine and surgery in all their various
branches.
Frt15iing FEB % 1871 EST