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Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Citation Notice,

To F. A. f. Anderson, and wife Susan C, Andcr.
son, Henry Hardy, aud Jcfiicy Hardy, minors
J. b. Anderson, and al! other persons interest
ed in the lands OF Henry Hardy, decd
YOU are cel to he and appear before the Probate
/ Court of Monroe Coanty. Miss on the first Mon
day of December Dext 1860 then and there to answer
the petition OF Elizabeth Hardy widow and rclict o
Henry Hardy deceased, for dover in the lands of said
decedcut and show cause, if any You can, why said
dover in said lands should not be allotted to Elizabeth
Hardy as prayed for.
BY ordeI Of Court. II. A. MORGAN Cle'k.
Nov. s. lS60-lW.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Final Notice.

To all persons in any manner interested in the
Estate of James B. Ewart, dec'd
XTOU are cited to be and appear before the Probate
L Court Of Monroe County, Miss, at the December
Term thereof $780, to show cause. If any you can why
the Final account of VIM. +. Dowd, administrator of
said Estate should not he allowed stated and filed in
said Court and decree made thereon accordingly
nv order of Court II. 4. MORGAN, Clerk.
yey. s. laae--tw.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Citation Notice.

To Thomas IIaushton, Mary H. IIaughton and
Sale K. Ilaughton. and all other persons il,
any manner interested in the Estate OF Richard
Huughton, decd:
VOU cited to be and appear before next Pro-
i bate Court of Monroe County, Miss, to be holden
at tho Court House thereof the 5th day Of December
1860 then and there to show II any you can why
the Final account OF j. NJ, laughon and b. II. Taught
on Executors of said Estate, should moi be ALI we'd
stated and filed ia said Court and decree made thereon
crrdingly.
BY order OF Court II. A. MORGaN, CLERK.
Nov. 8, lS60--4w.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

(FrPm the 81. Louis. No., Duly EUening News)
gls'> We wish to call the attention of our read,
ers TO new article in the way of medicine
Messrs. Potter & Mprwin, who are natives of our
State. have long been known to US as high toned
honorable Gentlemen, in which we place the most
explicit confidence. They are manufacturing an
article known as the Cherokee Remedy" of
which an advertisement appears in another column
of to-day's paper, from what several medical Gen.
tlemen Of vcracity and honnr have told us, togeth
er with our high esteem and confidence for the
proprietors. We are inclined to believe that this
article possesses MERIT of 20 low order. We are
told that cures have been performed in our city
that had baflled the skill Of our most learned
practitioners. If this article proves what it is
represented to be- a new era will take place in the
treatment Of diseases for which it is intended for
every unfortunate can truly attest to the disagree
ableness of the nauscous and facilitating effects
Of the mixtures that they have been obliged to
swallow We know, the proprietors would not
knowingly deceive the public. Therefore we nd.
wise any of our readers, who may be so unfortu-
nate as to need an article of this kind to procure
at once the "Cherokee Remedy" you can find it
at any Drug Store in the Southern States.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

prominent citizen of Western Missouri, under date
of April 9TH 1856 writes follows " an more than
of the opinion at 40 ens edicinr SO completely
meets the wants of people your Dr. Shaenbergers
Fever and Ague Antdote.' And again, under more
recent date the same writer adds need not report
you that your Pills continue to give the most perfect
satisfaction to all who use them,N Sold By Druggists
and Dealers everywhere. &C.
Oct. "a. lsiO.--iw
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Citation NOiCe.

To F. A. E. Anderson, and Susan c., his wife,
Henry and Jeffry Hardy, minor heirs Of Henry
X. Hardy, decd, j. B. Hawkins, and all other
persons in any manner interested in the Estate
of Henry Hardy, deceased;
VOU are cited to be and appear before our next Pro-
i bate Court of Monroe County, Miss, on the first
Monday of December, A. D. 1850, to answer the petit
ton of B. T. Rees and VIM. Rees, Admin STRAIT of
said Estate for the Sale of certain negroes belonging to
sal Estate and show cause, If any You can why said
ne groes should not be sold as prayed for.
By order of Court Nov. g. lS60-4w.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
The State OF Mississippi,
MONROE CuvNrY.

In The Circuit C0urt q saW County.
JouS c. GARNER,l To the Defendant, JonS j.
909j. vs.. KELLEY
JoHN j. KELLEY. ! TtNake nj tcc. That on the 4th
4 day of October. \. D. 1890
John c. Garner sued out from before I'm o. Burgess Esq
an acting Justice of TIE Peace in, and for said County
writ of attachment at the suit Of himself and against
your estate real and personal which said suit is now
pending in the Circuit Court of sad county Of Monroe
Unless you appear before the Judge of our next Circuit
Court to he holden for the county Of Monroe aforesaid
at the Court House thereof. in the Cay If Aberdeen,
the 7th Monday after the +.h Of September 1850, and
plead to said action Judgment will he entered against
Won and the estate attached will be sold
Given under my hand, End tina seal oi said Count at
Office in Aberdeen this 9Th day ri October 1850
&. ". PENNINGTON Ccrk.
nct,hor II ISG0-- ty
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
For the Sunny South.
FOR AN ALBUM.

FOR AN ALBUM.
III write for you
A line or two,
On this page that bears my name;
That you may know,
Where'er go,
That fervent friendship is the same.
How oft am
Thus called to try
The anguish'of the parting tear;
And now again,
prove with pain,
That all is evanescent here.
And when I'm gone,
And you're alone,
And | am wondering where you are;
o don't, ia time,
Forget my rhyme
But look on this, and read it there.
Now must stray,
Far, far away,
Yetwill liftth fervcnt prayer
Should we no more
Meet on this shore,
Tftwe may meet where angels are
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

a PHuosoruER's PREDIoTIoN. -Abont a hun
drctf years ago, Noltuirc, then residing ut Geneva
10 sad to have predicted to his friends that. before
the beginning of the nineteenth Ceutury, Christi
an'iy would have disappeared from the face of the
earth. IN the room where this prediction was
made, it ia stated that there is now deposit Of
aAsA6kA
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

TNO the jail Of Monroe County Miss on the 18th
J. day Of October, lSG0 runaway Negro girl
NANCY who says She belongs to Theodore waters Of
this County. id slrl is dark compccted feet high
weighs about 100 lbs and supposed to be 60 years Of
age Had on, when committed, Osnahc>g dress. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take her away, or she viii he dealt
with as the law directs. H. j. B. LAM,
Athens October b. s66-3w. Jaar
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

l5y- The Druses have published a formal vim,
dicaton of theta reaent conduct. They claim that
the blame rests with the Maronites. They affirm
that the Marontes have for years been laying
plots to expe them from Lebanon, and that their
own ursc was only scf-deence.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

RAIs.-The fall rains set 10 in earnest yesterday
evening. It rained almost i1ccisantlv during the
whole Of last nigh, and is still raining this NOR
ming. II it continues few hours !onsGr We may
look out for boats in few days.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Administrators Notice.

VK7HEREAS letters of Administration on the Es-
w tate of Charles Smith, dec d having been gran
ed to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Miss, at the September Term thereof, 1850.
Now all persons having claims against said Estate, will
pIesent them duly Probated in the time prescribed
law or they will be forever barred.
NJ. B. PARK, adm
Nov. 8, lS60-6w. NANCY SMITH. ad,urx.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
A Word about Hair Restoratives.

The original, it is still the best, preparation for
restoring grey hair to its original color, and rendering
it strong healthy and beautiful, is Heimstree Cos
Inimitabe Hair Coloring Restorer Evero other pre-
paration advertised for this purpose is but imitation
of this Most of them made with water and require
pense of hair dres sing to accompany them, as
they leave the harhash and dry. Heimstrecs is made
with oil and stimulating spirits, gtording an agreeable
hair ,cash aside from its value restorative. 1t is
sold at reasonable price, placing it within the reach
of ALL Wemght introduce certificates from Clergymen
Senators, and well known citizens in all parts of the
country but it is not ,essary We leave readers
to Judge that foundations produce comparatively
successful results the original and initiated article must
surpass them all.-.J0WnQl.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

tE- We are told that planter in this county
had his whole corn crop gathered by two woods
peckers and deposited in the hollow of tree
The only labor necessary to save 1t was cutting
the tree down. That's what we call a crop.-H
PetyeL
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

Gsy- We clip the following Story of Love
from that spicey, sentimental sheet, the Prairie
News edited and rublishedIby our young bachelor
friend, JONI RICHARDSON, EsGr. If JOHN tells the
truth, land editors like Caesars wife, "are above
suspicion in that resreci,) in regard to the va-
gallant conduct ofour usually poiteProbate Clerk,
we all upon the Young ladies Of Monroe, to see that
RUFUS has an opponent the next time he becomes
| ofl;cn-
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
-! Z! 9lelu ahuertisul'eyts.
FAT THE MASONIC HALL.
C. T.. GIF F O r D,

DEALER IN
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewery,
Spec,acles. and Silver Ware.
(slGN OF THE MAMMOTH wATCH)
ABERD DEEM, MISSlS SIPPI.
r HAVE returned to, and permanently located in Alb.
crdeeI, and AN in receipt of, and opening complete
assortment Of fine GOLD JEW LRY, WATCHES, and
articles usually kent in my line Of business large
assortment of Coin Silver Ware G0hets Forks Spoons,
&C. Mortons Premium Gold Pens-every Pen warrant
cd.
SpcctacloS!
To those who need them would call especial attention
to the fact that select Glasses 10 suit each peculiar
condition of sight. Come and that this is hum
bug. The Pebble ami Perrsc0pc GLASSES. all selected
aud warranted and there is necessity in going to No
bile or elsewi ere when you can be suited at home.
N B. Being practical Matchmaker, my careful at
tenton will be given to all work entrusted to my
but remember, my work is CASH in every instance
ENGRAVING neatly executed and all work attended
to promptly. Diamond Goods and Hair Work as CASH
Orders solicited and filled at commission prices
At present, my Store is with l.. d. LEEDY.
Nov. s. lS60--tf. Masonic Hall
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

MEssRs. CLARK, GREGORY & COL lave been using
your Clark Fuers Ambrosial Oil for five six weeks,
in case of chronic sore eyes, aud must say Ihave re-
ceived benefit from its use, from $. W Kcnncy's
directions than all the eyewater and other prcscrip
tions that have tried, and their nanles'are legion.
have proved its efficacy sovereign balm for many
other ills that the human family are subject to. take
great pleasure in recommending it in al cases of aches
and inaamations. When first met Mr.. Kenney at my
plantation, in Limestone county, Ala four miles from
Glbeats Borough, was suffer ng most intensely from
my EYES hive been partially blind for eight years,
and by the aid of your Ambrosal OIL have jnst read
letter, so badly written that my wife and daughter
could not make it out This owe to Ambrosal Oil, as
have not been able to read letter in eight years.
always expect to keep it in my house as long as live
and have money enough to buy it.
WILLIAM LEGG.
Limestone Co. Ala June IL, 1S60,--Oct, 25-2w.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
A story OF Love.

IT'S hard to thaw the resolves of icy-hearted
parents. fris haS'ler still t., bA coftent with ale
exquisite delight Chat invariably accompanies the
close acquaintance Of two cOngehlal souls. They
must push into matrimony and misery. Love
makes fool OF the wisest of men, and 'tisn't ir-
revvrent to say it does ito with the most sensi-
BILE of women. Wen tell tale: In the lower
part of this county lives young man likewise
Young woman. The young man discovered the
vanity Of single life. Young woman also found
out the folly of living by herself Young man felt
desire to learn something Of connnbal felicity.
Young woman felt an ardent penchant for same
sort of experience. Young man, James by name,
wasn't one of the sort to banker round a girl spi-
lin with the tender emotion ; told his love-
Young woman, Salina, by name, didn't feel like
letting conccament, like moth in red blanket,
feed upon her damask cheek knowcdged her
self H. tainted towards James.
" James squeezed her gentle hand in his,
And pressed her slender torn,
Vowed to shield her from the blast
And from the worlds cold storm
And then she raised her eyes to his,
All filled with drops of woe,
And in the sweetest accents cried,
Oh, don't you hug me sol! ="
James Intercepted old folks Old olks said
no. James said nothing Gets a friend to have
party Goes to party and meets beloved. Takes
her to one side and tells her he is going away, next
day. Beloved takes on, but declares she can't 90.
James gets indgnant--cuts up and upbrads be
Lowell. Beloved willis in james arms, and says
CO. but take me with yon." Next morning
James goes, takes beloved Probate Clerk at Alb
erdeen knows his duty. Stern man, won't reent
old man might sue for damages-and james
don't get license at that office, not if it could be
helped. Heads for Alabama; arrive at Carroton.
Officers there have seen such cases before Don't
get papers at that office, as anybody knows off,
Young people very Respondent Young man SOL
EMMY swears. Young lady takes her hair down
and cries profustly Young folks mutually yield
to the force of rrepressible circumstances. and
turn their faces homewards. Arrive at patcrnal
domcil. "Old man, take your gall" saws James.
/" Reckon you'd better keep her, says old man.
Young man inwardIy rejoices at unexpected for
tune. Old 'ady steps up. Tells oil man the
young folks ought to get married-speciall after
travelling to Alabama by themselves. Sensible
old lady. Young man goes to Houston, gets Ii
cense and mairies the maid Of his heart Young
man happy as Niger at corn shocking, and
young lady merry as an infant with fists full of
moasses candy. Our reporter knows no more
Moral for old people:
"Dids't thon but know tho nly touch of love,
Thou wouds't rs soon 60 kndIe fire with snow
As seek to quench the fire of love with words"
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
New Evidence.
BOLIVAR, June Is, 1860.

BOLIVAR, June Is, 1860.
MEssRs CLARKE, GREGORY & Co. -Ihave been'for
several years soey afflicted with frost bitten feet during
the winter months, until happily found remedy in
your valuable medicine the Ambrosal OIL since that
me have used it in Toothache, Rheumatism. Sore
Throat Collie and Burns, and found failing
edy in the most severe cases.
therefore take great pleasure in recommending the
Amhrosal 0l to a world of affection, feeling conf
dent it possesses the requisite qualities to the most
severe cases, for which you recommend it.
Mrs. MARTHA A. HUDDEsToN.
Sept. 81, lS60-2w.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
A Word of Warming.

There is nothing more despeabe than stealing the
reputation Of reliable article to impose upon commit
nifty inferior aud worthless one and yet is is often
done. FIFTEEN years ago, liemstreet & Co., introduced
Hair Restorative under the name of Inmitobe Hair
Doorig.' Its wonderful restorative properties made
it INN nscly popular, and grey and bald heads were
ketobecome thing of the past, when the country
was flooded with limitations, the use of which was not
only us but absolutely injurious. TIE orgiaaipre.
para!jSs5s scientific combination, made with oil and
stimulating spirits afordng an agreeable hair wash,
while al the limitations are made with water. making
the hair harsh dry and rzy requiring after it dries,
the Use of oil or wash to make it look dccently We
would therefore advise readers to buy nothing but
the original Mimitabe Hair C5loring or Restorative,
which is reliablc-T~y Wig.
Price Fifty cents and dollar bottle. Sold every
where
WE. HAGAN & CO., Proprictors, Troy, NJ Y.
Oct. %. 1861
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
By Telegraph.

s4Y State certain for Breckenridge
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 6-Returns from all quar-
tiers indicate the certain election of Lincoln-there
is no use for trihing details
Lincoln carries the Stae Of New York by a
strong majority, All the New England States
have gone Republican by overwhelming MAORI
ties. No returns received yet from the Northwest
ern States.
KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.
New YORK. Nov. 6-Returns indicate that Ken
tncky and Tennessee have gone for Bell. The fu-
sonists have carried the city of New York, ac-
cordinG to one despatch, by $4,000 majority, and
according to another despatch by 10000 majority.
DELAWARE.
New York Nov. 6-Returns from Delaware
indicate that the State has gone for Br eekinridge
by 1900 majority.
VIRGINIA.
Returns from Northwestern Virginia indicate
that the State has gone for Bell by large majors
ity
New ORLEANS. Nov 6.--The Parish of Orleans
gives Bell 5,2l5 Douglas 1905; and Breckiu-
ridge 26i5.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

MISSISSIPPI.

We publish in another column, the of ,i,l vote
Of Monroe County, showing an unprecedented ma
jority for the Democracy
I.owxDKs CorsrY we learn from dispatch to a
gentleman in this city, has given Breck. and Lane
$50 majority.
NoxrpEE The Macon Beacon, of yesterday
.gfvcsrthe following result:
Dd tckinrdgc, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7o1'
- ls4..: s. ,........:., 81:
Hreckinrid,e over Bell, 1885, over Bell and
Douglas combined aOs.
ALABAMA.
The vote Of Mobile is as follows
Douglas. .................... .......' go
Bell, observation-disclosures. ...''.....'i ~ Va
Breckenridge ........... .......lFto'
Boil carried Mobile county. The State, however
has doubtless gone for Breckenridge
KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE.
We refer our readers TO onr telegraphic dis
patches from these States They are, however. too
hasty too be relief upon. We learn from pas
sengers by the IaNa stage this morning, that Lon
sville g,ve,Bell 1900 majority and that the vote
stands at Memphis, 1900 for Bell, 100 for Doug
as, and 500 for Breckenridge
NEW JERSEY.
BY dispatch from Columbus last night, to n
gentleman in this city, we learn that New Jersey
has given the fusion ticket 1900 majority.
All the news we have from other States up to
10 o'clock to-day may be found under our tele'
graphic head.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Thursday, = = November s, 1860.

% MARTIN MArTAx is our authorized Agent for so
ct W and rcceptng subscriptions to the Sunny South
In t,e counties of Monroe Chickasaw, Pontotoc, lta
wanna and 7 shomngo.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue and in pursuance of order of the Probate
Id Court OF Monroe County, Miss, rendered at the
November Term thereof 1860 the undersigned admir-,
and admrx, of the Estate of Charles Smith, Decd will
proceed to sell public auction Wednesday the 18th
day of December, 1860, at the late residence of said
Charles Smith in BiGby Fork" all the perhabe and
personal property of said decedent. viz
Horses, Mules. Cattle, Hogs, Farm
ing Utensils, &c.
Also-FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES, as the prop
erty of said decedent. Terms made known on day of
Sale.
NJ. b. PARK, admir-
Nov. 8, lS60-tds. NANCY SMITH, adm'rx.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
The Union Dissolved q
The Bell don't ring Where-Evereu Goes

We publish, elsewhere, tho official vote of this
county at the election on Tuesday last. x 1t is the
largest Democratic majority ever pollcd in the
county in Presidential election. Bnchanan's
majority in 1855. was 444. Douglas received ~
votes Surprising these all to be Democratic votes
We have lost but 40 votes and gained 20o. We
set Monroe down as the Banner county of the
State. until further returns show the contrary.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
FaiT w aiming I

All those indebted to us up to the first Janua-
ry' 1860, are respectfully requested 10 call and set
tie at once, as they will save Cost by so doing
Our Business must be- closed
Nov |, 'GO-tE II. GATrMAN, & 60.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

DELYEp-We lave delayed this issue OF our
paper somewhat beyond the usual hour in order TO
give as much Election news as possible The
general result will be known before our next
Issue.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Guardians sssaEG OBI
II ~ q T%T Il D Ga

A s Guardian of John G. Wicis, Jr,. and Tan
N dy w. Wicks, | will, on the 9th day of No.
vemher, 1850, at the late Residence Of John Cox,
deceased. under ap order of The Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Miss, proceed to sell,
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

No MIDDLE COURSE IN RELIGIoN.--O(lcn do we
hear remss professors strive to choke sll forward
holiness by commencing the golden mean. Acun-
ming 'discouragemcnt-the devils sophistry The
mean of virtue is between two degrees. 1t is
meat grace that loves degree of grace yet this
is TIE staff with which the world beats all that
vol ID be better than themselves. What will
you be singuar-walk alone But, were not the
apdHl III. 'plar in their wa.king-a spectacle to
the ~, y, ! not Christ call for this singuari-
he more tFan otherss You that are
(IGrll 1.-Two Do no peculiar things?
In the world, will We keep
the vst the name of Puritan
dis Eearlen US in the service OF God? Saint PAU
sail, in his apology, "By that which they call
herEsy, so worship the God of my fathers = and
by lat which profane ones call Puritanism. which
$, Indeed, Jealous devotion, SO let my heart desire
TO slree Jesus Christ.-OM Puritan Writer.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
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