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EnR s ALE.

n OFFER for sale, the place on which reside
Z wing one and a half miles west Of jackson. on
the J.cSson and Clinton rode, containing two hun.
dred and twenty acres. The residence is beauti.
f,l eottaee building, containing seven rooms and
han with gallery in front the nut-buildings con.
sist of double negro cabins; kitchen and dinning
room for servants; good cistern, carriage house
bIactsmith shop: two new framed cribs shielded on
each side, good stabling, su.icient for twelve to
fifteen head of horses, stabbliDg for twelve mich
cows with separate stalls, from six to seven acres
in an orchard of the finest selection of different
kinds of fruit, viz: apples peaches pears, &C., just
heginnins the come into bearing; also, a never
failing quantity of stockwater, there are between
ffty and sixty Of timber, fheresdue has been
cleared within the last few years, and is in high
state of cultivation, and conveniently arranged for
planting, raising stock, and marketing Idesire to
a. ia ,60~wtf. ISACC SHEWALTER.
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WITT. IsAcC sHEwALTER.
FOR SALE!
Choice Corn and Cotton LAMBS in LOUIS

yFVHE "Bayou Bonne add Tract" situated about
Il fourteen miles east of the town of Bastr D,
in Morshouse Parfsh-containing one thousand
eight hundred aeres-also, the .'Ba River TIact''
situated about twelve miles south OF the Vickburg
and Shreveport Railroad, If the Parish of franklin,
containing two thousand two hundred acres,-nine
hundred acres of which have been 6eadened.
The above Tracts were judiciOusiy seleeted-they
lie in the heart of the EoTToS COUNTRY, where
a failure in the Corn and Cotton crops is thing
unknown.
In order 60 realize speedily, o moderate advance.
upon our investment, we will sch the above lands
much lower than the figures asked for those of a.
similar character, and will offer the best induce
ments to purchasers who wish b bay either Tor
cultivation speculation. $50
For further particulars, applyts
FUQUA & MELBOURNE, q
Clinton, Parish Of East FiIiciaas,
AUG '6n-w3m% louisiana
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A GREAT BARGlIN.

YHE place formerly owned BY DR.. D. o. Williams
and in reachFof The finest chools In the State,
male and female, wen Watered, with or 100 acres
Of good creek bottom, for sale low, very low, a.
am determined TO break up farming. Their are
new corn crib, hne dwelling house &o.H Nearly
1000 bushels corn and fodder also mules and hnrss
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
will be sold cheap and on accommodating terms.
Mr.. Tier, the Overseer on the place, will show
the land 70 any one wishing % purchase or apPli-
cations can be made to the subscriber AZ Clinton.
Kinds Co, Miss. GEO. SfOKRS-
Nov '59-tf.
Eagle Of the South, American Citizen. CanAon
rubiish till forbid
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Best gelding-A. P. Bush.
Best MARE. j. Gold.
DRAFT HORSES. :
Best horse-R. H. Smith.
BUGGY MARES.

- DRAFT HORSES.
Best horse-R. H. Smith.
BUGGY MARES.
Best mare-Duff Green.
FLOODED HORSES.
Best stallion, years old and over--Dr- W.
S. @. Walker
/ Best stallion, years old and under 4--h.
n. Euhanks, 1jr., Kinds county.
Best stallion under year old--S. 1. Nien-
olson
Best mare 4 years old and oyer-Sane.
Best mare year old and under 2--Dr- !" :
S. @. Walker, Madison.
z SWEEPSTAK ES-HORSES.
Best stallion wv. D. Bib, Rankin.
Best mare-J. j. Gold.
Best colt--R. \. Eubank, jr.
yIcKsBuRG SoUTHRoNs This company
was received at the depot yesterday morning.
at IL O'Clock, by the Mississippi Rifles, Cap,
tai Dragons and the Rankin Guards, and
was escorted to the armory of the klfes, ana
after partaking of some refreshments, took up
their line of march to the Fair Grounds, where
they became the object of great attraction; AT
3 O'Clock, P. NJ, the Southrons were drilled ior
the prize, it being the desire of the company
10 return to Vicksbug on the evening Tram
The Southrons were escorted In due form, py
the battalion, to the depot, and took their ae-
parture amid the good wishes OF all parties
concerned
The Rifles and Rankin Guards will dr1ll
to-day, when the committee viii award the
prize Ia the successful competitor.
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SHERIFF,S NOTICE.

John Cieary ! Uircuit Court,
No. 81. VS.. f. IA } FRS District Kinds county.
james Ewing. J To December term, 1850.
kpY virtue Of an execution to me directed, in the
D above stated case, l will sef to the highest
bidder, for cash, on the first Monday ST December
next, in front Of the Court House in the city of
jackson. within the hours prescribed by Law, the
following described property, to wit: Lot 81, in
West jackson, levied on as tho property Of james
all cost. w. II. TAYLOR, Sheriff,
By w H. TERRETT, Deputy Sheriff.
NnYemher Ii. 1850. WV
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RAIL RIDE OF AN ABoLITIoNIsr.-Last
Saturday at Athens, one Thomas Long, door
keeper of a canvass show on the Fair Grounds,
having been detected in too familiar conversa-
ton with Saves and writing to one under an
assumed name, was suspected, by the owner
and others, of apurpose to abduet one of them,
and getting hint of the detection. and that
his arrest was contemplated, he boited from
the grounds and took 10 the woods He was
caught, however, brought back, and threat
ened by thecrewd with hanging; but there
being only negro evidence against him, he was
let off with ride on a rail over the public
square In the town, amid the derisions of hun
dreds Of witnesses. The abolitionists will,
doubtless, make lion Of him, as they did
Brewster, in Boston, Huntsville Dem
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MISSISSIPPIAN,

AnVEzrtsxEs-The Mlssissippian gees press in.
afeer the arrival nj half past O'Clock ears
NV Orleans Those wishing their advertisements
would do wen to bring them in before O'Clock
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CranberrieS.
A VERY fnelot of Canberries for sale cheap,
N at III. III. Smyth's store, by the barrel or
gallon. Nov Cos IT,.
FOR SALE f
G.NE Of the most desirable small tracts Of land in
" Kinds county, five miles from Jackson, the
State Capital adjoining the lands of VIM B. Taylor
ESQ.,, containing two hundred acres zone hundred
acres in cultivation, .enclosed by good f~1ee-A
good wood pasture Of about thirty acres-enclosed
Nv a good fence-a small comfortable dwelling,
kitchen smoke house, stable, corn crib, wagon shed
and negro cabins, &c. several never falling springs
of good free stone gravel water, peach orchard,
a good stock range, winter and sumrner.l This is
a healthy q location as there is in Kinds County.
For terms which viii be very, liberal to q good
purchaser, Apply to g. LOMBARD, Civil Engtn-
Ger, Jackson, Miss, or 10 G. h. DICKSON, Post
Master, jackson, Mississippi. agents.
April 20 '60--s&w-tf.
PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
EEyHE undersigned offers for sale his plantation
Il situated on the east side Of Pearl River, Az
miles from Monticello and Westville road.
This place contains i've hundred acres, three
hundred Of which in high state Of cultivation
all the land Is new and fresh. Italso has fns
new dwelling house, negro cabins, gin and mill
stables &C., embracing all necessary buildings and
convenienees. Terms reasonable.
Sept Ii '5e-tf B. ". THOMPSON.
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TAKE NOTICE.

UNDERSTAND ]. A. Fobnrg has q l1llolllols
j. two notes, one dated 18th dap Of October, 1885,
for $780, the other having the sane dAtp Tor <1A
the irst payable the lst day Of ae1t Docember
1850, the latter payable lat day 81 January 1851
the first is payable to William LundburE. The 50
cond payable to William Lundburg, or bearer-the
public is hereby warned against trading for said
notes, they were obtained By fraud, aud the con-
sideratinn for which they were given has Wholly
failed, protest the same and win not pay then.
-. p n. STRANBURG,
Nov 6 '5o-at. NV. DENHAM.
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Il AN disposed to sell my valuable tract of Land,
Il on Sanfower River in Washington County,
numbers aro:-S - u, Section IS, Township ID,
Range 5, W; all Of Section 80, y "a, Section 81,
and N Is, Section %, all Township IS, Range 4,
west, containing 1440 acres. lying one or two miles
east Of the river adjoining the original entries of
the Cranes and General Downing. For further
information and terms applys to the Hon. Madison
the Capitol.
June % '60-wtf POWHATAN ELLIS.
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FINDER the WIN Of William Jsoobs, ST..
~ who died in the District Of 0reenvilla, In the
State Of Sonth Carolina in Nay last Considerably
legacy has been left to James Madison jacob
his SON. James Madison acobs, when last heard
Of BY his family in South Carolina, was In Selma,
Alabama. II alive, heiB probably rssiding IN soIne
Of the Western States; aud notice Il hereby given
that in default et his applying for said legacy,
within reasonable time, application will Be made
TO the Court 70 dispose o. Il among bis Heirs -
Law. - EDWARD D. JACOBS,
Gresnvilis. s. G., oets so-Wsn. Kxasnton
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
n. MARSH DENMAN & Co.,

t6FHeE CUfOitERHds UHIE GTf9eE, i,
and IS Common Street, Ns.0 Orleans.
,M@R. KEEP contantly on hand an assort.
RNEJ ment Of CARRIAGES Of eyerv
tA5 description ,from their own manu-.
factory, and from tho best manufactures in the
limited States, which they offer for sale low for
leash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services Of Mr.. ID, NJ.
JIoingsWorth, formerly of the firm of Messrs E. L..
Bouer & Co.. Yazoo City, IS Salesman.
fjuly38 '5s-Iy
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Pinntn1ion for sale.

4 OFFER Sherwood for sale. II contains seven
Il hundred and twenty acres, and is handsomely
and substantially improved with plenty of timber
This place is we'll known as being one of the best
insthe country, It's located three miles from
Vernon, Madison County.
July Is Gov If. ]. r. BALF0UR.
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MADISON .coILEeE


SHARON, MISSISSIPPI,
WILL be open for the RECEIPT. N Of STUDENT %
W Let Monday in October. ~. i.
- f. AOU LTY:
b. W. PIERCE, A. NJ, President pro tenn and Pruf.
Of Moral and Mental Science, and English
W.. ROBERTS, A. NJ, Prof. Asc,,-t Language.
and Literature
JNo. S. ROBINSON, A. ~, PfoF. M.;hsmatics.
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
Q. G. THORNTON, A. NJ, N. D., Prof. Chemistry
Snd Anatomy.
hment ss b
The Trustees would announce 10 She friends an
patrons Of the Institution that they are determined
to render il worthy of their renewed condolences and
support It's their intention TO ada to its present
facilities for Instruction. and to make il fully equal
to the best institutions 81 heSate for the ac9ui
sition Of thorough collegiate education.
Fer further particulars send for Catalogue, or
write 20 the President Of the Facufty - ~.
By order Of the Board.
IwM. A. BALDWIN,
President BOARD Trustee
Oct. 10, IS6O-wim
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STOP THE THIEF.

- the 4th inst, one Sorrel Horse, haxen name
blind in the right eye, think a small white spot
in his face, dim white spot on or near the lefl
stifle, or both hind feet white, is good sad
years old and about IA or Is hands high. Also a
boys saddle with horn, twisted bit brdle bride,
martingalss and stirrup feathers sewed with a
leather string:
will pay liberal reward for the horse and
fifty dollars for the apprehension of the thief, if
white mar. z@.g
Any information thankfully received. Address
me, Flowers Place, Smith county. Miss.
Oct. "a, '60--w4w H. l.. FLOWERS.
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or IC IL.

jackson, Miss, Oct. ga, is6o. +
DATENTS for entities made between the 10th
II day Of April, 1859, and the 18th day Of April
1860, for settlement and cultivaticn, under the
graduation act Of August 4. 1854, have been re-
notified tocome forward immediateIy md mako tho
required proof Of settlement aud cultivation"
and receive their respective patents, because II
said proof is not filed within limited time the pa
tents will be returned to the General Land 0fhee,
and will then be liable to be cancelled for non-por-
Torrance Of the conditions Of settlements and cuI-
tivstiOn contemplated BY the gradati1n act of Au-
gust 4. 1854. 10. BELL. Register
Oct % '6O-w4w. RIA. CtABK, Receiver
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Plantation fer Sale.

u on Thursday, the 9th day of December next OF
accommodating terms, my plantation ID Hindl
county, Mississippi, miles North from Clinton
containing 1850 acres highly improved and in a
high state Of cultivation. Also on same day n
large stock Of cattle, sheep, hogs and mules corn
fodder, hay, wagons, plows, DC. Also likely
negro men. Purchasers are invited to call and ex-
amino before the day Of sale.
Oct 10, 1860-tf ALFRED JOHNS.
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French Marble CLOCKS.

~ Black and variegated corners, marble clocks
with Paris movements. These are the clocks for
accurate time and obviate the necessity of sending
CLOCKS continually to the shop for repairs.
Oct. % so u MOREY.
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Piansasion Coz sale.

IT OFFER my place for sale one mile IRON Sharon.
IL containing eight hundred and ffty acres, i've
hundred acres in cultivation, Improvements sub
stantial and convenient,
Dwelling, four good brick ehimneyh six rooms,
FIRE places in AL, two good aisterns in the yard
wells IN the field, gin mill and crushor, dwelling,
one mile from Colleges male and female, 81 Sharon.
Twill sell Low, for cash, or on time, Of one o. tHo
payments OF one third in hand, the balance 70
two equal annual paymenta.
n. q. RoUsSRAu, sharon,
Sept IL i6o-w3m. AAdia0n o., Hins.
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cr.p. CLXIv.-An act providing for the punish
1uent of Marshals and Deputy Marshals of the
1Jl,itcd States or other Ministerial 0diccrs, for
per,nitting the escape Of prisoners in their GUS
tody.
the United States Of Anerea IN Congress
assembled, That whenever any marshd, deputy
,marshai or other ministerial officer shall have in
his custody any prisoner BY virtue Of process issued
under the laws Of the United States BY any court,
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1T is one mile from jackson, on the Railroad to
l. Brandd6. Well improved-about one hundred
acres in cultivation; good garden; a large guam
lity Of every kind of fruit; about four hundred
acres in the tract; plenty of wood for the jackson
market. The terms will be acesmodating to the
purchaser. March 10 6o-tf. Ell. MAYES.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

WE, the heirs of the late wra. Smith, offer ut
w public sale the following. Ian s. to-wit :
2,300 acres of valuable valley lands in Carroll
county, Miss, one mile from Sjdon, on the Yazoo
River. regular line of paeketsrun at all seasons
between this point and Vicksburg There are on
this place500 acres in cultivation and 100 or more
deadened. The improvements consist of fne new
Steam Gin, good Negro Quarters, and comfortable
Dwelling. Also, a very desirable Hill Place, near
Clinton, Kinds county, Miss, lying on the Vicks-
burg and jackson Railroad, containing 500 acres of
which 500 g. in high state of cultivation. On
the premises 30 good Dwelling, Gin House, Barn,
Negro Cabins, and teD good eisterns. The Hill
Place will be sold on the 10th November next, and
the Valley place on the 20th November.
Terms, in each case, one third cash balance
in one and two years. with per cent interest fir IN
date of delivery, and possession given on the lst
January next. For further particulars address L.
81. L. Smith, Clinton, La.
MARGARET SMITH,
CHARES L. SMITH,
7. II. l.. SMITH,
JAMES A. WOOD, asd
MARGARET A. WOOD, his wife.
GILBERT L. SMITH
Oct. I6 '60-w4w. )
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70 Arrire.

VETINDOW Shades, and Curtains, Cornices,
w Cords and Tasses. Reserve your pureh Asses
until you see the newest, neatest and richest Of
patterns. -. :
Oct go. J. 3. MORE4S.
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GENERAL oRDEIss No. 1.

GENERAL. ORDERS No. L.
HEAD QuARTsRs DIV. OF Miss. YoLUETEERs.l
Holly Springs Oct Goth, 1860. !
gENHE following named Officers have been appoin-
u ted members of tie staff Of the Commandant
Of Division OF Mississippi Volunteers, and will
rank when on duty, according to the grade here
with assigned them respectively:
w. A. P. JOKES, Assistant Adjutant General, with
the raakof Colonel.
J. l.. AuTRY, Division Inspector, with the rank of
Colonel
E. X. BuRT, Quarter Master, with the rank of Col.
w. l.. DAVIS, Commissary Of Subsistence, with the
rank of Lieutsnant-Colonel.
S. G. GHoLsoN. Surgennand Medical Director, with
the rank of Lieatenant-Colonel.
SAMUEL HARRIS, Paymaster, with the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel.
J. B. MArTIsos, Aid de Camp, rank Of Major.
HBsRY HUGHES, do do do
JoHE MCGUIRE, DO do do
G. KsDfxoN, do do do
JAMES MOORE, do do do
They will be respected and obeyed accordingly
By the Division and all others, the remaining va
caney will be flied at an carly day.
THOMAS w. HARRIS, -
Commandment of the Div. of Miss. Volunteers.
Nov '60-w3w.
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New Advertisements.
sozp RwARn

S25 REWARD.
ID ANAWAY from tho subscriber, on the -
II 18th August last, negro FRANK, about "a
% years oldpcopper color; weighs about 1866 ~
pounds; has a scar on his right and on -.
the corner off one Of his eyes; on the back of his
neck there is large seed wart.
The above reward will be given for information
left at this Office which will lead to his recovery.
Clarion and Enterprise News please copy weekly
till forbid, and send bill 20 this office.
Mrs-NARTHk PORTER.
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A Farm for sale.

Aug. s '6O-wsm@ Louisiana.
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.1rMnEn Eop SALE
Err SaIe.nr Rent.

Productive Plantation containing about
n 1900 acres, 500 in cultivation, located IL
miles west of Walden Depot, Carroll Go. Miss
Location healthy, and q good neighhorhood. For
PARTICULAR apply to Gen. 10. Bell, jackson, Miss
or to the undersigned at Shongalo, Miss. s.sas
Feb IL '68--wtf. q. k0PPEREL.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
VIE undersigned ofersfor sale hisIate residence
n in the cityof Jackson, situated on State street
opposite tho residence Of Col. C. 5. Tarpley.
L. v. DIXON.
Apply to Il. o. Dixon or 3. P. Russell.
10 SQ4f
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For Male.

It 5dIGa q
WILL sell cheap piece Of property in Tan
Il Yard, situated in the town Of Benton, in Yazoo
County. The yard is situated ia a wealthy portion
of the County, and the facilities for getting hides,
bark de-, are certainly great Inducements to those
wishing to engage in such business. The Yard
is large and in good order, with the necessary TOOLS
and bark enough for tanning purposes for about
one year. No charge will be made for the tools and
bark now in the yard. Address, W. P. KING.
Feb IL '60--Wtf. Benton, Miss.
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LANE &c. BODLEY,
MANI,RA OTHERS nF

CIRCUL SAW MILLS,
GTEAM ENGINES, wood working machinery,
- and dealers in all kinds Of plantation ma
chinery.
once and warerOoms, No. IS St. Charles street,
New Orleans.
First premium awarded steam engines and saw
mills at the Central District Fair held at Jackson,
Mississippi, November 6, 1850.
Nov. ID, 1860. ly
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FOR SALE.

FOK SALEs 1919. =
A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
"A had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
office.
Also, a tract of land containing go acres in Co
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
June 81 '5S-tf.
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WANTED! WANTED!
1.-TWO or more travelling Agents in each of the
Il United States, to sell tho greatest invention
Salary from $8oto s7S per Month.
For particulars, address, with stamps for return
postage. j. C. COVE 4 co.
augl-w3m Piaistow Nh.
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NEW BoOKsI NEW BOOKsll

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKSil
RoUVERIE, by Mrs. Worfeld Of Kentucky, the
- most popular book of the season I; Eyefett's
Washington Abbott's Aboriginal America ana
Discovay of America; The Mil on the Floss
Wild Sports in the South; Thomas Africa; Ban
81 Sols; Mott & Gliddon's Types of Mankind and
Indigenous Races Of the Earth; Say and Seal
American Encyclopedias; Barton's abridgement Of
Deaates; War n Nicaragua, by Cen. VIM. Walker;
Medical Works School Books.
Oct l6 80. J. B. MOREY.
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Valuable Property Tor Sale. -
A HOUSE and Lot in this city. A great bar
IN gain viii be given, call on
Feb 70 '60--tf. T. r. OWEN.
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nranharrinS.

DEBBLE Specs Gold, Silver aud Steal frames,
IL with the bestof Scotch and Brazilian Pebble
Glasses, just received by
Oct I6 so. ]. y. MOREY.
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s,.,,kvrn 40 SToYEN

LsR0M the stable Of the subscriber, two .sorrel
4 mare MULES, with halters on their necks and
card attached. A liberal reward will be given
for their return, any information which will lead
to their recovery. SAM. McMURRAY.
Jackson Miss, Nov l3 1860. tf
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Half tina women have false hair-Nell,
shouldn't fairies wear peri-wigs.
Barnum's Last Reward-For the man who
admits that he wasn't offered q ticket to the
Renfrew Ball
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Just Received.
SNn COPIES new edition McClnskey'a Political
~ Text Book. tssPst '6O1 JBM0REY.
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Judge or commissioner, and such marshal, deputy
marshal or other ministerial officer shall Volunta-
rily suffer such prisoner to escape the oneer SO oI
Fading ebaIl be deemed guilty of q msdemeauor,
and upon conviction thereof in any district or cur
cult court of the United States, shall be fined or
imprsoued, or both, according to the discretion OF
the eonrt in which such conviction shall take place.
having respect to the nature Of the crime with
which the escaped prisoner shall have been charged,
in a sum DOT exceeding two thousand dollars, and
for term not exceeding two years. This act shall
be taken and construed to apply not only to cases
IN which the prisoner who escaped was charged or
United Stetes, but also TO in which prisoner
may be in custody charged with offences aeains.
any foreign government with whom the United
States have treaties of extraditien.
Approved June q, 1850.
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We have. been using the above ploughs for the
past two years, and concur fully with ,he Messrs
Ford. TH0S. ii. CLARK,
f- JoHNATHAN SMITH.
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List County Officers for the State Of Mississippi Elected
james A. Steele
r d McDoweli
Reuben Bullock


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