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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

ENOR THE HOLTDAYS-A FUN 6
OF TOYS. fir,- Works aud Fsnr, 80
dies. srpsl German, WiNpiK &C
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

Loo. Meets every Thursday even
;ug ~ e.. o'clock at their new Hall, on the
Public Square.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

Call Mt PeclIe's office and see like
mss of the merit p es,dent ofMe United
Suites.
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GroCnVi11o Rnd MI
ami '. '.
TIME TABLE.
To TAKE EFFECT on AND AFT1R
Monday, December 9Th, 1859.
WESTWARD TRAINS.

WESTWARD TRAINS.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Dayton, Union De-
pot,) at $40 a. NJ. on arrival of the Ex-
press Train Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
DAYTON II. r.. aud arrives at Union at
11.55 A. VI.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dayton, (Un-
ion Depot, ut $40 +. NJ, and arrives
at Union Cos Il. W.. connecting with
train on the I. p. & c., for all points on the
line of that Roai, West of Union.
EASTW ARD TRAINS.
MAIL 4 EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
at 100 Il. NJ, and arrives at DAYTON ut
3 ID Il. VI. connecting with the Mail Train
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton X.
r., leaving DAYTON ut i.l5 p. VI.
PASSENGER d FREIGHT leaves I'm
ion at $40 4. W., on the arrival of the
train on the l., p. & o. X. r., and arrives a,
DAYTON ut s.25 A. NJ, connecting with the
Express Train of the c.. III. 4 ID. r. r..
leaving Dayton at go A VI.
Dec. |, So. He. STIMSON, Supt
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LANE IL HENpEIcKs made speeches
at the Court-IIouse on last Friday
evening. Why they went into the
Court House, which will not contain
more than five hundred persons at
most, to speak to two thousand per-
sons. is more than we can divine
Large numbers of persons went home
soon after the speaking cohmencel,
not being able to get within hearing
distance Of the speakers. 1t was our
misfortune to be one Of the outsiders.
aud. therefore. are wholly unable to
give any report or opinion of the dis,
cGssion.
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= L ~ N * 3 :

Deeds, Mortgages. Delivery Bonds. Ex.
ccmticn~, SummenScS. Suhpwnas. Consta-
bic Sales. etc. etc. TO- ~le AZ the Office az
reduced pricrs
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

near the Freight Depot, and has now OF
hand large quantity of first rate quality q
Lime for sale. Weerpect to keep goo,
supply constantly on hand, and sell il a,
cheap ~ che cheapest.
Give me call. Ny Lime is of y superi
orqu ,litv JESSE w. WAY.
Apr IL. mis-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

The Republicans at MscksviIlc are
wide awake anil at work.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

The Temperance Picnic at Farm
land, was nice affair, large number
being in attendance.
Rev. J. Il. Harrison addressed the
meeting in the forenoon. in a very
able and interesting manner. In the
afternoon Il. \. Goodwin, editor oil
the Indiana American, arrived and
mt once proceeded to speak to the peo-
pie. His address, as usual, was to tn,
point, and was well received.
Everything in connection with the
whole proceedings. was of the most
orderly character. AMI speaks well fol
the citizens of Farmland and vicinity
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Congress has resolved to adjourn on
the 18th inst.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

n large lot OF new shoes Just re-
ccivcd at the New York Store.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

A Republican Club has been ergan-
lied at Windsor.
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TO
CONSU Els
uusI Nervous Su nrrcrs.

The subscriber, for several years resi-
dent of Asia, discovered while there, sim
pic vegetable remedy sure Cure for Con
sumption. asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds. and Nervous Debility. For the ben
eft of Consumriives and Nervous SnfeTers'
he is willing to make the same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the
Prescription, with full directions gree y
cksrge) also sample Of the medicine, which
they will find n beautiful combination ofNa-
lures simple herbs. Those desiring the
Remedy can obtain itby return mail, 10y ad-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

Attend the Club tomorrow night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

Thanks to r.. j. Putnam for that
enormous Red Antwerp Raspberry.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-14

for the benefit of the churches.
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SOCIETY meets every 1T and 81 S,tur-
Siay evenings of each month at the VI. r..
t.hurch
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Remember the Ice-Crcam Supper
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The Franklin House did thriving
business on last Friday.
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Read all our advertisements. both
new and old.
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.lUNT'S HOARHOUND DALSAs

sS Covers -The great and sulfrr ei1anss- o. -.
nat are fruitful sssrrs q fsi-ssHsrT 80" = !.
u.oss. Exrrrnee having f~s'ssf tlss sih'F ~
e1~n At -r--Aiy AID c~rtsinly When taken ~ -
sfsce II di--t-@ shisd - s'rs~ - - a. -
l.asani 10 fie Cough ~ Irritation ~ the i..~I
a. i,,, 4. ly ,h. rrecaut,ou noEs ssrsous aitaes
y ~fFrefu.lIs vsrird a.
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CALHOUN INsTITUTE,
MACON, MISS.
v R. POINDEXrER. PRINCIPAL 4 PROPRiETOR.


fTtWusE interested IN thorough and polite female
riiuratiun wuuld o. wull to investr gate the claims
tH ruir uot.rU of the shove shnoL % pusscsaesths
sdt sutaEHs ~ College and -elsc iSchool IS phio-
sorhieal IN iustrucuon and elegah IN its appoint
mRnts and accommodations.
A Fsruity composed u twelve allie, experienced
southern fearhers. az very heavy expense, hss
been employed q has been sclurtcd without regard
o. price and with greet caution. The Proprietor feels
sssufrd that thr FtrultY of no Female Srhuo n The
Unted States surpassea Be- T. confess The TRUTH TIE
Principal feola whai ne considers laudlie ambition
tn establish hunl tfnErthef ui southern material
whirh shall successfully cofnpete wth any II The
Inlfd states. its rufmannnrU a secured u the latt
that thr uhulo nt and huinEs are The private prop
ery ofthe Principal ihdiviual utsrprsss IN schools
have alwava rankrd highest and arr always safest -
We Instance few hEHtS of GcorUa. TurstLrn 1T
Alabama. Wtnpst uf south Carolina CotsnsN and t'ts
aHrf of Virginia
uuf object In establishing a southern school Is not
o. srihsh rurpoaFa o. play upon the nrviudices Of
tho SOUTH snd thus % uden the hrrarh already too
widn through Abolition agency. Noi tod i1rhid-hut
% develop and patronitn our OWn tearhng talent and
sith patriotic rnie. 10 enter The lists IN honorable
smiulsfion
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CuardIans's sale or Land.

DURSUANT to decree Of the Pro
bate Court, of Green County, Missis-
ippi. made at the April term, A. ID. lS6O
thereof. the undersigned, guardian of
Judith Byrd, and Jesse Byrd, minor heirs
of JESSE BYRD. deceased, Will, on Mon
day. the 9th day of July next, sell at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder, on u
credit of swelve months at the door of
the Court house Of said County, between
the hours prescribed by law, all the follow
ing lands, situate, lying and being in
said County, known and designated as fol-
lows. to-wit: The East fraction of frac-
tional section twenty-six, in Township
five. North of Range six West, also the
West part of fractional section one, in
Township four, North of Range six West.
Said lands will be sold subject to the lien
prescribed by law. and the purchaser or
purchasers thereof, will be required to
give note or notes with approved security
PAYABLE as above linited.
JAMES BANKS, Guardian, dc.
May 9, 1850. 30-St
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AdmiDIStro1or.. S,To

pursuance OF decree OF the Probate
Il Court OF Wayne County, Mississippi.
made at the May term A. d. 1850 thereof.
| VIII sell at the Court House in Winches-
ter, on the Both day of June next. on n
credit o. six months from the day OF sale,
the following named Negroes. to-wit
Edmund, a man about u years of age
Elizabeth, girl IL years of age Louisa.
10 years OF age and Ellen, Is years OF age
The purchasers will be required to give
notes with approved security. sale to be
within the !, gal hours.
ANGUS TAYLOR. admir-
of the Estate of Margaret Mcleod, decd.
May %, 1850. 2o-5t
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atifksburs Directory.
TyNERSITY or NlSSISSlPPL

FACULTT or ARTS
Fnrpxairx A D. Hsavtan, L. p~Fresident And ITO
iessor uf Physics, Astronomy and '"h hns'neef-
vaii,s Z srs.s.. m. DsRrosss.orol eav.saH'n'-i
a go III c,arrs. u. ID. Prof..or ~ Intellectual
and moral Philosophy, and iniornauona Law.
Ervsnn norwos, NJ A., Professor ef Chemistry
Iosnss n hnpps. n. 4. frof.ssor Of Na,hsmatics
WusosG. Ricutnn-os .. T.. Professor % latin and
HSsS9 '' waiTsaossS ~ 4. Professor Of Greek and
Ancient Literature.
vnu,s b Mooss Professor Of English Language
- Asaistant in Natural Philosophy.
fUtWE tunnh Annual session of this sttuton will
4 commence on Mondw me sfd oi potober, nefs-
d taHers elvapases 70 young men seeking thor.
ou 40 education. Unsurpassed anywhere IN tho United
su,trs, and unequalledin the south.
lts apparatus and arrangement Tor the illustraton
of pbysical sctencs and Chemistry entirely unr-
vailed Ia Mineraloy q Possesses q cabinet of Sc
lret specimeus, choice and valuable.
It, collection of shells surpasseH in variety and
beauty any other public collection on this continent
The President and Professors need no commpnda-
uon irum The Board II Trustees, most Of them being
weu and iayorshly known 20 the public ~ CxPert
euced and ahlo iustrurtors
The iocston VI the University s In the highest de-.
gree hrtlhnl-no epidemic sickness has ever oc-
me government of the University j. mild but en-
cirnt Everl effort Is made 20 cultivate manly tone
~ feeling amung The studruts and AN elevated tone
uf morality t b. moreover surrounded hy popula-
ton whose prrtcai regard tnr religion aud morality
b. well EmuWu and o. net surpassed arYWhern.
tt ia also easily arrpsste. being on the line uf che
Mississippi Central Rtiiroad vhich viii b. completed
tn few months
The arrofnnoflatious tor The rornf1rt = ths stfa
dents are anple Two zparious boarding houses
uili be open by October.
A sparious Gymnasium With an tbs most approved
apparatus fUr encouraging bodily exercise uud pro
noting physical development vii he rvsay for use
in the tall
Truut-Tutibn 50 pr annuu.
Fuel and attendance fla To those Who lodge 0ul
OF thr college huidinrsf flu.
Tuition tn che Law fepartment 80.
uHsrd in The college hnarlling houses and iu pr
rste iamilles. about fi2 per month.
IkMFs n WOWEY.
scc'y of che Hoard.
olfryL iuly q. 1859 ts-iy
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ELElI'S VOLCANIC OIL LLNIHEIT.

sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also, Mci.eau's Volcanic pll iIuimeut
ss-PnnuPsl depot On the corner " Third and
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Notice.


To William II. Morris. Susan Morris Sa-
rah Ann Gill, and Benjamin Gill her
husband. and alPother persons inter
ested in the final settlement of the Is
tate OF SARAH MORRIS. deceased:
NOU are hereby cited to be and APP
pear in and before the Probate
Court Of Jasper County, state of Missis-
sippi. at the Court House thereof on the
second Monday in July next. (lS6u,l then
and there to show cause. il any YOU can,
why the final account of Frederick Nor
ris. Administrator Of the Estate Of Sarah
Morris. deceased. should not lee allowed
and decreed thcreupon accordingly, and
further do and suffer such other things as
shall be considered and ordered by the
Court aforesaid in the premises.
Given under my hand and
SEA-, sseal Of office the 18th day ot
~ Nav. 4. d. 1850.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON, Clerk
Nav p, 1860. 5l-5t
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THOS. o. HAWKINS.
DANIEL NICHOLSON.
z. -. HAWKINS
Nav ., lS50. 32-3t
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TERRIFIC HURRICANE AT LOUISVILLE
A terrific hurricane passed over the sec
ton of country around Louisville on Mon
day afternoon, prostrating several build
ings and unroofng others in that city
One man was instantly killed and three
seriously injured. Great damage wa
the larger species of trees were uprooted
The storm was accompanied with thun-
der, lightning, hail, and rain. The oldest
inhabitants say it is the most severe storm
they have seen for many years.
There were sixty pair of coal boats pass
ed through the canal on Sunday. destined
for the South. 1t is supposed that the
greater part of them must have sunk,
from the violent tornado. Telegraph to N.
0. PcautRe
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AdnInIstrators, SnIe.

pursuance OF a decree ofahe Probate
Il Iout' oi Wayne County, Mississippi,
made at the May term 1860 thereof. the
undersigned Administrators of the Estate
oil Una hLES NALDRUM, deceased, will
sell at the late residence Of said decedent.
near Waynesooro IN SAID County, on the
29th day Of June next, on a credit of six
months from the day of sale. Eleven Like
ly Negroes, belonging to the Estate of said
decedent. The purchasers will be re-
quired to give notes with approved secu-
rity Sale to be within the legal hours
D. 3. WALDRUM,1 ! -,
JOSIAH EVANS, A""' ~
May %. lS60. 32-5t
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Steam Mill for Sale.

I OFFER F0R SALE NEW FORTY HORSE
II PONEh ENGINE and Circular saw Mill with 90
inch saw % est oi Carriage heavy castiron head
blocks ~ inch driving bolt Everyfhing b. plete
sbout the Engine and saw MIL. Including Doctor.
The pumps nave no connection with the engine,
driving pumps attached n the engine
This machinery is guaranteed b saw from eight to
with ease; also 10 be u good material ana workman.
ship
Tmns-One half cash, and tho balance IN siH and
Halsboro'. Msl Feb l, 1880 ia
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For Sale or Rom.


A Ii who are indebted to US either bv
"A note or account, are respectfully no
tilted for the last time to call at our old
stand and settle the same, by the first day
OF March next, or they will find their
notes and accounts in the hands Of an oil
Ger for collection, a. longer indulgence
cannot be given.
Y. McKINSTRN.
Pn,L}ing. lfss. Jan. Is 1850. l5-tr
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.h.E.!UE.GCTURER,
DE SOTO. MISS
GREAT INLAND THoRoUourART

y
fNhF unas siEle be- nnW slar tei auH fs nIII lrar
i at.nu bne uf kMu HORsE Nail. UukfIlF~
rpln ii.-pto, un the Mnlais and OHIO Railroad wa
lrane l..ne. fAuldinE eaFisndsvil- and neeatur o.
Union where cgnuauti1n H. srIne.i ,,.t NJ, rsaf
Daily -lsEe lane tfuln Montgomery. Ala t1 brandon
Mss. The line nom ngsoio 10 psni.iing rtirs ,I9ly
leaving luSato iinmedsialv on ~. srrl,.i IA re
trains Tho lne rom pauldlnr tn mon = tr.ussLiv
leaving PaullInH on Muudavs We.lr.s.iay. srI Frl
days and arriving Union On the ssfns if5pe a.
Hosd are nos running 70 Morton tueufv r,iies rasf
n hrandan and PASSENGER leaving either end ofthe
Nohie eh9 Nhlp hgei ~ ~liurllays ur Wsauesdays
can rutrh Union On The fliiuunr DIV. without ans
~ tho day aferNarfs ''
- w ~, ~ WIS iihe are equal % any in the
county We 'oarhrs comfortable and tho trirers
careful and eruininosatng Pisssrlrrs -iay rsig on
a. slsissrft1Hs tsiflg fihfs
ns-fersons aruVing ~ the Has VI PauIdng De
airnE ~ ~ % any point Ia Tho strroupd ne enuntrv
o. any place % the line from paulsinr b. mon On
those days when The Hack ieteeep fbe.. pin.. does
not run, can alway. te provided uith rar1eyaprss'
pStlthnC. March %. 1850 asu
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The Chicago Resolutions on the Terri
toTial Question.

SEvENTH-That the new dogma that
the Constitution, of its own forces. carries
slavery into any or all the Territories of
the United States, is a dangerous political
heresy, at variance with the explicit pro-
visions of that instrument itself. with Co
temporaneous exposition, and with Legis-
lative and judicial precedence, is revolu-
tionary in its tendency. and subversive of
the peace and harmony of the country.
EIGHTH-That the normal condition oF
all the territory Of the United States i
that of freedom; that as our republican
fathers, when they had abolished slayerv
in all our national territory, ordained that
no person shall be deprived of life. libar-
ty, or property without due process oF
law, 1t becomes our duty, by legislation
whenever such legislation is necessary ~
maintain this provision Of the Constitu-
ton against all attempts TO violate it ana
we deny the authority of Congress. or a
Territorial Legislature, Or any individuals
to give legal existence TO slavery in an,
Territory of the United States.
FAST FINANCERING ABRoAD.-0ne of tbo
items of news by the Halifax staanoaS
tells of the failure of ahouse in Aberdeen
for a snug f400, 900 with the fight of onS
of the partners to parts unknown. c.,
ing hard on the heels of the enormoII.
swindling operations of the chief casb;os
of the Union Bank of London, the faot
would seem to indicate quite as p,oN,.
bad tendencies" for the moment ~
the part of our brethren across the wa+e.
as any which the eagle eye of Earl ca
can detect among us here.
The Fowler defalcation is big thin,
in its way Sl55 900, but not begin TO cons 3
pare with the Pullinger swindle fsI l9s
900, nor with the S2,000,OOO, which -
Just gone by the boardin canny Aberdaar ,a,,'
The truth is, "the love of money ! ~
root of all evil, both there and bara
and such being the case. it is the beigbt If
folly for John Bull leeturing Brother Ion.
athan. or Jonathan to be lecturing B1ii
for mutual shortcomings, that are The re-
suit, after all, of a weakness, unpleasant
ly common to both countries,
---------o~
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VOLUME XIII. NO. SO.

cording to will. The barrel is beautifully
rihed and is a fac siriie of the original
The finish and workmanship are equal +
not superior, to the original Sharp or apv
other frearm ever seen.
The Detroit papers announce another
amalgamation case. A beautiful young
white girl, Il years Of age, daughter OF
Mr.. Hiram L. Stout, of the town Of Shar-
on, Mich. eloped with negro boy who
was in the service of her father, and it is
thought has gone with him to Canada The
father of the girl is noted Abolitionist,
and is now, with the other members oi
the family, greatly distressed at this prac-
teal test of the doctrines he has taught.
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THE Steam Saw Mill. p miles south
i west Of Paulding will at al times
have on hand fine assortment Of LUM-
BER which can be had al the rate Of SO
per 1000 feet. cash. lf booked. SlI viii
be charged. All bills due when the lum-
Der is ready for delivery.
DEASE & MCKNIGHT.
AuYil .. lS6u. .S-Gt
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IN Probate Court OF Wayue County.
il May term, iS5u
Whereas. the Estate Of ID. W. SIM
MpN>, deceased, has been reported in
solvent at the term of the Court aforesaid
bv the undersigned Administrator, Of -ald
Estate; Now all persons having claims
against the Estate Of the said y. W. sim
mons, deceased, are hereby notified to
come forward ard have their claims mo
bated and registered in the office of the
Court aforesaid according to law. bv the
hrst day OF June, A. d. leOl or they will
be forever barred.
ANGUS TAYLOR. } 49,.
JOHN GRAHAM. A'"' rs
May q, 1860. 3o-6m
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NJ TERMS IEE STRIcTLY CASH!

And Whsi mean By oasa. u SIMPLY " PAY far ali
goods on dclivery. and meet an bils promptly upon
pfrHrniahun. an par tusmurruW," and spay uext
HenM customers. respectfully hut earnestly rH
1ueaiad 10 make an such appltatons, A. hey vii
- reiastad ~ purchases are made with caah and
pleare mTaaH tn aufuaY share Nith my niends
And eusin1anfa Al The harEainA hnnchts and advan.
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To Land Purchasers.

TFHE subscriber has for sale about three
i thousand acres of valuable Lands. ly-
ing in Jasper County. from twelve 10 six
teen miles due west of DeSoto. on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and from sew
en to ten miles southeast of Pauldh-.
Some portion, oithese lands are improved,
and others uuImrroved-the are mostly
of good quality, and comprise fine tract,
for farms. will sell iu quantities to suit
purchasers. Nv residence j. near Davis
vIlle, Jasper County, and those wishing to
purchase can address me as that place. OF
call in person.
y. ). TERRAL Sr.
April 1, lsG0. 26-3m
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9oGtrp.
THE LAMP AT SEA.


sT LoSGFELLCw.
The night was made for cooling shade,
And when W. a child, laid
Ny hands upon my breast and prayed.
And -ank to slumhers deep.
Chldlikc as then, lie tonight
And watch my lonely cabin light
Each movement Of the -wsying lamp
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,,.SS-M THE subscriber offers for sale
= sL., trtct Of Land in Newton
6s9fE County Mississippi, known a~
the Ho.lom1u. Cross and Hurrell
land. containing six hundred
and forty acre, with comfortable improve
uenta on II. The lana is OF superior
.slysss agsS;s.s- Is within I've miles Of Lake
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Eighteen LIkeIH Negrocs.

together with the Mule. Horses. Cattle.
Hogs. Corn and Fodder, Farming Utcu.
sis, &c, on the place. will sell all to-
gether or separately, and will make the
terms, both as to price and time OF pay.
ment, to suit any purchaser or purchasers
who will give proper security for the pay.
ment.
have also other valuable Lands. lying
in Newton Scott and Jasper counties
which / will sell on favorable terms. Ny
address i Garlandsvile Miss.
JAMES T. PAYNE.
Jasper Co.. Nav %. l>6o. 32-tf
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AdmInistraIor,s Notice.

WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate Of FREEMAN HAR.
DY, deceased, were granted to the un.
dersirned at the last March term Of the
Probate Court of Newton County and
state Of Mississippi: Now all persons hay,
ing claims against the Estate Of said dece.
dent are hereby notified TO have them
probsied and registered within the time
prescribed by law Of they viii be barred
W. W. HARDY.
j. D. HARDY. A3,a'rs.
j. L. HARDY.
MAY .. lsG0 20-Gt
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-30
InsOIyent Notice.

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