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--''-''' IoAn - the whole Of boek 80. 1, i72. 81
100 a. C. HFSbERTCE,
OI'~V-S"o City Collect
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Atkinson VIM, Is by 70 # of lot 2l......... 3s3
Bahcock, II. o., lot 81 40
Fisher, Ronald, A by rs it middle part of lot
IS 97s
Hart, r. B., 1872 by IS IT corner part lot 81 3 40
do I71a by IS # corner part Of lot 81 II p
Kahn, Lewis, lot g. Al %
Laycock, L. S, southeast p of lot 2........ Il 25
do lot 3.,............. ............. ..... AZ 50
Langley, T. X. D., north west = of lot p % 70
EcGi l. N, lot "a 90
O'Riley, p. G.. lot Al Is
ROwley, N, 4 by $50 tt middle pit of lot so I8 20
Reilly VIM, south least y of lot 69......... 81 IT
Rudd c. R., 791& by 70 ft alley end of lot 81 - p 30
do % by 10 # alley end Oflot 62.. . 80
White, 4. l. eHeiTs}, q by 100 IT north west
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FOR sIDE-WALk IMPROVEMENTS
C10ELBCTOR,s SIZE OFRE.qE Es-

lie to commence at O'Clock z. NJ, on said day
CHRISTIAN uEDDERlCH,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Packets.

There Is regular daily communication with HEN
DERsoN and EEWBURGn by boat and land convey
ance. ~ y
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LOWER ENHANCEMENT.

side of lot I'll. Il 90
Ewing, W. G. &c. W, northwest q of lot 2T go
Fisher & Boluss, 20 by las # southeast side
OF lot IISS
Gerhardt, J. W, northwest or of lot 3...,.. II SO
lot 1905
do lot "a. SO
do 40 by 1887 It southeast side Of lot II IS
Hyatt, Stephen, s % of lot T............. 27 81
Hartmann George, southwest - oflot 25...... Il 95
do southwest of lot 26.................... 1875
Inwood, VIM, IS by $50 # subdivision of lots
p and 2s.................. ...... ........ II SO
LindensnIith, Chas., improvements on lot Is 2.3O
McChesney, Maria, 81 and half by so # cor
ner part of lot ............ 900
Scates Joseph (feirs), south half ofIot SO 80
Stinson & GreathOuse, 40 by 70 # alley end of
lot 1853
Wright, Anthony, lot 81 rs
do southwest halt of lot l5... 747
do southwest half of lot 10. "a Il
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u tate for the paym, mt of the costs and expen-
ses OF Sidewalk improV ements. Notice IS hereby
Mayor of the City of Evansville, and di-
rected, will sell at public auction, the door eff
the Court House in said city, Thursday, the 10th
day of hoyemb Der, 1860, at o'clock 2. NJ, the fol-
lowing lots parcels OF real estate, so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount
charged and assessed against said lots respectively
the costs and expenses of making Sidewalk
improvements in front of said lots, together with
the costs of sale
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Che aaiIg 9unruaI.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Evansville & CrawfordsvIIe II.
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dfifksbnrg 9irrrturs.
BLACKMAR & BROTHER.
vlonns, Plates, oi.r,Onst. ana FIutluss
TYNERSTTY or NlSSISSIPPI.

EAfNLNN WF NhNN
Fnnnuufrw A q H&nytnn. H. ~. President aud Pro-
fsssor of rhysics, Astronomy and civil Eugncer-
wainu y srs..ss. n. u, Profs.sOrol Governmental
gsaasis ". Csarra. u. D.. Professor II intellectual
snd Moral rhllesoIhy, snd lniernaiiogal las;
Erssnn g. hasNlps, ~. A. Professor of Chemistry,
Iosnss n f,irps n A. frofs.-or of Maihematie.
wm-oyG lucH,ansoy, p. D. Professor of tatin and
nr,sI Wsrssossa NJ A, Professor of Greek and
wntau b Msoas Professor u English Language
-. ks,.stsnt in Nsiarsl Philosophy
TUB twelfth Nanlusl sessiaa Of this institution I'll
II cHumUncr on Monday tne ard ~ uctuter. nexa
2. uHers tfvautiara o. yeuur mou seetug thor
gu-h rlueit'un un.urpas-sal anyehsrs IN ne United
siaira, aud unaquaio, tn che south.
Or apparatus and arrsnrrmaut co. tho Illustration
~ Physical s.euoe and Chemistry are entirely unu
sa.e la Nne,,isy .''. ~. riis' rs e'lns' OF -
o. 'rollertan ~ shells surpassea in variety and
hearty tny other public collection on this continent
rh0 rreslilent tni rrnles-ors necd no comnienda-
uun iruu the nnlrl ~ Trustees most ~ them being
veil uIi fir0faliv kunau ta tlle public eNperi-
me ioesian of ths t'uI sr-ty ts n tho highest de-
gree hgNthnu- -ua ept.uir sickness has ever oc-
eurfud there ur n uxiort
The guvcrumrut of the uuiyor,ity b mild hut en-
rent EFery ef1rt j. mssie to cultivate q manly tone
10 feeling auuun thn Students and an elevated tone
n murthy . I. mereoret surrounded hJ popula-
hon whoae rrartua fcHard far Religion ant morality
j. uen tnouu and d nit sirrassed anyvhere.
% alan easily accessible. being on che line ~ the
Mlasissipri central Railruad, shich he completed
IN fTu uiunthH.
The accommodation Cor thn raufnrt ~ the stu.
frnfs are ample Two spurious buartiing honses
will d. open 81 uctoher
"A aparious Gymnasium, with Nl the most app sed
anrsfntua fnr encouraging bodily eNcrrise aud pro-
uiatinH physical Development will he ready ior use
In The TAIN
rruHt-Tuiuun 80 pr annum.
| Furi and attendance tn. To those who lodge out
I Of tha college buildnrs go.
l Tuition in ne las Department 50
| Waard in the college boarding houses, and IN pri
/ vais hmilics, shout 90 per month. -
Il JANIS nj HOWRY,
soc'y q the Board.
/ ori6rs. July y, 1850 s5-iy
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JENNINGS a. NIXON
ATTO o r e rs Al ",
PAULDING, MISS
WILL practice in the Circuit and Probate Courts
w Of the Counties Of Jasper. Clark. Lauderdale
Newton. scott. Wayne, Smith, Perry and lone-.
strict attention gwen 20 the collection OF CLAIMS
T7uiifng (let 81 1850 SLY
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EsrABLlsHED n I5Oe



VHTE Manufacture and uner Cor sale the largest W
w riotv ~ Printing Types aud ~, the appurten-
anfrs uf a Printing Office, 10 be found ga any krtnn-
hshmrnt in ths United states, and o. quality deem.
NE eumpaaiiion u our metal l. calculated 10 adord
tlta frfacsf frahihfgi white the scrupulous
efrsod n the htiing up of the type = 70 ~
our ffdrs nfe sn extended a. % enable ua 10 hll
F.i,u,aies gwen n detail (siih the eosD Of ali Tho
articles rrIuirrd fnr Newspaper once
FisIn Or faucy Type. Music n unparalleled baauty
cast u the iuuudefy e9ly scgpis blowers, horders,
nii,r various paitefns, hrass Braces, nasles hras.
rfrlaa. uVnls rtr.s eic.
ppFaaFa "a M descriptions. and an sorta % priiI,.
ina Maiariaia iosi II Whioh are made hy usl viii o.
hirnlshed ~ nannfacturrrs prices
PRINTING ~ n az qualities and soloru. Var
| aftha fnost srluhfatad American and Enalish Mana
| asatnrers. Which ~ ac on tho iosest terms.
| WrERFurNrtNli ~ ELECrRQrYrrNfl of Books
Nualr Wood nufa Nnha etc TVnr used ia aferrn.
/ iyrinr for sale n reduced prices.
Nuop GUS designed md engraved 10 Ne finest
buf specimen Book (the arut Of lia slaas In N,
country and original a o. conception and satina IN
vii b. cent tn AT printers that have nui fecoived u
Il uhn viii diruut ua how t may ~ transnlrird to them
i We publish an elegant quarterly Journal rao
L fNha fVuuNHarhie AdNNTiisnf nunfanAnn ulaitrfH o
nisrssi = every lover % dne iypographY which vi
- forwarded glsiuliously % ever printer Who 90
a. . our sihod q business and ne quality oi "a
#ara nanahir. ~ refer 10 ne numeruus comments
tarr ndtcca alih ehich ne Anierran rrrss atounaa
T. AoNNalN a co,
ees ssaaom strrsl, Piiiadslphia. q.
F,,iatsPAlA ~ AaEiss i,is. ts-iJ
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To the PubIic

VNHEpublica are hereby cautioned against
i trading with my son THOMAS W.
MCGEE. He has been afflicted for five
years with a disease that has impaired his
mind, and rendered him incompetent to
make bargains or contracts. | will not
hold myself responsible for any trades or
contracts he may make, but will consider
them void, and annul them as far as can
by law, and hereby forewarn all persons,
male or female, against making any con-
tracts or alliances with him. as | intend.
as soon as he arrives at the age of twenty
one years, to have lawful guardian ap-
pointed for him.
MlCAJAH MCGEE.
Jasper County, Mss, April &, 1860. 26-4t
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DIR. A. ]. NAMING
CHARLES A. sTOvAL.

HAVING located at Muntro-e, pecttu'lv tenders
his professional services 60 the citizens Of that
icinity He may be found AZ the residence Of Mr..
lanes Campbell, when not professionally absent
April 13 is5a E-ly
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE,


McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL L1NIMENT.
Read for Yourselves:
Thomas Ford. a blacksmith living near Csss Ave
nue. on Tenth street had a horrible running sore on
his foot he tired various Liniment-, Salvr-, &c. bu
could % u no good. lie derpairrd Of ever being all,
work his trade again, because he could not bea
any weight on his foot and by one small bottle
McLean's Volcanic OIL Liniment he Is perfectly
cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia. Bruises. Sprains
Stiffness in the joints or Muscles, swe,lngs. Sor
Throat Far Ache or Tooth Ache, Wounds Fresh
Cuts, Sores, Burns, scalds, Pains, &c. yield o. tho
emaric" influence Of this wonderful I.nment
For horses and cattle u is an nfalhhle remedy for
Chafes, calls. Scratches, Cracaed Heels Lamcness
spawn. sweeny, Splnt, Fistua. Bruises, Svclings
Wo n,ls. Rattle snake Bites. and various other dis
eases which animals liable 20 from injuries OF &C.
cidents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply Of
MrIean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Il sells rapidly, De-
cause it always cures.
A liberal discount will be made to merchants VII,
buy 90 sell again.
- For sale by j. n. MCLEAN, proprietor. cornei
Third and Pine Streets, 81 Louis, Missouri. and =
CAsrEEi. Paulding, Howe Hariaway, Enter
prise and by an Druggsts
March 5th' is00. 22-ty-l2or3p.
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HOWARD AssocIATION,
Bclctoicnf fHlifafiuu cstlttsto bU spee1i Elf0irE
for the hslief y a. sara aad DISTRESSED
a1iictsd 'cith Firuieilf aad EDi-
- 49,

Afftrrnfff lHfftf fafnu csf1ffsfot tH FlfrTl E0lfeH
for a. hslief n ths SRA aad Distressed,
a1iicfsi rtth Tiruis,if aad Epi-
deaas Diseases
rIVHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view of the Az
il ful destruction q human life. caused Nv sexua
diseases and The deceptous prsrtced upon the unfor
tunatr victims of such dizessa. ~ lTisrks severn
year. agn direCted their Consulting surgeon a. !
l..-v--ss--s5 ilsf 10 treaf7i-7 7
On all their forms, and to give MEDICAL AUNtCf
GRATIS 70 s who apply by letter,w with description
of their condition, age occupation. habits % o.. 6c
/ and bon Cases uf extreme poverty. % FURNISH MEl
| iCtNE FREE OF CHARGE. II il needless 90 adj
skill Of the age. and vii furnish the most approve,
modern treatment
The Directors of the Association. in their Annua
Report express the highest satisfaction with the sue
cess which has attended The labors of their Surgeon
/ IN the cure - spermaiorhuea. seminal Weakness
/ Gonorrhwa Glect syphilis. the vice Of unanism o
sclfshuse, Diseases of The Kidneys and Bladder. &c
suing year.
Al admirable Report on spe5patorrhna, or semin
1 n Weakness. the vice of OnanNm. Masiurhation, o
self abuse and other diseases pf the sexual organs
by The Consulting surgeon, sill he sent By mail ION
asosled enveiopel FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt o
| TWO STAMPS fur postage uther Reports an,
Tracts the nature and treatment of sexual diseas
tuus distribution, and viii b. sent to the afflicted
some ~ the new remedies and methods uftreatnlen
discorerod during The last year. Of great value
Address. for Report or treatment. ur. SkftLEN
| HuUGHTuN, Acting surgeon. Howard Association
i No aSouth Ninth street. Philadophia, Pa.
rs order of the Directors
EZRA y. HEARTwELL- President,
AuE a, isss E-ly
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MaIe and Female Academy

BRANDON. MISS.
n0BERT ANDERSON having taken chsrea
IL q this school. gll commence operation on
MONDAY. OCTOBER e, le59. The males and r.
male occupy different partmauts Of the same build
inE. nth competent teachers 20 attend them.
AeRoOn as they can be procured. ulastcr Musician
aud tlEi-ratr modern LIugu-t shall DE- attached To-
the Institution aud by January next graduate from
the mate Military Academy I'd ~Duth Carolina viii be
in atndance. when ali boys over twelve years Of age
viii praciised daily for short time in military
tactfM
III Scholastic year will consist af one session Of
forty week, ending with public examination the
third ~ edne- e-day. and days following Of July.
Tim charged from day OF entrance 60 'uI Of ses-
sion. No deduction for lost time, except IN ca-os Of
protr1eied sickness.
Ra.Is OF Tuition payable IN October and March.
TERMS:
SpelNiE. Reading and Writing with the rudl-
menis OF Arithmetic and Geography y.--.--.--s15 o.
The aIloFe with English Grammar. History and
rldIraeni- OF Botany and Natural Philosophy. 30 tl
n igha brauches of English, with the Sciences. ~ 90
LATIN. ereek, or either oi the Modern Langua-
~ 'N
Must1s ~ NN
se q -nstr1nlt % . 10 Nn
The. undersigned. Trustees. &c. take pleasure IN
recon sending Mr. ANuEKs1N ~ the public a com
peteu .Hnd sucrc-~ful Teacher. ANA gentleman uf
unble 0lhed reputation ed the relations ot lfe.
+. RICHARDSON,
JOS. HTDNALL.
NM. REFER Z Trustees.
- D.A-CtAlfRJzI - 4 slalsl4 aaaaasa
A. q. MAlERs.
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Guardians sale of Land.

nuBSIT A NJ Il IN 81 der. Of the Probate
Il Court Of Neshoba County, Mississippi,
made at the December term thereof. A.
d. 1859, ! will sell to the highest bidder,
at the late residence of Flood Fitzpatrick,
in said County, on a credit Of twelve
months from the day of sale, with good
notes and approved security, the following
described Lands. to-wit: The 5. J NV.
and w. : w. I and n. W. n. w.
Of Section -, Township 9, Range l. East,
and L6t No. >. of Section 3, Township $,
Range l. East. Sale 10 take place on the
23d day of April. 1860
ELIZABETH II. FITZPATRICK,
Guardian, dc.
March .. 1860. POST
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QUITMAN, MISS.
NNTILL practice his profession IN the several courts
w ofthe Eighth Judicial District
llnlrann Nant IS. 1855. ~ u
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May Is, 1859.
The state orMisSIssinni.

The state Of Mississippi,
WAYNE COUNTY.
To Edward Mclaughlin. Jr. Ellen Nc
Laughin Jr. Erasmus Mclaughlin, Al
bert Mclaughlin. and Edward McLaugh-
lin, Jr. as Guardian of the said Erasmus
and Albert Mclaughlin, and all other
persons interested in the Estate of ED
WARD MCLAUGHLIN, Sr. deceased :
NOU are hereby cited to be and per
Il sonally appear in and before the
Hon. Probate Court Of Wayne County, to
be holden on the 2nd Monday in May
next. at the Court House thereof in the
town of Winchester. TO show cause, if any
you can, why the account of final settle
ment Of John Mclaughlin, Administra-
tor OF Edward Mclaughlin, Sr. deceased
now on file in the office of the Probate
Clerk Of said County, should not be allow
ed and placed upon the records Of said
Court, and to do and suffer such other
things as may be awarded in the prem.
ises.
Witness. the Hon. p II. Napier, Judge
of Probate Of Wayne County.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL (of office the 24th day Of March
Wv. u. 1860.
JAMES W. BOYKIN,
Probate Clerk W. c. Mss.
March %. 1860. 2G-5t
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! DAILY HACK LINE
Steam Mill for Sale.

r oFFFR FOR SALE NEW FORTY HORs =
1 poWFR ENGINE and Circular Haw NIL, With oo
- - As faat nf Carriage, heavy caztiron head.
Ei,-ts IL inch driving belt Everything b. complete
.f,1f the Fnrne aud saW MIL including Doctor
rha punps have no connection WITH NE engine
aT5vfor pumps attached % the engine.
TkIs isarhnrry i guaranteed % aaW rom eight O.
twelve thuuaand feet of plans PET DAY ~ goo utoei
- 49, aiso to b. of good materal and workman
Tnus-Ona half cash. and the balance IN aix and
WM q HOSKTNs.
IR,u.sorV', No. Feb. l, lsso. H-g
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For Sale Or Rent.

.-...z,se. THE Plantation recently
@9s1s = cultivated by d. L: Campbell.
~ Sss,sf in Clarke County, Mississippi,
eszkssszs 5 mite9s from DeSoto There
are $50 acres recently cleared, half of
which is rich creek bottom land. with or
dinary Improvements. The tract contains
$50 acres. Price SD so per acre.
ALSO,
2.3O0 acres on Tallahalla and Quataliah
Creeks in Jasper County, Mississippi
These Lands are considered the very best
in the Eastern portion Of the State.
Address DIR. JOSEPH BORDEN, Mobile,
Alabama.
January Il, 1860. l4-tf
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2oetrn.
Hope.

Hope.
Hopes a deceitful, lying brute,
I've proved her such, long years ago;
She often says she'll give me fruit.
But all ever gets d biolSf
She told me when little one
To school bsrefootcd running,
That life was one long day Of fun;
4 now know she was "funning"
ut little seems Ike fun or play,
This being dunncd and dunhiug,
or 'twixt the banks from day to day,
Kept ike a river ruuningJ
And when a bigger boy grew,
Ofwrestling was fond, / own,
Because Hope said she'd 'see me through
She only meant shed see me thrown.
In every fight or running match
(By scores I've made such matches)-
Hope led me TO the 'score" or scratch"
But left me scored with scratches
I've Jared no better with the far,
The dear, tsrmentng creatures!
I've loved IN urn all shades Of hair
-tfi-stylss or feet and a features. '---
Hope told me little brown-hared Sue,
To whom was suitor,
Would have me when 1 asked her to,
She said didn't suit her
With feelings hurt, and heart nigh rIven'
really knew not what to do
Ny wretched self ia then have given,
And gladly, for single Sue.
Hope led me next tall Jane 10 court,
But she the question parred,
SIX months or more just for the sport,
Then told me she married!
And thus by hope each fame is famed,
Wiener by love I'm smitten,
Until. at last, ask a hand,
But all gets the mtten!
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TURNED DowN.-Judge Underwood. Of
Georgia, lately deceased, although great
wit. was once turned down" and that
by COW driver. The Locomotive, giving
an account of the late cold spell and high
prices of wood in Atlanta says:
We are reminded Of a most ludicrous
reply mode by youthful cow-driver to
Underwood. in his day, duringa very cold
spell The little fellow came driving his
mule. or perhaps small calf, down Mariet-
ia street. pulling a small load Of wood
when the Judge opens his door and halls
him
"Helloa there, what do you ask for
your wood?"
Two dollars and half.r
Where doyou expect to 20" says the
Judge, when YOU die ?"
Il expect TO 90 to HI for haulingsuch
a load ofwood as this here such acold day,
and ask no more fer Il than tteo dollars aud a
Aalf!"
The Judge drew his head in and closed
the door
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW
HERNANDO. Mss
WILL practice in All the Courts Of North Alis~s,
w sippi and West Tennessee. and in the United
,tates Court At pont0tOc.
GS-Collecton= made promptly.
NF.r.E . I
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KEEP E.V'SUREDJ
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE co,
m WHW-VOuKk

rrVUF undersigned has been duly appointed a. the
authorised Agent OF the above Company, and q
nov ready 81 take risks against fire on terms a. "a
vur,ldu a. those of any other Company in ne United
siatrs. o. stockholders and managers are among
the lending merchants q NeW-furk, engaged IN the
southern Trade and N is believed % b as solvent
and safe a. any In the Union. -
p..tsag mtt Aur H. 1859. tS-u
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Sea Island Cotton Land.

ssttS FOR SALE by the undersign-
73tzg ed, in Hancock County, Miss,
SS9<ssF near, or adjoining the lands of
- Colonies Claiborne and Andrew
IaTE spU
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Patrick" said pedestrian, (which is
the road to Burlington y
who tould you my name ?" said Pat.
Why, | guessed II"
Then, be jabers, guess the road to
Burlington" retorted the offended Hiber-
nian.
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Here, you bogtrotter" said dandy tn
an Irish laborer, come, tell me the b;g.
gest lie you ever told in your life and IN
treat you to a whiskeY punch"
And by my sowl, " quickly retorted Pat
Eyer honor is . gintleman p
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$500 Reward.

~ STRAYED from the under
FNA-r~Nsigned, on or about the third
&-JtS inst, a BAY MARE, about
ASIsA.$1 three years old, with black
name and tail, with a small
knot on her left hind leg, Just below the
knee, and some saddle marks on her back.
Any information concerning her will be
thankfully received, and the reward paid
to any one on delivering her to me.
ABRAHAM RIED.
Paald.Hg, Mss, April p, 1860. 2S-3t
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AuAAAlhAStA SANA IA -NOAANC'
/ ETTERS of Administration on the Es-
i 4 tate of JAMES W. GOODMAN, late
Of Wayne County, State Of Mississippi,
were granted TO me by the Probate Court
Of said Wayne County, on the 18th day of
March. A. ID. loUO. So let all claims
against the decedent be presented, proven
and registered within two years next af-
ter that date. else they viii be barred.
CAROLINE GOODMAN, AdH'r.
March u, lSG0. 24-Gw
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"Wife, | don't see, for my part, how
they send letters on them ere wires, with
out tearin' them all to bits" La, me.
they don't send the paper they just send
the writing in fluid state"
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BRIEFS OF DoUGLAs JERRoLD.-In this
world truth can wait she's used to it.
Habitual intoxication is the epitome of
every crime.
Money is like the air you breathe; if
you have not it you die.
Children are earthly idols that hold us
from the stars.
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A ScRUPULoUs WITNEss.-SOme years
since, in the Newburyport Police Court,
Judge M, presiding, a man was ar
raigned for assaulting another individual
At the trial there was present very con-
scientious witness for the plaintiff, who,
after having sworn that he would tell
the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth, God helping him, " was ask
ed if he saw defendant kick plaintiff.
We'll. +" said he, speaking very slowly
and cautiously, Il can't say that did :
but saw him take aeay his foot three times -
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InInINenf NnIice.

InsOIVcnI NOIItes
WHEREAS. at the January Term,
w lSG0. of the Probate Court of Scott
Coung. Mississippi, the estate Of M. A.
KLUTS was declared insolvent: Now,
thereore, all persons having claims against
aid state. are hereby notified to file the
samavith the Probate Clerk Of said Coun-
ty. div probated and registered accord.
inc law, within twelve months from the
date,f the first publication Of this notice,
or thy will be barred. -
DR.. JONES, admir-.
IA. IS, 1850. loom
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PR YMSY
Administrators Notice

Administrators Notice.
IA ? HEREAS by the Probate Court OF
- Neshoba County, State Of Missls-
slppl, on the 2Sth day of March, A. d.
1860. letters Of administration Of the Es-
tate Of ROBERT b. KIRKLAND, late Of
sald County, deceased. were granted to
the undersigned. Now this Is to request
all persons having claims against the Es-
tete Of said decedent, to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner
and within the time prescribed 10y law, OF
they will be forever barred
THOMAS J. STRIBLING, Adm'r.
Aptif 1S. 1860. 27-Gt