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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
Number 55.1
Number 55.
AN ORDINANCE, Providing for the

AN ORDINANCE, Providing for the
n Planking of portions Of Main and Cayote streets
The Trustees Of the City Of Neradd do Odai as cllou,;
SECTION l. 1t shall be the duty Of the property
holders on both sides of Main street, from the bridge
10 the junction of Cayote street and Of property ho
des on Cayote str. ct from the junction Of Main 10
the upper end of the gas works building, and they
are hereby required, on or before the 25th day ef
September, 1861 to plank said Streets in front Of
their property.
SEC. 2. Said planking shall be done under the d.
rection and supervision of the City Marshal, and
each property holder shall be required to plank 10
the middle of the street.
SEC. 3. Should any property holder on Main and
Cayote streets, between the ermin above specified,
neglect or refuse to plank the streets in front of his
or her property as required it shall become the duty
of the City Marshal to let out contract Tor having
the work done and the property along the line thereof
shall be held responsible for the reasonable expense
Of the same.
Passed August 27th, 1861. CiAS. KENT,
II. II. FLAGG, Clerk. President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
GAS GAS II GAS ~

THE NEVADA GAS COMPANY GIVE NOTICE
L that gas will be turned into the street mains''
on Saturday the 18th day of August. The Company
have on hand large quantity Of service pipe and
complete assortment oi fixtures, which they are pre-
pared to put up for all deSrous of burning gas and
all such persons requested to call at the Office and
subscribe to the rules and regulations by signing the
Register. The following is the tariff of charges
Price OF Gas, per 1000 It. $40 90
Price for introducing Gas from the
street main to pipe OF Consumer,
incIudIng setting Metre. I'm all
eases where the entire fitting is
done by the COmpany.......... $40 90
Whom otherwise, Introduction and
SStsHHS HteNECs..... 40 UU
Price OF pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot.
Price of fixtures according to kind required
N. B.-No bills for pipe or fixtures will oe presented
for collection until gas is turned on.
Per order of Trustees.
J. S. KANEEN,
Aug. II, 1S61.-1m. Sup. Nevada Gas Works
JUSTICE s. BLANKS, CONSTANTLY ON
d hand Vnd for sale at this once.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
THE psoUNTAIN-GIRL.

The clouds, that upward curling from
Nevada summit fly,
Melt into air: gone are the showers,
And. deck'd, as 'twere with bridal flowers,
Earth seems 10 wed the sky.
All hearts are by the spirit that
Bceathss in the sunshine stirr'd;1
+, And there's girl that, up and down,
A merry vagrant through the town,
Goes singing like bird.
A thing Of lightness, life, and glee;
One of the shapes we seem
To meet in visions of the night;
And, should they greet our waking sight,
Imagine that we dream;
With glossy ringlet. brow that is
Az falling snow fake white,
Hafhidden by its jetty braid,
And eye like dewdIop in the shade,
At once both dark and bright;
And cheek whereon the sunny cline
Its brown tint gently throws,
Gently, as 1t reluctant were
To leave It's print on hing 80 fvir--
A shadow on O rose.
She stoops, looks up-what does she seer
A flower of crimson dye,
Whose vase, the work OF Moorish hands,
A lady sprinkles, as it stands
Upon balcony:
High, leaning from window forth,
From curtains that half shrOud
Her maiden form with trees OF gold,
And brow that mocks their snow-white fold,
Like Dian from cloud.
Nor flower. nor lady fair she SECS
That tmountain-girl-but dumb
And motionless she stands with eye
That seems communing with the sky:
Her visions are of home.
That flower to her is as tone
OF some forgotten song,
And of slumberng thousand, struck
FROM an old harp-str ng, but, once woke,
It brings the rest along.
She sees beside the mountain. brook,
Beneath the old cox tree
And toppling crag. vine e-thatched shed,
Petcll'd, like the eagle, high o'erhead,
The home Of liberty;
The rIYulet, the olive shade,
The grassy plot, the fock
Nor does her simple thought forget,
Haply, the little violet,
That springs beneath the rock.
Sister and mate, they may not from
Her dreaming eye depart;
And one, the source of gentler tears,
More dear than all, for whom she wears
The token at her heart.
And hence her eye is dim her cheek
Has lost its livelier glow;
Tier song has ceased, and motionless
She stends an image OF Distress
Strange, what flower can dol
-[George Hill.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
cvTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County or
- Nevada: Know all men by these presents that
l. SILVIA BAKER, of the Township and County Of
Nevada. State of California, wife of Justs Baker d"
hereby declare and make known my intention 10
carry on business on my own account and in my
own name as Sole Trader, in pursuance OF an Act
the legislature of the State of California, entitled
'1An Act to authorize married women TO transact
business in their own names as Sole Traders, ap-
proved April 18th 1852. And further declare THAT
said business will be the business OF Menery and
Dress Making and will be carried on or prachced in
the county of Nevada Aforesaid and that the amount
of capital invested in this business does not exceed
five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hereunto set f~1
nv hand and seal this tenth day of June Seal
an IS61. SILVIA BAKER. VI
State of California, County OF Nevada: On tins
tenth day of June A. D. 1861 before me a.. NlLS,
a Notary Public IN and for said County Of Neyads
personally appeared Silvia Baker wife of Justs Pa
ker. personally known to me 10 be the person who
is described in and who execnted the foregoing IN
strument as party thereto; and the said silvis
Baker having been by me first made acquaintd
with the contents Of said instrument, aeknowIeuged
10 me on examination apart from and without thc
hearing Of her said husband, that she executed NE
Rame freely and voluntarily without fear or compu
sion or undue influence Of her said husband, ana
that she did not wish to retract the execution there
Of
Iu witness whereof have hereunto get
(e->l my hand and affixed my NotariSl Seal
I Seal this 10th day June A. D. 1861
l~-I A. G.. NILES, Notary Pnehc
>iel3.law3w Nevada county Cal
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
A DMINIsTRATOIa's sALE.--NOtice e

A DHIINTsTRATOR'S sALE.--Noticel -
IA hereby given. that the undersigned, Admins
traitor of the estate of CALEB MASON deceased, D,
virtue of an order Of the Honorable Probate Court
Nevada County, made the llth day OF seplemoe' =
D.. 1861. will on FRIDAY October lh 1861 at two
O'Clock p ~ in front Of Pierce's Hotel in the town
of Omega. offer for sale at public auction. 70 us
highest bidder the following described property 70
wit: One Tail Flume situated on Main ScOtcninAh
Creek ahont 300 wards above the mouth of Fillmore
Ravine Also one Tail Flume on Sourkrout k&Vine'
about 200 yards above the mouth Of said Kavhe;
Also two Tail Fumes on Alpha Canon. TerIns ol
sale cash H. B. THOMPSON,
Sept. II, 1881. Pubic AdmAnisUs"''
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-14
c,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF

C1TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF
- Nevada So. District Court, of the Fourteenth
Judicial District of said State. The People OF The
State Of California to ELISHA DAY, Greeting: You
are hereby summoned TO appear and answer toine
complaint of ISAIAH JONES, filed against you. withh
ten DAYS from the service of this writ, II served on
you in this county; within twenty days II served on
YOU ia this district, and out Of this county, am
within forty days if served you in the state ana
out OF this district in action commenced on the
10Th day of July D. 1861 in said Conrt, to recof
er the sum of one thousand five hundred and hliy
Isl $50 COZ dollars alleged by Plaintiff in his com
plant, to be due and owing him by you, Defendant;
upon certain promissory notes. made and executed
by you the said Defendant together with interest
pursuant TO the letter of said notes. And you are
hereby notified that il you fail to answer said con-
plant az herein directed Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you therefor by default, together With an
costs Of suit, and also demand of the Court sueh
other relief as is prayed for in Plaintiff said con-
plant.
(~A>1 In testimony whereof John 5. Lambert
seal Clerk of the District Court aforesaid
t~- do hereunto set my hand and impress
the seal of said Court at Office, ID 'he
City of Nevada, this 9th day OF Sepie9'-
ber A. d. 1861.
JOHN 5. LAMBERT, Clerf,
BY jos. ROBERTS. Deputy. Jr.
By order of Hon Niles Searls Judge OF the AouI.
teenth Judicial District, in and for the county ana
State aforesaid ,,,
true copy. Attest, JNO S. LAMBERT, CIA-
BY JOS ROBEHTs Jr., Deputy.
]. l. Caldwell, Plffs Attorney. sapl-Sln
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Sea llct0u.
Seicbt mie Die sSelt.

Nt6t wtt Die gBslt - pas peis rie gBcI
gii6t wie Die Dclt Serlanart,
Ste, bic ben Sinn auf 5duI6un9 felt,
Wit tuntrm S6aume pranect;
gtt6t rie tc SBelt bssctrt uu9 liett,
SD banole, ME pas per, ss sitt.
9SaS bntt ibr BON Der @leieueret
uno au' ben glattsn 9ii9cus
Den S6elm miro poh, mir tIus er Irt,
Sin ano'rsr S6elm tetriiacn.
SpibSutsrei 1T ritlsr SGabn,
@rapaus blribt pennr6 wUblsrt9an.
Hein, peiI bic Belt i'm arsen lirgt,
Scult Oh i'm @utrn ltcben,
2Ser li6 gum IOirn StruocI figt,
NiuB nit iu @runoe 9eben.
SStu gar Fctn Gnp'rer nit Dir Iein,
Sp trltt isitab unp tcb' allein.
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80.
(8prtiesuna.)

DenP bod bran, pnB ou Die san,e 0adt ouf
9'weien tiit fn9te bic I6mar,c GbriRine III ism.
@onn' Dir bod stn wentg G6laf
Settclme'6er wibelte Iber ptrien 3uiprud,.
y, d welb wubl, no er btnse6t! rief fe.
Dts Strte trennt bd6, faste Sctt lmeldter.
aber Na0 6encr Der gtferiu6t, 1T nod melt erS
fer.
Sd, cif'rIa&tiss rsf ie unb mar nit stnrm
Sprung rsrfhpanocu. Man bIrte lts DEN 8ero
9tnuntcr LADEN.
un 5epn ubr fOs' i'd Su su6, Iaste cr ~ een
orst MannsrH, weI&e bicrauf sIeiafaas DEN Sera
btnatitirscu.
Gr pablte rtueu Suspes, Scr, oGue bas untcr
Rem SPlcI Iirsenoe Dprf gu teribren, am So.
henfnnfen biuiubrte uuo uab pcm sDolpe biu-
atltst. untsrrrsse muBts CT bon 3ett ,u 9eitun.
wluturlth lteGeu blriben unp nab rem Srte biu>
bid II, Ser otcfc Nl6t Der S&nupus elmer Z Sat
itin cIltt, rpeIGc i6 Oas fa6lte tr putI, Ycu al.
lEn lrt1sn biebcrigen ustertrrtuuqcn ltarf unter-
lut1o. Oee teerobte Gorf lal, uou SthbGumeu
un'9esen, rir i'm SaOBe pee 6ricorus ,pifhsn
ra'ct9cn Inb6tn, uno Der Gluh ans ben
S@crntcinsu Gties na@ brm blauen @teubbin.
mel smprr. Us mar Elm Bib Yrrtrautueucller
Jtuee, Die nidt abnte pas elm uuecwitter Der
9rauiamt'n grt BON @cniGcn aeasn MeuIner
entlapen, i'm gluSuse mar.
Gr elite am Ser1e bindt, tur6maE raid Cen
SSalO uno tefono I'D, nit Gntruh Der Nabt ouf
Dem 3Ot', no er rie tIpnOc Gbrjline. icet nitat
meer bic sin3i8e Gbriftine, muetc. Nn Dem Ian.
gen SSs8e, rrn or beute pbnc Der 4ait ,u berar>
n 9smadt tcunte er am brltcu bic inn:re lin.
rutc ermeFcn, Gle tbn trict.
IIan mar etrr i'm Sesriff gu @ctt ,u oc6en.
ais er fintrot. G9'iitine mar ra, mie er Yorau5
9e'bt bate. @r soblte bas i6ulpi9e SUfaelo,
weIhrS NIT frsunolibcn @uaen aneencmmeu
wnrNs. Die &'tseuwart Der 6amiIs lies fctae
Oertranlide llnterrepuns auffcmmeu. Gbrillnc
mar bsiter, aber iDre Gaune larn i9m eriwungsn
Su lrn.
Sonm nit mir, la8te or, Id Bin ba, um bid ,u
6oIeu.
Sie eut16ulot9te Tb nit Tlipi4teit.
Damn mu6 i& aIlsin wicOer fort eutgeane!e
er.
GsbF Su beinrr 3i5eunerin fraste Ile.
Serfebt lid, autwcrtctr rr.
Siit ciu Esrlc mte elm 9funO 9umpcn yirf ite
in ibrer pUltsttarmlitsn S6n3wetIe unc BE-.
mItts iia 3u laden.
Die 8rau pom 9Ofe 9in8 sIeiafaGs in btcfen
SUn Gin uno nfdte lie. paB lie OILS ncuoerbeiro.
t0ste 5rau ihOn NIT i3rem Mann sifsre.
gEsun's 70 lcbt iagte CT enofid, 10 mue ia
mis- beirer bed Oerihern. r1pperIebeus motto -
tbr @}iiBe, 9OIsmh unO 5aarse messenomm n,
rte le nst'n ii6 auf Die 8ant aeleat. Ste lbri.
unbari6 oarnab, ater sr war lbon cntjprunocu.
Gnt' Hatht! rtef er untsr Ger lGiirs: nenn IN
pene Saden wiepcr wtlT, 70 peibt OH, NO pu
IL fnrsn fannR unt mi6 pa3u.
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Sefsn! SefenI

&s"r brutlhrn Sublitum Dit Qn,eise, cas i'd
metnen Store ncu ftu9eri6tet unD cine bereus
tcnre Quswabl pOn . EN- icber Dirt pcrrS!bio
babe. Sb 9laute i'm Staute gu lein, }ecermann
nit rem 0emuulttsn berienen ,u t5nnen. 1uz
Dem i'd fir frii9cren 3uipru6 bantr, Guffe id auf
zine 6Urtltbun9 oefcben. 3. 6cffles,
glr. ?2 Vieinitrcet.
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S6maH, tleb' anl iaate 8tttcImsI&r pfIlio
la&elnb ,n Gbrilttanus, ais 9snm mt Der Itbwan
gen Gbriifne pen gBnIpSuf,f oerlteg, no ris lo.
8enannts @'sisIIlhaft Ia9erts. Die Sannce bate
bas Eager i'm gSape uuter Dem SrbenRauf,n
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DamPil&f- ScrtinSlns ,wtfAcn &i6muup unO
9ltw gorf.
Dae Oampfi6T ,,9tCanote" YerIa6t Stidmunp
iso'n Dienlta8 9aamittaSs llDr, np 9oyfo!t
Mittmot 0itttas,
Oae OampfiniF BSamestCwn" ScrIdgt 0ia.
mcno ieccn 6rcitos, Naamitta8s 4 ubr unS
NCriclf am SamStsa Mttae.
Der 5abrprelS iI Der @ajIte, IlagI;:itrn ctn.
SeItUdsr, bctrGst SO.
Sm Sterrd9e, Utple &pF, S5.
Grcmiuns Gtdsl fur Die Commemorate aiils
tts. SIS.
8eHenSe, Die Niittupds une Samttuas oen
petersburg 6rItiua benuBen, trrfcn ;r'tla nit
Der NprfoIf @eteleburs Sabn in erIferer @tapt
etn, :sm nit pem Dampfboot mritrr seben su Ton.
ncn. Gidets fir eieie Sour tGnncn am Ystcrs
burg Depot 9elOi'tperpen unp betr6et rer aan,e
6aDrpreie 9.eihfatle nur $40.
4n lam II. 6eineten.
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Seefnaunaeu.

Der .,Sn;eisr erIheint oen Niproes Senna9s ousees
ncmmcn, 'um wt&tntlttcn Subcriprhsrrcs son GS.,
5atb1r an bic rcp Srdser potr So on in 5bCr SprauS
beiabuns. sniei9ea fnben fplseben 8tbin9un9en
GuInabme @inmaee @inrudups 10 3eilen peer wcn1
esl 80 Cts, psimal9c 75 Cts, bremaIise $OO, cine
g8ebe Si25 sinen 42onSt s2oO SIi Monate 81 co. leS
s}prodSte;atIuna @n,si0p, bic nab seebeh eer3noerf
perbcn fbnnn. psrcen nit $1,000 per 5obr terednet.
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Hrani @tnnn

Sran3 StauD
I6S Srpabf:abs, ;wtidben Ger 6. unp Z. ctr.
pdIt Elm rri5ss anO pebollOrtres Eager YcR
@i6arren, u lnd-, 8au. unp Snnupftabaf
ei8nu SatritstiOu uno 3mpurlotion
ta er i'm GrCB upr geprcrta gu ben biDialien arfprei.
len dbaB NomeHtLb Sltn QSiecerYrtdttsr midi uerlo1
men bel lam SprSRlprsen, sbs s isre @iRfaufe Gnbermsta
ma9sB, vi
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mot mot "'br liaer sefunrsn unO i8 tisfer in bic
gSaIosr Sarufsecaeu.
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The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAsSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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Scr spnmcniuirtb

S@woSii6e Solte9sldibte aus rem Ypriacn
3aRr9unpert pcn 5ermauu &ur3.
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5cner. .9tofEe, Gamim8itter,
Q SpaufsIn, . Ofen9abe Elm unO

0utere!
SD BABE cine retdbotse @uSpabl 5euerroifs, 6antn.
glitter, Sbaufc!n, Qfenaaben urb 9crrS an 5ano, mcldC
- bli9 iam 9uaut c1erire erncr iteben perdeOcnt
Scrcn &UaeEsGtale. @ltenl6auftIn, RcbIenihanfClr
itGn Gslirle fur haIfeIn Gno ptcrS Stietblete mel
tI9cpe uno ciltrne Gcfue Sum RCtcn 6rutr<Nlae urr
SererpIctcn otteattne ium 9uTessn pOn Ncuerrpifen
6Otcls une Sydbcr9cden nit .liu9enCcm Bone
Saumeiter, Saue9eiser une olcete 9rrUnen pclfc
loOs b Treuu bi tin tbten 9eoarf Ypn mir III Cmtnrk
men, oa h III n9rcsiiSn &reicn perlauItn ipcrpc. ga
Id mcin iinlnu1ea @iiclt- uNp Mti5irepSagcn, ,rmr
meHe tSlca,R 'rlpt d4rINe 10 fam l it5snanr al ic,.
Ner gellten 3aI.Wottqet teCitAeu.
9. .. Denoon,
@lCf;n- uHb WeiTn5paarens }ohrif ionic 6eutrIeIt,
ulo SamiHgitiCr. Msnuiacprp
3O. 225, G'apprl6c, ppiiatH s. uap g. lBejilse,
n tmBnb, Qd
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-28

rl he fI''ofIng hotter from q
eln..ymtu sl kngWu u West Ten
.tf S.I.h Alabmma and " sii
ppi
1t,.l.. clark Greepry 4 90
Tuhuilo Tenn # ! M not tlink
yui werp troubled with more lesli.
MORTAL. ihan you lnd time "a
teai, | Fouli stli you word In rola.
ton 10 shat ylm Ambrasial on Va.
lone fof mo. Suffice it 20 say that
bal br.u ul.fIna with hoars.m
1r ol J.ua,Ion % lhe hronehin inhea,
.Gaf mau5 yolit. ud { W. getting so
IthH rp n .carooly OIL ms mp.
.r4un,ata Your Ambrosid OIL
pcrt nIy restored me, and | now can
spb Without lmcnlly.
Olalp1n. Min
Rev a. H. lluNSAKER.
lor ulc by Martin & Son, Panola.
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tffl NJ fa
.b.II fHf 10 ffIt Ht'
Iaifi fH rssai
go HHaufli
I.t
tH..HtH lei ~ ~ Gov
eflmaf u .ifaf s'f hea ail.
.ffH Hlfsae ttf iitn lHl'
faIg Hf4fflflm b4ilfifHH 10 n
#fIG Ffla fIa afI.n IT fe fft.
~ q ta ta protection Z
l0t af Ih fif nehf IF ihs
.Nl aftf 4 setes ifaop
e8l.al-4 feb 29 The prop
Hfar 8.. ife received nfpfma.
0f W Htl hpieI plin ~ shoot
ifn.Y|n ff iia ntuRual
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". L.SYKES,
Attnttpt General


ltrNurG MEui,iSLs.-lf one buys
Northern jcwelry aud gets cheated,
getting five cents worth Cr gold for
81. it Is ouly q little affair. nobody j.
hurt. only c~grcgiouly cheated /. hat
when YOU are SEX. aud resort 10 the
hundred and one uo.ltdm-. lotions,
Pill. and sar.apnriilas, etc. gotten
up by Dutch and Yankee spectators
IN human miscrjCs. YOU are possibly
something more than chcated-posI.
lively injured. DO you know those
fore sncrsG Have yoti any recourse
upon them II iniurcal II you fnl
their stun useless. and yourself i'm.
posed upon, can ycu expose them -
tina, they can be- made to feel ~ II
YOU 500 III to use medicines prepared
hy others than your cvn physician
why not inquire after Southern
remedies, prepared ~ Southern ply
| siciaus. and sold by Southern drug.
ri-,s or vendors in your midsi-myn
whom YOU can expose. amt whose
profits YOU can cheek. il they cheat
yru. We believe that there are Sou.
thcrn remedies Tor every cou "a nj,
FROM the dreaded aguc or iucipicnt
fever to a cholic. cut. bruisc or burn.
for which no one wants tn post Tot
The far al doctor. Each fam.ly
should keep some simple. effective.
and reliable relief on hand. ready fci
a moments use.
W embrace the above sentiments
We believe that there are bettci
medicines put up in the South BY re
liable prcprieiors that are superior {,
articles prepared by Northern o.
Dutch vendors. The Southern rem
edies. advertised in this paper. VI
have no doubt excel the patent Pait
Killers and Ready Reflects. anil Acu.
aud Liver Pills, with which Northern
vendors deluge our land. Let then
be fairly tested. and il they are foam.
to be inpOsiticns. the columns Of ihi
paper are open for them to lc ex
posed, for cheaper terms than tn.
proprietOrs obtain them to aid thei
sale.
We learn tina, where tie Amhru
sial Oil is known and used. M rail
Killer. or Railway. etc. can he sol.
the people want nothing else. VI
can say tina, W have found the OF
a far more certain and effective relic
&C cholis and sore shrcs, than the
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Sands BLvrs.-We are request
ed to say tia, this fine company, nov
organized under the statute law Of
the State. will be- mustered into the
service Of the State under the Con.
vention Bill, by Col J, Il Chalmers,
on Saturday next, il the requisite
number tis) eau he made up. Col.
G. Lmcrs will make = specch on TIE
occasion. All the friends and we'll
wishcrs Of the company are invited,
and earnestly requested to be pres.
cnt.
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MDtCti.NI.

In the fourth year Of the reign 81
James. Of the tribe Of Pennsylvania,
cyer the hosts Of the Kingdom Of The
United States Of America, It camc to
pass. tina, Sathancs called together
his chief Princes anil Satellites, to
consider cf the condition Of the king.
dom, Of the earth.
And when they we're gathered to.
geihcr, Sa,hinOs said unto them (:
at IS known to YOU al, tina, there y.
no people in = united capacity, 20 all.
verse to my interests and the building
up cf my Kingdom Of l'andrncuium,
rs arc the people Of the United States
Of America, by their wealth. their
freedom, and their capacity to spread
the lights of civilization, and the
truth. Of the gospels Of my adversa-
~ therefore. ! decree that every
sffor, shall be made by my princes
and satellites. to SOW lisscnsicns
amongS, tina, people. that peradvcn.
ture, they may be divided. and made
mad, that they no longer stand in III,
way Of the advancement Of my hing
dom.
Nov in view 10 this end. | appoin
my chief envoy, Appollcn, to rrcsid,
over the southern division, and Abad
don, over the northern division .
the Republic Of America. with ,hei
appropriate ministerinc spiri,s-m.
lords Malice. Envy. Hatred. and IN
ger, and Messrs. Esiltonruc, Back
bite. falsererort. aud Misreprcsen,'
tiCa; and thcu Bcelrebub, confirm
thou thy supervision ' the tribe 1
Sosth Carolina, where thou has, pr,
sided these many years.
Aad Il cane to pass tina, Absddor
~ hin, ssea seven devils IS wicke
= himself, and entered into the hcal
William u the tribe II Alabam,
q Abad1es done U y tc Villa,
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~ Ne nsa N these rliis M fsflaIs Al.
fsass ~ ssfyms - Hias Hlfd4ehs mas h
prevented and 4 taken ~ ~ mi Ma.
mfn ~ 80 attack immediate fallef from
ftIn anl sesnea ell hs % aimed
Tbsy sodium iail In famHg NJ tho Sauss.
and ~ilariHeho ~ which feHalss afs subject
fhfg nee geuile up0n iha bgses, 10.
moving q ftifenesst
fof Lltaflfy Men Students Delicate y
ma'es anl all uihff Other persons ~ . ieh.
taff habits, iheY are talualle ~ a Lataiits,
Improving lhe appetite, giving tune aad
sifor 10 The digestive organs. anl restoring
The natural elasticity and strength N lhe
whDls system.
~. CLpH iflc Pills are ne result o.
long investigation anil carefully conducted
experiments, having heeh In use many years
dufing wi eh ime lhey hute pres entcd and
relieved = vast amount N pain and suffer.
Ing from Headache, whether originating IN
the nor, Gus system or from O dcfangod state
u the slonaoh,
They are entirely vegetable in their com.
position. and mas he taken nj MI times With
perfect safety without making M, change
u dict, and he absence u any disagree.
able taste renders Il easy to administer
them to children.
BEWARE or CONTEMPLATION
Tho genuine have five signatures u Henry
e. spillipg on each Box.
Sold rs Druggists and all other Dealers
IN Medicines.
bos will be sent by mail prepaid on
receipt Of the
psIfE ~ 1s.N'Ts.
Al orders should be- addressed to
uESRy O. sPALbfNn.
~ ssasr sfr.st, .tsE b'srh.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !
pANut C0rNry. [


Collins 4 waliraa. Atsactwsn, issued
ts. yhy Wm. u. Better. a
VIM A. owen. lLas,iee II the Peace.
N the 3lst DIV Of IanHagy. Is5I. IN favor
o. saii ColIins & wald-an, and ~ sius, the
estate cf ssii YIN. A. Owen, for ses.n inl-
lars and ffsv cents. in lustic~'s court held
NJ ssriis in the Ccsrty q Panels and
State u M.sissipPi. sui said said attach
msnt being Isviei on one drmij0hn Of Linz
seed Oil and one beg II White Lead.
The defendant Is hereby notified thu. IN
less he appears in sid esurs at the nef'
term thereof to be held 1T Ssrdis On the II
SATURDAY, If March. ls6l. and plead to sad
action. judgment sii be entered and IN
property attached sold:
wA u. BUTLER, J. P.
res. IS issi. ssr
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For the Pinp'G Sfar.
DEATH Or GEOusE HENRY
sTWArrpN.

We regre, to record the deceasc Of
the above named gentleman. which
occurred a, the house Of his father.
in BrasCria county, Texas. on the
9th nit. lie was the eldest son Of
our late fellow-citircn Of Pamela cuun.
ty. Maj. Asa Stratton. lie was
born in JASPER county. Ca, On the
9TH Of October. 1888. but came to
Mississippi as carly a. tsa7. at ,hs