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VOLUME XIV. NO. q.

can war cost about So 900 for every man
sent, that It will be rather heavy ex-
pence TO sent SOC, 600 men. O,e tIoysend
nee Aioadyed milioaswould keep the whole
North in debt for a thousand yeers.
Messrs. Republicans, do you love Nero
better than Rome!
Your leaders are, and always have been.
the mere toolsof England to effect de-
struction Of this country. in 1909, they
had their agents employed and their plans
laid, TO involve the country in civil war,
and divide and conquer it as they had the
East Indies. But the agents were detec-
ted, and the Government paid $4,000 to
obtain the papers. They then tried to
whip US, but falling in this, they tried the
Abolition scheme in the West Indies, hoping
TO injure Us. Their Abolition agents in
this country, il is well known, 60 TO Eng
land for funds and for consultation when
any great matter is on hand to destroy US,
and benefit her East India interest. Last
November, while our elections were pend
ing, the Bombay Journals stated that the
Government had just then completed the
negotiation for all the cotton lands in the
East Indies. This has been her game to
destroy our cotton interest and monopo-
lie the cotton trade. Black Republicans
are their hireling tools TO effect this. Win
England buy your manufactures at better
prices than the Southf VIII, she buy
yOir re5tsyn products dad b bs1er cta1lli
for your shipping inteTest than he South ?
VIII England give more employment to
your young men or will her people ex-
pend more money among your people
than the people of the South?
And do you prefer her laws and customs
more than the laws made by Washington,
Jefferson and Hancock? If so, then you
act consistently in your efforts to destroy
this country, but not otherwise.
In less than two years from this date
the film of British Netr England AbOlihonisn
will fall from the eyes of the body poll
tic of the great Northwest, and they
will ask why have we been so mad and so
blind, rs to be willing to give million and
a halt per d11ntnl 10 codfShermen, and tChV
haue zee been hOodaoinkod to pay ttoe,up or
Jtory per cent. more for eTeyg pair Of shoes,
ereTy coat, hot or shirt and for every ton Of
railroad iron, and al for the Jeneh Of Nelo
England and one or fs0o other States that nercr
help uS--tohe7a the South, whieh buys all our
crop, and pays in gold, asks Us no bounty or tar
for their bersft They will then exclaim
away with your senseless jargon of IA
naticism-away with your Goldfish swindle
away with extorting duties and unequal
tariffs-away with your one idea politicians
who ruin our trade and our country; and
away with New England. Let her cold
and selfish fanatics affiliate with Labrador
and the hyperborean SHOWS. We of the
North h-West will look to the sunny South;
she is our frlend-skc IS orr patron to her
we cling. for her we fight, for her we die.
Such will be the voice of the great West,
and amid the Kisses, curses and contempt
of mankind, Black Republicanism will be
hurled into its ignominious grave, and
henceforward forever Stunned, like the
leper's touch. RUrUs DoLBEAR.
New Orleans, Feb, 1861.
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~ virtue and u pursuance Of decree
- oi the Probate Court Of Jasper Coun-
81, made ~ he last January term thereof
~. ID. 1901, the undersigned, Guardian Of
tne persons and estates Of the minor heirs
q JOSEPH DANIEL. deceased, win. on
Aonday. The let day Of April. 1861. be-
tween tho hours prescribed BY law, proceed
n sell ai the town Of Quitman, in Clark
Comfy. at public auction 30 the highest
bidder. on q credit Of twelve months from
the Day Of sale, the following described
real estate in aaid county. to-wit: w Of
" I, NE Of q W and Sci Of n
W I and n w Of N W Of Sec. Is in
Township 1 n. of Range II \. Said lands
uil b sold subject 70 the lien prescribed
BY The Statute. and The purchaser will be
required % give note with good security
inr she purchase money payable in twelve
months from the day of sale.
EMILY WADE. Guardian.
Feb. %, 1861. l0-5t
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NTHo VIII be members Of = Company Of GOO asr-
w sons 70 subscribe nnstalirnents OF any ailouut
10 suit their conyeniencesf2l aud upwards for tie
erection of a Southern AIMS, Military Ciofhinl aad
Noolen Factory The prison Nh0 subscribe the
largest amount By the ffsi wednesday in August
ls0i. 70 he entitled (besNes the dividends on his
stock 70 premium of No0O: the next largest %
Sls-0oo; the next largest 20 Slt0O: the tao ne ~
largest % SEQ each; the fr next lsrEnt to s. 90
each; the ninety next larest to $50 ech; the nine
hundred next largest 10 - rachf tho three hundred
next largest, 10 so each .the three hundred nayf
largest. % 50 eaehs the o1a Thousand next arsast
60 SO each; the thirtylour next lar1 St q s. each
and the person Who fnls fdpb;n eITher of these 10
an extIa premium Of $50; 40 to tc pad in Cash
Real Estate. Arms or NIfiaY Clothiue-ii anyt
Write % the Trca-urcrpf thc ~Eappahannoek
Manufacturing Company.T 4 Pou Royal, Virginia or
% the Post Master. en ~ stamp 70 pre-pay.an-
ssr. or 20 J.. &. BLACK WILL al Raleigh. Mi-s.
March I. 1s4T alff
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produce such negro in open court for the
ure to comply with the order Of the court
for such production. Judgment of forfeit
ure shall go as of course, unless satisfacto-
ry excuse for such failure be offered to
the court
SEc. 10. All other laws on the same sub
ject be and the same arc hereby repealed.
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DURSUANT 70 decree Of tie Probate
I Court Of Newton County, State of
Mississippi, made ct the July term, A. d.
1860, thereof, the undersigned, guardian
of Elizabeth, Sarah and Edwin McAlpin,
minor heirs Of W. L. McALPIN, deceas-
ed, will, on Monday the 9TH day Of JAN
uary next, A. d. 1861. sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, on a credit Of
twelve months from the day Of sale, at
the door Of the Court House Of said New
ton County. between the hours prescribed
by law, the following land to-wit: One
fourth interest in the undivided half Of
the s W Sec. 4. s. W I of Sec. 10. and the
Wa NV Sec. Is and the N W of
Section "a. all in Township 6, Range IL
East.
Said lands will be sold subject to the
lien prescribed by the Statute, and the
purchasers thereof will be required to give
notes with good security payable in twelve
months for the purchase money.
WILLIAM McALPIN,
Guardian.
Nov. %, IscO. 7-5t
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Estate OF Doctrine Morris.

HatnIe o. WOctFlne MorrEp.
WHEREAS letters testamentary Of the
last win and testament Of DOCTRINE
MORRIS, were granted to the undersign-
ed. 81 The last February term, A. d. 1861,
Of Jasper Probate Court. Now, all per
sons having claims against the estate Of
said testator. are hereby required to ex-
hibit the same; and have them registered
within the time required BY law, or they
win be forever barred.
ROBERT MORRIS,
Executor.
Feb. 13, 1861, 1876
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WHEuEAs. Tie estate Of JOHN Will
LfAMSQN. deceased. was declared In
solvent 81 an order and decree Of the
Pfohata Court Of Newton County, Steto
of Mississippi. made 81 he last Novem-
Der iornn. A. y. 1890. Of sald Court Nov,
at persons holding claims against said
estate Ne hereby notified 10 bring In said
claims daily probaled according 70 law,
and have them registered before The Clerk
Of tha Probate Court Of said county. ct his
oIlce in Decaiur. within twelve months
rom lho date hereof or Ire same win Be
barcd. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
,. G. WILLIAMSON,
Administrators.
Doo. n 1890. o-6m
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GREAT INLAND THoRoUaHrARr Z


rT'Hb undersigned has now stocked aud IN fuI oper-
n alton line OF POUR HORSE MAIL COACHES
running daily nom Desoto on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, ria Prnrie Limo, 20 Pauldng- Az paudngii
connects With a line Of TWO HORSE NAIL COACH.
- which runs tri-Meekly from fauding rla Gar.
conncctine with the southern Railroad near Doolit-
ties, and the Daily Stage Line from MONTGOMERY.
Horse Stages leave Pauidng for Union on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, TINE enough 10 connect
with the Stage the day. The Cars the South
they connect with this line
AS-Ihe Stock on this line are equal 70 any IN the
country, the Coaches comfortable. and the drivers
ne conaecfions bciHq made
81 We have q LFERg eTGBiH now in operation a.
Newton Station and a Pnulding. Any persun dnsi.
ring i can b furnished with conreyaIIces to anv
point IN the surrounding counfry.
pn.I1ir. Oct H. iefo f-sf
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NCLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIKIHENI.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE,
MsLEAx's VOLCANIC OIL L1x1MExr.

MeLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.
Read for Yourselves;
Thomas Ford blacksmith, living near Cass Ave
nue., on Tenth Street, had horrible running sore on
his foot He tired various Linimentz, Salres &c imi
wsud do It good. He desp1ired Of ever being able
10 work a his trade again, because he could not bear
any weight on his foot; and by one small bottle ol
McLcans Volcanic OIL Lninient he is perfectly
cured.
Rheumatism Paralysis. Neurnlgia, Bruises, sprains
Stiffness IN the Joints or Mnsclcs, sweilinzs, Sore
Throat Ear Ache or Tooth Ache, Wounds, Fresh
Cuts, Sores, Barns, ScalGs, Pains. &c Weld 10 the
magic influence Of this wonderful Lininient
For horses and cattle q is iufallhle remedy for
Chafes, Calls. Scratches, Cracked Heels. IamefeSs
SPAWN SNeeny, Splint, Fistula, Bruises. swelEngs
Wounds, Rattle-Snnke Btes, and various other dis.
eases which animals are liable 70 ffon injuries or ac
cidcuts
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply O,
McLean's Volcanic OIL Linmont. Il sells rapidly be
cause Il always cures.
A liberal discount Win be made TO merchants who
buy 70 sell aEaIn.
81 For saie by J. II. MCLEAN, proprietor, corner
Third and Pine Streets, - Louis, Missouri, and q E
CAsrEEIs Paulding; Howe Hardaway, Inter
prises and By all Druggists.
March I'isoo. 22-ly-i.2orsp.
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- RANAWAY nom The rubacri-
aIH buFs - ne n9tlr huEuEr Iaai. NO
kIh SO FRANK. about q year, old,
~ copper eolori weighs about 100
Nf)poundai has q scar on hia right
~ and on the corner Of one of bic
asA3eyeai on The back Of his neck
thurn ia large secd wnrt.
The above reward win BE- given Cor In
formation len AZ tho Misslnrippizs olIlee,
Jactson. Mss. which viii lead to bis 70
Ms. MARTHA PORTER.
New. qi. faeO. 6-H
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Estate
nv Virtue Of AZ order Of the Probate
ID Conrt 81 Newton county, Mississippi,
made a he Jarnary Term, 1901, thereof
ihe underuIened Adminstrator Of the -
tate of Elralor Nelson, deceased, viii on
Mouday ihe 25th day Of March next, bo-
tween ihe houFsof n o'clock in the foFe.
noon. and o'clock In the afternoon oi said
day, at ne Court House door IN faulding
In Isarar county. expose Cor sale AZ public
anotion g Ire hirhsst bidder. On = credit
of Zen months nom the day Of said sale,
all of iho Real estate oi naid decedent. In
Iaarar oounly. in said State towiii Iheb. \
Of - H. of N. II. and tho y. Of 8. Z. !
aec. ID. Township a. Range -, kast with
aprerlainances thereto belonging. The
purchaser of AID Real estate viii - ~
1ulrod lo give condt with good and ample
anunr|l9. ra4ahla m Ten months from date
nf naln. lor che rurhnae money.
JONATHAN y. PARKER.
~. i1lh. 1871. iS-Sl
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shsrim's sale.
Garner. Williams a Co.
Vs. w
Ella a Brother. ~ "a
Me- a Gle nt.1

Garner. Williams a Col
Ella a Brother. ~ "a
Myer a Cato, al.
nY virtue of The above stated r. "a. 10 me
II direcied. will. on Monday, the 25th
day Of Mar n next. lit being the irst day
Of the next March Term OF the Circuit
Court Of Jasper County,. in front Of the
door Of the Court House, in the town Of
Paulding. In said County and State, be-
tween DE usual hours Of sale, offer for
aale At public outcry. for cash, the follow
ing described lot or parcel Of land, to-wit /:
beginning az the point at which the SEQ
ton line between Sections III and 10 cross
es The run Of The town spring branch,
thence South thirty eight polls. to the
quarter section. post Of the Northeast quar-
ter Of Section III. Township 2, Range II
Easti thence West thirty-three $500
polls 10 the Southeast corner Of II. NJ.
Round's lot. thence North 43s East, Q
S6-l00 polls TO the Southeast corner Of the
Academy lot, thence North 34' East, so
polls 10 she run Of the town spring branch.
thence down said branch 70 the beginning,
containing six acres, two roods and IA
tllOo polls. more or less, situated IN the
town Of Paulding. IN the County Of Jas
per. levied on aa the property Of solomon
Myer ono Of the above stated defendants
lo satisfy the shove r. IA. In my hands, and
ell costs. L. B. LASSITER,
Sheriff Jasper County. Miss.
Feb. 20. 1851. I0-4t
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]. p. Turner 10 use on
W. II. Turner.
". -.
Gabriel MofIett, Aiias "a
Administrator Of
I. shelby. deceased.
nN virtue Of The above stated r "A. 10
u me directed. / will on Monday the 25th
day Of March next. (it being The first day
Of the March term Of The Circuit Court Of
jasper county. State Of Misaissippi.l in
front % the door Of the Court House In
The tom Of Paulding. in said county and
state, teiween the usual hours OF sale
oasl ~ sale a public out cry 10 the
nlNaaat titlder for cash, the following lot
r. rale.l a land described a. follows 70.
49, ~ N. Of s. y. 4 and N.E.l Of
Al. Of =. W. I. Sec. 81 T.
IN lD East. ka,l l o. y; = and
Sci ei n. r. I sec. 49, ~ Ee.s,
situated IN The county Of 1aspef. .. lse
on ~ tie property Of LOVIC SHELBY
deceaaesl % satisfy the above stated & 4.
In my hands and an costs.
4. B. LASSITER,
sheriff of Jasper county.
Yah. ed Il WI" aFa..1fa4
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The state Of nIIs.InsIppI.
NEWTON COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court Of said County, to
April term, A. ID. 1861.

ANAaM A0Af L0GA
In the Circuit Court Of said County, to
April term, A. ID. 1861.
Lee P. Murrell & Co. Attachment for
W. B. Clarke. S27a %.
T0 W. D. Clarke, take notice, that on
II the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1860, an
attachment was issued at the suit Of Lee
P. Murrell, j. N. Pace and G. w. Gross,
partners in business under the firm name
Of Lee P. Murrell & Co, pl&ntif' 8 against
the estate Of W. B. Clarke defendant, re-
turnable to the October term, A. d. 1860,
Of the Circuit Court Of Newton County,
aforesaid, and returned executed. These
are therefore TO command you to be
and personally appear in and before the
Circuit Court Of Newton County, afore-
said, at the Court House in Decatur. on
the second Monday in April, A. d. 1861,
then and there 20 plead 70 said action. or
Judgment will be entered, and the estate
attached will be condemned and sold.
Issued and given under my
SEAL hand and seal, February, 10Th
~ A. D. 1861.
JAMES A. WARE, Clerk.
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To the heirs OF Elizabeth Terral, deceas-
ed, and to all other persons interested
in the final settlement Of the estate Of
JACOB c. PARKER, deceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be and per-
Il sonally appear in and before the Pro-
bate Court Of the County Of jasper, State
Of Mississippi, at the Court House Of said
county, in the town Of Paulding. on the
frst Monday in May next, then and there
10 show cause If any you can why the final
account Of Charles Hodges, surviving ad-
ministrator of the estate Of JACOB c.
PARKER, deceased, should not be allow
ed and decreed thereupOn accordingly,
and further 10 do aud perform such other
things a. shall be considered and ordered
By the Court aforesaid in the premises.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL Of Office. the 23rd day Of Febru-
NV ary. A. ID. 1861.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON,
Clerk.
March 1891 0n-5t
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Estate ofIsom Fuich. Deceased.
Wurnrks. letters Of Administration on
grlnlod 10 The undersigned at the Decem-
~ Term of the Probate Court Of Newton
elnnty. Nov All pelsonl having claims
afainat he estate Of aid decedant are here
notified 70 exhibit the same. and have
Sem Registered within The time proscrib-
~ By law, o. thoy VIII oe forever barred.
=. 7. AURRELL. AdmF.
Jan. sosh, 1871. lS-7s
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r ETTEHS Of Administration on the es-
i tate of WI. WATTS, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, by the Pro
bate Court Of Clarke County, Mississippi,
at the November term thereof, A. d. 1860.
Now, therefore, all persons having claims
against the estate OF said decedent, are
hereby notified to have them dnly proba-
ted within the time limited by law or they
will be barred.
THOMAS SUMRALL, Admir-.
March s, lSGl- 2l-7t
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The state OF BIisslssIppI,

UEWTUN CUUNTI.
In the Circuit Court, said County, TO
April term, A. d. 1861.
'~ " ~ Attachment for SOS 50.
Elisha Walker.
HNO Elijah Walker. take notice, that on
III the 28th day Of November, A. D. 1860,
an attachment was issued at the suit Of
Isham Dansby plaintiff. against the estate
Of Elisha Walker, defendant, returnable
10 the April term, A. d. 1861. Of the Cir
cult Court Of Newton county, aforesaid,
and returned executed.
These are therefore, 10 command you
70 be, and personally appear in and before
the Circuit Court Of Newton county, afore-
said, at the Court House in Decatur, on
the second Monday in April, A. d. 1861,
then and there 10 plead to said action or
Judgment win be entered against you,
and the properly attached will bb con-
demned and sold.
- Issued and given under my
SEAL hand and seal Of Office, A. d.
NV 1861. JAS. A. WARE.
Clerk.
March I, 1861. 20-lt
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The state OF sIi1SiSSiPPi,

The state OF mfsstssippi,
NEWTON COUNTY.
To Jane Gray, and her husband, James
w. Gray Of the State Of Texas, and all
Others interested IN the settlement Of
the estate Of JOHN MCDOWELL, de
ceased
" OU are hereby cited 10 be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Newton
County, Mississippi, on or before the third
Monday In April next, then and there to
show cause Il any you can why the hnal
account Of A. Russell, Administrator on
said decedent's estate, should mot be
allowed a. q final settlement, &c
Issued and given under my
SEAL Inland and seal Of Office, March
~, 1861.
JAS. A. WARE, Clerk.
March 8, 1851, 2l-5t
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Kennedy 4 Nevin,
vs.. Ncndi
VIM. Tawless et al.
nf virtue Of The above stated vendi 10
u me directed. viii on Monday the 25th
day Of March next, lit being The first day
Of the next March term Of the Circuit
Court Of Jasper county. Miss in front Of
uedoor Of the Court House in the town Of
Paulding, in said county and State, be.
tween the usual hours Of sale. ofler for
sale az public out cry for cash. the follow
ing described lot or parcel Of lands
to-wit The n. w. OF \. W. Of Sec.
2, T.. . r. II East. situated in the
county Of jasper. levied on a. the
property Of the above named defendant
WILLIAM LAWLESS, 70 satisfy The
above stated vendi In my hands and al
costs.
l.. b. LASSTTER,
Sheriff Of Jasper County.
Feb. eo. 1851. i0-it
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-. Il. s.Ss.' a.':.'', !. Aa"'' GA


va ffa
JOAN Hodges. ct al.
II NJ virtue Of the above stated q. n. 20 me
u direried, will, on Monday. the 25th
- -. - Istl iilAfII y 49, 'lIrHl sInv -
tae nekt hLArti term of the tIrrIif CouTf
q Jasper County.) m mont of tho door
ot ne Court House ~ m Town -cy T'hfii-
ding, IL aaid County aud State. botween
the usual hours Of sale. offer for sale At
public put cry. for cash. the following de-
acribed properly towiti A negro woman
named Milley, Of yellow complexion, aged
about thirty-fvc years n negro girl named
May, Of yellow complexion. aged about
three years, and one negro boy named
VIII. of yellow complexion. aged about
seven years. levied on A. the properly OF
the above named defendant. John Hodges
70 satisfy the above stated Q fa. and others
IN my hands. against said defendants and
all costs.
l.. B. LASSITER.
Sheriff Of jasper County.
Feb. %, 1901. tq-tt
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I-arnn TIE Plantation recently
cultivated BY D. L. Campbell.
~ fIasiss Css.sssty Afi--f--fr.,si-
4 miles from ucSoto. There
are ise acres recently cIeared, half Of
wnicii y fich creek bottom land, with or
dinary Improvements. The tract contains
$50 acres. Price $l2 so per acre.
ALSO,
$500 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 Dr. JosErH BoEDEN, Mobile,
Alabama. "a y
January II, 1859. l4-tf
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M.rch 1881


Notice.
III indebted to ths4 Rpdersigned, viii
1'Ilense -cams forward and "a, neisle SR
am comp slied % collect. .li. g. Turner Turner
Il my authorized agent 70 settle my busi-
ness when am absent.
W. II. TURNER,
Etehoma, Jasper County, Miss.
Nov. q. 1860. 7-6m
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InsoIVenf Notice.

To the creditors Of r. r. RODGERS, de-
ceased, and all other persons interested
in the distribution Of his estate:
VOU arc hereby notified to be and APP
Il appear in and before the Probate
Court Of jasper Count. State Of Mississip-
pi, at the Court House thereof, on the first
Monday in April next, then and there 70
show cause II any you can, why the report
Of the commissioner Of insolvency on said
estate should not be confirmed by the
Court aforesaid, and proceedings thereon
had accordingly, and further to do and
perform such other things as shall be con-
sidered and ordered BY the Court afore-
said in the premises.
Witnessed the Honorable Benjamin
Thigpen, Judge Of Probate Of Jasper
County, State Of Mississippi, the first Mon
day in March. A. d. 1861.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL Of Office, the 7th day Of March,
NV A. d. 1861.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON,
Clerk.
nr.-,h q Tcer 81 ~
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The siaIe of ITIaaIasIppi.

NEWTON COUNTY.
In Probate C0urt Of said County, 10 April
Term, A. D. 1861.
To John A. Sinclair:
VOU are hereby notified to he and ap-
IL pear before the Probate Court Of New
ton County, Mississippi, on the third Mon
day in April next, then and there TO show
cause, IL any you can, why the final ac-
count Of ]. G. Mckee and Sarah Sinclair,
administrator and administrators on the
estate Of JOHN T. SINCLAIR, deceased.
now on file in said Court, should not be
allowed, and a decree entered thereon by
the Court aforesaid.
- Issued and given under my
SEAL hand and seal Of Office, Febru-
wv ary, 25th. A. d. 1861.
JAS. A. WARE, Clerk.
March 8. 1861. 9l-5t
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For Sale.
- HEundersigned
!;: s.: 4: ! ]: ;:: IS; !: $: !: !:
- In Raleigh. Hehas
in addition 10 the above, several valuable
tracts Of land which he will sell on very
accommodating terms. A bargain may Be
had BY applying soon TO
!. g. BLACKWELL.
Ralrigk, Sept. o., lsGO. 50-H
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

HNHE purchaser at the former sale hav-
Il ing failed to comply with the terms,
the above lands will be sold again. at the
place and on the terms stated in the fore
going. on the third Monday in March,
1861. WM. McALPIN,
A. McALPIN.
Ian N 1861 Ic-Sf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

A priest. proceeding 70 the chapel one
Sunday morning, through the burial-
Ground. observed several sprightly girls
seaEsd On ! iomhstone; and wishing e
be iocular with them. aslxad Wl.af fheT
we're doing there ssNothinr e all. p1are
your reverence, 2 was The reply Of one az
them. Nothing r. said he. What 5
nothing shat your eyea, yonr aerer.
anca IakoEt1d nle q he lls, sna
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