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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21

The subscriber hereby gives public uoI,ce that
she has been daily appointed 10y the honotablc
Judge of Probate ior the couniy of oNio'd and
assumed the trust OF E,eeuiriS Of the las, will and
ts.t.ment of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21

rrHEsubscriber hereby gives public notice tn,
she ha. hscn duly appointed by the hnnor.hle
Judge oiProbats ior the Cnuuty OfOSlOrd. aud
assumed the trust eNeeutriN OF the last will and
testau,nt 81
IIoR,TIO q. BRIDGiIAM late Of NORWAY,
In .aid County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs. IN. therefore requests all persons
wLo are indebted TO the estate oisaid deceased
e. make in neiiate psymeni; and those Nhoh'v"
,ny dsu,aI. thereon Co exhibit the sir..'
lane Is, ls6l. RACHEL q. BRlDGliAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21
DAVE W. ROWE Ia. Of o,ford,

In aid County deceased, by giving boni az the
hs directs. She Therefore requests all persons
who arc inl,lied 10 the estate OF .aid deceased
20 make immediate payment; and these Who have
any i.m,ads thercoa 10 exhibit the sane 60
Jane -. l-6i. EMILY 4. ROWE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21
Paints and Oil.

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT. kspt oop.tsn'l'
~ an h.ad, ,ad lor sale ll prices ~h'eh ea"'o'
tail 90 SUIT pu,ch,ssf'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21
Millinery Fancy Goods.

Smvr @@D1Es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21

Iici,,d. and r,e'. Effort sill he made to give en-
iir. Satisfaction, ~
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
Chronic Diseases Cured.
DIR. w. B. MOSELEY.

WWTDEFfp uDef respectfully G-Elte toe atfR1tr1n o4
w tEe A4ieied the fat thAa he has for the past
rent q Cfs.sic diseases he has done an eEte
prartlce u nearly - tke souihern etas and theirs
are rhoussnds of Isinr sifueaseE uho have ard can
te-afy % h.z wonderf zkin tie tresfuleut q Al
the following dseeaSes. VI.
Caneer. T1nsors. WeBss CarbUne3e~s lrtgla sypsai-
a. o. Peek, Conor-h1a- ssricfure. Gaees scrUllls
TeeeF. Asthma hra1caiiis, l.lahefes. pyspepaiA-
Tp-opsv. DTseutery. Diseased Kidceys, Epilepsy or
F1fa tSoul Hhsurnstsns. Nelralza ETJ ipe&s flGor
Albns Proapsus- Piise- Gotre, Gravel. Palsy SID
Head. Tet1er. Diseases of thc Ear and Eye, v alta
sWelI.n9s- Dsseasee of the Womh, &e-
Pers0la aeacfed srth any Of these diseases Shouts
not ac< - unwiseiy aucIf h2ve done. who "a Ted
untl Cons1ui Pton had lad tt N pFssraln and r.
duced them % nele.o1s, or Cancer had easen
INTO Their Tstais and et itated their syst then
felisf IN Eearly Ell and eEset cure a. al eu-
rsbis easee: ad beaege All cases can Be cured =
~ Mae~jey esz ba found ~ Laudsrdals springs-
Aissizsi pp whero t1e 4licesd can have the oenett
his services. and satsy themselves thal certia
diseases winch SID y some % Be tneurates hays
been cured b his eieili and efteient reUedlae-
PreAeTpsscns and nIeeines sen - al parts II -
Uned 5tsscs BY mall eKpreas at saort ncsicu- Al
communicated strictly conhsi~nsiAl.
synPtasnz ooruectei watn their case. eEe halis A.
Terils, ~ psr Eaeazh n nlFal1ses ll ~ cAs
SAL cszes Of canrer must be under my imme-
diae and prTi-on- and fee 20 be one half cash
tha balance vhau o cure y efiecLed.
up Diseases Negroes bought A. liberal prices. Ac-
COMMUNICATIONS for bozsd arnple. besides the AZ
hicted have the beneft Of the finest SuiPher ana
Chalybeste Wsters IN the Sotth-
9s-AA eonsmun.estions promptly Ans~eres; Ad-
IAHderdale springs, Mississippi.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

One Of the curious facts revealed By the
publication OF custom house tables ls that
there were imported into this country last
year 10000 pounds Of opium OF this
amount i is estimated, from reliable data,
that not more than ons-teuth = used lcr
medicinal purposes. The habit of eating
opium Is spreading rapidly among laTyeEss
doctors. clergymen. and literary men; and
enormous Quantities are used b. the man
uiactures Of those poisonous liquids which
are dealt out in drinks IN the saloons and
groceries that infest every city and village
II the country.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

Elisha Griffith. 3 rich old rascal. resi-
ding a Minneapolis. AinE.. offered q mar
RED woman Of that place $500 IN gold 70
elope with him The woman consented.
and informed her husband who approved
OF the plan. Very soOn after starting.
she got possession Of the money, and with
il returned home. leaving the old man
disconsolate enough. He arrested her
sfor stealing, but she wAs acquitted, and al
1PWod 90 retain the m8nsy.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

,-s, r-sa--u- y-xels stzte ths C1Asss ezrtoae TIE
r,--a- - cs,r naare=s. kad reeelPt q x ws III
.rns @has - ordered - return rsAL
az Al comm IN io@tiou- stTl-tlF eulrde1faa4-
H7-Psa--ha@ers ell Tieaae wr1se Ter g7ssl-rag
So and give thelr Past Oftce County A0d saata
agCrrcul lars coBta1l d fal exp Gnato1s e eur
S-ES-s..- e. ~ - fo-War3ed y EAl 20 HEy cce
.-rafnE - thefr 1sEne-
r~7~ for Tsc <ets uT CerFt1eaaee - Aal o. reas
shuuia - n1dre@se1 . = =.
HOrusES. DAVIS CO. Ancoc, oec-FsA-
-. ~ 1@Sl 1%3f
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Guarsilan,s safe.

DY virtue aud IN pursuance Of = decree
I'D Of the Probate Court Of Jasper COun-
81, made at The last January term thereof.
a. u. Isgi, the undersigned. Guardian Of
the persons and estates Of the minor heirs
Of JOSEPH DANIEL, deceased. will. on
Monday. the lst dag 81 April. 1901. be-
tween the hours prescribed by law. proceed
@ cell a. the town Of Quitman, in Clark
County. e public auction to the highest
bidder. on q credit Of twelve months from
the day Of sale. the following described
real estate in said county, to-uit. w Of
y WI. NJ 1 Of S w I and 5 z Of y
W 3 aud n w ! Of y w Of Sec. rs in
Township ". % Range II +. Said lands
viii be a0id subject % the lien prescribed
~ the Statute. and the purchaser will be
required 20 give note with good security
FOR the purchase money payable in twelve
months from the day Of sale
EMILY WADE. Guardian.
Feb. -, 1861. l9-jt
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

Arms ToR THE STATE.-The New Or
leans Deltl says that Major g General Earl
Van Dorm and Brigadier-Gencral Clark
and Griffith, of the army Of Mississippi.
contracted in that city last week with the
agent of the Belgium Government for
seven thousand rifles and muskets with
the sabre bayonet. The gun is said to be
a most efficient arm.
The Military Board have contracted for
the delivery at very early day Of 1000
Enfield muskets and bayonets, 5000 short
rifed nusIets with sword bayonets, and
20 horses and equipments for full battery
of light artillery, tho latter for instruc-
ton. sc.
The trimmings of the uniform (grey)
have been changed by the Military Board.
The trimmings for infantry, light infantry
and rifles are now green, for artillery red
and cavalry yellow or orange. This
change is noticeable. as the former regu-
lations prescribed red for infantry, &C.,
yellow for artillery and orange for cavalry.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

NEW IOA GOUNI
n Tirc1afe Court 81 said County, 70 AprI
Term. 4. d. 1861.
To John A. Sinclair:
UOU are hereby notified to be and ap-
M 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 J. G. Mckee and Sarah Sinclair,
administrator and administrators on the
estate Of JOHN r. 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, 18th. A. d. 1861.
JAS. A. WARE. Clerk.
March s, 1861. 2l-5t
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u 11mes Outdone.
=, '-e sVtIh Build TP TaE SOUTH.
- "orth OF FARMS and
- AL01NG LOTS

y Is - 81 sa.sgoa of Firginia fculp~per Gem
he thfrte.u.b 49, y 60 anolE io1ao sutsSriiers -
ii Deed Fsai one-haf do,vn the rst = ssl,gs
Far1n raaerg q sr oer iii ses BaildIn Los q
,rt 80 are sold % eissr - - ..s l.sss
crease il lie 49, s assiher beng re-sred. aEs d
apparent ioS p-i-s -lel VI coape1aEte for the
and promses perioEz1anee o. contracts
- More Agents are wrr..,s =. -.
some &C. aost liberal indaresn~rs- u;fi - sa,,
Der rnostE fite that ttey Are rnairinr 80 fIa-s
~ - =. hAUDRR
Or % F9rtk k9gal, Caxoiine Counfv Va
81 hLACkW XII. Acct
haleiRh, Hnaf4h (soa5fV kfina
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

A FIxAScIAL VIEW OF THE EXPORT DRY.
Our cotemporary of the Mobile AdverhseT
furnishes US to hand a timely calculation
Of the probable amount of the export
duty on cotton and its relation to the
fifteen million loan. We believe the basis
of this calculation to be well taken, and
the estimates to be so moderate as to allow
for any possible contingencies now unfore-
seen. The result, as will be seen, is ex-
ceedIngly satisfactory.
By the aid Of a table Of average, We find
that the hypothetical crop Of the United
States increased from some 2.509, 600 bales
in 1850 to about $4,000 in 1850, an in
crease Of upwards Of So per cent. in ten
wears. At the same time, the slave popu-
lation Of the eight cotton States increas-
ed from I 500 600, to 2,45l 900, or Al the
rate of 353 per cent. in ten years.
With these data before US, IL is not an
extravagant estimate that the cotton crop
Of the eight States, during the next ten
wears. willincresse 40 per cent. But when
TO this Is added the consideration that IN
the event of the border States standing
aloof from the South. an increased en1l-
grafton hither Of the citizens Of those
States with their families OF slaves is sure
to take place We may safely disregard the
~ per cent. Of the crop which Is produc-
ed in those States. and base our calcula-
tions upon the former entire crops Of the
Unlted States. On that basis. the erpee-
azaou Of future crops in the Confederate
States ia as follows
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

A0AAGEs
To the heirs Of Elizabeth Terral. deceas.
ed. and 10 all other persons interested
in the fual settlement Of the estate OF
JACOB c. PARKER deceased:
WOU are hereby cited 20 be and per.
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
first Monday in May next, then and there
70 show cause II any YOU can why the final
account Of Charles Hodges. surviving sd-
rninistrator Of the estate Of JACOB c
PARKER. deceased, should not Be allow.
"a and decreed thereupon accordingly
and further 20 do and perform such Other
things a. shall be considered and ordere5
by the Court aforesaid in the premises.
Given under my hand and ss.l
(6EAL Of ofice. the 2Srd day Of Febrp-
Nv ary. A. .. lS6l.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON.
Clerk.
March I. 1901. elst
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InnnIren1 NnlIce-

WHEREAs, the estate Of JOHN Will
III LIAMSON. deceased. was declared in
solvent By an order and decree Of the
Probate Court Of Newton County, State
Of Mississippi. made al the last Eoyem-
Der term. A. ID. lsGO. Of said Court Now
al persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified 20 bring in said
claims duly probated according 10 law,
and have them registered before the Clerk
Of tho Probate Court Of said county. at his
Office in Decatur. within twelve months
from the date hereof. or the same will be
barred. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
J. &. WILLIAMSON,
Administrators.
Dec 10 IRg0. o-Grn
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

"a RANAWAY from the subscri-
GNa ber on the 2Gth August last ne
Hlh gro PRANK. about y year old,
~ copper color weighs about. lGj
nj pounds has a scar on his right
RLH end On the corner Of one Of his
80 eyes; on the back Of his neck
there il s large seed wart.
The above reward will be given for in
formation left at the Aisrissippiaa Office.
Jackson. Mis-, which will lesd 20 his re-
coveIy.
AIrs. MARTHA PORTER.
~ nI Tggu A. eF
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IL indebted . me undersigned. VII
immediately. IS have gwen larrs cr,.,s..
I am compelled 20 collect. N 6. -
is my authorized agent 70 settle nv -
ness when ! am absent.
W. II. TURNER
Etehoma, jasper County, M
Nov. 2s, lS60.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

NJ 10 VIII b member. AZ :. g.. - 49,
10 s1it - inesai inle-ss of ary arr,cunt
ereetoS - = S-se.inenee- - and apsnrds for the
- len rActoTyf Tis psr-on 49,, asslss-r5ss. sbe
is3i y 1ssosni ~ ey tAe hrsf Weanasdsy IN Auxuss.
stock 10 !. ..-Tu Anesides the dsFidends UE hss
"a - preniunr Of $500: he uert larsest -
iarRsss = 4 = = - st = 49, he tNo next
<E. ~ - eriis se iUlIf ~ lsfrf4t IL, e. o9o
tehi ne ainssy next larTsSs ~ - -F. ~. ,i.s
ns-Tt sEeet . ~ each the three hundred
iargesf u A. y y - e@ehf the three huhdred next
and 49, - tltFtgfoqr next largest 20 s. each
N srfzs ~ 1.ls aas . Obtain esther q these. %
ReaI E5st.i., - @tsss A. 70 he pad N CASH.
~ - =. A A[nls @ hiltsry Ciothing-if anys
As,.,s ~ tns AFeasureT of the -kappahannoek
~ 49, - company" q Port Roya irginia OF
- = 80 .e~ M@stef enclosing stamp u prepay an
49,, .. o. ELL a. Raleigh, hiss-
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TnsOIVent Notice

To the creditors Of r. R. RODGrpS
oeased, and all other persons irt.-a.'-, -s
IN the distribution Of his estate. ''''l
UOU are hereby notified 70 ~
anpear IN and before tbe -. p
Court Il Jasper Count. State az -.
pi. as the Court House thereof a, m. u 2 p
Monday in April next, then ars - ~ ~
shos cause IL any you can. uhv - - .
Of the commissioners Of insolve.,- = {. loit
estate should not be oonfrrss5 N -
Court Aforesaid. and prooeessnp- NJ Ne
had accordingly. and further 4 's;siea1 Il.
perform such other things a. 49, " aad
Edered and ordered b. The G.. 3 .al-
slid IA the premises. Nle-
Witnessed the Honorh,a
Thiepen. Judge of Probafa - ann
County. State Of Misainsirri - aa1per
day is March. A. D. ISL -'ai ilan-
Given under nv h.
fGEAL Of once. ths 7th -. - :. nal
wv A. D. 1851. g 4neh.
THOMAS w. GRAvzs~
lEassh Q, lssl CT
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

The next element in the calculation Il
the average weight of the bale OF cotton
ranging from 500 pounds on the Atlantic
coast 70 100 on the Mississippi river. and
upvards Of 500 rounds for the Mobile
market. This we think, may safely be
put at 40 rounds according to which
the duty r.er hale viii BE- s. cents. These
data give u the following results, a. the
principal and interest OF the $4,000. 600
loan Tor each year. the income applicable
to the redemption Of the debt, and the
balznce remaining each year:
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oRANED TO NEW.o-. 40 xswtou
oi.taase rrou Eteksshsrs
HTArosgA Fsrs. 81 90 =.

~ TArosgA FaFsf ...-- s.s,ss-
0S Mouday. aesober ist, ls''' Us
~ 1ie goes into oErllsii1 - tssvus NncEsr-. -
8arls-s. ~ esnncctins % dsc sss..-. rs-ksoa SD
9e fasse nlEer TTalz e tAe -s- .z.ufh. AiTlFlle -
efe1t Ncrfhern RsilTos1s ss--s
-sEio1-ssS o'riock, 7, = 80 Traiu, istefl. -
- !, ,l s..rs Nl-lsllrrrg - rsnne-tins <
ssss - .t.,sa Tuu-tla, at sszss Cprseals~ 1arA
- 7. .1- - Ti1i- 81 tac - y Nrrsh
- :. -. SS-lhsrn Esaiiroza- ss7i 7esre Newtcn
RrTIESIsa. T1e lTe-e. lr.-Isaa 1une.1e1 -
& u. ~ ;. l-.une-- -E >. sas-I.s-s Tsr<rsa = /.
60. s;--ft.-s Esilroai. goi1E -
siSSsshQrs :. a.s,,.is6a ! TrAa ~ sS rssA - Pc
- Ae .s@s--k A ~ een1ee. e.ie e--sgs y Nsck--
- - e-s4 !, . - s-s--a New Oriesas- as
a-rs A. 10 - - a : srou, vloksb-g - ,,.iross. ~
- go - - NississiPPi Cea-
axe he Evenl1g 49, .-sss.--.s-.s East 81 aaeA=-s
- passauEers - -, ,.sshu-
s ths MoTslas Is9iss r. s.w o.isass can 'AG' s'A''
ilssn- - e-bsssuls VII - eoaa - - A. sar - -
BE tt-1f - f-8rrht I'll - -r - pu1iie. a1l
-saenec'- -r,sa Rod. tne sAitt1 - bat for A-y
ee5d iiol os.Se Cognrany vi -,-.ssith O. - ea-
sae 41litl o..sass - carnpg -, nar TeFct ini
aiiures % ~, ,hirh r1ay ha,i ,--nrany usll nn'
2 any irisk1, = ne Road. - WApLEN.
k6ld ilssIf r'sPo7s- e ss;Hu Jassr isa S'7''Ai -
40 u isSa
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CONSTITUTION
or TIE
COnfeder te States Of America

We. the people Of the Confederate
States. zach State GetiHg ~ is soucreign and
iadeDe,s9cn, etara-.lr. n order e form a per
nsqncnt federal 0oucTH7nsnt, establish Justice,
insure domestic tranquility, and secure
the blessings Of liberty 70 ourselves and
our posteTity-I invoking the favor and
guidance of Almighty God do ordain
aud establish this constitution for the
Confederate States Of America.
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g
dil not who dids Il saeu1 vs-y Eks aa mingled
pashos arI sa-sh. snl IS 9se - ne raoss 81 -toos
rhymes cf tae sse-
Run1inatiols over a SzalL
h-irnlu skual bourli Il passsae clsesp-
ofcaurss Trss q ,arer o is- h-st employer
thought rnertalify Ga well e. keep
some nnute rnerasnto OF taa u.l oessrey-r.
Il IS ghosiiy monitor aad uost
Expersnses - aes- us sand 10 su-nrninss
Il Is "a grave dornasa. Grsar posg
OF Iase--sa esn blesn of tie shala~s ooralnE.
Time wss some rlsy have pztzsd ia tlaounE Skin,
Her lips perhaps we're Eoo'd in transports e DER
some may have chu eied Ehaa Was dip'ea chm.
And never h.d rly doubs aaourits sender.
Did she live yeste16sy. Or ares hack
What oolor vpre tig eyes ssara bright aud waking,
AMI scre your rinsiefs iatr hroHa. o. hlask,
Poo- ln,io hessi that long has done The aehingt
Il may have heid 90 shoe. sons random sa~'a9
rly bruns, E.iza Fry. d E.afoa Hyrcn's
T1'e sits of Nslls Cissna. & E.eior Asassz-- a-.
Tso qso.s4 aardsi rss phEsafh-oPic sy-ensi
Brt Gia surely know bsfare oissea
The hargaia on he morning thar beught st--
Il Was no; half 50 had as some suppose.
Nor quite IS good a. Hsay my have thoasht t.
Who love, osn need co special type Of death
Dc harcs his zFiul isee 100 sos .. TOO oaeu;-
-Immorteles" bloom iE Beaaiy' h,ilsl ,Freath;
And does nos Jon greece elra contsu eoflnf
Oh cara mine, Whs' lines q care are tilesof
The hesEt s. iIl fingers with tie E,iaau Lonrs,
an agtuIcu tirt j. on ths chestnut trees,
And where S an that boaslaa wealth OF eoWefsf
II Life no moro can yield Us what it Eage.
Il -tiu . linked with much tiat calls for praises
A yevy worthless rogue msy dig the grave,
Bus hands unseen Ffn dress TIE tutf w IN daisies
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BY CARTER & SHANNON.


Estate Of Doctrine ggosF. =,
WHEREAS letters testasneniaEz TX 2, !
last will and testamens Of Do. -. -.
NORRIS. were granted 20 the uu.s .s'i
ID. az the last February term, A. 80
Of jasper Probate Court. Nor. I. n
cons having claims against the er - =
aid te-tat0r. are hereby require -
hibit the same; and have them Fsas ~
within the time required by laHs Z
will be forever barred.
$3.50.
Feb. Ia. 1861.
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In lS70 the sum Of sl,l6I5g9 would
have TO Be provided for. while the duty
would yield 50 -94l 400 sr nearly three
times the Necessary amount
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Smith Hotel

49, TIE undersig gned having purchased the
Us sBufiugton HouBe, "in this p3Ace, takes pleas
q. urs in i5formlnz his friends and the travei-
Ling public generally that he Is nov prepared
% dainister TO the wants Of tie innar man Of both
man snd horse, a. he viii keep on haad plenty OF
the 'Sest the country Affords" Give mo cal, il
80. S..ifA O. NJ. IAN "a lssa IsIf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

School Books FOR THT CONFEDERATE
SrATEs-A resolution was introduced into
the Georgia State Convention. on the Sth,
requesting the Governor to offer a prize of
$500 each, for spelling book, arithmetic,
English grammer, geography, and two
reading books, one for beginners and one
for advanced scholars, for the use of COM
mon schools in the Confederate States
The copy rights Of the new works are TO
be the property of the authors and com
pliers.
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- . T n I. n H p ~ N
rrrtEze CHS H-..ss.I OF rendering b.s proisss.aaa
.r
H.rr..| q |-==-.s-. ,Il rraraflauF.n Mechan.
- a.tf Ia sne Iarrst Improvement a 4
.
fHa. .rrH .H tHaase An DIS tliealAs
"Hz aara. patronage extended ta
H... Ca. - H.a.r a a...l-leHa lfs rrrk In sach
.H -..e.. alrrI.r.l1uee CT tae same.
-Ha lH ts.s sly
.aerraa. Flss.zsls.r-s- p ~ TaTsE. , ?.
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ANoTHER "TRAIroR- -"-Adjutant General
Cooper. one of the most gallant and sc-
complished officers in the United States.
has taken position in the ranks of the
TRAITORS" who refuse to draw their swords
upon their countrymen. Treason hiss
certainly become an honorable business
when such men as Tattnall. Twiggs.
Tngraham. Hsrtstein. Hardee, Beauregsrd.
Deas, and host Of others, forming the
flower of the army and navy, stand in the
front ranks OF its defenders.
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d" .H HrE 1.Ir.s Hf t.alIaar.s.c Clark
Ut. E...H .H.HHH. HHI .H Jones. Green. Perry.
lar .HT Har""-s Counties.
HH-.r"H. ii7.a. -arss.u Caauty, Miss
r-eH- Irrsaaal 81 q psrt ssu practice m 60
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NOTICE,
70 those who have Children TO Educate.

10 those who have Children to Educate.
4 HAVE been engaged in teaching n the town Of
1 E2iEVille for nearly two months and have received
large share u the PabAc patronage, for which' l
very thankful
Ny school j. still the increase, and finding that
an unable do my scholars justice. have enFa-
ge the services Of good Female Teacher, who com
Henced on Monday the 18th ulurno-
TERMS
Primary Branches-Speling, Reading. VI rieing,
oP6y. srst and second series, per month. g. q
Secondary Branches-Aigehrs- Geometry. Az
tronomy. Waite on the Kind Latin, Greek
and other branches, per month, 90
Book Keeping Extra per month, 30
Painting, Drawing, Embroidery and Music, Extra.
BoAxd can be Obtained at reasonable prices.
r. n. n. ROBINSON.
REFERENCES:
!. T. TeilboFn, Carter & Shannon,
J. ". Bsfss, L. 3. Lsssiter.
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The kfafe of NIIslIMlPPI,

The state Of HIisslmiPP''
NEWTON COUNTY
To Jane GRAY. and her husbsnd. James
W. Gray of the State Of le.,s. 1919. al.t 81 as
others interested in the ssS1Il .s.TiI "
the estate Of JOHN MeDVn Hl1''' Oe-
ceased
" on are hereby cited % 2 az = ~ -
before the Probate Coufi q Ne't toI
County, Mississippi. on or bess 'ne ne, si.i,u .l
Monday in April next, then % iilete 80 70
show cause If any you can Wy lne LiiiAI
account Of A. Russell, Admns, Alor 1, on
said decedent's estate, shcao not DC
allowed as a final settlement &c.
Issued and giTsn under my
SEAL Inland and seal Of chce' March
/5. 1861.
JAS. A. WAkA CierK.
March 8. 1851. zI-Ot
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FOr Sale.

AR THEundersigned
Ia - offers for sale his
eSfyg 4cBf Tan Yard, Dwelling
- .FYhC House. and several
d4EE " n valuable Town Lots
-llla- IN hslsi1sin Raleigh. He has
ia addition 20 the above, several valuable
tracts of land which he will sell on very
accommodating terms. A bargain may be
had by applying soon TO
i. q. BLACKWELL.
Raleigh. Sept. q. 1860. soft