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At meeting Of portion of the citizens
of Newton county. held in Decatur. on
Monday evening the Sth inst. NJ. Ware,
Esq, was called to the chair, and DR..
NJ. II. Watkins appointed Secretary. Hon.
Robert McLain was on motion of Hon.
NJ. NJ. Keith, requested to explain the OBJ
ject of the meeting, which he stated was
the building of a Railroad from enter
prise to Granada in this State, known as
the Enterprise and Memphis Railroad
Mr.. McLain made a very able argument
IN favor of the proposed road, showing
the necessity and practibIlity Of the road,
its advantage TO the people along the line
and through the section of country II Is
designed to run &c. Rev. W. c. Turner
aud Col. J. II. Campbell, also, addressed
the meeting adducing many facts 10 prove
the Importance and the imperative neces-
sity Of going to work in earnest, and
pushing on the completion Of the Road
Hon. VI. II. Keith then offered the follow
.ug resolutions which were unanimously
adopted.
" heFeas. the constr1ction Of Railroad,
70 run from Grenada TO Enterprise Miss,
forming 8 connection between the Mlssls-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad, and the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, is now being
agitated by the public mind along said
touches large portion OF Newton cOun-
". nov destitute Of Railroad facilities
1st RssolUed, That we unite with Others
I along the proposed route in giving expires
sion 10 our entire confidence IN the prac-
tical utility. and final success Of said pro
1 Jected enterprise
ID. Resokved. That It becomes the citi
zens of this county to unite with Others
/ In all lawful means, to secure al an early
I day, the construction Of said hoad, ioTnl
I ing ss il viii, a connection 10y the oulld
I ing of 100 miles of Railroad which
/ gives a continuous line OF Railway. for {
distance of 800 miles, betwee mobile or
/ the Southern Gulf and Memphis on tbs
/ Mississippi river.
ID. Rssolyed. That we hereby sugges
4 the proprietv o. the citizens Of Ih'
( other COUNTIES. through which i = pro
4 posed that said Road shall be built, hold
/ ing primary meetings and selecting SUIT
I able men to represent their interests II
this work. al a public meeting ID Whlci
all sections are to be represeDied Al sons
[ early day, Of which due notice is 70 o.
/ given
4th. ResolreS. That committee o. ter
/ be appointed BY the chairman 70 repre-
/ sent the interests Of this county elthef u
person OF by proxy TO Be selected uy nm nm
The following gentlemen were q y - ~
William Thames, J. J. Monroe. Z
Robuek, William Mapp. A. r Temple
Wm- y. R4ynes. William Graham, ,;
Dansby. VIM r Norman, james = alie-
9TH Reselrsd. That the proceedlnes 2
this meeting be published N the ne1iiae.
C1ri5a, the Enterprise Nel5s and a
other papers interested in the proposes
work.
On motion the meeting adjourned
II. WARE. Chairman
H W.TxrSs Secretary.
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Arms, Military uniforms, sc.

"a 10 alH be- members Of Company of COO per
W 20 -uis-Ie - IN install merits = an
to -sit tlair convenience e. and upvnrrs for the
ef eet.au % q southern Arms Mutsry CIolhng. and
oaieu Fncf1ry TIE person Who subscribe the
Iarrr.4t amount b. TIRE frsf Neduf-efar fn August
is.I o. b. entlil.d fbtsides the dividends on IL
stock 10 prefiurn u tJsg4s the next largest, 30
zIaa- the next laI get % 81 900: tha two neEt
Ia-ge-f 10 0u fhe f1ur largest e. s. lsf
.aeh. The ninety urE- largest 70 So earh the nine
hundred mex largest, O. 81 each; te three hundred
ns2t ilr1est, a - ea-h, the three hundred next
frerst to So each thr one Thousand next largest
II SO ear. the thIrty-four largest to 5 each
and tie per-8n who iss % obtain either of these 20
an ext trs pr-fnium of 81 Y; aii n be pad Cash.
Read Estate. Arms Military Clothinc-if anyf
Nrfe 10 the Treasurer Of til- @Raruahsnu0ck
n auiacturinu Company a. PoTi Royal. Virginia; or
e. tie Post hssier enelo-luc stamp q prepay an
-er ur 10 j. u. BLACK " ELL. al Raleigh, M'ss.
MarrhI ISL 2Ltf
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the estate Of JOHN VIII
III LIAM son. deceased, was declared in
solvent BY an order and decree Of the
Probate Court Of Newton County. State
Of Mississippi. made af the last Norem-
her term A. D. 1850. Of said Court Nov.
AL persons holding claims against said
estate sre hereby notified 20 bring1n said
claims duly pTohated according 10 law.
and have them registered before the Clerk
Of the Probste Court Of said county. 81 his
Office IN Decatur, within twelve months
erom the date hereof or the same viii be
barsd. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
]. c. WILLIAMSON.
Administrators
pec- Il. Is50 o-6m
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Onic Diseases Cured.
DIR. w. r. MOSELEY.

xarpUiD most respectfully invite the attention Of
w the af efed 70 the fact that nc has for the past
selFe year gwen his entire attention the treat
ns nd ~ Chrome diseases He has done an extensive
are thousands Of hrinZ Vilnesses who have and can
tfs g. hts a0ndrrful skill Ia the treatment Of all
Ihe following dlsea-eS. viz:
Cancer. Tumors. Meus, Carbuncies. Fistuls. Syphi-
Iis or Pock Gunotrhosa- Structure, elect Scrofula-
letfer. Asthma Bronchitis, Diabetes, Dyspspsia
I5rop-v bv--n3arK Diseased KIDNEYS, Epilepsy OF
Fit-tsoug Rheuma' srn Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Fluor
fIhus prolap-us. Piles Guitre, Gravel. Palsy. Scald
Head. Tester, Diseases Of the lar and Bye, " nite
ssalina- Diseases II the Womb, &c-
par4 ns afflicted with any Of these diseases should
aot az ~ gnWiseiy some have done, who waited
intii Consumption had lad them PROSTATE and re-
iucfd them o. mere skeictuns, OF Cancer had eaten
otto their vifas aud debiiitated their systems then
siIed me 10. cannot raise the dead but can give
.shef in nearly 81 eases, and effect cure in ali
rifte cases and believe all cases be cured i
lsh 60 ~ tifne.
D. Mo-el-y can be found At Lauderdale Springs
Mississippi here the afflicted have the benefit
d ni- services, and satisfy themselves that certain
4eases which said ~ some 70 be incurable have
.een cured by his -kill and efficient remedies.
Prescriptions and medicines sent 70 alt parts Of the
'utied slte- bF mail OF express at short notice. All
communication strictly confidential.
Patients arN required tn fi history or all the
ufofna connected fh their age. habits &c
rS-Tarrn-. so per month in advance, for ali cases
rla.ed AZ a distance
Es-AH cases Of Cancer must be under ny imme-
se care and suppression and Fee % be one half cash
tHe balance when a cure b. effected.
ta Diseases Negroes bought a. liberal prices Ac-
.unmoisnon ~ haaId are ample, besides. the AZ
irted can have the benefit Of the finest Suphcr and
htiyheae waters Ia the south.
zs-Al communieatlnns promptly answered. Ad.
lress, W X MOskLEf, NJ ~
Lauderdale Springs, Mississippi.
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XIV. NO. 27.

the deeds and power Of attorney, and
does not attempt TO show that Williams
spoke Of them and acknowledged his ex-
ocution 81 thcm.
This evidence appears clearly TO be in
sufficient to prove lhe execution of the
instruments upon an issue OF HoR esf fse-
h,m. And ii addition 70 this, there is
evidence strongly tending 20 create the
suspicion of fraud in obtaining the instru-
ments.
Upon the whole case, we think that the
decree is correct, and il Is affirmed.
HANDY
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"a Runaway from the subscri-
TA Der, on the Doth August last, ne
II X gro FRANK, about % years old,
M copper color; weighs about l6j
m pounds has a scar on his right
~ and on the corner Of one Of his
- ewes; on the back Of his neck
ere is a large seed wart.
The above reward viii be given for in
rmation left at the MississiDDiaa Office,
.cl1son, Miss, which viii lead 10 his re-
very. - -
Mrs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov Of 1850. 6-tf
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ISNEY ACADEMY,
TRNEx. ALABAM Ma

rVlHE present Session Of this Institution. common
eng September 3rd. will continue ten months
under the charge OF Mr. II J CARTER in the Male
and Miss A. A. CARRINGTON in the Female Depart
ment Large and commcdious bindings have been
erected and furnished ia sty to meet the
demands OF a large and hourishing school The To-
cation Is pleasant and healthy with excellent social
and religious privileges.
The ordinary studies pursued will re classed in
three distinct grades: The Primary Department
vii be limited by Reading Writing Primary Geogra-
phv. and Primary Arithmetic. The "lnteFmediste
Department Viii add to primary studies Geography
Grammar, ElOeutlon- Written Authmatc and Eng
iish Compo-itiOn. The Higher Department WiN
embrace Latin and Greek. The Natural Sciences.
The Higher Mathematics &C.
EArEs MONTHS:
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Christian Hoover,


'1CBiE HNAANf mum -
This action was brought by the defen-
dant in error, a. administrator Of his de-
ceased wife, for foUer and conversion Of
slave, the separate property Of the wife,
under the statute Of 1899, in relation 70
the rights of married women. II appears
that there were two children, the issue of
the marriage, who were living and infants
At the time the suit was instituted and
that, after the death Of the wife, and be-
fore administration Of her estate granted
to the defendant in error, the slave was in
the possession of the plaintiff in error, who
.old him in the year l847. Adminisira-
ton was first granted Of the estate Of the
wife in the year 1855, and TO the defen-
dant 10 error. who brought this action in
that year. IL further appears that the
slave became the separate properly Of the
wife in lS43, during the marriage, and
that her death took place in March, 1876.
Several exceptions were taken in the
Court below 10 the rulings Of the court ON
the trial. and are here insisted on as
grounds Of reversal. But there il one OBJ
lection Of 50 Vita a character 70 the iudg-
ment, that il j. needles 70 consider any
other question raised IN the care.
IL appears thai the slave in controversy
became the separate property ~ the wife
under the statute Of 1889 during her mar
rage with the defendant in error. and
that she died in 1876, leaving children
born Of the marriage, and her husband
surviving. In such acase IL II well settled
in this Court, that the surviving husband
il entitled 10 the possession and usufruet
Of the slave. during his life, and after his
death, that il goes TO the surviving chill
dren. Cameron W. Cameron - Mis- ll2.
Steadman VS.. Holman. sdm'r. 53 ID. $50.
Smith rs. Williams, 80 ID 545. And il is
held in the second Of these cases, that the
administrator Of the wife il not entitled 10
the possession as against the surviving
husband, except perhaps Tor the pay yment
OF her debts, which must be shown.
In order 70 maintain the action Of tro-
yer. il is necessary that the plaintiff shog
title in himself at the time Of iDsiifuiing
the suit, and also the right Of possession,
and il Is plain that neither Of the-e things
il here shown. He shows neither titlenor
right Of possession in him a. adninistra-
tor. but the right Of possession and q
| special property for life are shown in him
| in his individual right, with the interest
| in remainder, 50 70 speak, 70 bis children.
! II any action would lie for the trover and
| conversion, il il clear that il could not be
maintained by the wifs's administrator
upon the facts set forth in ihis record
The judgment must Therefore be reversed,
and the case remanded for a new trial
HANDY.
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TROM the subscriber, near Claiborne.
Jasper County. Miss, on the 25th OF
lsf moath. a mulatto negro boy named
CHARLES. about tweuty-one years of age.
medium height. slim made, bushy hsIr,
blue ewes, spFightly and quick spoken
Anv information of said boy viii be thank
fully received, and all the expenses OF his
arrest and confinement IN jail so that
can get him again viii be freely paid.
J. L. CANDY.
Claiborne, lfiss., March p, 1861 23-tf
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7 u Na-N7-7-7 T = =
fax collector of Jasper Coz


NAaAA AAAaAAA y IG@ALe
DSirtue and in pursuance of de
le Of the Probate Court Of Jasper
CO, made at the last January term
tbe A. D. IS6I, the undersigned, Guar
dif the persons and estates of the
mi heirs of JOSEPH DANIEL, de
&c. viii, on Monday, the 9th day Of
Nfs61, between the hours prescribed
L,F, proceed to sell at the town o.
O,hn, in Clark County, at public auc-
- the highest bidder. on a credit of
,s months from the day of sale, the
iing described real estate in said
~. to-wit: W } of \ W I, \ F OF
I and f I Of n w I and \ w of
+ I of Sec. Is, in Township ] y, OF
.e l. F.. Said lands will be sold sub
10 the lien prescribed by the statute,
tue purchaser will be required to give
with good security for the purchase
ey, payable in twelve months from
day of sale.
EMILY WADE, Guardian.
pril 5, 1861. 25-5t
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Girard Brandon ct al


Adam /. Bingarnan
This bill vas filed BY the appellants
Il, tbe Cbaroery Court Of Adams County
OF, the 29th June 1891.
II -tates. in substance. that on 9th July
1850 Phillip Hoggatt obtained a decree
In the Southern District Chancery Court
against Binraman. James S1rgst and
William Brune. for the foreclosure Of a
mortgage executed BY Bingaman 70 80
cure certain debts due 10 Hoggatt and
Brune. conveying certain real and per
sonal estate for that purpose by which
decree SurFet was appointed eommls-
sioner TO make sale Of the mortgaged
property 70 pay the debts specified, on
default Of payment thereof BY Bingaman
in thirty days from that date and 70 re-
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Runsay slave.

u CfMITTED to the Jail of
A SmCounty. Mississippi. on
s4seyS Frit the 29th day Of March.
TCA A. El86l, a negro boy who
M sayis name Is SIM. that he
- beEs to Nathaniel Dean. Of
---s-z7 StSter County, Ala SAID
boy is about rty years old, about SIX
feet high, his B eye is affected, appar-
emily by the anovsl of a cataract, bis
left ankle seeto have been put out OF
place and Is ndeformed TO some extent.
Had on, whscommitted. kersey pants,
osnaburg shifnd goatee whiskers. TIE
hair on the K of his head is worn Of,
which he safas done by wearing a bel.
that he wasrchased by Mr. Dean from
a Mr.. Ward Greene County. Alabam,.
That he raIay from Mr.. Dean about the
9th of Marest.
The owns required to come forward
prove proIy and take him away, or he
will be deSith according to law.
WM. WATKINS,
Sheand JailOr Smith County.
April 1861. 26-3t
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An Ohio 3tumper. while making a
speech recently. paused il the midst Of
il and exclaimed NOW gentlemen,
what do you think ?" instantly. a man
rose in the assembly, and with one eye
partially closed, modestly, with Scotch
brogue, replied Il think, sir I do in
deed. sir-I think II you and I would
stump the county together, we would tell
more lies than any two men in the county,
and I'd not cay q word myself during.the
whole time i1
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L EFT my premises On Saturday the 18th
4 Z inst. small hay horse. about eight or
1ine wears old. with saddle mark one
side. a scar on the washer Of one eve. and
, small wan on hls nose and bay mare
mule. on the chunkey order. roached last
.pring. and name grown unfilitrearlr laws
over. ANY information ahQs. hem thank
fully received. or liberaily rewarded. Nv
Postoffioe Is Rgleigh, smith County. Mi.s.
T. SPENCER
March 2, 2l-tf
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MEDICAL NOTICES.


IT AvTEG perlaaaeltig lactted himself a. Ell's-
gIa MI-stssIypa tenders hi= prafesslonai s-rsi-
ea- - AZ aitlzens = the 'rgc and surIlrufi1 2
-gsnrrr. 0Ilne orer tae Plst oad9e. Ehere be- Fiil
- rlf4 a. 40 ufaes uuirss proie-silraily engaged.
Refersule ~ ,ulseif ana others II negt-4ary
sruf & Isoa. s1-iT
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Hard Times Outdone.
LET TIE S0TTH BUILD Up TEE S0UTH!
s3IO. 600 worth OF FARMS and
TNT% OTG

y The Golden Region of Virginia fCui peper Coun-
1 ~ s. Is ie dlv.ard nfn1ng itEta Subscribers
fIic I'll rt4r- b lay af Aprit fsal- 5serpto onlF
ten olf trs each one haif dfsEu tie delivery
81 Deed Every suh-cTlfar viii get isEIId nE Lot -
Z Farra rafe5nE iu valve frura SO % $500 TAeze
Farrn4 AMI I.at- -fd cheap % 1mduee settle
m -nt. : suhienf number teiBg reserved he IN
erase 10 te value = whieh Na compensafe for the
spfarent loa urier asszed- ample secIr1ty vii
- gwen f8r t1e fiffas performance Of e0atracts
and promises
b. Mpre Agents Wanted 70 uhlaiu suo-erlhfrs-
ato NhaFn tie rns-r liberal inducements VII be gwen
Elue AEents Grts 4slf fleV making 20 dollars
pr Fraufh For fiil narteuiars sutseficgons Agen-
l.ss A. snniF - p BAuDRR
PaTt Royal. Caroline County, Va
or 10 = q isLAC ACkM Eli Agent
Raleigh smith C0utys Mas.
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Estate Off. Z. nhOIs, deceased.

w WHEREAS les of Administration
w were granteao the undersigned,
at the last FebruaTerm, A. D. 1861, Of
the Probate Court Newton County, on
the estate of II. NICHOLS, deceased.
Now all persons hing claims against said
estate are hereby tified to exhibit them
duly probated anregistered within the
time required byg or they will be for
ever barred.
HARE NICHOLS, Admir-.
April 70. 1861 26-7t
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AdminIstrafor,s NofIce.

WHKREAS Letters Of Adninistrstion
w on the estate Of DAVID QUINN.
deceased we're .-ranted TO the uDd-rsigu-
II al the last March term Of the Probate
Court Of Simpson County, State Of Missis-
-ippi. Now al persons having claims
AGAINST the estate Of said decedent. are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
In the time limited by law. o. they viii be
forever barred and those indebted to said
estate are requested TO come forward and
make immediate payment.
JOHN " QUINN,
T. " BERRY.
Administrators.
March Is 1861. 23-7t
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,nrAr INLAND raoRouaurARz


t,h nm ter-srnei s GOV stsl ed and IN full opcr-
! atom 8 fl- ei FOUR HORSE NAIL CoACHEf
slunsnE .aais frsm i'e-Qto4ou the Mohllt snd Ohif
#rnaetf- E1th : fne 81 TWO HDE-E MAIL COACH
~ which rams f~-aefky frurn PauidnE ri1 Gar
-vfIlo southern taalread and pecstgr, 90 lnlan
-..nuarfanz Eith thr sfuthern Railroad lear D1olt
sai tha Daily sage Line FROM Nontcemery
.f4- ta Merton or the southern Road The TFo
Eur~o Stages l-avC FsalitnE fo- linton on Mondays
Na.lnt-s aaFs nnl FrHdsys trna enough 90 connect
"a O. te ~EaEe ihe same say The Cars on the south
rr Roal are nos runH5ng 70 Newton station where
-Hez crrueff wl1h this he.
Hs-rhe ~teck 90 this Inc are equal 70 any in the
,nuatry the Casse les comfortable and the drivers
srefui ant Accom- uosiins Passengers Hssy roiy o.
I'd o1aro-=51lls Arlal aa1e
49, We llsr- a LEvrEN SUI nov in operlrion a
Nestou sfafiau and a. Panldinr. Anv person desi-
eng it can D. fl-usshsi Hiih convsysrces 20 any
20 81 q tie scr-aIfHtinr country
-aakNAN 4 HYDE Propriefors.
p-atfw ra-t r.. fsaA i-cf
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An old lady stepped into one Of the
stores Of New Haven the other day. and
after looking for some time 81 a pile Of
water pipes lying IN the gutter. exclaimed.
"It is. indeed, an awful state Of things
when we are obliged 10 have cannona
piled up in our streets" !"
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81 Board sBd Tuition. payable one half IN advance
,hs fsfarca a the end 4 the year. All charges
ert ~ fbe entrance lee which i invariably IN ri
vance ,x be made from the time Of entrance 70 the
eio-a ~ eaeh session No dedneuan= from the pub
iished reta vii b. made except iu Of protract-
- llneas or 81 the opEion of the Principal.
- ANY vounE lady aspiring 10 the hOnors of the
In fifIife mast pursue and make satisfactory prof
ciency IN the regular collegiate course; and no dl-
rIourss vii be conferred tll all charge met
Az one however t,ndeT direction of her p4reHts
srtyiiar mar pursue any irregular course and shall
H. entitled 70 a certificate Of attanmcnts-
an Young ladies' Will be taken from Brooksviue
Depot % the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road 70 the In
sttute distance Of eighteen miles without charge
JAMES CHALMERS, Sec'y.
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TAKE. fhi. method q ten4erias his proiessiona
SERVES - the pahlic
lie ia prepared t1 perform ali operation IN Merhau
.eai Usaisiry with 81 the latest improvement. A
.egFE trnFFrfsaA
~ RE- ffffif tansirrs ia lhauEs O. hiH lrieu-
.d te aliiIe flr t4a literal patronage extended %
4iil a. trusts tai to has ts bic Eurk n -1et
! maua-f - rHerlt eorfirtluusH % she same
l.fssli~1tI Arri = lHis ztiy
s-5-o.TTos-S-B- Al sssS1as - - v4I7az. = .
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Tuition will be charged from time Of entrance I'LL
close Of Term. unless absence occurs rom sickness
= in accordance with private arrangements The
school. numbering -izty, j. rapidly Increasing
The Teacher have been ernlnently successful during
-ha las Session both the dSs paue and instruction
Il tile School. They have had much peri nee else
where. but now permanenty located IN charge of
this school. They viii exercise careful supervision
over the health and morals Of boarding pups.
Rs- Board can be obtained az from eight to ter
dollars per month For further particulars address
the Principal, or President Of tl.e Board.
A. A. STALLWORTH, President
F. W NEKDHAN,
THos. BoRNEE,
l.. II SHELTON, Trustees.
g. T. WINSTON,
J. p. EvANs,
W. p. Evans.
Cgorfqso Co. Ala. Oct. u. 1870. Off
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CoNnRIN TIoNI PLAN
uRAWs EvEE1 psu A. q NlooA-
CAPITAL PRiTSSi
100000 a1a,OOOi s23.oOOi $4,000
aao.oooi s5,OoOi s2.5OOi etc.
T-l.sr- r-,--r 81 20 SO.

GE-in orier5nr ffcrfs ststc the Glass; enelo-e -
money 10 Gar 4iirlsS anu Uu re'erfa OF i We -
send = .fzf IS Ordered hy RETURN ulH3l
Ra-A] comm uu IcIifltfr- strictly conhil ni51--
na-fNrHrha=rrs allt please Wr.aE tHr1r 81 Sua'N3f
p7s N ana give their P.f Liit7ga County 4i1 -ts5f
-.ruuiars coutl.Iu.r .rC tal ezptsnai 'tt- 70 ~
Schemes etr- Vii D. taENar1au Ny ulAl lS H-. e
saud5ur us tlalr name
tn-aaas rlr I et- Nerti ticse- ~ WAL OF TX fla7
H6psEs. DAVIS A CO, Naeon. seo.rFlas-
Tuur ~ l.fo.
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eastern CLARION.
PAULDING. MISS.
Friday. April 10. 1861.

NEWTON CIkcrIT CoURr.-The Circuit
Court for Newton county met on Monday
of last week. and adjourned Ola Thursday.
Most of the important cases were con-
tinned, which accounts for the short time
the court continued in session.
y. W. Thurman. and VIM II. Payne
were admitted 10 tho bar. The latter
gentleman was iesnsed praet4rioner IN
GeofgiA, ana s nov located It Decatur
No case was tried in court, and nothing
occurred otherwise. worthy of especial
notice.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-19
u. Il. WArK1xs. Secretary.

An American paper announced the III
mess Of its editor. piously adding AL
good paving subscribers are requested 70
mention him in their prayers the others
need not. a. the PRAYERS oi me wicked
avail nothing according 70 good author
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-19

W t-ve -oE te iarrs- ana best assortment of
" 6r a11 ssaaia goods inst we have ever
80. NauFF .s ~res a17 tfa times are hard and
tfIi sell uoa on ne Enost farosai terEus-
0ur cc.tsu ula-kst ). nsa s---ve and ue are rssdy
Is hlF 81 list - csn eef st Mobile pri-es lsss the
reians- ot khIENnS WHO OWE Is on AC
oreT OF FBoNISl0Ns ADVANCED ON THEIR
ONO - ra7usstiF r-a,ie-ted 20 tr1nE their cot
a. Eer con -recE Al th.f ar AK or rpeet of cur
trenss 6 t.a nay w do AL thaI taey csn. and A.
uptIy ~ pQssa as- IoafI s-ch pruFnrse 70 =U--
tan them e. igear 20 tae f1l extent Of cur ah5itv
10 srh e. - sanf - sell tneIr cotton at pre-
rs rriee< ae seF hE5ns % to us and vi shin
sai hoia @ say ssas.snalls iirae-
MOODY O-FERRELI-
br1at >t1rs estsn-sr& Ner ~ 1850. lE