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TINE sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

pAaos.s turvrN
10 The ehiidun and heirs rrhoss Hanss ar IN
kno,rn d Darii Porsr, deesssed, 10 Lsri Potf'
n. Louisa Hsrbia aud NE children and hrn
uho.s nan,n ars ugtncsH IF james Poa'sr, de-
seassd, 10 Morgan Popcr tn husband 81 Coris.
Ia Poirer, dssssssd, and 10 The children and
heirs ,rhoss nass, are unkHo'rn effss said Cor
nsfia. dseesssd. 10 HsnHah Poi-cr tridor u
Lsri Popsr. dsssassd. 10 UiH,am Poser. john
Porsr, and Nsgey Po'rsr, children II Id,eard
Po,rsr, d,essssi. and 10 Tic other children
ans heirs NJ Ef,rard Poarsr, d,essssj. rtoss
names arr rstHs,.s, 10 Ehi=sbsih Psprsr ,ridJ,r
Of said Edlrsrd, deceased. 10 kisphsg Posrs',
JOHN Pe,ser, jams Pc,rsr. Jsiitha S~omIasn,
Themas Som,s,rs. Aipheus Hn,'e.. J.g. Hen.
saa. and Lhs other children sndhsin athoss naa,si
sss UNIFORM NJ Hsiforrsp Potrsr. dses1ssd. aud
10 Msryarsi Pe,esr ridcsr u sdid Hfnosrsy
po,rsr. deceased.
Xvou and each sns 81 ysu are here cited to be
anil appear before the Probate Tout Of said
county q, the Court House thereof, on SATURDAY
the 2nd day Of February, 1861, then and there to
answer the petition u James Poser, sdminis'ra.
tor Dc boa,s non, with the will annesed 81
the estate Of John Power, dssesssd, and show
rss.- wby the prayer Of the petitioner praying for
q ssls Of the Slaves Of laid John psNsr, should
not be granted. By order u Court.
". y. w0oTIES. Ciert.
Issued Dist II Dee, 1860. n5O-lw
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A., The dno blogiel horse Telegraph
,sned b., ". D. sleigc, E'la got Bis leg
broke n.i veeA. ns Gaht With 'ono o'hff
|~,o,.e.. NJ sleiee mfefss ~ hat II vas
, terrific battle and lasted some ten mihn'ef'
TIL horse took the premium Al the late ia''
In ibis county.
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ana Gtg llor,g breste-'ol
l,s n caaee. bod bic ain house burned
,,,tt of tho eih instant, together
M, .,ae gneeh bales a cotton sep
,s.sl 4, In i6a sorA u on incenday'
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DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS and SHAWLS,


/. very tasty aud very extensive. and wc
can put them RICH. down to the lowest pos
.ible prices.
We feel grateful to our friends for the
very liberal share II patronage already be-
slowed upon Us. AMI hope by .tudieas sp.
plicasion to the interes, Of our friend. aud
the public generally to merit the sane and
In view n the fact tina, our purchase this
fall j. large and taking in consideration The
.hortne-s of the present crop. VIC hare
marked our goods ., the lowest possible
prices.
Please give =. e.ll before buying ele.
where. We like to show goods whether W
can cell or me-.
raes,s, Sep. =, 10 isA
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Will leave an.i sfi
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PssSsoAae0AI.

A B,Hsrsisrt f~staasisa sstaIiislsi ~
pseiri Underwent. fsv TIE Rsii.f # GAs
Scr srs Jissr.ssed. Afflicted srish rirwSeat
and epidemic d;ssasss. and especially for
IA, sty. If d,sess> .fhs xsxssf OrRsHs.
NfEplCAL adsier given gratis, b. ~ seetoe
Surs.an. 10 oil vho appIy BY bstes, USth ;
description Of their condition, (see. ~eeespaelso,
habits Of lf-, Ae..l snl IN esses 81 sstfel1e ~.
.rty. Medicine. fsfnisked free Of easfkH
Vslsahls Reports On spernasssrhes, ~ elnes
Diseases u the sssusl osenas, 81 - ~ -
Tso a. TIRE ssanps fus pcsen6p yin te oeeuy~
Address Ds. J. ssasrs n9esese>, Aecls -
ress, llsvsrs Assoeissise, y klo.l1hN10As
Philadelphia p. D 49, - Dssses.A
Geo. rsspcsap. y~kyo>ef. ocy-lR
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WYE have some Sixteen or Eighteen likely
w ysunr Nsr.oe- (ssy from Ten - Tv.ssy
vssrs oiil for sale a. DOR farm siisininr she lands
n Z. 9. Bves. ssd some ten miles sesth- west q
Pappjs. ovr sssn. J. &. whi,ssiis. ean b found
a, nv plaes ut any tine. falIy smravsr.I 70 .ell
,hs ,i,ves. BAXTER 4 iIULMEsLY.
tpsr.uhsr cSsh. I-5n. a50-2m
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Executors Notice.
Notice to Creditors.

uyiiE undsEaignsi having bean appointed ~ tho
Probate Cosft ~ Pamela Coanty. Miss., at
the September term is6D thereof, administrators
on The estate o. Thaisss W. Lipssy. deceased oil
persons having claims against sasd estate are
hereby n,t,hsd TO have them ~pvobated and regis.
tered according To Law or they will be barred.
NANCY LlPsEY. Administrators.
JUN ". Mckinney, Administrator.
Dee. ri, 1850. nlJ-6w
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Paveh ftHaty
To Rossrf Mesk. Jamss Mssk. uiiea Edmeasen
Robert Emgassa, and 10 The Children and hs,r
At issr, (ihsig Hnsses being nakHos-sl y daa
Price. ascsassi. rho ris q daughter Of fiefda
der Afssk. tsrsssed. 10 Sfacy fss'rlsfca end
husband. Rsbsst Tsmpisfga. Crtftehsr lf,sk.
Msrgar,i Hutchinson dndhasbdad. - HHteh-
,ss,s. Melissa sfssk. AMI SiHtpsoa A. Moore. aas
10 the ohadrss ssJ heirs (asr,ss H,sgssral q
Macy J. Crawford. dsesassd. EIi<sbsih Hrui-
din, Msrfhs o daughter ~ kiaas Moore. De.
e,assf, and her kssbsHt tshs being nssrried and
her hssbsnd-s nss,e sakaowa). kshs,es. si'e o
as~ssssr At E,sss Mesrs. dsesassa. aud her
hwsbsnd (shs bss#g married sHd her husbands
nsms unkre~-n). fhcasss Moore. EsrsH Moore.
end IsAs Afssvs. JsssPh A. Mssk. asd Jfrass
Ms,A. and other children Of JAiia HairsfoH.
Seresssd. ~hcs< Har,ss are naksosrn.
VOU and zach Of ypa arc hereby cited TO be and
appear before the Probate CoHft 81 said
county on SATURDAY. the ID day ~ February neat.
then end there 10 answer The petition Of jsssrer.
.en J. Mesks, administrator 81 the estate 81 Alss-
ander Meeks, deceased, and 10 sho~ cause vhl
the psaysr Of the petitioner rfsyinF for sale o'
slssss for distfibutisn, .heuli not be granted.
By oriss Of court.
". r. wuUrTEN, Clerk.
ts...a ztst ,f Os~.. fsf1. piQ-ts
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Administrators Notice.

4 rTIngS Of Administration 10 bsais non
having been granted 10 the ahigr.isrsd b.
the Probate Court u Pamela County. Miss. on the
estate Of james ". ~1lovfis, deceased. ct thu
Juiy Term. lst1. Nov tstsons having claims
against the estate n ..iI deceased are requested
10 come forward asi have The same rrebatsj and
registered within the time and in the manner pre-.
.sribed by Law, or ibsy piIi be barred
wN e. MAXWELL,
Admir- ss bsnis nos.
psr. IL. tsea. nts-f~
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loose no time IN subscribing for the Nopiheni ~
IN asaH,nsn. ubi.tl
ETrrhe Southern hufai Gpilumm !. q enter
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Al as low a figure a. any one cl.c, dot !
take our word for il, come and examine Tor
Yourselves. Give MS Memphis terms aud
We will duplicate any bill bough, there
M humbug in the matter. We can and VIII
.sll good. "a low 10 they Gun be- bought IN
Memphis, II you don't think SO, il will cost
nothing more than yoar time AMI a little
,routle to ,e.t tho iting. and We think II
our friends can DO a. we'll with Us, ihey
ought, to give us the preference.
We invite the attention Of the Ladies 10 our
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~ The Southern Rural Geshcmm has %rscrit'
ID lhe unqualified endorsement " tho State Astt'
cultural bureau. T. j. u Ess paper AMI growing
mnre ,Ieorous over, day. pil.tf
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EE~fhe Southern hurai Gspilomm q enter
taIning nui instructive 70 the eaifens " Town NJ
Country. Il is without q rival w 10 variety Of
v,nd,ng matter, niltf
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Administrator Notice.

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ry.fhc Southern Rafal GsHheadn 4. 90 csht
page qoar,o. published every wcct 'nal'l FfoInf'
|, 10 .uhscri6efs, aud contains n larger amount ~
Agricultural Nov. VI a. lind, than any o,her
journal. N'l-u
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fxrror the benef, Of him'elf IN his held work.
a. well o., The entertainment aud instruction OF ~.
entire household, ever, southern Planter fi,n'l
loose no time IN subscribing Tor The Nopiheni ~.
raj Geaiirman. WltI
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\. 4 70.

Pharmaceutical snI Manufacturing Chemists ssd
Druggists.
W. xst esd asa .psss ssvssf. .Ss~SAfs. Vsses
The only authorized Pfepfis.ss ia the United
States. deeG-Ir
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Negroes for Sale.

r..ssi the ,t.. Of pee. isso.
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I pual 10 every omefgenoy tho ofigihnl rfcife wss
hannel n,ef ~ n tfafeeiahle hfm VI phafmaeea
teal chemist. 10 Idlnhutgh, WIN have prepared q
o,ciu-iycly. tll IT, Introduction inte Tho saulhssn
States . short time nfH aud y inRs be msniidned
u. y conclusive proof u NJ. Intrinsic merit, md
superiority over oil nlher Trerntniiuus ~ stomach
medicines. either In Europe ~ America, that up
!. ia al
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

ing newspaper, and answers the purpo,e
almost as well as looking into "The Future
of South Carolina" through that medium.
The Gazate.-H we were citizen of Mas
sachusetts. and were to stumble upon a
stray file of the Nashvele Daily Gdzetfe en-
bracing all or any Of the dates from the first
OF December, 1860, to the seventh of JAM
uary, 1861, and should fall to reading the
many touching things it has said about ':our
slave property" sour rights in the terrific.
ries," &C., we would feel perfectly safe in
going before any acting justice of the peace
and making affidavit that the editor of that
enterprising journal owned two-thirds inter-
est in the entire negro population of Tonnes
see, and had expended several millions of
dollars IN procuring the necessary facilities
for transporting his slaves to one of the
Northwestern territories. = We make it a
rule never to boast of our wealth, as fully as
It's magnitude would justify US in doing; but
We feel that even in the midst Of the existing
excitement ia the popular mind, we may be
permitted to remark incidentally that In all
OhA many
OF the component elements of ''Our peculiar
institution" as our contemporary of the Ga
z7te, and therefore have as deep an interest
in contending for the right to carry that
Institution into the newly acquired territory
North of SO 80; but to save the country from
destruction, we are quite willing to relin
quish our large share Of that right, and to
See the differences between the two great Sec
lions of the Union settled upon the basis Of
some such amendments to the Constitution as
those proposed by the distinguished Senator
from Kentucky. While We eheeriully ad- |
IDit, principally because it would argue a !
want OF common sense on our part TO do
otherwise. taht the right TO Carry slavery |
North OF sc 80 would be- worth about as mach |
% the South as the pho>phorese Mt glow OF /
/ decaytd mackerel would be to the city OF /
Nashville as substitute for gas-iight, We
with a soul as ardent as a Southern
un can mike it, that this thing of yielding a
'reat though utterly valueless right, is a Fri
us business, and il the preservation or dis
ruc'ioon or the UuiOn did not involve the
"fPi"e@' anu "eHSie vi hIitlObs OF men, |
Tomen and children who can unfortunately |
ave no sas-sO now in its preservation, We
7ould sacrifice the one several Tins be fore
re would begin TO think of yielding the other
nee. But as the Preservation OF desiructi,
the Union does involve the happiness and
-ellare of millions OF men, women and chill
rem. We would feel, and could not cenSure
Tiers for saying, that we were recreant 10
Fery impulse of patriotism and humanity, il
e did not cast aside worthless right to
10y up and sustain our sinking country,
The U.fo11 and american Has but a single
Iitorial article, and that very brief oue-
e are glad of it, as our space is already ex-
Iusted.
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Radway's Regulating Pills

Purge, regulate, and invigOrate at the
Within six hours they relieve the bowels, affect the
secreiion tighten the feeling Of oppression al the pit
OF the stomac caused by Indigestion and render the
circulation OF the blood equable Thus they cure Cos
tiveness BiioUsness, Congestion, Head-zche FlULter
ngs OF the neart, NervOusn IS, Hysteria, EeLnIle
Complaints Maa FOus Fevers, anu disOrefs vi the
gestive, secretiee and dischagug organs Aiminis-
tered Spring catha tic they put the system IN
healthy condition for The Summer campaign, ana as
they nourish instead OF weakening the system. may
be given safely patients whose stamina has been ex
hausted by sickness.
RADwAY's RESovATISG Re- disufects and neu-
trazes the diseased blood depriving of the corrupt
ing principle which engendeTs Tubtrclss the Lungs
Bronchitis, Clumsy Running Sores Cancers RheuIu,
Erysipslas, lndimm ilun OF the Eyes, all kinds o.
Eruptons, Tumors and dschtrging sores. In second
airy Syphiis Scrouo disorders, and all hereditary
chs onic, and constitutional maadies, il comes and
Graduates the insidious Gauss of the disease.
Radway . Remedies Sud by Druggists every
where.
EwIN, PESDLEroN & CO., Agents for Nashville.
RAILWAY & CO.,
janl-lm % John Street, n. Y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
Our City Subserfptfons--Nes Ar
ranSemeats.

We have made an arrangement by which
our city subscription lists Will be transferred.
Oh the lst Monday in February next, to Mr..
NOBLE SMITH. After that date, the control
of the delivery Of the papers and the collec
ton of the su bscrip'i ions will be vested in
him; he accounting to US for the papers in the
gross 1t is his purpose to see that the papers
are delivered early and with uniform pune
tuaiity, and he will collect the subscriptions
weekly. Every Saturday. each subscriber
will be called upon for Iffteen cents his weeks
sub cription; a slight diminulion upon the
rates by the yea. Those who may not wish
to be called on weekly. can pay either three,
six, nine, or twelve months In advance. a.
may be convenient to them. This system
has been adopted in the chief cities of the
Union, and works we'll. Our contemporary,
the Memphis Appel. adopted it year or tao
ago, and has found it to answer admirably all
the ends expected to be accomplished by II
the subscribers being benefited not les
than the publisher. II is better for the sub
scriber and the publisher. The subscriber
pays his subscription in small sums, without
missing 1t, and does not get in debt for it;
the weekly visits of the collector, enable
him to see that the paper is uniformly served
to the subscribers, and TO correct all faults |
or omissions promptly, whilst the publisher |
is not compelled to wait year for his pay,
and then get it when he can.
We trust that our subscribers will b. /
pleased with this arrangement, satisfied as
We are that it will operate advantageously
to all
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
Kings County, New Yorl

VALUABLE AEDlcISE-We presume medical prepa
ration ever offered to the public has been more thor
oughly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
Thousands Of persons, they called on to do So
would cheerfully testify that they have used it for va
rious ills, with the most satisfactory success It is
within our own knowledge, that an immense amount
Of suffering has been relieved by IT, Its proprietors
Aessrs Perry Davis Son, save pains expense in
order 70 satisfy tie public Being strictly honorable
men they observe the utmost uniformity in the man.
ufacture of their celebrated Pain Killer The mate
rals Of which it is composed carefully selected
none but the best quality being used By these means
the high reputation which the Pain Killer has long
since acquired is at all times treumphantly sustained
In view Of these facts, by no means surprised
10 learn that Messrs- Davis Sons sales are constant
y and rapidly increasing. While we congratulate our
friends generally that 50 valuable preparation as the
Pain Killer is placed within their reach We must be
permitted TO rejoice at the well srted success Of IT.
liberal and entsrprisins Gen
SSs'sH janl-d&E1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

A. Z. WIGGS. Eso.-We bad the pleas
ure on Saturday of meeting our excellent
friend A. r. Vices. Esq, for the first tim.
since be returned from his rambles in the Old
World During his stay abroad he visit,
England, France, Germany, Switzerland,
Italy. Greece, Turkey, Egypt aud the Hol,
Ltnd, and is about to publish book, in which
b els TO tell us what be saw in those far-off
countries a. is here for the purpose OF
experimenting the stereOtyping and publica-
ton OF the work. We read with much interest
his letters published in the Huntsville hide
pendant; particularly those from Egypt and
Palestine. and can recommend his book in ad-
vance as highly Instructive and entertaining.
de was for long time one of the ornaments
of the press in Tennessee and in Alabama.
and is well known in the Southwest as a
chaste and f0rcible writer. So genial gentle
man and so fine a writer cannot fail to, give
US most entertaining book We shall i'm
patiently await its appearance
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
Wizard Oil.

Over five thousand bottles Of this pain ex
Termination have been sold in Nashville in
three weeks by the celebrated WIZARD On
MAN, who daily and nightly amuses large
and discriminating crowds on the Public
Square, in front OF Rains & Browns Drug
Store, with humorous anecdotes and comic
songs. Every bottle is warranted to give
satisfaction in curing Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Nervous and Sick Headache. Toothache,
Sore Threats, or Diptheria, Sprains, Lame
Back, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and Scalds, Spinal
Affections, Cramp and Cholic Pains, Contract
ed Cords and Muscles. Every one would do
well to pass an hour in listening to this soa
of Menus, as they will find his jokes good
antidote for blues. His entertainments are
free, and will continue at least week longer
The Wizard Oil can be purchased at
Drug Stores. Rains, Brown & Co. and W. W.
Berry Il Demoville are Wholesale Agents.
div
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the many ills flesh heir to' is so pre-
vaent, SO little understood, and much neglected
Costlyeness Often originating in carelessness, or
seoentary habits 1t Is regarded u slight disorder
OF 100 little consequence to excite anxiety while IN
ahty u Is the precursor and companion OF many the
most fatal and dangerous Diseases and unless early
grave. Among the lighter evils of which costigeness
Is the usual attendant, Headache, Collie Rheuma
tisu, Foul Breath, Piles and Others OF like nature
while long train of rightfu diseases such as Maiig
nant Fevers, Abcesses, Dysentary, Darrhoel Dyspep
sia, Apopexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HypO-
chondrasis, Melancholy and Insanity, first indicate
their presence in the system by :hs alarming symp
TOM Not unfrequenty the diseases named originate
In Constipation, but take independent existence
unless the cause is eradicated in early stage From
ali these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever it oc-
curs and no person should neglect to get box of Ce-
phaic Pills on the first appearance of the complaint as
their timely use will expel the insiduons approaches of
disease and destroy this dangerous foe 10 human life
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

The WESTERN WEEKLY REvIEw.-Mr. D.
l. BALcH has sold his interest in the Franklin
Revaeac to hi- partner, Mr.. n. J HAYNES, and
retired from the business. Our old friend
DIR. 5. z HLDRETH retirts from the editorial
chair, and Is succeeded by another of our old
friends, ". S. MCLENoRE, E-q. There are
few men connected with the press in Tonnes
see who may claim to ne superior to Dr.
HrDRETu as pol iical writers. and We are
sorry that DC has lett the fraternity. Mr.. Nc
IGNORE was form rly the editor of paper in
franklin, and is gentleman of fine literary
attachments. Success to all concerned
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
To COnsuE,aDtiy

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having SUI
fered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption-ia anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, be will sand copy of the pre-
scrption used Gree of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will fnd
sare cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN
CHzZs, dc. The only obje Of the advertiser in.
sending the Prescription ia to enet the aicted and
spread Information which, conceives to be nvalu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer viii try is remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, may produce blessn
Parties wishing the prescription will lease addres
Rev. EDWARD A. wills N,
Williamsburg,
oct4ly Kings County, New York