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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

Tvs qlrrafsS Wnir Iiousr. The
haniromrry Af-~ttr says ihe beauiiful
frnl.lrnre ~ Mr usrrlaon. Leased a. ths
ue NJ iha Prrsiinut - tha Conh.drrnis
Flaira aaimpsi ready 90 oocurancy. and
NJ nfh \ rrpested b pre.ids in the
usv Whhs Hou,se il aisv days.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

fna rrras Eftcrlon. The eleciion r.
turna ifom IsEassaFr nearly corhplste.
TIE msiulliy - hsor 81 Sustaining the
oF'ilnauee " uecsaslan > unpaIalleled IN
enc hhioTy ~ popalsF elrciious. Only
one county fsgstip. bas given q smsi
~ Jnriiy nrninai secru.ion. Tho rersnl
trnor 81 che irturun. however. mas te
gaihsred ffom : fsw aamplo, taken e
randomi L'hoFig county. 40 % a. Bn-
tnria. SIS 20 q W.shinriou. CO.. 70 3,
or'"'-- SO. ed noi sinrls voio asalis {
n..a..In,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

81 Amshs Ne aea-.iion dispatches a
81 Cinclnnaii papera 4 anr in which u !.
stated thnf Irrr p.vn has Nd a. anilca.
~ inirrsirw wlih Msior Aadrrsnn. end
anoih-r ihat oen. rsirri be hsea sha'
- ~ sIltrcsitin eth en- Aid 10 Gen
uouuon naih fsl.s. ofcouruo.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

No go Daurh'n 81, and 4 81 Joseph 81,
Or,,.sts N, f.sbsr sqtars NOZZLE, Ala
WM. r. uUNT Proprietor.
n UF AZ " u ne hns l-eer htt a, mi consider
shr .mrrnv, m 70 nade ~ the WV " o riftfr
~ me +. n IN ,-a,,, eni nc 81 ms ca toer-,
4 lfe wiil kgf y - e ri So wear 2 mt 'si'i not
a -. h.. lf,fs. a., ihe suA rs a. hsen Aoate
e., p,..tiv \. q n hsss T. into m p plth tut he
vii zen - " nfn ~ tifn ~ .n.i 4 ON ~ :
ASp RAGN kGr WAfhsN ici ALL ~ m 2 Al n -
81 she nr ivnl II no - ASh iieas o G. nsey PISS.
feHrs p and tseir baggase % IA Aoase, =
ANY CHARGER ". = hCNI.
ApbHs Nayeh J. lest' tsay
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

Aaetsstl clssasflos IA = telegraph
"a i,'m hrmphis lhai Lncoln's lnauru.
go haa q saaf rlIses ~ ne Arkanaaa Con-.
teniiou iiiat aa.em.hird "A llisla Rock.
ed sili aaunu lheapeslg seosn.ion ofthni
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

~ 9f Elmand Head. TIE 0osernol
oenrlal Fl csnads. b. returned 81 ne
Acres oa hnr isrl Grip. His rsturn +
aaIpnaed ~ have been hnalrurd " dc
srl.loai ouuiiiion e. poiiiiaa Ia ne Unlied
Nsafns
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

80 Both houses Of the Louisiana Legis-
lalur have unanimou,iy passed jsini 70
solutions complimentary 10 Gen. TWioos.
That gentleman arrived IN New Orlrana
on Tuesday Of last week, and had . most
brilliant and enthusiastic reception b. the
ciiilsns. The act Of NJ. BrcHASAn, o.
rather Of his Secretary, Mr.. Hour. In
hlking the name Of Gen. TwlRes from
the army roll. and s,iEmatiIing him .. =
coward and traitor bscauss be surrender.
"a the Forts 10 Texas on the demand q
that State. 4 = vcry harmless d4rt. aimed
e . veteran Who has perilled bis lie "a
hundred times IN defense Of bis country
and she'd lnstrs upon iis arms, While ihey
we're safe a. home. meditAiins schemes d
personal aggrandissmeni and seeking tn
rewards q poliiieai lrickeFy aud drma
sogism. Gen. Twigg can uf,,rd 70 anil.
e their malice. lie and Mr. uolt 80,
from the sane section. and the psopis
among whom they i've viii b ~ liitls
trouble IN deciding Wblch h ihs iralioE.--
AZ concerns Mr. Daehannn. q uns an an
ernrlona nol. and ore that win 40 far 4
destroy the telling ~ Fralrct Cor him Il
che 3 nth. which might have survived NJ
reliremrDl irom en- oGos % which b,
T1Inod - Iillle oTetil ard roolIlo1 : FIoai
/ 81 u pnulle4 n1n,a itt t4Tat {
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

faarFn1ssl 9starsse ~ a. envaarion
ksFaansn.-aruFuesn aomeiimes cones
eal 9Th e ~ fhinri -Breihreu. F" aid
~ ~ % ~ rsfrrrsd TIE Ark 20
: s.naIiss on pegsi. aa.lr., ne ~
oplnlan h suuida't sass brsu oailg yss."
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

Noslu Csnoliss 8fsrn Cosvrxriox -
H. ''rcl'un rrtarns flura siEty-fwo ouas-
So have alleaaT BEES hsard hom. Sic.
NNNu Ualunais ard ihiriy. threa e.crs.
slani.ln AZ rinrirsi
FAe cnnFrutlan easalisn ruquircs 1hs
80 ------- ]. L---l.IL
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

u D,stroy-Rata, ROsohes, &c.
To DcstrUy-Mice, Mdes, sc.
10 Ds.erOs--Noths, Fless, Ants, &C.
To EeptrOy-MosQuisOes.
10 Dcstroy-Insscts on Plsi;s end F0Fs,
10 DsstVy--Insects on Animals, &c. &c.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

w. Lincoln introduced himself end
lazy the other day % q crowd % WASH
lnRlon 60 tho '.long and the short OF the
Presidency" The New York Hautfs
oouespondeut. IN relating this incident,
punersis thar Il 3 time Ne. Lincoln wtrs
~uIn Elng the tacE8ee 1Uan, ano puttlna
81 ~ 1nlcnaag :
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

Rzear,
.us. EOrroA p
'Osn s,ur numet read
military SepartmeDN in the
stituteis Wv "a operation.
have only Oeen drilling a shol.
would be best for ell who intend 7
TO commence with the cla,s. .ir N
to take a prominent position id
session Of the school has also
menced. There has long been 4
Tor a school Of this description M
sipPi. and never more 90 tI.an at I
When the country Is agitated by
sions. which have riven the bond
sister States aud threaten to az
country with fraternal blood.
In such a condition Of the col
would be wise tn consider the N
Tor averting civil war from our iar
Examine the records Of the n
nations Of the earth. both ancil
modern, and you will see that tho,
respected and feared. are those
combined military with civil puru
Rome, which commencing from
mud huts inhabited by men RI,
barbarous. soon, rs If under the In
OF some powerful Magi. spread
broad arms into every part Of the G
or known world. swaying the desti
nations. establishing and bearing
kingdoms. and pouring almost Fl
wealth into its coff-rs.
This was owing to her splendid /,
system. And while It made heI
victorious abroad, it preserved Id
measure from the invasion Of
foes.
Notice the career of spsrta. the
warriors, which by the INTRODUCED
military into civil life. som becar
criterion Of all that was manly and
But what other than a race Of "
could be expected from a people
and fnsierrd y sach women a. 4
-. tsAie-0i tii's silz--.---as - ~ L.
when sending her son to batiie j
the celebrated saying, tuntrn. ep
Ny son hiring bark thy s'rrs shipld
Which 'er disgrace has srt upan
OF b. thou borne from a the Geld
Thy gsIian, Tiers. lif4a~s son.
But meier again behoSd my face,
II you hiring di-honor nd di.zr.ee,
Up n the spar'an- wariike race,
Ne. and your native tanir
Did any crisis in the affairs Of RI
Sparta require more prompt or #
action Of their sons than the D
does Of usi
They fought for glory and con
We will eight. tIf there he snyl for
and Independence.
And with Southern rights for our
word. who viii hesitaie to lay his Ii
fortune on the alter Of devotion
country which gave him birth :
The cadets at Meridian. will be
cally and thoroughly drilled. Inc
dant Of the military advantages he
{ . in civil point Of view will be
MERIDIAN. Mss. EP
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THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
~ rHf SOUTHERN STATES.
C,,,.,,.rrftla y,vuhrp "A Miss

.f,iiIS lnsiuntain lssa,laa school rnrirely. viii
enf, ipu ~ seventh Hniiiai on tlis ~ 81
t,tsslrf next fhs Ilti q f.s~ vii ie MAR ed tts
Apr,r m. ant LHrtfv IN r-.ted tlt,. Rerit. Nou
Room FURNISHED " o. Maps ne. 90 ihes 6c 10
lbis r.. lng evan lr.i h caitca- The nuulacI Il
SERVANT. ua De- uicratstd ia. att pd,v
e. A. well 81 the hfsf private % ardin hOu-r. /
.hofi die t1lu-iIal ha~ he capssA and h.tsnay &,
SPAR "a Exp in Herring e. thr pulic SUI >
ch ~ ~ tie time frilan'l
In the pss he has rlSes i+en crowded H. ft-ris
all 4 upnn n for n ~ that aaiu ia y-c g'H
ttNE a. yinr va Wlll BE- taken Thu n OIL pro.
81 lei with tliiriy hstr -nuiiaittble arpntoie- aHo
tn iSit, 's-cuJN r. N Boy study IN rty ~
h,ir fsein~ AMI meet heir taciier 81 stated hOnr>
consequently g. not distui bed BY the huia dras'
,ftlt- s.-hnll u'or.
Tie came tea .hcrs 7r1f ~, - the us Il cass.
r. RMSs
FOR bsar.i ,ssshfns fisi afteatinn roaiHe shd H.
,rnrr tfvileees ar mon h Gus laf 10 advauea
a. ,fhrr o. i u n ai - fehrgsry .,.-...s9n =
Far a aio. ues taaiili best rarti-alars sd
,iress va. "NtHh"ht
Pm Pl pa Proprietor
o,,,s., ~ N,t.s, - a2ff
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

~ WN Prp~hiena Buchanan len &C.
Whraiitnd ~ ne aflprnoau ~ ehe s,h.
II. vi. e.oofisi 70 ne railroad drpot ~
the military. A. ne trsla vs. shout
lrs,lns BE- vas ohssrsd ~ IN immsn.s
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

Prmtp DepGrtinent-.....-....--.-..--
nt.r1ed.ate ..-'''-.'----'-''---'''--'-'
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

Z, les Tie =.
Rtdwsy-s Reno at.rg fsesoivsnt uTes Dyspepsia
R4dNay K noVngng R--,liF ut fsire- Hftin, lltis,
Weak l.ings Had Coughs. inclpsent CoHFuml4isn.
railway EGrgulatil" Pulls.
The Psrest and Best Pvfgativs Pia ia he
World
Radsay s. Regulating PiiIs Narrated to opeia ate in
Sax Hours.
RadA as Re,ruIating rs are Fgeisbie Substitute
for Ga 'lIri Hue IL q in le &c.
IA ways Rreulain Pits sit9ud - Used BY Fsrnaes
in litIi ate iieaitil.
Rsdway'sR glA.mu 81 J. care ell Ffnale Conn lHnfs
dads ) X "a s,iuE tfil- cfefs Asre oiistess and
Z siaa-s. . a 81. u g = ,ssss
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

Atssutisll Fi6Ti b noe n Washinf
g.. fra''I q, ists - iFisi nhont lls q.
iessi ennrileIlI = 80 at.luolIon 81 ~
iadlan I,u.i nooa..
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
na AL Wr PURPOSES oFAFAnnY sEFsl'

arr 20 eortosed that disease within the range q
their aetIh can rarely withstand OF evlde the
Their pnetrutiug properties search, aud cleanf /
and inf1orate every portion Of the human orRa .
Ism, crfrcting les diseased action, and rcsiaTii
its hoIahy vitalities. As a consequence nf the
propngics, the invalid who is bowed down wi
pain y physical debility is aslnnished 10 hnd ~
hedIh or energy restored By a remedy at once 4,
air4le and inviting.
Not only do they cure The everyday camplain
q evcTy body. but also many inrmidalie a
engcrous diseases. The agent bcluw named K
feased TO furnish gratis my American Almana
f0niaiuing certificates Of their enFes and direcin
f0r their use IN the following complaints: Chrfir
ness HeagfbtBz, Headache arising from disorSrrt
ioniarA, Nalusa, Indignation. Tam ~ AID Asrtl
fnacis0n Of ere B0rss, flafaiesscy, Lsu of Am
tie, saIildice, and other kindred cnusnlasrsf
arising from los state Of the body 20 otsirusiid
of its functions. They are m excellenl ulieruei,s
Coz the reuovutlon Of the blood aud ne y slals
ton Of tone aud strength 70 the sysism dcbiiI11S
bV dineasc.
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tfnIALlHY oIrIEs slcKLY cLIMATrs
ALWAYS RENoT4nXG RESOl.yENF


rtgtuefe.te dilaIidsied Humanity risanss N
!, AMI rtuiN ths ia,s d. eBIe every Kind u ha
r. and insure 10 al clear skin ana hii cum
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15
SNEY ACADEMY,

;. .r--en session o. thus Institutes 'vfiirn o.
fiue sep uiiyer 3rd vill rrnfnu, tcn CO. liiiis
nj tie ,itsr.e 81 Mr. "a ! CARltR 10 tn Maze
.raiis- a. \ CARR NGruN IN tiie frrna'e peis1t
az LarEe and c smm nlous u'nld'ng~ hf- - "a
read and are. nov ia isiipsi iu sfA J., 70 m q "a
ieknds OF a hirE ard dolrisiilnE 81 Ihr To
afn j. ~, a~ant amt hesithy- ~ 4 n NsNt fo'if
infeligirus priVii~E"S.
1e ordinary stndies pursued VIII ~ cht-se y
nd dis-inci grsdo-; Tie ~ m Try Dep rtni ~
~ l,1uit-i ty PaaTiina Wrifins Primary & 'slrs
-. ant Primary Arithm. q l.. The In. iins % e
Osertment vii add % riInary stun "e'-, o. h4
,-ss.,,,r 40 .urion Written Aithmau and Eag
sIa'o,npo-ition. The Higher IePft-n Mt ~ii
nh .ce I.ann and Greek. The Natural Scenee'
rheiIrher Nsthemaii-s &C.
t,rts o. TUITION pa TEEM ~ FIVE MONTHS;
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ras r,narl AZ csiaar.ros. 3 Che
aiaie ilools j. ~ asar Charleston num-
- asa cnuasiina AZ one regiment q
MFiAlefv. eaa fsginaent and nne haitaliion
efrarmrn eve rerIneni ~ inf.uiry and
80 mouniri cnmraaIes. Wide numh~r
81 onmrruirs tli sFsrnrs rirrnrih n
49,. fraF 81 ~ tonpsnlrs ars lsi.h
fhrsr 0r.msn ana 60 a..l.A
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15


hnIrAHT.-Under the present mail
arrangements We hear once in while from
Jucksop, and other points West Of ~.
We undersiand. though Il may BE- old
neust 10 somsof cur readers. that Adiuiant
General sykes 10 oousequsnOS Of the
numerous inquiries made At bis once. IN
RELATION 10 arms. states for the informa-
Iion Of those concrrusd. that there are
eight thousand musksis on hand. add thar
the Military Board hare ordered that %
arms are 10 BE- Issued 10 aay Sonpaay do
sirous Of enli.iing In the Army Of his-
si-siPpi." under an Ordinance 20 regulate
lhe military system Of the State Of Mis.is-
sippi, until 'aid company have rendered
their services 20 the Governor. and been
muaerrd regularly in The army"
Companis. organizing - Zone Guards. {"
Or IN acoordanos with IN act TO regulate
The Miiila and Volunteer systsm," ap-
nrnred - srms -. - - = - :,
- VIM 81 H. soriPiion
Lhlil the Army Of Mississippi" has beel
provided With arms. 60.
We zee u stated. also. that some foul
teen companies have oE-red their service
and been regularly enrolled IN the arm,
Of Mississippi. The Military Board hav
made the following appointments;
VIM. Bsrksdsle. ouarter-Master Gen
eral with rank Of Colonel.
Beverly Matthews, Adjutant and Ia
spec,or General. with rank Of Colonel.
P. 2. Hldell. lst assistant Adjutan
General with the rank Of Lieuteuan
Colonel
I'm. Miller. I'd assistant with rank q
Mjor.
]. n. Davis, Sd assistant with the RAM
Of Major.
John McGuirk, 9Th assistant with th
rank Of Major.
hrlancihon Smith, Sth assistant wit
the rank Of Msjor.
Capt. French Of Washington county
chief Of Ordnance department, With ran
Of Lieutenant Colonel.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,


Coughs, Colds, InauenznS Hoarsencaa.
Group, RFonchitis, NEGLIGENT cOnsump.
tioB, and for the relief Of CONSERVATIVE
Patients In advanced stageS of ths
disease.
So vide is the hcld Of Ia usefulness and % ~
meroIA are the cases 81 rs cures, that aln1os
every sertion Of country a otnds In persons puf
liely known, who have teen RESTORED nom aarsiilI
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs hy II
use. When once tried, ita 'apCriority over ever
other mcdirine of ils kind u tno appurtnl % oscar
ohscrvafion, and where rs Virtues are known, Is
lnr the distressing snd dH4reruus tiIeciims Of n
pulmon y organs that aTf incident to our tlimat.
While many inferior rrlnedica thrust upun n
cnmmunliy have iailcd tnd tccn discarded, ri
has gained friends By every trial, eanferTrd lensfi
On the anlictcd they cfn netcr forget, and "a.
b forRotfrn.
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We learn by rrllahis adviosa. recsived
hon otlaens Of Miasis-ilTi nov In ~,
Louis. that there = exirtms dis-aiisfac-
uon among the people Of that STATE. II
the violent osrruion o. Mississippi into
the vortex " Secession By the arbitrary
loadrrs Of the movvm~nt aud. particular.
~. "a The rrfu-al ~ the Convention 20 sub
lnii ths question Of secession 70 popu
lar vote.
Il vim Be- remembered that a very 70.
specialize minority Of the delegates Wers
el~cted ~ c. opefafioni-ts" and Oppo.
nenta Of Immediate Secession. Nevefthe
lees, when the Convention mt. thee 10
sperni iouisfs" werr drsgoon~d and brUw.
brnien into an abandonment Of thril
views and the desire Of their consiituents
and E,rord. against their own better judg
nent. " the outside pressure brought e
hrar on the Convention, 20 vote flr tbs
ordinance Of Secession. In the Coop
ration" couniies. the dissatisfaction Of ihs
p~oplr \ rrrutssi, though he public and
converted EXPRESSION l. rpfgusstd By ths
.rrrvrism still maintained By the secrs
-ionisis.
The people we're not prepared for lhs
severe trialn which Secession imposes o.
them. Their crops last year were short
and IN the counties bordering on the Ala
hama line. the utmoat dsstiiutiou exists
Planters who grnrraliy make City e
seventy Eve bales Of cotton, made iasl
year only ten 20 twenty and even thil
cant crop cannot Be sent 70 market o.
nccount Of the disturbance Of trade. Th,
peopir. therefore, ere n debt, and suffer
ns IRON want of the commnuest neceAa
me- Of lls. Il = not sulfisine. then. thal
they should " di-conientcd az the move
ment that not only deprived them 81
county and a Gag. but which subject
ihem % the sweetest pFivations aud hard
ships. with nothing but the dfeary sEsml
light u a. expensive southern Conieds
rsoy 70 cheer ihem.
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MnrounI -fha irmpsr Of the Missouri
coaerniian. roa h session a ~. Ioui..
silIi eon 'nois Uaiaai-t. ihoufh emphatic
ar.luut eurgcian. Missouri = geographic.
oally m . rrcuIlaf slluailon. and unsup.
poTis'i ~ Kralaeay and Trnnen,ss md
vita ArAansa uncefialn. W % NOT Won.
Dr. ihai ne healiafes a. nncruaion. The
sliahieat enrnurauement hnm che twu
ar.i namrd States uoald dstsrmino hes
&c.
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iNroafstF ~a NfA4af ~ learn
iFuui ihr New O.leeus Dsm u nsu.
nrarion nranr. q - army ~ n|ui.iana.
D. hen sppnlaiei nriradisf 0S,rsui 8
the armg ~ - caaisslsraie gialsa. and
NJ. ben ordered 10 pfocsed n Pln-.eol,
and iase eommand o. an the tronps q
thr ArIuhlia ihrre spembi.a. and cor
daci ne oprrullenu awainai Port rickens
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

fRNlIE 18th seni-snuussl term Of the SUN.
MELVILLE INSTITUTE will h.-rin
on the sud MONDAY ef F. bfuary next
Six NJ eiehi vaeancite viii -ecur VI that
time. Until that time the school viii be
full
Parents or Nnnng nAen drsirinu rnoFiis
sysil Obtain hem "a addressing ~ GiwAsun,
Miss., Tli0S. ;. GATHRiGnE
ptincipaland PIopfieloE.
Nov. 81 1880. ST
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ST. JosEPHIs SCHOOL.
c. M'DAvIrr, PrIneipAl.

,y,HF .ehaal house having esn enlarged and IT,
/ parad D. NV raisils Of secnfnnH,d ting many
more. Itpi's "a l.g.tu one attended tiit ui ttu
tton 'fh. nc igc dirc- 81 the ,Fhnui hngnC tahfi
sesam Il "a the sh Jay & rehFaaTy, d Is hais'i Ia
i,4p N ut,l 8 u, % a. seou possible that tf
las r. ttaiy h. f'.fued.
Tu..iln per month frtTn sl2sto 80
Z ari ,7.u Re had intta n.iehborhood from se7'l
/ r., ten aolisf> p-r itt ntit.
Tile teach IN Ue s-sIsie hy Miss MARY ,
! MrnANITi.
| f,.h H.. ISL. 1911
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FREr4RED "
DR. ,. G. AVER a CO


For saishys 4. cAkssxs. P.uld.nv m,,,. Ar
~. Ssi 49,. 2 q..s : s.ossA Mo
~ : ~. $50
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~ ,ohaf n. Hvple Pscss ard DsaseTs say.
Henry n Costa. - A ! tire tfii lirr hrSe bee
0t,,e.i AZ kO 3, hes aid Mice. i ~ a'tunt
ham d OF IT, house the k.ariH 5 we're every el'el
puft-h 4 ID II f,nx - Nrur tNtffutiu.Gvr abd w
aid IN oae week ther, was NOT = kUaAh u Dou
} The house. =. -. - 49,.
IousekeepeIs truubl d u veir'in. nsed
a., t,pa.i II tistS tse Ct,~tar = EXseIR'iuaici--
have 4 .s q L 20 ON ati.ta y ~ ii '' go.
wsstld av- II Ne have utcd y a Oh aNt
,cted notiinE. Lut toslAK a-t3cit Knees
o. ,tn oui Of Rats hic an Is iti2- qusN.I o..
Z. ,.4n u,ite II a Is IN a. d. maui al over u
. ntry - 3sdpG ~. Gaseits
More Grain and pruvis ems are destroyed al
,ls ~ IA ant q, uhty by Nermin than " tto y
j tons ri this Rat snd tnred kiiler. ---Lo"ca j.
HH. Herald.
Henry IL. COstar-YoWr ESterminsi'E y =
.sitt i u ssd and y oIoIHted attndrd rU"r'
VI. used q To- IT &c unsi the Ha4 u. hdr AM pa
round oar premises lalsed Ntd thH. nEi" ~
i,tion t. slesge.S. {, nee then not q RAJ o. Mslf
ss been heart klee en or cehaif- As"fFt9v7 sLos
have been Selling youT Exterinina"i
he lat Sc a. ai.i hss q . Sf Sasf rNti9 TN
have ilsd known Il iHi 10 a sbngle inslal's-
Geo kus- ~ Egist- CsTdiheNh
we are Selling pIepnA ions raj i.iil
.n-revUr 4, nave cen eA t.sts A.ce- Aua' -
al y..rmin i APPEAR rnnI, ditlels. .
EcxAk 4 STOuPF. ,. DIuggIsl =, New "inuSot' me
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IEEERSITY or NISSlSSIPPI.
FACU LTT.
FnEDERIcK a. p. BARNARD. IL. D.
CHkE u1qa
1fItu =. STEARNs IL = and
ANS 2. TRUfTEA
1fessorHui ..,ve irss.-flis1 science and LAw'


n erng and fyid 'ar-es q Christanity
lYAKD c. BOfNION, ~ a
Professor 81 Chemistry Mineralogy and ot"F
CIV
! Professor u t3rerk and Anrient Literature.
5DAN 81. PuIPIS- n. A..
LIAM d. MORE n. 4.
" IF,roieasnr Of "a .-ii-h i-tera.are.
- I.rCfU5 q. {. LAMAR
..ro'es-s,r &c Etlsic-, Aeiapiiy -ics sno Con-ttn
iffioual Law.
tkASphK ]. QUlNeHE y A.
!. iif.,les-or % Il n aai " nieln Language
EtiN HAkEi~bN 3. A.
: assistant 70 thr Professor OF l'Aysica-
4
- n ma institution
Us -, ~, " IA.fi 80 81 - IN
49, y. - ~ 80 NJ. 49, ! ~ 49,
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NEW JEWEtRY STORE.
AT THE SIGN OF TIE
BIG w "A IT q Fl,
NEXT nor NORTH OF ". c eURSERA Co
ENTERPRISE. MISS.
a G. rH1ELa AARp,
IYIl.I.eBnRO ACAnEM1

rr5HF crercises OF this iusutution commenced -
/ the IN M"n IA, II tSnury. 81 un1er to
gb,rvvs. If !. W. WOFFnRb IN the Male, aid Ill
N k A-HE in The feulale depaf ment
The session consists II tvs terms III hrst 81 tSea
ty-ft,ar wueku- tns second Of gixtss weeks.
RATES OF TUITION:
PRIMARY GLASS; nsisting o. Spelling Resa
ina AMI Writing per mfnth, y %
JffNlOR CIAsS- including he above. with tseeg
ranhr Arlhmeuc History and Composition 80. y r
mNnth. s9tV
SENIOR CLASS-f Including the above With A.
uelsr,. ptilnsophy them ~. siuns kheta IL,
| I.tn 6rrek and The higher Ma hoiilaIi;s, se per
/ month, Wv
EXTRA.
4 Mp-iehy the month. see
I've IL ,1ann. -
T,stsion viii ~ charged nom time Of entrance ~
4 close ~ teim anrBS absence occurs from pru,rset
4 I'd Illness
Na- Mis- AsHE "a prepared e. take Some vennl
ialtcs haarl RI, ard cani hoar ting be ottgin
Cd With her and Al other pisces N sawn y.
T. EASTLANp
Prsadent Board d Trustees.
J. D. Iowa escgsisEy.
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...-,-5-'+z- ~ n. IA. .-5T. ysasaI Or 'io7.
on. n IN lsu
"a IN ard '.lrsiI l.Gng gaees 8r gouumetfy snd
Surveying WITH thr a'H'F' iFaa. iss 'He o. All ~ y
rfis school IS -irualsd IN &orih ktsL jasper b.
rss,-sn Ptu "A rir sl in7.-g MIS-. IN d rii4iy ana
~ ia-lf MN u.tt 8 f-sl-Hu he o'liSined " g.
ieahborhnUd o. reasonable ts.lr-- IRE itinciIa
i.~i.gd ey peri nee @ ai- IA ietc IN = ah'
has t-sn tiHneft'y - e~sll - : iiie leii'
=. .rrr .s af Ms -.-ifr. Hft fat II Ci-rlptn
ia aiiihr given 10 the mo q! "a mental cli'ivaiu
81 stm & nL,.
Pnp = -.sn en-.r a. aH, TINE dgrire the session
ana All IT, c arg q a-r-et be-, NJ ded1cii'.
,ill b. N =, for lo-t time, a r. IN casss 20 pr
" 81 GARBuUR
pee. icai BuW5U trustees.
50 r. fe-l .I-sly
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
PanIding. Mic.


I'VE have nov the largest and b,fst assortment
w e.. esrie- AMI sta p loo'ut tlst We have -
at. Money e srufc~ aud TIE mes are hart aud
gill sell nos on the most favorable term
titsr CO ton mtft j. actig' ait'i We are re-
abu, an an we G n rei ~ Mob l. prices l. - q
r-4aih. Ol FRif NnS WHO ONE Us on =
: aHTNT or PROVISIONS AnNANt Ed ON lHFi
.Ysfy ssrr earnestly q te>teu 20 BRING tfvif e.
IN a. per contract. An that ak or 'pe't - -
grirnfls THAI al y viii d. all that thy can and
rulitlv ~ 10 slr. Toall such prom se 70 sii'
"a p thru next wear 70 tle FIJI oAtfn Of onr ability
10 such ~ O.. mn want 10 selt their cotton ~ rf
nj ri-es We say bring 4 20 as and We VIII ria
'''4 MOODY & oFERRELL.
Bod sore Esfcariss- Nov. Q iaJ0. ST.