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Washington Items.

PRECEDENT LiACOLA ECA rCACk-
WAsHIKoTos, March s.-President Linz
coin, lat night, in responding TO a South
eTn gentleman, said his inaugural meant
peace.
TIE SourHERs cosTEDERAcY coEEIssBOsERE
The Spuihern Confederacy Commission
err din~d with senator Wigfall yesterday.
Ia conference this morning they agreed
TO postpone a few days their comnunica-
ton 70 President Lincoln. till Mr. Seward
has an opportunity TO develop his policy
towards the seeding SfsfeA Senator
WigfAli urges imna-diate action, % a. %
allow President Davis 70 capture Forts
Suntersnd Rckens, before reinforcement
could reach them.
RE NExIcAy AND sFAsIsH HIssiosG
IL is generally undeTstooo that hon
Cassius ". Clay vii receive b appoint
uant Of United States Minister 70 Mexico
Mr.. Efberdge. Of Tenressee, "a strongly
urged for the Spanish mission.
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KrNrEa CouRr.-The Circuit Court %.
this county wa in session last week. and
adjourned on Friday The most impor
ram case tried was that Of the STATE ~
George Alexander charged with the mur.
der ed William Carswly. The case VS.
tried before Judge HA~cocK. judy Hanr
having beeu counsel Ter NJ. Alrxand ?
before his election 40 the omer he nos
hoija The prosecution was Conducted
hy q u. MEEk, Esq. the District Atlo-.
ney. assisted By Nj. J~AkSAsTS Of Soxr.
bee. and the argument for the defence
made 81 p ?. NoCattUH Of Kemper. ana
lsuaa HaREisoS Of Lowndvs. The Jur
were cut bur a short time when they r.
turned a verdict Of "not gailty.a
The litigation Of KemPer county Z il.
creasins. and quite q Number Of lAsyen
were in attendance.
We had the pleasure 81 meeting an.
lends O.. l. and n. E MosRlS q III.
sPHshtly and interrstiag paper Published
&c D. Kaih-the Emrg Fag. EFeryths,,
passed OF quietly and pleasantly. ana
aPoa the whole. % was a very arrseab,.
and Interesting Court
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OFPTcH ? MOBILE rKTBuSR.
Tuesday Evening, March 70. 1851.
COrros.-There was a good demand
sgain today. and 5000 bales we're sold
The market closed firm. with Middling
quoted at IlalIie 2 p.
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DECISIONS OF THn HIGH COURT
ocrosEn TERn. rsso.


MsxDAr. March 1. 1861
a4o2 @. W. sartor ct Al. ". Harriet n
sartor. affirmed
o3T6. WIN. u. S~ars vs. s. Al Gunter e
al affirmed.
ssas. \ Oh sc. \. R E Company -
WYATT Move ndmr. &C, reversed
sud remanded.
9-ei. Augustus Richard - james Noon
ev. reversed and remanded.
qsqs II J. Whitworth - William
{.vons. rever=ed aid bill dismis-
sed-
o4il. 40 JAG R R. Co. Is T. c
: Barr 1t ST.. affirmed.
96q8. \. O JAG. y. r. T. Co, vs.. VIM.
Gwinn affirmed.
05-e. Munford. a slave 80. The State OF
His-i~ipIs. affirmed
g43s. Cornelius Bosd. aimr. &c. vs. J.
L c. Wells. sfhrmed.
g7O0. Lewis c Gibson -. Edw n Harper
4 wife. reversed and rewrnded.
GAG. F. r. Freeman rs o. Fulton e
Al. affirmed.
97I2. J.,bn Mckinney ct Al. Is. John
Coulter. President &c. reversed
and bill dismissed
94sI. T.. C Ssf5ofi Garnishee &c. vs. Wm.
Barnes. affirmed.
Q4A Charlotte Mckenzie IS. Charlotte
A. Jores. Guardian &c. reversed
and bill dismissed.
s5s2. Martin Faler ~ al. vs.. William
Norris. reversed and remanti-d.
1857. james Il. Jones VS. Jesse r. Wac
Ter - al. reversed and r-mand--i.
$3.50. Wm- Walker " Andrew J. Ink.
afirm-d.
1857. TarI+1nn 8. Ward V. Eli Motif. re-
ver~ed and rem sHdrd.
97I0. a. 5. Harper. admr. &c. vs. The
State Of Mississippi. affirmed.
1894. James Curry vs.. The State of Ms
sis-ippi. affirmed.
91il. Daniel Knight rs. The State of
Mississippi. affirmed.
$40. Howe Wright 4 Co. IS. Freeman
& Bright. affirmed.
9545. Chsrles J. Sullivan V. Isham Las
aao4aarI.
0's'- fr"drriek Kohlheim rs. The State
% MiSsissipPi, reversed and re-
manded.
"WEDNESDAY. March 6. 1861.
$50. ": 3 Fooshee vs.. L. o. Walker.
'7it John B, Nevittvs Person & Harye.
Soz2 Unison Fieklin. Powell 4 Co IS.
~. L. Duncan. affirmed.
'o'e- joseph blum rs. The State of Ms
Sis~iPpi. affirmed.
Edward L wen vs. James +
Rogers. affirmed.
9A5g- JeH e slly- ". The State of NJ 4
si~sippi. affirmed.
'9"o- > ,. Hawkins adm. &c. vs.. Mid
di~ton COaaway. writ Of error. dis
missed.
''0L. Elliot henderson W. Julia p. Ham
ner ct al. reversed and bill dismis-
sed.
'Vyo. Elliot Henderson Exor. &c. VS..
Catherine Leland, reversed and re-
handed.
THURSDAY, March :. 1861.
)uS- ElJsh Cothran ". The State of
Mississippi. reversed and rem tnded.
oaf. Nj cummings W. Jo.l T. Par
rish. reversed aud bill disali--
sed.
10y Hezskiah Williams ". The STATE F..
OF Mississippi, affirmed. !
1Io. Walsh SniFh & Co. vs.. Lewis I
Moore. affirmed.
J. 4. Ellis, adur. &c. ". Stephen G
J. Siddtll ct al. affirmed. Z
Ordered, that Court Ae adjourned SINE e
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The law card Of Hon. D. c. GEESS,
will attract the attention Of our readers
IN thE number Of our paper. Nobody
needs 10 be told who Col. Glenn Is. Hia
reputation has Long since been establish
Iished a. one Of the sblest lawyers and
most brilliant orators IN MississiPpi.
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The Executive Board o. the General Assnriafsn
Of Regular B=pti=t e South Eastern Misc. will max
with the Shay Grove Baptist church. on Saturday
o~f're the hfh sssbsth II June next, there being no
nhh sabos'h in April As Was supposed st tbs iass
meetng OF sad board.
n L CLARKE, Preadeat
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tse7 - urln ~ cuasdut and ~ rfIa = - sNo7
from thai date. and sall conunues under his owner
ship and superintendent. TACrg1oTr. % tcidelg Gree
lated, nst ts hEifuse nod bon sod, being cvoHaoas.
Now apparatus has been purchased, the tost Acho'
furniture introduced, and 10 addition 70 the ether 10
-sructors, Mr.. GEORGE BLACKaAN dormarly e
New Oriean-) placed ia charge q tho Classical an
Eneish dapsrsHaonts. 10 pains or eEPeaso wiiiI
spared to MAINTAIN the Institutes reputation for thui
ough discipline. sound InauTuctiou, and healthy CO
dsts. oren for nesdy eight years, silh tuii numh~I
during al the epideniee. there has never beep q car
q fever, Of serious sickness, or Of death amohg th
purils, nor hsve she exercises eveE beeH inierfsrr
on account Of sickness IN the hoaan-
a. orculars can 30 procured Il the oesce Of thi
paper, or b. addressing
AsHBEL GREEN, sup'L
nrs-. A. "A rqeo Al
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weight Of evidence as being aEalnse tbs
verdict but e that Question vii agair
arise before the jury O the new triaL and
J. most proper Er their determination. W
do not consider u proper 20 express 81
opinion ufron that psinL
Judgment reversed and cause remand.
ed for = new trial. AAADr-
- The amusing little incident here
related, actually took place in one OF our
curt ruOm less than n century ag0.
Enter juror. fwho.has detained court 81
least an hour
Judge tmuch irrilatedl--Mr. Clerk.
enter = 6ne Of twenty-five dollars against
Dir. Smith"
Smith-~Did I understand your Honor
20 hne me twenty-five dollarsf p
Judge-YeS. sir71
smith draws his pencil and addresses
the following note 20 has Honor:
DEAR JUDOE-Thst little difference.
upon winding up cur little game Of
draw amounted 20 just '6hy." Pay
the C-rk that "tweney-fve,' and hand
the bA1snce 90 the sheriff" Yours &C.,
SnTrH."
tSherih hands note 10 Judge. who in
spects ft a moment. The judicial frown
gives place to = most benevolent ard sat
isf-d smile. as his honor stAmmera.l
Ah-yes! certainly-yes-uuEd er-Asef
certainly-VALID ExcUsE-oertainIv! The
clerk will remit Mr.. Smiths 6ne."
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o. ]. ORR.


WHEREAS letters of administration
wv with the will annexed, were grant
ed 10 the undersigned on the estate OF
NATHANIAL ROBBINS, late of Scott
CIunty, at the Much term of the Probate
Court of said County. Now all persons
having claims against the estate of said
decedent, are required 10 exhibit the same
within the time allowed by law, or the
same will be CARED.
JOHN j. LAMOR,
Admir- with the will annexed.
March. Is. 1861. 22-1t
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Exrosr DtrIFA-A good d-ai Of mi,un-
"erslanding. and Of useless apprehension
i i'lto some people in regard to the 40
o Of the Southern Congress, in impo-
sing an export duty Of ! of M Per cent.
On cotton We invite al such 10 give 3
oA''iul PrrusAl to an article We publish to
,t's' on The aat page Of our paper. taken
nom TIE Montgomery AAcrtsrr. We
V"'"N u a'sPoses Of the question in = man
neF that must prove satisfactory 10 any
sensible man.
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IHK FEDERAL NAvr.-The u. s. Naval
Register for 1861 i out. It contains on
the men-ofwar list 10 line of battle ships,
10 sailing trigates q sailing sloops ofwar,
; sailing brigs, one schooner. and six store
shils; total, 81 sailing vessels. and : first
class team propelers, 6 second elias do,
: screw tenders, 9 first class side wheel
steamers second class do, ; third class
DO / side wheel steam tender, and two
steam store ships. Total, A. steamers,
and " ships in all. About % Of these
are seFEieeable m~en-ofwar OF the mod
ern stamp.
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The District Conference OF toe Congregational
MethSdi-t !. hureh fr the Oak howery IisGlct. win
De REQ ~ 'sreen valley thurc5. in 9a-prr County.
eommenrfng on Saturday before The second sahbSth
in tPri next
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MAFCu H. AoOl- 80
wooDMANs CHERRY E~xPECIORANT
Cares Cosghs.
WOODLANDS CHERRY ExPDCTORANT
oNrrs Code.
WOODLANDS CHERRY ExPBcTORANT
Cures II. klinE u the Throa[
WOODLANDS CHERRY EXPECTORANT
Oars IB6aerzA-
WOODLANDS CHERRY E~XPBcTORAsT
Cures spiuszg % Bod
woODMAss CHERRY ExPBcrURAST
Cure Asthma
WOODLANDS CHERRY EXPECToRANT
Cures Iusamaion 4 he LurEs
woODMASs CHERRY EXPBcrnEASr
Cure FsiP tzt0z 4 The EeArt
WOODLANDS CHEEKY EXPBcTuRAST
Cure Pu.moz4g CompisintA
" oDMASs CHERRY EXPBCTORANT
e-res C-o1-amPn0n ever ths sOras kiada nd pre-
vents eousump ior taking bod q tie eonstit1
aoa Eh-n there j. 3 mE-Eed hereditary Pr~ds
pasien-
wooBNASs CHEEKY E-XFDCTORAST
Cures uysP~P~sA
wuoD9ASs CHERRY ~ExPEcToRANT
Cores I'D gssdss.
wooDMASs CHERRY E~ZPBCToRAST
Cures Liver ~C.sSFiAzt
wOopNAxs cHERRY E-XPEcTORAyT
Cures Pare IL - @dA
WooDwASS CHEEKY EE~FECTOEAsT
Care sex Headarhe.
wc0pMxSs CEERRT EPDCTORAST
ou--s a. zSeoac-s C the so7aea zzd BoEsk
wooDMA15 cEERRT E~xP5cTORANr
clres Ei51ey courlEsis.
gOoDzASB cEERRY -EXPDcIOEASr
IL Atsne AiE~rnzive MedacrA
WoopNASs CHERRY ExPEcTURAST
IsaPurEer q the Eood
wooDMAy-s cEERRT E~XPEcTORAST
l. powerfai rrEoFztor * The Whcle rgs-n-
wooDMAS's CHEEKY E~LPEcTOzAN-
Irth- cz5 Fa@ud u ne sex
By 70 che ExP7cutorzaf ~
WOODLANDS Henry E~xPECToEANT
Css 70 other Experfouas fhan
WooDNaSs CHERRY ~ZPDCIokASI-
sea sbaz you reE no orseF bot
WoOuMASas CHEEKY EPgrTDaAST
WoOpMASs CHEEKY EXFEcnORAST
= - aaly true Ca~rrJ Ezpe@a-AE&
CuERRF EFEcTpEAAT
J. Prep4red % sciezE P1ncipleA
wo0uMAys CHERRY E~xPECT0RAST
IL ne o1iy Cbsrg EEPe@su1-
~soN - ~ pE1gElSRs = ozs pal& rs s~u
Ia lstsL @
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ENoA rtNsscotA.-Ws take the follow
iag 'ron Tie Pynsscols Osssrver Of tn.
Sth iu,t.
~ tofney, in command at the Navy
saiiriy informed the Commands
oe'okiyn Yesterday thsi be and H.
,sops ouuld get no more water OF
tAai Station. We understand the
FoNi' ohorr s-nt an order to { p
sSsk this morning tor q Ia =
- = A4trr which order Mr. X. d~-
teel We advise the A 81 t. ru"
= 'rHa Cruz for "a supply aud give
~iis an airing.
= 40 Truth in the rumor thar all
80 a',on was stopped with "a
tae bats visit out there - u>u'l
ee Mlfh those on board.
T. 1 Commanding Fdrney risit'a
=, tSes yesterday. tie Wa convey
M rom there by the United STATES
: yandottS.
- ST~etman has been appoint
~ Csptain of Ordinance IN u
9 the Provisional Government
q Gl Forn-v.
saiG Gardiner. late Of the Orfnanc-
II the United States. resiEnsi
esen appointed 6rst LirutenAh'
u-fartmenI Of the south % me
dng Ohcer here.
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mr E1-Attorney General Black ewill
probably remain in Washington 70 prac-
tee kw.
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8ymfnial.


Married on The es,h ulL b Lewis NohSes. F-o-
BYRD. Of Wayne.
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Smith Hotel

NAt.fNgneN ntf1HA purchs~ad tho
M u9p-e - tnie pas. ts4e-p aas-
Mi tAlentN re- trtnds ahd thr HHHnA.
NNeN hvN@A4 thmt ne a. nvN prrpHfNd
tNv wants ~ thc rnnfr ulNu fftsah
~ vi Keep On hand q raenfF a
ss~ Nv N~NA11 @nnH0@ Garv me . call. if
RsscA s-.fA q. NJ. la - ,sm W.
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~ - H1rs-usensas q Prof l. MILLERs Raf
fsuFsraaor. asd Liqrad Hair Dye. ia anotheT col
-. Rsfy
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a man lately pat bis dog 10 -
and Kicked him I'D down Stain he IA
noi ai-corer his mistake unul next morn.
ms WheR be chased . coz and eouldn't
bark.
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"AhFaN1A EAEAB
ng Monday. October IL 1850 the faaowtaG1 cnNd-
~ ole fo4a i1tc cperEtsou
Ire MornluR rhrnuRh Ir4n tttes
= o'eleck. A. ~ couusr&uE A. daeEr'n @Gnrstn 80
"a Paaa@rwfT Tram q ~ AeH lrlfane s@ Aha
Crest Eo7bern Rairoz1. gang socsl arriving =
Ne~ton SIS o'corks -
-AM Frenlnr -AseommndauQz IrMans AoPNng -
fa~kson1 vii l-aTe Fickebug A. 4te4 Sc A.aA
I've = sneksou Janrsous nttfaL ~
w.h m paaneueer Iralu cftha 80 NtE
.on ard Great Morthorn Rairoan FanA @efNA
R-TrEErsa TIE ThrouRh lnan NlH leAte te-
a II -. a r. couurcf - - sZ4s'1 eA-esgu
~ Pnua~narr Train Of the View DnraNa s@Arp1 30
re- Norbsrn Railroad gArg Acrnr And arrive -
T[- E-e-~wm1dafian Tr1n aMi iraFe J4cEa11
trrrfio~ A. n q clerk. A. r. conrecNaG Mtth f1e fa@
-~~ger rrain from Ses Orleans and afrtve s. Nick~
Fsssrngera from FicksbarE 81 Canton and
~ worth - TIE Mnsiaappt CenurL Railruad, Will
r.ks the EseninF Tran.
- Pa-=snFefs IN stanons Eat of1sakscu, VII
axe he MnrninE lruin.
A. Passengers CO Nsw o1eara can lake eHAer
Trnin.
ne shove echeduio w6li ~ eornplrd with and al
pamaenMer~ ard lrfarhG mMl be earned mH i@f nr Mh0
rondH4on 81 the n al ne anfety ~ tie puf3lc. and
fha ahiify q th1 GoDpauy Wld iusulf. Hat 81 anF
tMlnrna ~ gmiheinua ~ c3mpy 81 rewlths ~ az 80
~ ang fiaRha which way o. Maulra " MmE pri a@r
rianssurgAcn 60 he Bod ~ Ceufaq4 vi ant
asaa s'~ ~fmnr.un. 60 asaam c.
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al, nTicksrs -safe the Glass; enclose ~
uorev 70 or aidnrhH- hnd o. reefspt Of b We Nnd
erd miat 4 ora~rsd ~ fafuru mail
Na~An edanfuuuirafiu1a rltcfiF c1nhdeuftai-
M-Rarchaaara aiu pfenae eFte tbeir niEnaturua
~ ;. agd give their PnsI 0f1ce County and state.
mN-Srl1arn eo1tainmr fni erpia1nNDus W orr
4-heueee. efe- 81 - brNarded ~ mail toang oue
ming ~ their name.
0rNenn for Tl~kn4m On C@Tfthensaa ~ Mall or Express
hre-ld - aadregBad n
HoISEs DAVIS 4 CO. Macon. eeoDrs
guna ~. fN0. @N
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ga are Iookinga at a picture, you
il the advantage Of . COCA -
eeurtooust 20 your felio~ereatuE@
% picture.
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L~AUDERDALE SPRINGS,
(wHITEsULPHCR AND CHALYBIArE wATERsl
Lauderdale County. Miss.
OPENS IA 1881
u. b NTH, Owmsr ana Prorrss.o-

ANlNf purchased the sbnvo fashionable and
IL popular Watering Place -inee the in-t season
sne pE 'Pretor take y ea-uE- IN assuring HE odd
riehas ana the Pubiia centrally that no pains vii
o. spared 20 render cumfart, health and pleasure "a
Visitors These SpTng-. the Medicinal properties ii
Nhos- waters are universally conceded b, tie Medf
cal Faulty are situated on the Mobile ana Ubio
Railroad lsS miles abpge Nozzle; and ~ince lie com.
p'euan OF tbs Railroad b tween Fick-burR md Ne.
seee-s',sr 70 the valleys Of the Mississippi and rer,
Omnilu~ees will be In readiness at an tinrea. 20
convex pass myers 10 and from the Railr All.
The pr Prirtor las b. on we'll known az he sprines
Tor many Asars- and again tenders his seryieee r.
plea -ure seekers and invdlds.
taniles or single Person- desiring 70 spend the
summer AZ these springs viii find it 10 IN i sdvan-
tAge 70 secure rooms early and remain among their
southern friend. instead 81 with their Northern enc
March IS I 81 % -
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NOTICE.


10 these vac nave Vhildrtn 10 Educate.
80 ensaed q 'eacanE IN the toan az
mnlthN and have reenirnd
- - tI--te F~~te PAfcnsGo for Vt "a. 4
Ny school + anl 90 he fnrirnsa o,s a.4.m.
J am unahie &c d. ms scholar i,ssATn ! 6sw
gec the Ncrriees 81 eaod rrraf, 1900
mcnced on honday The 18th ultlmo.
TERM@a
Primary ErNnchea-Snan a.. Eaaafww Wlti.~
GrammAr Affthuatflc. Ceoaraphe ~ p6I--
cphy hrsa ana sfcnnd sfFeS per mentR- la AN
secondary hranche=-Agrtsa Geamrt~F
troaons. Assts on the MIND, Lalin. Grrok
bssak keefauK. Ezra por munrh. ~
talutuA DfAwinr. EfntroatarS nna nr.i-
E&fa e4 - ootaaotd - z a-nuafss nrs%4a
r.. E. IA. ROnHNamw.
REFkRESCle ~
J. r. Wulbern, c.r.r 49,
L. A. LAmsitrr.
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posed 81. The case Of Joseph NJ. Fro.t
vs.. D vid Fulton, an action OF trespass for
shooiiaE a slave, resulted in a verdict for
defendant. Trrrall & Terrall attorneys for
plaintiff Wood and Smith for defendant.
IN the case Of the State Of Mississippi who
suer To- The Use Of the distributes Of John
S Mcleod v. J. W Avera. Admir-. Of A.
Mcleod ct al. a demurrer to the COM
plant was sustained and the case dismiss
I'd. Evans, Chapman and Smith for
plaintiff, Wood, Chapman 4 Jennings
for defendant.
On Monday. Gov. McRAE. by request.
addressed the people on political topics,
in his usually able and felicitous manner.
There was nothing further OF interest
during the brief session of the Court
Our thanks are due to our friends for the
liberal manner in which they paid up their
accounts due the Carton. and for the ad-
ditions they made tn u subscription list.
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vs..
Milton Riley.
o-pening ca

@AAAbH
HPON opening complainants bill, tap
u pearing that the said defendant, Mil
ton Riley. Is a nonresident of this State.
II is therefore orc, red that notice be given
the said Milton Riley Of the tendency OF
this suit by publication in the Eastera
Urrion. a newspaper printed and publish
ed in the town Of Pudding. in Jasper
County, in this State, for four consecutive
weeks. that unless he appear in and be-
fore the honorable Chancery Court next
To be holden ia and for the County u
Scott. al the Court House thereof, in the
town Of Hill-boro. on the 4tb Monday Of
April next. and plead, answer or demur
TO said bill the same will be taken rs CON
feSsed, and a decree M de accordingly.
Witness Jno. p. Harris, Clerk of the
Chaneery Court OF said County, the 4th
day of March. 1861.
JOHN P. HARRIS, Clerk.
Ma-.h X 1Z6I % 81
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The state Of MIssIssIPPE,
GnATr n, ,TTNTV

In Chancery Court of Scott County at
rules. held at the Clerks Office of
said Court on the first Monday, the 4th
day OF March, 1861.
Craven McLemore, Ri IN enf,rea ven.
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w HEREAS. letters of Administration
w on the estate Of GEORGE BROWN,
deceased, were granted al the March term.
1861, Of Scott County Probate Court. TO
the undersigned. Now all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby re
ouired to exhibit the same within the
time limited BY Law, or the same will be
J. J. BIRDsoNG. Admir-.
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Duung the oonfagraaon q Canton caused ~ .
hombardmeut 4 tho British, the en ensive medc
warehouse OF our countryman Dr.J.c c. Ara, Of Lowell
the depot Of The Cherry Pectoral and catharfe Fi
tor China was totally destroyed lie nov makes q
demand upon our government for Indemnify from
he lose OF his property, and hence oil grow Anoih'
nut to crack With our elder brother johnny. su'h
TO il Doctor; ard If our Government maintains GU
rights wherever your Pills are sold, We rhsil only y
unprotected on tracts that are VERY barren-h1~'
nse, Trenton, \. u
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The InYigOraIIng RIltpr

= SFALsIalA AND ~AGREEABLE REaunv
pg4r sAA STA hkAlAChk nlAR-
$500 teEA 49, ANtE AND III ~
blLIrf.
AWE1E Htters constitute An apra.nhi. Ar,,..ta.
I Tonic sdaptod for g-o 10 anY ainafr. ~ -.
PecaaAy aPpropFste tor tho-e neaidnR tn enrm ros~-
riea, snd Nhero Fever Snd AEun. a. auAwr Frrsre -
- pgvf@ha a. they uoi cniY give tome and rteof -
ne debililNsa hut serve a. ~ eHr<tt.ui 1890. ~
ne poiaon % malsria 10 the system. For ghe rare
ma Pruvenncn Of lyanepaiN, Or Ark HoadaAn. f5e
.nN8ofa0nE httHrs VIII 10 fcrnd tcrf efftrllrp.
q. =. MORRISON a 60 urltrrirta
10. Il MagR4iro SsreeL NeN ripan@
oce irnnFionra
fer seea ey JOIN WRiGHT 4 a. and IsurrS.ts
Generally thrcughcut the countrr.
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HL AAH
Tash an experiment, Ia the
Enforcing 0fhi- view Of the political rela-
lions Of the seven States. There may be
d |dugmatieal assertion Of tn right oil do.
miuion. and the purpose of r~econquest,
but be will mot dare. in the face Of such
indrxibir facts as the existence OF Az or
gsuized Government. existing ne feo. aud
supported By sush "a mighty array Of IN
tellirrncv aud iotce, la outrage civilization
hy amy such act OF foolish temper.
We think that he will reiu-e 70 enter
tain the Commissioner at all. hut that be
sill cau.e ii 10 bee made known that while
they nave no right TO ask. lac has no pow
er. whatever might be his disposition. 10
assent 10 the Acknowledgement OF the GOV
eminent OF the Union.
Nobody expects that he will comply
with the request OF the Commissioners.
aud all thoughts viii bee turned inteutly
60 The government At Montgomery. to
learn the acuou u viii take 10 secure the
tree possession OF ali it, territory against
an foreign occupation, in which its title
% respect any where requires that il
should class the retention of forts. the re-
cogvry OF forts. or the collection OF revenue.
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y. C. GLEHGs
ATToR At la w.
MIS- sBRPI CITT.
"uL Fneassia ~ C0ura ofths EsAt Jo4e&
SSSAa ~
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F-SS5t51- mn efA HGaTare an Cutlery.
Roots. Sho s.. t1othing HAS. Caps &c. and viii deal
in al kinds Of . y LIQUORS.
as-They & esdSoC COMMISSION NERcHANT rs for
the sale OF Country Produce. Lave stock. &c.
M0bN March t6- 1851. Eiv
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SCHEME.

my 81 90 Ticket with q drawn number on h
ataroned 70 cofne out ~ any particular
place- such a. g l-t - -. or any other
FlauoD ID Gne drawing --.s---s-.-s-.----sss
@@N=-
ricfets from EWt - niy price. ~ the shove rates per
Dollar.
REaKNzEEf -Tf tao o. more selected rum9ern are
akeu and ~ Of lhosf numbers 20 seicct4a Are Hwt
.nsNa amcng the twelve drawn uumhefss the ueAet
ss~Hy eass Scheme purchasers can seieot tiseir
on Kambsr
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Those who die Of Copsum ption, invariably aceusf
themselves u neglecting a slight cold caught esther
by vet feet exposure % tho weather. or some sui
simple cause. II you would but carry a bottle o
woodman's Cherry Expeetorant ab'ut With you
every part Of the habitahie globe, every circum=tAnc
Of climate. no matter hoW sudden the trau~innn from
vet to CRY from heatt 10 r IA your body vouldbe fi
it'd, and many valushle lives would he pared. i
oares Coughs, Colds, Lnhuenza, and al Puiraena )
afect0os.
Sold b. al Druggists. "a
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Buy ATER'a AsrE cUEE Tor intermiserts- Ann
CHEzET PEcToRGl fora Cough, and AFEEs f1Is TO- al
the purposes Of . Family Physie. u