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THE PATENT
Steel Comb Brush Gin.

FI0UT uTuuflrtIfe ~ Nullrt's rrlshrai'd Patent
Il lr#I t,rIH D. -H.4 t,.u .- continued d., th- sub
s-Hf.f. au...r tHr style Hf Nsrsstta lnaHIs D. .Io
.saF- #ftslTaft Glad I"F Co. HI Aberdeen. y --.
.f..t.Y #sa nov stood thD Test Uf -etrrHI years
extensive uae ry Planters boz dIHer,nt sections -
..H-y ana ft- ,R-..lsuce Boz speed dIlft, durability
a#afy 'f-1Hl fire. rTl general performance, ie July
.t.fI,.F.H ,IaIs f7r husuf-s. hearty. and uTs9or
ity Id sample. DO b. uucgualled by any t'in n the
world.
and tfras ing process thrguGh which the lint passes,
If- tapaa.alv adopted % clean the cotton oi sand,
dust and trash generally.
ne stand took The Premium 90 two successive
state Fsrs iu Ms-sspp and az the last state FAIR At
Montgomery h1.
fnrsrs of tie superiority OF the cotton gnucd Un
these Stands.
trcuIars wi he forwarded n persons desiring fur
thor iuf lrmatou aud orders Nill De- urumpuy nlled
j. ". BECKETT,
J. l.. TiNbALL.
ALrrifsa Ms Feb -. 1900 l2-ly
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state orIsoni rutch. Dccenscd

ANuuErts. latte. of Admin rti5u au
" tts estate o, Iaom Fufe. la..a.p I1t.
1i Nev nu COUNTY State %. 500. ..r.I vra.
granted t0 tle uu ..r.ims. no tH' u.a,m.
bcr Term of tbo plabat. Court o.. Newton
county. Now go per nus indebted t1
Che cstaf. Ot said d..ejout are hereby
notified to exhibit the alnr and have
them registered within the time pro,ciib.
ed by law. oF tucv will ba forever barred.
D. D.. NNNELtL. Aimr.
Jan. lOth. l-jt. lG--t
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IL indebted 20 The under .rned viii
\ please come forward end settle up
Immediately. a. have given hr-, credits
! aln compelled collect. " o. Turner
i> my authorized agent to settle NV bu-i-
ness when ana absent.
W. n. TURNER.
Nov. 2S tsGu. --Gp
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InsnINcnt Nniicc.

WHEBEAS. the estate Of JOHN VIII.
II LIANSoN, deceased, Vas declared i'm
solvent ., an order aud decree Of the
prcb1te court Of Newtou County. state
cf Mississippi made at tbe la-i Noycm.
Der term, \. u. lS6D, Of -al ltgWt now
all persons holding claims AGAINST said
estate arc hereby notified to bring in sand
claims duly Pro61ted acoordiug 10 law.
and have them registered before the Clerk
Of the Probate Court Of aid county. "a; his
Office in Decatur. wi;hiutwclye months
from the date hereof or thc same viii be
barred. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
=. q. WILLIAMSON.
Atmiui-trJtHTs
F-.l 49,.
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GUARDIAN. safe.

ID b>CANT 20 a decree Of th. Probate
Colrt OF Newton County. state OF
~ .',is'.ipPL m1de at the JuIy tsrn. A. u.
r'r, Thereof ihc unier.i,uc,I guardian
OF Elizabeth, Sarah aud EIwfr NrAufu.
MINOR hers Of W. l.. M,ALPIN. d.r.r--
"a. VAL, on Monday tho 7,h dav of JAM
u'ry next 3. y. lS6l. sell at public auc-
li'l 90 Tie highest bidder. on % credit OF
twelve months from thc DIV Il .ai.. at
tl' aaoor OF the Court House af .s.I Ssw-
,'n County. between the hour ur..rr.tei
l' l.w' The following hrd ,a-u.t: One
l9urih interest iu tho undivided hrlfof
The : w See. i.SW olS.r. In. aud thc
W I y W ; Soc. n, all in Town hir g..
Range N East.
sud hnd' viii be .old sr'sset 4, the
Ion prescribed By tho Statute. and thr
purchasers thereof will be- rs,utr,I 10 Give
note. with good security payable in twelve
months Tor the purchase nouey
WILLIAM McALPIN.
20. Guardian.
a''t 49, AN'Nh ..tf
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RN virtue Of an order Of the Probate
~ '"uft Of Newton county, Mi.sis-irpi
made at the January term. iSGI u,crt5r
the undersigned. Admini-trator of the
estate OF ELEALOR NELSON, deceased.
will on Saturday tho 10th day of N,rch
next, between the hour. Of N o'clool. in
the forenoon and o'clock in the sf,sr.
noon OF said day, at the late Residence of
said dcccdent, IN said county. expo.o for
saleat Public Auction to thc lisl,c.t nd.
der on credit Of ten months from the
cedeut in said county. to.wit. The 5 ~
, Of y. Z. and L. Of y. ". / Sec. n.
T.. g u. 10 East.
The purchasers Of said real estate Will
be required TO give bonds with cool and
ample security, payable in ten month.
nom date o, l,. ,a,e, for the purchase money
JONATHAN u. PARKER.
Feb. 6, Is6l. III
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Thc state o. ssIsSissippi


To Will. 4. Lang. of the State OF Texas.
and VIM W lang. Of Alabama, and oi,
other person. interested in the estate O..
TENpT LANG. deceased.
NTuu are hereby cited to hc lui person.
4 ally appear In and before the honor
oble PROBATE Cuug, o. Wgyno County. to
o. holden 40 ths Court House thereof iu
the town of Winchester. ON the -ud Mon
day in Mrr'h ueNt. thsn andtheret1 show
clu.e if any you can why the account oi
FINAL settlement ol ?. y. Mlingsiey. 90
minfseraeerTr-~ ~ Tsleut which SNOW
on hle in the oilEe of the C5--TTE GT nd
court should not be- allowed and placed
upon tbc records Of said court. and o. 10
and suffer such other things a. may be
awarded iu tue pIHa o..
WIuc tHe honorable p II. Napier,
Judge oi Probate %. WAYNE COUNTY
- Given under my hand aud seal
(sEAi J of office. tho 18th dag lf Jaru.
w - ary. A. %. l~il.
q. W. TuNKIN.
Probate Chris Wayne co.. Miss.
Jan .U. Iau lest
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S25 Reward.

~ RANAWAY from the subscri-
CfA Der, on tho Goth August last, me-
LtIb gro FRANK, about - years old.
~ NeoppCr color; weighs about lGi
M pounds has scar on his right
~ and on the corner Of one OF hi
49, eyes; on the back Of his neck
there is large sccd vnrt.
The above reward viii be given for in.
formation let AZ the .Hsfsgippi1a office.
Jackson, Miss. which will lead TO his re-
eoycIy.
Mrs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov. n. 1860. off
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AdmInIstmor.s Notice.

WHEREAS leRrs og Administration
w ~ tHly aonn the estate Of ~rEPIi-
~ b. TULLAS. k.ca-ed, were granted
to the uudarsir1d at the lat january
term of the Probe court of Smith couu-
a., State of Mi-EiT Vow aIl persons
having claims aGL-t the estate OF said
dccedout. aF' Lca required 90 exhibit
the same, and lae them registered iu tho
manner and with tho time prescribed
by lsw or they " Doe forever barred
SRAH L. 1ULLt~.
Aduhstrafrix, d bonis non.
Ia, lslh. ~ -
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h!GHT OUT OF DARkIE>S.

Tb41r.f La.r Hind tr,7,, Itr.f 81,
tir., al,r. f, ,Io 49, -. ,.,,.
,I,s.5 80 ,.l,,r,1 49,, l1,.I,
,.,Il I,,,i- ,,,-,.s. ,r -. .,,1 H., -
M Hin, .f-,- AMI ,,,.,.i-.,,,... ti.r,l. mi
,In,a .l Il. j, s.,... 49,, ,...,. -,
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mi. ,,g,I.,. ,.g,[,,. 4...l,.c,-,,1 I,,.c
H.. ~. ~. .,,,.r;,.. ~, ,.o. ~ n,.,.
LIorG tr,c-. az. .,,. ,.sr..r., Il. l..,,, an.
ms. ,-.. ..,.,,,.,, a.. : ,.-,,., ,.j.I.,I III,
darrLter of INV ,n..La..s mo-. ;r.i,,atg
fr;s,5I w. I,ut , ,rrs ,.r t.... 81. -.
NV.''ie'i man ny S'i'' va -s'f ,.-..
70 me- nov ~, l', ''. j IL .'''' ,'.'
VI .i o.,I nus - i''i..-.''' '
's ~ '.'-t ,i-
'u1 ..'''.' Il SHs "'7' III o"i .I.''''- y.
NJ .''7 ''o anu - ''''-.'1
"- gay l"''. 'i''''i ".' ".'. N-,'''
1hl oila c,''I Hal "s-,'il..4'' '.' 20 'i', A'I
''s' AWAY .,g-.a' TT. n n "'lI''.
Use" To 'r..'....'. ..-.- some" '.'l oil sum
'''l' ''"h s''.''A give ne. WINGS %I'' we
."'u' s'r .. W more ''L over hef ''.t-
'"''-, .tille' in 'Aa.t iah. '.1Nh u Glt'i,'
.egln." 80 spiritual, 50 orllraLe- " hen
I''He" i'i" h,i l'.'Ai'i.."I eFe-' al
-aH'Vl n ~ 'hh.'h. l.t. e-e"'eA 2 h"''tr
when could see them ro longer.
Tor fifteen years the world had been
. visible to uc. with it- beauty. its mystery.
e., roIusu,e Then darkne>, began 20
teal gradually over ms. Itwa- q whole
year before the last ray of Hoat had faded.
. was ~tonc-lliud ut sixteen. [ va, thank
iul that ]. was no. sudden stroke. Day
after dav had SOUGHT in VAIN for some
! cherished object Of 81 ION. once it had
/ been the blue range ot tine aroF hills :
again the familiar uutl.pe Of distant
tree. After Will, the darkness came
nearer. Dav after day some tender grace
+ would fade out from "a beloved face, and /
Z could only reproiuca II in my fancy. At
length | seemed 20 uwell IN a world of
shadows. Shapes. whose dim outlines I
/ could only family catch. iioated by me ::
but stiil could tell day from night still
heaven blessed light was welcome. But
/ what shall say OF the anguish Of desola-
/ ton when the last ray Was gone-when
/ they told me the midday sun was shining
( clear and bright, and ], alas -ll in blind
/ est deepest laldnlcht-no light no hope
had so much to give up, Il was not
alone the Joy OF slght the dear faces the
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mn stntc nrEi..I.sipnl.

NV lIiN Nfl y
To Jane GRAY. and IL husband James
~. Gelv ot the SO ul Texas. and aIj
oth,1- Interested 1tLr -.tr',maut of
tha estate ui tIiu MCDONALD. de-
t.r.rd
VvuT are hereby 81 t1 Leaud appear
before the Tl.ds Cnu.t %. Newton
County. N,-,s--lrn..o . or before the third
Monday u February ext then and tiage
Jo show cBJ-s !. 10 vvg can why the
final account Dt A.lu.-.ll, Aimlui~,rl-
t1I ou said dscedgue estate should no.
Nc allowed a- uGugBtticmenl, dc.
l-.uedud given pudcr my
SEAL hand 81 seal Of office. Jan.
uirv 81 SCI.
JASA. WAEE. Clerk.
Jan. hi. iSEl. lIIt
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4dmini>irator.s sale.

THE sT,lraF uIssI-.IrrJ. suIru COUNT.
u rJr.uncc or ar order Of the Probate
I cour, at smith County. Mississippi,
VII -sll O. the highest bidder i'r cash, 0u
the 18th day of March. 1851. before 90,
ooarol tic Court House, in Raleigh. a.,
claims, notes aud accounts. due lD she e-
t.tao. EiNATHAN -. UU,ENuRTlI
deceased
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U'tEEN up. bv William +. Youur, ten
uug- Eetot Decatur. one Bay Horse.
black name uud bIi. tbo name reached,
ud tHl b1t'rd, Oh. point of tbc ln.t cIr
1iE some .IIdl. marx. on hi. r1,s. about
thirteen htujs h.sh. ani about fJeru
yeae u.i aIpr..ed ,' Dee worth twenty
ire dollars. ih. owner b. requested o.
come urntri. rl, changes. aui take him
away. or hp vIl' Ha .Y.u according On l.v.
JONATHAN GRAHAM.
RANGER Newton Co.
r4r .U I..f IE.f
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Idnini.irnior,s NotIcc.

WHEREAS letters of administration
w with the will annexed. wrrr grant
ed a. the November term or tie Probate
Court Of Syott County. totha uuHer..cuo I
on the estate Of JOSEPH I. HUGHES.
decreased. notice IS hereby given To- all per-
soas % present their claims duly Hrpb1trI
within the time allowed bv law cr they
Will be barred and All persons indebted %
said deceased. are requested 20 com" for
ward and make immediate raEmDut.
g.. T.. HUGHES.
j.. J.. EANLI~~.
Adm'r- with wall annexed.
Dec. 81. lsGG. u-t
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w HEREAS Leuer. Of Administration
w were granted 10 the undersigned.
90 the Jaursry term of the Probate Court
of Wayne County. Miss. ON the estate 81
JOHN !. I. HORNE deceased, notice Is
hereby given O. on persons having claims
against said e#g1to f1 present them. duly
pruuattd. within tho time allowed hy iav,
nr tlcg vii ~ barred; aud AL persons
mdtttetfrUths seid dcc lent arc required
90 come lUr,y,rd aud msIe .mmpdutcpa
meut. INu 70. HORNE, Admir-.
Jan. H1. lsrl Iu--t
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WHEREAS Letters OF Administration
w we're granted to the undersigned
by the Ptchato Court OF Newton County,
Mississippi. on the Estate Of b. r. BIZ
MORE. deceased. ~ tho last November
Term thereof 1905 Now. therefore. all
persons having claims against said Estate
are rvquested and notified 10 exhibit the
same aud have them registered within
the time prescribed BY law or they will
be forever barred.
JOSEPH KELLY, Afs'r.
jan. 10, lss0 l4-1w
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Bn. w.AvERA,


tttKEs Wa me.he.l ~ i.u.leHbs h.s professions
sHrtIHes tH t.t public.
De nfnuafui t4 nHFftrn tII arer1f.HnaIn MeshIH
Irai DENTISTRY ath sll Che Iatasi improvement
lss1fE F.HfHaf0f
fr fesre. fhlfr tenders hIs tHtuha 81 l.s fIIauH
sf. tha puNhH Hf i'a NheHll naIfanHaa pFtru.lHH Or
hiir Hni fIu.fa ili hH HH rNtsH Hlea Bic eurk .H
amaruef Al iH uFft "a continuance ut the alfHa.
.tastaatl. April "a. tsis. HtY
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VENEvufR'-Ii two or more selected number. rfe
taken. sud an of those number -n s,Isrt,d srt mos
drawn among the twelve drawn uuptvs-. tto ticket
IS % IlauE.
rB-By this scheme purchaser, can select t.o.r
own Numbers.
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WlrEREAS. letters os Administration
w on The estate @. ElN1 l.uIpIi,
deceased, were granted tl f's uuIar i'm.
,' al the la.t January tenn ut jue iro.
nate court q, Smith County. safe OBJ li.-.
ss'lppt Vow an pes-1u# having claims
against the estate ul said dge .au'
are hereby required to exhibit the m-
and have them registered. in tine manner
ana within thc time prescribed iy Jaw %.
they VIII We forever barred.
" J.. GARY.
AtuluI-trItHr.
Ir J. 10Th. ISL ~
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Nor D.srosED TO FiCHT.-It is said that
the United States recruiting officers find
difficulty now in filling up the ranks with
men. Notwithstanding every town and
city in the North contains hundVeds Of
thousands of able bodied men who are
idle and without means of support, they
do not care to accept the invitation Il
90 into the army. We heara great dea
Of talk among the ardent, platform Re
publicans about coercing the secession
istS Of the South by means of Northern
soldiers, hut the indications that m
fighting IS to be done mostly with the
tongue. Few care to enlist with pros
pect Of engaging in civil war and hav
ing 90 fight, not only for pay, but to keer
the government together that there MAY
be q treasury from which TO draw theil
pay Rochester ias5a
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NOTICE
TO LLCE
TO the TaJ-Payers OF Jasper County.

TO the Taxpayers Of Jasper County.
WHEREAS by an Ordinance passed Lv
II the Convention of the State OF Mis,is-
sippi, lam required TO collect an addition
al Tax OF fifty per cent. on the present
State Tax for the defence OF the State.
Those who have paid their taxes prior to
this day, viii be required to pay this adj
ditional tax, a. well as those who have not.
I would suggest to those who have receipts
for 1860. 20 bring them with them. which
will save time IN the settlement Of the
additional Tax
There will hs an authorized person a,
my Office alta times 70 rcceiveand receipt
for the taxes IN my absence.
L. B. LASSiTER,
Tax Collsstor Sf jasper County
Fsb. 4, ltop. 2,-st
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MEDICAL NOTICES.


WWANfNa permanently iHr4t.i lHnaHIT fI Pile.
VILE. M.laIaatrrI fHHIlHTa H.s r. .#..ua' #.IrIs
isas tf thn eIufnna Hf IhH uifr. 5000 sT.r.InI..f 3
eHHHfrr. uHira uVrr tIn Il#t iiH..H. WHHI. .H uI
- HtftnH at 900 NfH.s uniHaH H.HaiiIiIN IN rI.I..f
ilslefeufe. il.maeif aud Hth'Ia f urHFa..ul.
aart 81 tsn1 N#iN
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Tor THL RAFID CURE OF
Coughs. Colds. Influenza, HOlTseness,
Group, Bronchitis, InciPient COnsump-
tion, and for the relief Of COnsumptivc
Patients an advanced stages OF the
disease.
So wide is ;hc field of IS usefulness and so nu-
meTOus are tie eases Uf It's cures, that almost
Cyrry section of country abouuds in pt-s0ns pub
hCly known, who have been restored nom alarming
and even do peTatC ui-CasUs Uf the lungs by its
use. Nhen once tried, lis superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent 60 escape
observation, and where ij5 NHtuc, arc ka0vn, the
public p LONGER hesitate what 9uiirote o employ
f1T tie d,tIC- -.u- and dangerous affections OF tho
pulmonary organ, that sfs IHr lr7t 90 UDr climate.
While MANY inferior remedies thrust uuon the
Community have failed ard been discarded, tlis
has gained IHHuds uy oEegs ,aal, conferred dement's
on thC afflicted thsv san never forget, 1rd pro-
duC-l cures too uuuOnr, and 100 I-lu5IEaulg 10
BE- l0rEU'feu.
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..-.o THE Panutiou recently
Ts5sg q cultivated by n l.. Campbell
~ - in Clarke Couny. Mississippi,
g. Sanmy miles from pc~oto. There
are lsu acres recently dared hall oI
which Is rich creek hotton land, with or
dinary improvements. Tie tr'c; contain
$50 acres. p4icc Sl2 50 ~ acre.
Also.
2,3O1 acres on Tallahalia and QuafalIah
Greeks IN Jasper Couutf Ai-..-siVri.-
These l1nds are c0asilerf. the very esi
"a the EasterrT-rortion o. the state.
Address nr. Joslru bEnrS. Mol ''e
Alabama.
January H.. f-.u. ti-tI
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" thrilled with the church music. Hear
mig seemed t' ma like new scn-n.-
Through Il drank in deep drauEhts of
pleasure. ! Aal sgt IN the choir: and
when prayers were over ! CItrtateo lie
orEanl-t o. plaF Tor we again. Soon Wc
became fast trends. ] think that ulE en-
tAgai1sn pleased niHI, 'gr twilight after
twilight .CnrH us alone ln The church,
WIKI only tine little boy who blow the a'l-
l0"--ioaE Cunningham playing, and ]
listening and dreaming.
But ] soon !ul,-l tA.uI, au n.u.,l.c
sense of power revealed I'll ,ome-thaJ tie
a.-an..' wa- uo artist. Sometimes !
l6u-gd to sweep l.m of the stool, aud lu-
iclEnf with mv own fingers tHe music
that was I'm nv soul. This iGng tnat
could Pc musician dlrncd upon ao
slowly: tut day v 3.E tl. ems. o.. power
strengthened.
At length ] .>ea him 10 let me ;Er
.nin.l la was a-t9ui-aei. My souI was
hooded with lrmOur. Wild. Tco.
s.EaHs oen. 90 me ike The whispers q.
angels. r.om t.ar night WAS the ma
i.i ana aa Jay nunI,. sometime. ! would
uEf-u'u" my Iro:ao" 90 "a r.lth me To- Tie
'aH'a; AND then. for hour alter hour.
i"' oiE.n would indeed 0n th" vg..n0I
II 5'"'' i!e., .-at '.'l lH music .l. ..
"L,"'"' %. '.t ''h2. Hle.'hn- uoEAa.t
"''-.y .-. one storm stroke I't come.
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ma. CHAs. ". RENCIlER.
Decatur High School.

,gfr PERRY Principal % Male Department
ns.n h. IAHNls. Principal q Fsmaio pepart
~" ms. NARY G. WILSON, rsschsr n Musical ~.
rafiuruA
matss 81 Tuition pes Session 90 ave
uaamahas
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Ho.uin~. n.adnn Wdtnn. and Mental Anih.
nefic - W
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
ari,hnssls. gsosrapbr. Grammar. uIsteryand
Faulhlal arence Na ~
wmurn ENgLisM DEPARTMENT.
kirsd4u. 0aanielry rhlioaorhg end chemistry 90 %
fs'la sna OrlrH or either 90 tae hoien Lau. 81.
Wiagea "
MuHUs
nanun9ani ahafHet %
rll,a sharand rom daf 81 entrance. and no deduc-
nan maas aaranf &C. nIutfanind siesneaa
auHaiani aafra Hl eHnHnriani taaehnfa vi ba in
attendance. e Faufhern h.fih. olinraton and scnu
failaa ias = he eloss - each session.
haafd san - had 81 Ten and twelve dollars per
rsr nl4ttsr psrtieulafs tadfass V Csrs,on. r
sssalan. 4 asNPn. ul has 2 y aatd.sslsn
-. lpae 80
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

ATTACKED by WoIvES.-Ihe Boyer VAL
ley Crawford couny) Record says the
mail carrier between that place and Deca-
tUr was lately attacked at night by hun
dred or more hungry wolves. He put
whip 10 hi, horse and reached tree just
rs the wolves came up around him.
Leaping from his horse 70 the tree he was
soon secured in It's branches. where a por-
ton OF the pack watched him ull day
light, the remainder having departed IN
chase Of the horse, which could not after
wards be found, The mail carrier nearly
irote 70 death, and fell from the tree 10
the ground. whore he was found insensi-
hle the next day, and carried to a house
five miles distant before he recovered.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13
PElCnWOOD NURSERY,
state Llns, Wayne county, mi..l..ipi

- IuE sulscr hor. thankful fuf fhs rI..
~ rrufsH bestowed #,.1 Dis Nurasry duf.u
te f.. past year. lT .Ta Iof t'Ie trauIuE IisIt
U4trri Iul season. TfrI1 NAElEItt1 Ot
-" tuult b PEACH l'tEI- adopted tn cos
-. aaI. lrd r.I0tIe. auH aud tu4 fttIs fii
z tNsH7F IHe cents nleh. or fI per bundled Fli.
Il FAhftIit. 60 NpLE i-. 4ll Sttr 40.
e lFef.ive r"uis #fHl. 1r e-f p.T hundred. IltIf
tAtlltllS UE pEAH IrEI- IHulraIv I.tTG
auFte tl tho climate. Ht 'tv epu.s eaUh of a. rtf
huudrCd TEN NANftIlta OF Ntf rAEtNF- no
th.u1 cents enHn FEN NANltrtt- UF pf.t urs
AMI AHIiI NI-. Ht Ufy cents nHrh.
Ha- Descriptive Clfa'.r.i#s Sons free so EXPENSE
20 tHns4 wishing them.
A. Orders WtI % Hled tafcfiI'y ana promptly
ant tha Trees packed in moea or tn render fhaif
utusp spurta2u slfH anI Keep co.. u iu good condition
lrseforl wgek1 out of che GROUND
GEO = GAtNEs
S'ais Lias, Mas. oct " tsco i-f
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

May it please your honor, said a law
yer, addressing one of the judges Il
brought the prisoner from Jail on a habe7s
corpas." well, said fellow in an un-
der tone, who stool in the rear Of the
court ".hesc lawyers viii say anything.
| saw the man g1t out of cab at the
. court door" "