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asttrn Clarion.
lAULDING. MISS.
riday, March a9, 1861.

IMPORTANT REsICNATIoS.-Samuel
AID, Eugineer-in Chief of the Uni
etes Navy, has resigned. He is
nf MARYLAND.
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- TAroHgA Fars, ete0 "a
~ Manday Ortsber d isoo the foiiouina sched.
~ uie risef into opcrafan;
he Morning thFourh Train l-ases virksburr II
ta'la''k- A. - connecting ai Jars-nn Junfflan with
he htsssn flan - the New OIleanS jack IN and
9rrsf Northern Railroad gong South, arriving =
Newton ais o'riatk. ~
The kgeuinv Accamnudafian Train. fstappinr A.
jack squl al lfayr Nick-hufE at a. S. .. ~. and ar
rive ~ Jackson iuurtion af tifa p. n. c0nnect.nr
Wlih tho Passenger Inuln Of the New Orleans Jack
son aud Grrai Nnrilern Railroad. r0ina North.
HruaSxe; The Through Train win leave Newton
az " t A. - connect nN 4 Jsrk-un Junction with
the Passenger Tram Of the Nnu Orleans Jackson and
lsreat NHr'h hern Railroad gdng North and arrive At
Nickshura II We Is rm-
The Accommodation Train viii leave Jackson
Junction ut oguck. A. -counectina with the Pas
senrer rsiu rom New Orleans and arrive ai Vicks-
hurr y us4A A. y.
81 Passenger. nom vickshurr fr Canton and
The Nnrth hy ihe nirsissppi Central Railroad, will
iaka fhr Evening Train.
80 PareuEars f1r stations East Of Jackson win
take he Murnina 1rain
!. - Passengers 90 New Orleans gan take either
Train.
rie above echoduie viii b. oomplipd with and al
pas urer. and fiexht vii - earned a. iar A. the
noud uon Of the n 81, ai,fety ~ the public and
tte atihty % he Company ain iustiiy But fsf anF
iarrse % omissions ~ comply ~ rewiih or 10 car.
y anf fright which may D. hanled % any Depoi lor
iFan- -pnfiahon on the Road, The Company vii not
hold itaclf responritle ". ~ WAtlEY
chisfEnRineer and General supt
nrf TO- faan Nh
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testators estate and that these slaves are
not subject to the execution.
Nor was it competent to levy upon
them on the ground Of the widow being
entitled p an interest in the estate to the
value OF them. The estate was undis-
tributed, and she had no such title in
seyeralty 70 those slaves as to render them
subject to an execution against her.
II follows from these views that the
Court erred in dissolving the injunction.
whereby the slaves were subject to be sold
under the execution.
In these views of the case, the ground
Of equity set up in the cross bill that the
debt Of the plaintiffs in execution was
contracted for goods and money supplied
TO the widow for the use Of the estate, i
not taken into consideration. That ques.
ton win probably arise if that ground Of
relief in the cross bill is prosecuted in the
further progress of the case.
The decree dissolving the Injunction il
reversed, and the cause remanded for fur
ther proceedings, and The eornp npluinnuf rs
quired to answer the cross bill within
sixty days.
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HoRRIBLE CASE OF PoIsoNING AT Rock
FORT, ILL.-Thirteen Persons Dead-The
Cincinnati Gazette has reports of a hor-
rible case Of poisoning at Rockford, H.,
by which a whole family consisting Of
father, mother and eleven children, have
been destroyed. The poisoning was pro-
duced by eating pork, in the curing of
which some deadly substance probably
blue vitriol) had been used by mistake
for saltpetre. The father, who died first.
was buried on Saturday, on which day
the rest Of the family died. They were
buried Sunday, hearses having to be pro-
cured from the neighboring towns.
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NhWlON COUNTY.
n rro5ais O1urf n said Omiy, 70 Apu
Tdrm. A. y. ls6l.
70 John A. Sinclair
VOU are hereby notified to be and ap.
II pear beiors The Probate Court Of New,
ton County. Mississippi. on the third Mon.
day In April next then and there toshow
cause, NJ any you can. why the FINAL ac
count of J. q. Mckee and Sarah Sinclair
administrator nnd administrators on the
estate OF JOHN II. SINCLAIR. deceased
nov on Gle IN said Court should not b,
allowed. and decrcc entered thereon By
the Court Aforesaid.
- lssued and given under m,
skAL hand and seal Of oihce, Febfu
~ AIRY. 25th. A. ID. 1861.
JAS. A. WARE. Clerk.
March 2. 1861. 2l-5t
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A III indebted TO the undersigned. viii
"a please come forward and settle up
Immediately. a. have given large credits
! am compelled 10 collect. NJ. O. Turner
ia my authorized agent 10 settle my busi-
ness when I am absent
W. n. TURNER,
Eiehoma. Jasper County. Miss.
Nov. ~. ls6u. Tom
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- kANAWAY from the suhscri-
Gf3N Der, on The 26th August last ne
ELh gro FRANK. about . years old.
l>eNcopper color weighs about les
NFJpounds; has a soar on his right
h[A and ON The corner Of one Of bis
~-~@seycsi on the back Of hia neck
there b a large seed wart.
The above reward will be given for in
formation len at the Misrissppiaa Office,
Jackson, Miss. which viii lead 10 his re-
covcfy.
Mrs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov. q isfn gff
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SUAMRRYILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
4 FS4uuis aad ssissi Bo-Faiug selosl
FOR YOUNG LAD les.

FTfHI8 9chool presents iuducomrui1 superior % any
IN the iantude, IN the superiority 81 ts buildings,
NE hcahneaa Of its location. the quaty OF - mu-
aical Instruments and she onpenenco and ability Of
a. laarhera.
Tha pnciraI hss secured the services of Professur
Huae MuLEa IN The Musical department. and nov
feels warranted in saying that School n the STATE
iurniahes equal facilities for acquiring this deeciahe
arroun rIIsnrneut
The ioaaher ofthe Ornamental department is what
aha should be, faithful cod c1mpetent
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E.fate OF Doctrine Morris.

Estate 0r Doctrine Morris.
WHEREAS letters tssiamenfir, Of the
last will and testament Of UOCrRIN Z
NORRIS. WERE granted 10 the uudeisian
ed. az the last February term. A. ID. 1861.
Of Jasper Probate Court. Now. ell per
sons having claims against the estate oi
said testator. are hereby required 10 ex-
hibit the same; and have them registered
within The time REQUIRED BY law, or they
viii BE- forever barred
ROBERT MORRIS.
Executor.
Fob. 1S. 1861. - 1875
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CORPS OF ARTILLERY.

Mqjors-Samuel G. French, Mississippi ;
john G. Barwell, South Carolina.
Iptains-William g. Gill, Virginia;
John f. Forney, Alabama; Geo. I. An
drews, South Carolina; John c. Booth.
Alabama; John c. Moore, Tennessee f;
johnson K Duncan, Louisiana; Stephen
D. Lee, South Carolina; John P. Wilt
pigne South Carolina; William D. PEN
der, North Carolina; Alfred B. Chapman,
Alabama; Frederick L. Childe, South
Carolina; Philip Stockton, South Caroli-
ma; Hypolite 0ladowski. Louisiana.
First Lie7tteHdnts-William Butler, South
Carolina; Joseph P. Jones, North Caro-
lima; Edward F. Bogley, Alabama Geo.
S. James, South Carolina; Charles D. An
derfon. South Carolina; Alfred 7. A. Tor
bert, Delaware; Fitzhngh Lee, Virginia ;
Thomas j. Berry, Georgia; Moses. J..
White, Mississippi; James II. Hallon-
quisfy Surth Cegolina aanrt. t'nnl1.
man, Virginia; Joseph Wheeler. Geor-
gia: John r. b. Burtwell, Alabama
Benjamin F. Sloan, South Carolina; Fran
els A. Shoup. Florida; John Gibbs Barn.
well, South Carolina; James L. KenRard,
Mississippi; $. c. Williams. Georgia John
Pelham. Alabama; Thomas /. Rosser,
Texas; Wright Rives, District Of Colum-
bia; Alfret Rhett, South Carolina.
.Second LieutenaHts-John 0'Brien, Tex
as Charles P. Ball. Alabama; Lucien d.
Sandridge, Louisiana George II. Frost,
Louisiana; Felix H. Robertson, Texas
P NJ. B. Young, Georgia John Lane,
Oregon; John II. Kelly, Alabama; Geo.
" Reynolds, South Carolina; R. L. Sweet
man, Florida.
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For twenyoue weekn. Ortharraphv. READING.
Nriisg Primary Geography, and Rental Arihmetlc.
Grammar. Geography, Arithmetic and History, :
oscmssry A ssbra. Philosophy. Mental or Moral,
Latin and Greek Languages. Trrouomc,ry and
Surveying, VIII Ne shove hranchea ons o. ali % %
This scheoi 4 situated 10 North East Jasper. be-
tween fauldnE lnt lntrrrriFe. IN 4 healthy and in-
telieent community. Board eau ba obtained in
food families a Ten doiiars per month Including
se.n.ng end lights. The Principal has bad oKpe.
rience of Ven years IN teaching. nnd has been on-
nenlf aeceasfl u iHannInE The higher branches Of
Anlnrrnaflca and Latin hrfh ~ prinrrai and
As1isiant ars spuiheruofu b. trth educaton inter.
est and feehna He Discipline viii 81 strict. hot
n,i.t and Impartial ard sycry aiisuuon wr BE- given
. lne mofal aad naeutai cultivation 81 nindouta.
furil. can eufcF e. any time d1rnr The session.
and alN - charrfd ff1u iha time of eniorinr n
10 cee or ne term. un|ras prevented nom afiou.
danee n pretfatied slesleas HhIoh time vii b. d.
dncied IfQln tuiiiun. Hlndenta from n distance viii
- rcqulred % pay their iuiIi0n IN rgasce or rirs
.ai.lseiefy reference lqf paronti guardian or some
other rcepunalhia rarannl
Q. y FIHIgPE-S, Principal.
Narch a fesi W. a,ls1,
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gOrtts.
Song OF the Newspaper.

am a newspaper-
carry the news
To all Of your dwellings
Wherever you choose
A more faithful servant
Can barely be found
Almost omnipresent,
I'm scattered around
Like stars IN the Heavens,
And sands on the shore
Like leaves that have fallen
When summer Is DER,
] fly DER the land,
pass DER these
brave every danger
It's pleasant for me.
gather the news from
The steamers aud cars,
And teleaFaphas Hpafi<ling
Via trade. PEI M rnr.-- ~
e - ms
DtIending The Truth,
And teach useful lessons,
For old men and youth.
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AamInI.irntor,. NoIIcc.

AdmimlstFntOr's Notice.
" HEREAS letters of administration
w with the will annexed. were grant
Ell 70 the undersigned on the estate OF
NATHANIAL ROBBINS, late Of Scott
County, At the March term Of the Probate
Court Of said County. Now all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
decedsnt, are required 10 exhibit the same
within the time allowed By law, or the
same will be barred
JOHN J. LAMOR.
Adm'r with the will annexed
March. Is. 1861. 22-7t
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Tuition viii he charged nom time of entrance tin
close Of Term. unless absenre occurs from sickness
nr IN accordance with private arranat mcnts he
school nos numbering sky Is rapidly Increasing
The Tearhers have beeh eminenty succe~Sful during
the last Session both IN the discipline and ns ructon
ofthe school. They have had much expetience else
where. but permanently located IN charge Of
this School They win exercise u careful supervision
over the health and morals Of boarding pupils.
60 Board can be obtained at from eight to ten
dollars per month For further particulars, address
the Principal, or President OF the Board.
A. A. sTALLWoRTH, President
T. W. NrrpHANl
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LIVERY sTAnLF.


y. ~ O. w zUTO1rIrr q
HAzf.EnuRsT, Hfss.
fFiui7 rslahishmrni = earnrlei|nna anf asII A.
tHafIra. rHHHs ~ s11lia nrn carrIiI III Inn1 -
ia1a y nals fhe Ereaiesienrp aia he iaArn . ntr
- l.. .,.u..aa a.. Il ...~..... ,,...,. =.
.4siI r. Elaad 1.Aa v. nuTuHINs
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b~ The editoro Of the Starksville Broad.
Axe is married. Look out for basehsts.-
southern Rep,
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ISNEY ACADEMY,
ISNEX, ALABAMA

FI'HE present. SESSION o. tiis Institution commen-
1 cing September 3rd will continue ten months
under the charge Of Sir. II J CART FR itFtas.Elt.s
and Miss 4. A. CARRINGTON in the Femaie Depart
ment Large and cumm' dious buildings have been
rected and furnished IN sty le TO -et he
demands OF larg- and hourishiHg school The 10
ea T. pie ssant and healthy, with excellent social
and religious puvileges.
The ordinary studies pursued will e elassed in
three distinct grades The Primary Department
will be limited by Reading, Wiring Primary Geoera-
ply. and Primary Arithtu- ti". The "Inff ffrnelirte
Department VIII add 20 rimary sfldi. Geography
firammtr Elo-ution Written Anthmatic and Eng
lSh Composition. The "HiahoT department" will
enihrace Latin and Greek The Natural Sciences.
The Higher Mathematics sc.
RAIEs o. TUITION PlR Tsr,s oF FIVE EoNrHs:
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Fair warning.

THE Book Notes and Aceounfs Of the late firm Of
4 J. J. DYES a co. were -cued 20 as uu the
Nih day Of January la-i- iuI thr benefit of ,eir cred
itcrs aii pers"ns indebted % sd drm ht rrty
p rsons bat oursclvgs Or oui auth .riz, d agent
WM. c. DOWD.
All persons indebted 20 said q m rlusf pm tn 81
they viii find their accounts n The hands ofau oficer
flr collection
VAIL HOWE. Assienoes.
Eafsrprr-r Mas March a 1871 aI3ro
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occurred in Brooklyn, n. Y, on
tha "a, in building occupied as
he axirt manufactory. There were
"a eirls iu it, all Of whom escaped
wit saye one. named Susannah Viii
sol pfang from q 9Th story window
anl anHy killed.
lrfine ~ fVY-
80 oll. de
city and county CT New York, is a triAe
under tweye millions Of dollars per an
mum. That's more than half as much
as will carry the government of this
country smoothly through the year.
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- THE uud udrr-iznad has opena "a a new
- Livery :. nhf 70 %, Soto 90 the Mobile
NNe-rRr0 and Ohio R.ilroai, ard will De found
agAA well prepared az ail times 20 take care
~ Of Horses.
sA.NlcEsS<s He ain also keep Tor h re- a fine lot
of hor-t : aud bugEes.
Darng rcuit Courts HacS " y be run from Desc
% 20 Quifman. 4. y. COLLINS.
DcSofa. March 1851. 2l-tf
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Smith Hotel

tes37 THE undersigned having purchased the
slli Burlington House IN this place, takes pleas
~ w ure in informing his friends and the travel
k-A.L inlapuhic generally that he j. nov prepared
70 adlnster b. the wants II the iAner man d both
man and horse. a. h. viii keep hand plenty Of
the best the cosntry affords" Give me a cal. Il
hungry. A. MfER
hnlelch. Alaifh On Miss Jan Is. lsfn 1h-tf
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INFANTRY.
Coloael-Earl Van Dorm, Mississippi.
Mdjors-Iafayette McLaws, Georgia

Coloael-Earl Van Dorm, Mississippi.
Mgjors-Lafayette McLaws, Georgia;
Alfred Cumming, Georgia.
Cdpiains-William L. Walker, Florida !;
John w. Frazer, Mississippi; John Dun
novant, South Carolina; Thomas R.
Mcconnell, Georgia; Theodore OHara,
Alabama; Jas. L. Corley, South Carolina I;
Geo. w. Cam, Virginia; Alfred Iverson,
Jr., Georgia RObt. G. Cole, Florida /;
Philip A. Owen, Alabama; Edwin j. Har-
vie, Virginia; William NJ. Walker, Ala
bama T. Moses Philips, Mississippi; N.
G. Watts, Mississippi; John J. A. A.
Mouton, Louisiana; Edward s. Willis,
Georgia; Jams Barron, Georgia; o. j.
Semmes, Alabama; J. G. BlOunt, Geor-
gia; James Hamilton, South Carolina
II. l.. Farley, South Carolina; Joseph K.
Dixon, Mississippi; John r. Blocker,
South Carolina; Benjamin King, District
of Columbia; James E. McP. Washing
ton, South Carolina; T. j. Burton, Geor-
ga; Alfred NJ 0'neal. Alabama; j. g.
Ashe, Florida; John Percy Walker, Ala
bsma; Campbell Tracy, Georgia; Thomas
w. Hunt, Mississippi; J. NJ. Berrien,
Georgia; Samuel B. Pickens, South Caro-
lima; J. L. W. Hariston, Mississippi; Will
nam ID. OcultTee, leAdSs JOnn ~. w ak
er, Georgia; John Scott. Virginia; Glover
A. Ball, Florida; w. W. Kirkland
| Georgia.
FIRST Lieifenants- E. Latimer
South Carolina; Melancthon Smith. Ala
bama Arthur Shaaff, Georgia; Alexan
der B. Montgomery Georgia; Aurelius F
Cone, Georgia; George w. Holt, Alabama
| Paul J. Quattlebaum, South Carolina; II
c. Mcneil, Texas; Bryan NJ. Thomas
| Georgia j. d, Balfour. Mississippi; w
C. Porter, Louisiana; William F. Barn
we'll, South Carolina; jefferson Ddvi
Bradford. Mississippi; Robert Inge Smith
Alabama; f. Lavton. Georgia; A. NJ
Rowland Georgia; H Lord King, Geol
| gia; A D. Grover, Mississippi.
Second Lieuenants-Samuel +. Rice, Jr
Alabama; Peyton 4. Manning, Missil
sippi; w. d. Humphreys, Mississippi
Colin McRae Selph, Alabama: Theouof
b. Hayne, South Carolina; William Ed
mund Stoney, South Carolina; WilliaE
De B. Hooper, Alabama; John Bradley
Texas; William T. Tranum, Alabama
Garnett Andrews, Georgia.
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WHEREAS. the esiata Of JOHN Will
W LlAMSON, deceased. was declared in
solvent by an order and decree Of the
Probate Court Of Newton County, State
Of Mississippi masle az the last N6vem-
Der term, A. ID. 1860. Of said Court Now.
eli persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified 10 bring In said
claims duly pfohaied according 10 law.
aud have them registered before the Clerk
81 tha Probate Court 81 said county. at his
oiiice In Decaiur. within twelve months
frpua the date her~df ~ the aame will ~
bArcd. Joseph WILLIAMSON.
L. a. .FVrr4.f A - - ..-aa''.'a
Administralors.
Dee 10 lsfn Q-Gm
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said Court on the first Monday, the 9Th
day Of March. 1861.
Craven MeLsmore, Bill 10 enforce ven
Milton Riley. hsn'
HPON opening complainants bill. il ap-
~ pearing that the said defendant, Nil
ton Riley. i a NONRESIDENT of this State,
u Is therefore ordered that notice be given
the said Milton Riley Of the pendency Of
this suit BY publication in the Eastern
Jiirioa, newspaper printed and publish
ed in the town 0f Paulding. in Jasper
County. in this State. for four consecutive
weeks, that unless he appear in and be-
fore the honorable Chanoery Court next
to be holden in aud for the County OF
Scott. a. the Court House thereof, in the
town Of Hillsboro. on the 4th Monday OF
April next, aud plead, answer or demur
to said bill the same will be taken as con-
/ icssed. and a decree msde accordingly.
Wines JnO. p Harris. Clerk Of the
Chaneery Court OF said County. the 4th
day Of March. 1861.
JOHN P. HARRIS, Clerk.
March IS. ls6l. 225t
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SCHEME.

any 1.oo Ticket with drawn number omit
stationed 70 come out a. any particular
place. such a. s. lst. "a. 81, any other
station IN the drawing 90
Tickets from 800 70 any price a. the above rates per
Dollar.
RrirNuE Ill two or more selected numbers are
taken. and Al II those numbers selected arr not
drawn among the twelve drawn numbers, the ticket
Il a blank.
as-Hy this scheme purchasers can select their
aoun Numbers.
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MLjOrs-William H. c. Whiting, Missis-
sippi: Danville Leadbetter, Alabama
CIptains-- Walter II. Stephens. Texas
William B Boggs, Georgia; William II.
Echols. Alabama; Samuel H. Lockett,
Alabama,
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GREAT IrrLANn rUoRouGurARr

cO.N-T-R.NTE.N'CE TO TR.EV-ELRRs.
rINHE undersgned has now stocked and tn full oper-
running daily from pes0to on the Mal.ile and Ohio
Railroad. Prairie Line. o. pauldiug Az paudng it
connects with q line Of TWO HORSE MAIL COACH
p. which runs tri-weekiy from Pauding ma Gar
iand-vlle, Southern Railrid and Decatur 20 Union.
connecting with the Southern Railroad near DnoiIt-
Ties, and the Daily Stage Line from Montgomery.
Ala. % Morton. on the southern Road The Two
Horse Stages leave Pauling tar rnion on MONDAY 5.
Wednesdays and Fndsys. time enough to connect
with the stage the day The Cars on the South
ern Road are running 90 Newton Station where
they connect with this line.
n7~The Stock on this line are equN 10 any In the
country, the Coaches comfortable. and the drivers
careful and accommodating. Passenger n,rv rsiv on
ne coluec'ous bcinq 1anfc
a5- We have LIvmI srAutE now in operation =.
Newton ststion ani a. pauldiuT Any person desi-
ring it can b. furnished with couveyanccs 20 any
point in the surrounding country.
- sHARMAN 4 HYDE Proprietors.
Patliir Oct ", lsdo 1-tf
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for Sale.
N THEundersigned
ifa- a offers for sale his
~ t(A r Tan Yard. Dwelling
zA-.TN0 House. and -everal
aEftkak4k \ valuable ToWn Lots
@A44A-AhAhf'a.s Raleigh lie ha-
IN addition to the above. several valuable
tracts Of land when he will sell on very
accommodating terms. bargain may BE-
had BY applying soon 70
=. @. BLACKWELL.
Ralsgh. Sept. "a, 1880. soft
The state OF aisslssIppl,
NEWTON COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court Of said County, 10
April term. A. d. 1861.
Lee P. Marrell s Co. Attachment for
W. ..,s-'a -. W
W b, Clarke. F-'' 90
ITO W. b. Clarke. take notice. that on
Il the 29th day Of May, A. d. 1850. an
attachment was issued at the suit uf Lee
r. Murrell, j. ". Pace and q. W. Gross,
partners in business under the firm name
of Lee II. Murrell Co. PLAINTIFF against
the estate Of W. n. Clarke defendant. re-
turnable TO the October term. A. d lS60
Of the Circuit Court Of Newton County.
Aforesaid, and returned executed. These
are therefore to command you to be
and personally appear in and before the
Circuit Court Of Newton County, afore-
said, Al the Court House IN Decatur. on
the second Monday in April. A. d. 1861,
then and there 70 plead 10 said action. or
Judgment will Be entered. and the estate
attached will be condemned and sold.
Issued and given under nv
SEAL han,i and seal. Februhy. 10Th
~ A. D. ls6l.
LANES A. WARE, Clerk.
March /, 1861 2n5t
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HANM H|e ~ the prtetlcu ~
"la| .InII.r tannrr tnHr
'..IIas I.I 4.N ~ .' ...a aIrInIrF.
.IhaY hafa $40 ~ -rfiItfAuY 30 tLe
FH1 rNeN n ~ ..aIf nnl1ed attentions
a0aNI ~ given NI'lI . |.....@.l.I I.an f.n fnn.
I.raI iIaH Ia 'N| ..' r. ...'....iis In rsIn-
~ s'.'s.' ss. ,dsris. 80,
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MLLNRORO ACAnEMY.


TUE exercises Of this Institution commenced on
i the lnd Monday Of January, 1881. under the
charge of j. W. WOFFORD in The Male and Miss
d. y. ASHE, in the female department
The session consists Of twn terms the first Of ten-
ty-four wceks-the second. Of sixteen veelzs
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BOARDING DEPARTMENT.,
Mr.. MRS. WEST
RATES OF TUITION


e. Hoard aud Tuton payable one half Ia advance.
tie ialsnco az the end u the year. An charges ex-
G % the the entrance fee which h. invariably IN ad-
will be made from the time II entrance the
close oi each session No deductions from the pub
=hd rates Will be made except in Of protract-
"a illness OF ut the option cf the Principal.
e. Any young lady aspiring % the honors of the
Institute must pursue and make satisfactory pros
risncy m fhc regular cpllcca-e course; and no di-
plonin= viii o. conferred ull al charges are met
Any one. however. ulier drcciioH u her parents
garti1l may pursue any irregular rourse- and shall
BE- euttlnd to certificate Of aitaiufnents.
t. Young ladies will be- taken from Rrooksyile
Depot on the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road to the Ia
sttute a d stance OF erhfeen miles without charge
JAMES CHALMERS. Ssc'y.
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PklMAkl ClAss-Consisting Of Spelling. Read
ing and Writing. per month. & 90
JUNIOR CLAs5-Includua The atove. with f;eog.
rnphy. Arithmetic, History and Composition 6e Der
month. a "a
SENIOR CLAss-lnciuding the above, with Al
zebra. Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany Rhetoric
Latin, Greek and the Higher Mathematics Gc- per
month, a %
EXTRA.
Music b the month 500
Zee Of Piano, oo
Tuition wiil be charged from time Of entrance tn
close of term, unless absence occurs from protrac-
ed iluess.
- Miss AsHE is prepared 10 take some Young
ladies' a. hoarers, and good boarding eau be ohtain-
ed with her and a. other places IN town.
A. FASTLAND.
J. d Joxss. Secretary,
Jan. Ia ls6l. I4tf