davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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continues to bo want Of spirit that does not
augar ven sellers T receipts sh1nla t fn - aP @Psn ne
~ cnT1ffdenca on tho part Of tic trade here that
should induce caution the part Of ope.sto,s n
The Interior English packers, as 'nt1matfa 1s Sass
bought up this far hare been put up ior ,aas the
afRets Of Crest Britain The foreign ,9 fh5ca.
na and the earIy shjp,nents to Europe will be I'M
Hrcccdcntedly large This ia attributable IN ameas.
Of war VIII You'd
ria hnh On ihe other aide. But II war shonld
hurry and In any event there VII BE- nmP,o tlme ne
m required ire abroai The movement, however. has has
for sellers Of hogs ,ta tF IN tae
crs conId fa,1y have been induced to pay current
liable foundntion-that is to say II Is Liable TO
give way under the pressure OF heavy receipts.
fhe Price Current furnishes the following com,
parnsiye statement OF receipts for the week anu
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INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE lNTELLtGEAGE.
p1,,cE r,p-,7he ~ -rk John Sweeney. which
LEFT this nor, On Tbaosse,x,nx Day, arrived il Buf
falo yesterday I'D inst.). all rfgnt.!,
at SAGrSAw.-The brig Starlight snd as..~ ~'es=e .=
Hoyt have laid up at Saginaw. During the wi,Es- :
both vessels are to undergo repairs. The Hoyt is
to have new deck and cabin. and the Starlight Is
TO have her cabin raised above deck
PASSED DETRorT-Dec. 1-Bo7nd up-rropel1er
Concord.
Bound pown-Prope11er Cleveland: barks City of
chlcago, Sweeney; brigaN II STANDARD. D Fergu-
Eon: schooners W Fiske, Clyde. Queen of the
Lakes, Post Boy. Il Richmond
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New York Cattle Market.

New York Cattle Market.
B1 TELEGRAPH New YORK. Dec. i.
REcERTs-40oO beeves. 1cScows, 450 yeals, l016T
tlcep aud lambs. 3S.SSS swine
Ratherbctter T16G59c. the latter for extra
well fed steers and oxen, sales GENERALLY at TBsc.
average V14@7Hc-
MICH Cows-Du1l at s20155. ...-.-
Sw1sE-3Gc3k for distil1ery fed, live; 3l13ss for
corn fed, Dressed hogs arrive freely and sell at
4t5@5ssc.
SHEEP AND DLA1Bs-AdYanced 25@37kc = head
, 1861-12-05

p O r T Q f G II G a G. Q
ARRIVED. Dec. s. 1861
Bask l. stlr5aps RsshtiE9 19 @a93 n lnssF s,
coal. $50 m lumber. ~ m lath-
Bark Tuscola, McEuiyott. Grand Haven, 90 II lunl-
ber. % N slaves end headings.
Schr Robert B Campbell Hanson. Green Bay, 50 N
lumber, 20 III square timber.
Schr Jane Louisa. Davis, KeWanee, 50 eds wood,
100 nj shingles.
sch1 Live OAK, Young, Traverse Bay. 140 N 1unl-
schr Forester. Peterson. Grand Haven, 60 III Inn
ber. 50 m shingles.
sehr Telegraph, clidesdale, Grand Haven, 1s5 III
lumber.
schr Burns Vista. Lee, Bai1ey's uarbor, 100 cords
CLEARED. Dec. 5, 1851.
Schr Jane Louisa, Davis. Manitowoc.
ARRIVED. Dec. 4. 1871.
PropSusquehanna, IF ebster Buffalo, sundr;es.
Prop AfEhFan F45nRG 1SyGnk eksx saRa dHar sa1as
dries. N1''>- ''N''A S''''
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Mnskeson, ITO m shingles
| Is NJ lumber.
schr Magic, McNamava, Grand Haven. 70 N INN
schr Bonnie ts doom, Mitchell, Buffalo. 100 n lum
sehr { : Richmond, Keith, Buffalo, 1ss N lumber
srhr Fulton, Tyler, 0awcgo, 200 tons coal
Schr Gertrude. Edwards. kewanee, 50 eds wood
Schr Warren, Ritter; St Joseph, 6 N lumber.
| SChr Gem. Embred. MusEeg0n Is m lumber.
! st. ~ \. shoyer, schlobphm, Muskcgou, 81 III lum
ber-
Sehr Alpha, Gwynn, South Haven, s. cords wood.
| CLEARED. ........ Dec. 4, 1861.
Schr Gertrude. Edwards kewancc.
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Shipments of Grain at Ottawa.
During the season Of navigation just closed.
OTTAWA. on the Illinois and Michigan Canal has
shipped upwards Of three millions bushels Of grain
of all kinds
, 1861-12-05

H- Parties in want Of sleigh bells {partic-
ularly the trade) will do well to give attention
to the sale of Gilbert, Simpson & Warner,
this morning, at 9N O'Clock, at 81 Lake street.
Also those who are In want Of iron spades.
, 1861-12-05

Ma1Ect-FiEst board hrm; second Board "cak-
ST. Louis The Democrat Of the 4th quotes:
Rates Of exchange and gold unchaaged-the for
met per cent, premium, end the latter PEI
cent. on the streets, aud SIX to at the banks ana
institutions. United States Treasury notes N N
great demand at to ~ per cent. diacount 10.
gold. There is scarcity Of these notes
In the Market. and bought up raR1alf
mand Treasury notes wonld become a very popn-
lar circulating medium. Weleatn that the people
Of Illinois coming to this market with Their pork-
demand Treasury notes gold for it. and TINS iaet
probably, will account for the very heavy demand
Tor theee notes now, at the opening OF the pacS1ng
season.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 4th says:
market which. for the month Of December, 1s With
out parallel in the history Of Cincinnati and yet
capitalists Aze scrutinizngly tnat there
oas Speculative operations, which plethora os
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Gbt Gtibuttr,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, 1861.


CIEL1Sc C1yn.-Mcmbcrs Of the Chicago
Curling Club are requested to meet III P'rlor
No. 5, fremont Housc, this evening, at half
past seven o'clock.
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING" Dec. 4. 1861.
The following arc the receipts pleading articles
for the last twenty-four hours:
RECEIPTS FOE LAsT TwENTT-FoU:uoTNs.
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Dressed hogs are quoted in New York today at
4AR45!. which il decline. .-.,
II our market for hog products, il We except
lard there II no life Mess pork offered freely
to-day at 80 so. Ior present or future delivery at
, 1861-12-05

FESTIVAL FOR THE SOLDIERS An adjourn
cd meeting Of the ladies to make arrange
,rc1its for the Festival for the relief OF the
eirk ar<i wounded soldiers, viii hc held this
(TAnrzdayl afternoon nj ~ ~ O'Clock at Bryan
Hall. A large and punctual attendance is de-
si.JG
, 1861-12-05

p,xon.vA Of TIE B1BLE.-J- -1nsco VII
1::.ms. Pauors11a Of the Bible, comprising dill
c.zcr+ scenes, commencing Il! chaos and sue
ccctinr each other in historical order to the
galy1o.i>ll captivity, will be on exhibition II
THIS city in few Days.
, 1861-12-05

PnoMoT1ox.- S. Cameron, late fIFst
Lieutenant Of Company &, Col bfaeket.
Cavalry Regiment, has been PFomotco ~ ,ne
Captaincy Of the same COMPANY snoulacf
straps arc exchanged on few better men than
Can't Cameron.
, 1861-12-05

ScA1Y.-Lakc Michigan never furnished sea-
Icr water than at present. Small white fish
and dinainutivc perch I'll the filters and arc
alternating in the hydrants. It is anything
hut funny to feel one Of these fnny fellows
wirr1ing down ones windrpc.
, 1861-12-05

- We have received volume No. OF
Tie transactions Of the Illinois State Agg-
ricaltura1 Society for the two years 1853
and 1860. It is full Of interesting and
valuable matter and credit to our State aud
tie Society go largely identified with lis prom
inent :oricuit itural interests.
, 1861-12-05

A ScLnIEn SHoT.-We learn that the re-
mains Of :, member Of Col FaEnsworth' Cav-
:lry regiment passed through this city, from
Washington, night before last. he having oeen
sentenced hy !: court ufsrt5al, to be shot aoI
slec,:nc while on duty. The sentence was
executed and the body was sent to his friends
in Kaue county. We hive not been able to
lfarn The name Of the unfortunate man.
, 1861-12-05

N7nLIAAI HOULSBY, formerly
w Of Woodhine Hotel. near Capt Ward.s Roll
Ing MILL haa removed 10 Tally Ho Salonn. No $ West
Randolph street. corner Of Canal. He VIII have on
hand free lanc iron; 10 o'clock in the morning 10 II
to call. Hc21h5l6-3w
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MINISTRY At LAEGE.I want to find places
in tie cisy for two colorea men to do chores,
for two hoys to do chores, and for two men
who have first rate ability to work and keep
accounts at the same time, in store or ware
house, and will work cheap, as they have
wires and little children, and no work, and
not much bread, Apply to Robert CollycT,
ii Randolph street, second floor, from to
p. II.
, 1861-12-05

New J-SIfoRA=.-The Hecker Regiment,
now ut Ccles@urgll, Ky, and the Nineteenth
Illinois, at Ellzabethtown, are receiving ne"
uniforms throughout
Tic Hecker Regiment now numbers s7o
ncu, and tho Nineteenth Regiment over No
Intn.
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DRESSED H0GS-Recaiyed. 213, Market dull
and 10c lower. Sales we're az follows:
30 Hogs averaging $50 1bs sat..............$sa0
~ ~ ...........--~ o.43tS
Is :. at $30l@3t5, dividing on 200 lbs.
III ~ at $3,00@3. 1sh, dividing on 100 1bs.
, 1861-12-05

HoME FOR AGED INDECENT FE4ALKs.-
An adjourned meeting Of the Board of Mana
gers Of this new association will be held in
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
eociation this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
| E. F. DICKINSON. Secretary.
, 1861-12-05

How TO PREVENT FALLING on THE IcE.-Gct
your boots and shoes soled with rubber soling.
Send them to tue Rubber Store, III Randolph,
and YOU will Get them neatly done. de36t
, 1861-12-05

TEE CAVALRY REG1NESIs.-We can state
,.;,on authority, that the new regulations Of
tho War Department, checking the ozyaniza-
tion of any more cavalry regiments, do not
in s.ry way interfere with Col. Bells and Col.
yoss' regiments. now r;ising. Both Of these
officers received permission to raise minimum
regiments, Col. Bells to include Major Hart
1nanu's Dragons, now at Camp Douglas. The
munitions, equipments, ratlons, etc., are fur
rishcd ly tie U. s. Quartcrmastc1. We state
these facts for the information Of those desir-
ing to enlist, after q careful examination OF
tic papers issued by the War Department to
tue respective Colone]s.
4 PosT OFFICE RoBBER Turned IP.--ln
June, 1860, as many Of our readers will rccol,
lect, Jessie Way Was arrested and brought to
this city, for robbing the Post Office at Hen
derson, in this State. He was tried in the
United States District Court, and sentenced
TO three months imprisonment in the County
JAIL and to remain there until the costs OF the
trial were paid. Alter laying in Jail long
time, he was recruited ont by an officer Of the
18th q. 8. Infantry. A short time ago he de-
serted, and was captured, the other day, BY
officer R. NJ Pollock. Of Galcsburg, whc
brought him to this city, yesterday morning
and lodged him in jail to await the action o
thc military authorities.
, 1861-12-05
M A ARR.TED.

E- Go to John Jones, 113 Dcarborn-st, and gel
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noT12
, 1861-12-05

Headquarters Yates Rifle Regiment. 159
Randolph street. mp stairs.
Col. j. RUTIS4IAESER Commanding.
LIEUT.. Col. JoHN II. CLYBUES.
, 1861-12-05

FANCY DnEss PARrY.-Nartiue has selected
Dec 18TH for his party. which Is to be strictly
Iuaey dress and will no doubt. be The party of the
season. No masks will be allowed Tickets (,a9t
transferable can be obtained at his Academy. cor
crof Clark and Monroe streets.
, 1861-12-05

W11E0fys
The Mcclellan Zoaaves. Capt. L. II. Marlin. 5sth
Illinois regiment. rapidly ilin. up their ranks
A few More capable men arc Wlnted. Apply ut he
recruiting Office No. 1gs Dearborn Street. de46t
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". "a bsl
ra... ~... al wll
'fhsn 80 "a street,
vsas"a'' ss.n ssfy
80 W @.l. AfleesIlg
Ms, n ,h...Isf from
y hsf'y .l',ss,Iss mash.
rssms ssss nee
ss 49, ~sa'4wInsgy
I sws's''s,.. r.sav ssgeI@. W.
nsssse s,.,rsl'sa ftsm
W.. sh"''l., sshes sse
esnnsss, AL ulmsian,
Psss sh't'ss .ess, b. eseellei
rqa'fes '.s""s
W s t,.sel,
~ " ""."
H.. cIs,t, Gfssgly 4 60
r..-Ihsvs been u.lne your Iasily
I,,,s,sl AmLe.,si Uf Tor i've "
|.s.L.. M esse N chrome sore
'.aJfm ma, say / have received
: ssosN, from i,s use than from
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l~ssrratOvs VW(tte.


V'AkEN up by r. Mcdowell, 4 mile. wes,
Of Pamela. one %sorrell horse II years
Old, " ha.ds high, branded on the left
shoulder with ~" blaze face. Appraised
to tGO. And n Geabi,,en gray horse. 10
Years old. M hands high, brardcd with as"
On each thigh. Appraised 20 500.
P.H JONES, Ranger. y. G.
June ", 1861. b22.Jw
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RANGERS

TAKEN ur, by ". ". wilbourpc, near
Pleasant Mennt. a mare pony, glas.
eyes, three years old, 10 hands high, and
appraised to $40.
p. u. JONES, Ranger. ? G.
June T., 1861. MI .3w
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GET THE BEST"
Remedies are the best
for southern Diseases.

The attention ~ tho southern public IL
called to the following medicines. prepared
and pm, ~ bya respectable firm 10 the city
u Nashville.
THEY ARE WARRANTED
10 10 what We say they will DO, Il directions
are followed.
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Rangers Notice.

T'AKrN up By Austin paslcy, near Como
j Depot, one hay mare two years old,
both b ind and pne fore Ley white, star in
face, scar on iho eft shoulder, 5 foe; high.
Appraised ~ fI9. 80. Also ono brown
mare mule | years old. Appraised TO
~. Y. y. JONES, Ranger p. q.
June ", 1861. n22.3w
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ls .. strst,on. Jr. sai Sarah r. s,,s,.
=. minor ehiIdrss of Asa 3. ssrsssss.
Wy ere hereby cited to appear b-fs,.
ses pfsests Court o. said essssv "a
ssa Nsstay . Asssss, lssl, % .lsv
- ~ ~ hoai sseesps d Ass &
i.sss See's. yssr guardian, shosld
y al'sss, - eppsvvst, aaa shy ssia
80 seesld - rsoove ysvp p.ysscs
: psssssal psyeessy - ske essssv ~
|sssssa, Ssass q Iesa.. n ssSer al y,
Issei jsse q, 1885,. sst.scs
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No supplies from the North tho South
must depend on herself.

II will DO furnished Military c~ompsnic.
IN quantities " ln0of NOR, NJ Is cts. per
COPY. At retail the price will be ! 100
w Usual discount to the trade.
. G1r0rders accompanied by the Cash will
DO promptly attended to. and orders will be
filled in sequeDee ~ received.
Address HUTTON pRRIIGu.
Southern Publishing House, Memphis, Tom
April 20, 1861.
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Nm advertisements.
ANVOONCCMENT.

Ne arc Authorized 70 announce '. J..
hiss 10 . candidate for the Office Of
bri6 Of Pamela County, nj the October
sion, 1859. -
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u ~ DEBTS doe The ffn q ny,r
HeHenie sss nsw nine and nssS ~
- y u. srss 81 August. b. essA a.
~ silI sue "a all that IL not ciosed
tine 1wil sste State or cssfes.
sossss % cash. This IL the last call.
b.. ". =. HARRIS.
-iset. u9I-si
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oNE MILLION DOLLARS.

ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Goes North for quack ps,sp, medicines.
Throw your Dutch and Yankee mineral
medicines to the DOS, unless you wish 10
kill. and try these.
Purely Vegetable and Southern remedies
prepared slssc by Dr.. Clsrh. a native Ten
nssscsn, Who has q familiarity with South.
crn discases and their treatment IN Q
southess climate.
DR.. C1ash's snre Cnre Arse Pins.
Il recommended FOR Chill Fever. Fever
Dsub Ague. and nothing else They will
.6ecsuaIIy break up and when taken IN con.
neesion With thsssliver pills. will entirely e.
adleats every trace ofdisease no matter hoe
long standing, Or how obiurs,e the case.
Price 81. Bent b. mail, post paid.
One dose Of ,hsss pills IL warranted 10
break up INV esss II A-ue o. Chill, and
used In connection with Clask's rstsLrss
ttvrs rstl, will egsetaslly cure and entirely
eradicate all the seeds Of disease which
bring on chilli fever, fever ngue snd dsmb
ssse. CLARK, GREGORY 4 CO.
For sole By Martin 4 Son, Psnols, and
Bust. 4 liant. Bstesvilis.
Feb. q, ts6t. edec2S
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Nv raiisn, resssfth that Tho uighlander.
had been In tho asbit " using a certain
combination " herbs and sooisi Ihdiso.
nous 10 their native hills and rlens. which.
when combined with oriental Asom,sies,
was found 10 b. the most s~upsslstiss lhvig
orator aud bidder up u the human syiem,
which tho world u suffering humanity ha.
ever known.
~ sswsshssb rgssrs - . .wsdsHss.
Were fsllv tested. and crowned with unpre
ceieu,ej success lWsvery instance where u.
virtues we're tried and II might have been
truly said that III, good ,ime had come a,
Inst.
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vatWssA vitee UVs.
Ff..Lssssss - e. ~<l ~ ifssfa
fhsy III NtffatHf smas< III dIssffss
fai 4mflsiaif aglslss fa# N<s4pf lIffg,
I'd flpmfeh ~ lmtsFs hiasJ
HtssewM y lftwsfls sssEHfIss haf ~ W.
sfaF gas huff n iha ffHtam, thaf 81
" . skssw a rat = ~ n sMssf rs
saHs y ssAtNta fssHa fks p alsa fef
Fii Hfihf Y Ne FAfr fHat n AlasasA, fsi
NJ = efiy N NE fHfih allse N NE hl1Hi N
ihst sasy manner shlsh lHstifss confidence
Site sHasfsf fhsYft a. tsin
Sess sssfsss - ~f#sfsf sssssss
hli sfs eamfeseA n fsmsfIss *hish su,
risfi1f y Wa lhfalfs a. ifasss has tstssi
~ sffihf w N Tuy t%Fslfirs, m nv fssf
hsHss, shi n Ne fest ffssssss n The ias
sHf ffaly, "ih sl.asm hflh H. mair thsm
ai ~ w. fslsf n suffering hsmsH ~"
The tefg htst n IN hs liver ever n
i'ffl " Ne tuhfle mHti rHInesisWihly
uae' gue hesaifff NV hsm
Hfas yoHa slilgg tamHaiaaf Nv hsml
Hifs ggg y ffiaisd HtaHhf ~ h,m,
Hdps g1a n NV Msaast,f fdvIhsm
Hlfs guH q Neffeas Hsaj4stsf Nv men
Haze gos 4 Paig ~ ~ Slaff nv Them.
Hirs Bon n Pan IN M Hsadf ~ nseD
UiHs gea y pghp ~ ne HHstf ~ hsm
Hrrs gon bgpTsiaf Nv hsm
Hrrs vop y Hpfgns k,psff wv h,ml
is yen tp'iirei TW hfm,
irs Wv LangHiH m hsm.
Hfr, gon y Wstsei skiaf NJ ihsp
~ you troubled 9th Hfsp' Nv h,,,
These Pills are no Yankee trick ~ No
ralmej N on The eonfding south. bat afe
prepared ~ Dr. Y. VI. tIafk. n Nashville,
q n,ti,e Tennessoam Testimonials ~ The
highest character relative to thsif virtue
may he bad In Nashville. We only ash q
trial " them. Pfies " cents per hos,
Put up only VI thu Ambro@ial oil MejIcaI
Dcpo, ~ CLARK, Gregofy A Go. Nashville.
Tenn, 10 whom orders must be addressed
I'm receipt 81 the retail price. ~ GENTS.
w will send 10 any address BY mail. Full
directions with zach boz.
These Plllsare n speedy and a certain
cure 70. Ncomplain,s arising from a dis.
eascd ''iered liver, caused by atmos.
pberit ms,arls, via Intssmittent. Remit.
tent or Bilious Fever or Neryou. lioadachc
Sick or Periodical Headache, Chronic cos.
,%ivencss. Loss Of Appetite, Languor. Dis.
illness Of tho Head. Jaundice, Sslow Com
plexion, Tainted Breath, Dyspepsia. Pains
IN tho Back, Side or Breast. or all impuri.
ties o. tho blood and all arrangement Of
the Stomach.
For sale by Martin 4 Son, Pamela, and
Butts 4 Hunt, Batcsyille.
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Exeensten ~ DIne and ne6ur.
tion 81 B'nve.

I'm snd after MONDAY, June ., 1861,
~ trains will run regularly 10 Hardy
Station, within seven miles 81 Grenad..
Stages run regularly between Hardy Station
and Grenads. Fare through reduced 10
$3.50. X. uOUGIl,
jca-n General Superintendent.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE..

SPE(TAT, NOTICE..
II. persons indebted to ne are request
p II TO call on Col. ". y. wsrd. who
2 nv notes and accounts FOR collection.
! i Instructed 10 sue on all claims not
" Immediately, ss my family will need
sss<y dssiae my sb.enss in the army.
JOHN n. SEtGt.E.
jsss y, 1851. ns..Im
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k00OLv00t NO6BOOs
vHngRkAs the Esssss II Robsss O.
w HAS. deceased. sss. II he Je1noy
ssrm, lssi, Of The I'sphsis s'asss q Phec.
Ia Coansy. declared isselvess, ell pssssAs
t.,ing claims sssips, said dsesdsss, ses
hsrsby mostksd 10 have their slsins daily
psoba.sd ssd registered In the s9cs 81 he
Clesk Of he Prcbsss Court sf sait Csssty
the Lei ~ Of SIfssi, iss2, ss 'hsy vill
ssossS bar ed
A. j. WILLIAMS, As.f.
mary ~, 1851. 80
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Psssis Cswsly.
"a EI.sor tyinsh. ss1 ptsaasA Csl1ios-
worth. lerssss Of Sarah Poess eseenesd.
VOu ana eseh Of yws sss besesy eissd
70 he and sppsss before ~ prseeis
Court 81 ssid county, % Ne NJ ~esssy
In Iaiy. 1861. being the srss isy ~ w
july term II said sssrs. 10 shov so9eesh
any. ~hy the 6nsl account Of Z. W. ne.
Milan. one of The ~sseessess 81 ~ vill q
Sarah Poser. dseassd. shoald ct - q.
loved and approved. Ny nr5ss q Cssss.
in. usLBOO, Cises.
f..s.s i0sh Nay, issi. sl9-4s
Administrator Uodco.
r EfTERs Of Aasietssrsiisa, spss "
estate 81 Jaaes ". 1eelmes, deeseees,
hes rr>a1sd to be ppeessiepes y
lks ptoasse Csssssf fsus's csUty, I'D
ssass o. s~6iss;ssip,t. IT the April ~,
wi An p>ssoss having slsiDs afsisss
aid etsss, agohashS nsde>3 ser-
vst8 al ksve ske ssss psshsise sa4fs-
v;se-sps - ~ - 1issssss ~ - VII -
tssrsoL
.T. s ssss. A4.ar.
ss- 1-.isst sisss
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voxMlrTED v he Jail Of paaoia ~
cssaty, . negro boy, who ssysA
name = David, asd y hslesxs 10
1. Evedse q Als1phis, Tenn, saidN
p 10 sbess q o. q yen ola. sbovs a.
r sis o. ssves issAes high, had On .
lssl cloth ses', sAseked raais, calico sbirs
p . 9Th hat. he says iAal he ras svss
|. . mas by the name u Lsnb, vbs K
fsaiae % The railroad neat Grenada. Ths
fser 10 hereby sesiaed TO con. forward
fse property and take hin sssy, Or he
n be dealt with ~ the lsv directs.
i'll. JvNEN sheriff
lsse ., 1861. slosl-
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NOTICE.
Have placed my notes and accounts IN
shs hands Of Col. N. s. ward, whp i.
by authorized, to collec. and receipt for
\ sane, during my absence in the army.
|rhsnss X. clarke, Esq. la. charge d
! shop, and Is authorized 10 scll all my
(ek d busgies on hand.'
|All pe'.ens ars hereby warned against
ling Of isssrayin. any u my lumber. ~
y Aboa, NJ Carriage Factory. a. | have
Pssae,ed NJ. Clarke. to prosecute in my
)ms ell saeh offenders
FRED. LIEBoLD.
Jane a, 1861. n.i.sm
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TNlIRE win he's srecisI Term ~ the
Dsasd o. Police ~ Panels County.
= Ne Court House thereof. on the
=! nseaag . Isly, (,hs 18th day Of the
~ 1871, ~ ~ puspose Of transact
~ bsaRess u csy nature vhsssvss
sooy bs psessnssd fee aSsiss.
y sstss Of he hoaos Tbs's :. C1ashs,
Psi>sss u said Board.
|, ). n. MsLE0D, Cissh.
lsssd JAY %. 1861. n2s.2w
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sSoxlthcr,n I1enaody.
DIR. r. w.. CLARk's
curl AGUE PILLS,
These Iill. will mol only break up nny
cas- ~ thills md Fever, bu, taken IN con.
ncciinn with the painless liver pills, will do
what yther asis and fever remedies do not
DO =. o., eradicate the cau-e Of the disease
from the system. You need try them only
oncc.
That dread scourgs Of tho Mississippi
valley, King Agu-. finds his ~conquercr IN
these remedies. Those WIN live in the mi.
asmat.o regions Of tho south and west, will
find these remedies beyond all price when
they have ons. tested their virtue.
TO THE PLANTERS.
IN tho bottom land. Of the Mississippi,
Arkansas and BRACES. and Red River and
MI maIarious sections. ~ following the
directions for.sjministering these Pills. will
.sTrciually prevent nineteenth. VI the Ague
and Chill fevers. rs well as Billions, Inter.
mittcnt and Rcmit,ent geyers, that nov
Yearly dscimssc the time Of their servants
and profits Of the crop. By siekntss . death.
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Equal, to cvery emergency, the origins recipe
was handed over 10 y respectable firm of
pharmaceutical chemis,sin Edinburgh, Via
have prepared u exclusively, I'LL IL Intro.
duction into tho Southern States q shorttime
ago. And II mn, be mentioned M . conclu.
sve prosf Of it, intrinsic merit, and super
GRITTY cver oil other preparations or stomach
medicines, either IN Europe or America,
that upwards Of