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JET. DAVIS FEMALE ACADEMY.
sHuBUTA, CLARK COUNTY, MISS.

THE first session Of this school will opon on The
1 Hrgt day Of Octub5r. under the personal super
VISION and control OF Mrs. s. h. PlEHGE 80 long
aud fayorably known Is the head Of the Female
school nt puncEs HfiSos, Ia this county.
MRS. PIERCE comes 10 this community with
long established and well sustained reputation ~
sn sees sfi teacher Of young ladies, and will prepare
chem for the advanced classes 10 any Of the Female
Colleges IN the Confederate States
TIE MUSIC DhPARi MENf is already we'll pro-
yded for ana Mrs pigHcs sill associate With hefsef
such other experienced teechefs rs the necesses
OF the school may demand, The principal wll take
into her house rs boAfdefs. few young ladies Who
may particularly desire 70 be under her Immediate
care at twelve do lars per month, including all Incl
dCn'as except washing which will be extra
Tuition Will be- as lu other schools Of the same
GRADE and btinp uY identified Hlth the country,
and h8gn5 entire confidence 10 the stability and sol
| yeney 81 Yur government, viii receive IN payment
for 0ord aud tuition, the Treasury Notes and Bonds
! Of the C0n'effrate States
.Sh1Jat4 sept ., it6l. H-5m
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Ahnlinisfrnfnr,a NOfiCe.

WHEREAS letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of FREDERICK G.
MAYBERRY, decd, were granted to the
undersigned, ut the last July term OF the
Probate Court Of Newton County, Missis-
sippi: Now all persons holding claims
AGAINST said estate are notified and requl.
red to exhibit them duly probated and
registered within the time required by
law or they will be barred.
T.R. HUGHES, Admir-,
Sept. IL, 1861. 4o.it
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Military Notice.

To all those citizens Of Smith, Rankin,
Scott, Newton, Jasper Clark, and Lauder
dale counties, who are or have been en-
gagged in raising a Troop Of Horse, the
undersigned would give notice that there
will be o barbecue for the encouragement
Of said scheme at Newton Station, on the
Southern Railroad on Thursday the 10th
Of October next, and on Saturday the
10Th, another at Meridian, whore the
company will be organized, and 60 imme-
diately into camp. All are therefore re
quested to bring provisions for four or
five days, rations. For a simple and cheap
uniform-it is recommended to adopt
homemade jeans of black wool died with
indigo, a roundabout to reach below the
hip, vest and pants of the same, all well
lined. All who have or can procure
horses, will furnish their own horses
Those who have none will be supplied
some half dozen horses have been volun-
4arily offered, and plenty more will be
given as there is no want Of the proper
spirit.
Fellow citizens, if there ever was a time
when our country's stirring emergencies
called her sons to her aid, now is the
time.
fthere ever was an occasion when fail
ing to do ones duty sealed his fate for
the future, surely the present is that
occasion.
r. ANDERSON.
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In the matter Of the Estate Of JOSEPH
T. FARMER, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert
\ D. Farmer, Administrator on The
Estate Of Joseph T. Farmer, deceased, has
died in the Probate Court Of Newton
county, Mississippi, his petition to sur.
render his letters, and will at the next
October term Of said Court present an ac
count of his administration, 50 far as me
anne has extended, tor allowance with
commissions and apply for a final heai'
ing Of said petition.
By order Of the Court 20
- JAMES A. WARE, Clerk.
Ct 17lh l.bI 45.0t
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HNHE Notes and Accounts duo the late
firm Of Levy & Lopez have been as
signed the undersigned for the beneftof
the creditors of the said Levy Lopez.
All persons indebted to said firm will
find their notes and accounts in my hands
or with THOMAS n. CLARKE, at Gar
landsyille, to whom payment may be
made.
give fair warning that will sue at the
next term Of the Circuit Court on every
claim that remains unpaid.
JAMES J. SHANNON,
Assignee of Levy & Lopez.
April 10, 1861, H-ti
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EXeCmf0r,s N0fICe.

WHEREAS, letters testamentary of
w tLe last win and testament o.
JAMES SHOWS, deceased, We're granted
to the undersigned at the August spe-
cia term A. D. 1861, Of the Probate court
Of Jones county, and State Of Mississippi:
Now all persons having claims against the
estate of said testator are hereby notified
and requested TO exhibit the same, and
have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
D. NJ. SHOWS,
w. w. SHOWS,
Executor &c.
Aug. 10, 1861. AIT
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cqy% The trial Of our privateersmen in
New York will soon take place, One OF
their counsel has been sent 70 Fort Lafay-
cite and we presume others will share
his fate il they do their duty to their eli
ents. A despatch from New York says
Sixty-six important criminal cases arc
ID be tried at the fall term of the United
State Circuit Court OF New York, No
les than twenty OF the Southern priya-
teersmen, from the priyateers Savannah,
sumter and Jeff Davis, are to he tried for
The capital offence Of piracy. There are
forty-lwo slave traders, and two others in
dicted as aders and abettors Of the slave
trade, who are to stand their trial.
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AdmIuIstraIOY,s NofBce.

w HEREAS, letters Of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned, by
the honorable, the Probate Court of JAS
per county, State Of Mississippi at the
June term, A. D. 1861, thereof, on the es-
tate Of JOHN MCDONALD deceased,
late of said county Now all persons in
debted to said estate will please come
forward and make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
must present them duly probated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
WILLIAM MCDONALD,
GEORGE MCDONALD,
Administrators.
Aug. Q, 1861. 43-7t
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AdminintratOr's NOTICE,

uuFRFAs letters Of administration on
II the estate ofTHOMAs UNDERWOOD,
deceased, we've granted to the underslgn-
,d at the September term, A. D. l86l'
- tbe Probate Court Of Jasper County.
State az Mississippi Now all persons hay
mo claims against said deeedent, are here
by III required to exhibit the same within
the time limited by law, or the same will
be barred. .,.~~,,,oor
Administrator
Sept. -, 1861, 4s-H
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ann aTATE on MISNISSIPPI.

SCOTT COUNTY.
n he Chaucery Court Qf said County, al rules
held al NE Clerks office Of said Court, on
he Isl, Monday, The second day Of Septsm-
Der, 1861
Martha f. Harris
w. Bill for Divorce
Joseph Harris.
I 7 pom opening compliments bill, itap.
u pearing that the said defendant is 0
non.reauent OF tns state, IT IS therefore
that notice be given 10 the said
defendant Of the pendency Of this suit,
by publication in the Eastern Clarion,
newspaper printed and published in the
town Of Paulding, in the county OF Jas
per, in said State, for five consecutive
weeks, that unless he appear in and be
fore the Honorable Chancery Court of
Scott county, next TO be holden IN and
for said county, at the Court House there
Of, in the town of Hillsboro, on the 4th
Monday Of October next, and plead,
answer or demur to said bill said cause
will be set down for final hearing on the
bill, and deposition to be taken.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL of office on this the second day
NJ S/of September, A. d., 1861.
JOHN p. HARRIS, Clerk.
Per- R. w. BONDS, Deputy.
A. B. SMITH for Comp.
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ments. Among yha houses which furnish.
Ed thg best spoils was tha. OF Che n9tut
rms Congressman Option who wits mot
even citizen of The district from which
he PROPOSES no have been chosen
visited big house yesterday He had but
just begun % put bis new purchase ln
order when Ae Asd to Washington
U. 7.
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WHEREAS lettors Of Administration
w on the estate of GEORGE f. MAR.
TIN, deceased, were granted to the un-
designed, at the last July term Of the
Probate Court of Newton County, State OF
Mlssissippi Now all persons having claims
against the estate OF said deeedent are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time and in the manner prescribed
by law, or the same will be barred.
JOHN w. MURRAY,
Administrator.
August 30, 1851 46-7t
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Tnx AsscssOr,s Notice.

MIR. J. NJ. Bradley, is my authorized
wi deputy for the assessment o. taxes
in Jasper county. He can be found at
all times in Padding, and will attend to
assessments in my absence.
RICHARD SIMMONS,
Tax Assessor of J. C.
MAY "a, 1861. 32-tf
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ODttnarp.

MARGARET GRAY, daughter Of John L. and Mary
a. GRAY departed this life the 10th OF September,
aged one year and three months.
sweet litle MaFEie we have had to part win thee.
But We must not gfieye, for our Savior hath said.
"Suder little chldrcu to come unto me for OF such Is
I o kind6m of Heaven" Then why should we grieye
for thee-thou sort to pure for Hlis earth.
A FRIEND.
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Notice

A IL claims due the estate Of ROBERT
IA COOPER deceased, in suit or judg.
ment can be paid % Mr. L. B. Lassiter,
during my absence from home. whose re-
ceipt for the same will be duly recognized.
J J. SHANNON, Admir-
June il, lSGl 35-tf
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SfraYed or NfOIen

INROM the undersigned about the 18th
IL of May last, medium sized bay horse,
white face from the eyes up, a small scar
in his left flank, one or both hind feet
white, supposed to be six or seven years
old Any information thankfully receiv-
ed, and literally rewarded. Ny I. O., ad.
dress is Raleigh, Smith county, Missis.
sppi. A. L. BRATCHER.
June T, 1861. 34-tf
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1'he state OF Mississippi,
NEWTON COUNTY,

Jonathan Barnett,
vs.. , Attachment S20.
II. Y Grayson.
w HERAS the writ Of attachment in
w the above case, has been duly re.
turned to the Justice Court of beat mum
Der four Of Newton County, State Of Mis-
,ssippi, il is therefore ordered by the
Court, that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Eastern Clarion, a
newspaper printed and published in the
town Of Paulding, Jasper county, State
Of Mississippi, notifying said defendant
that unless he appear alta term Of said
Justice Court, TO be holden on the fourth
Saturday Of September next 1861 and
plead answer or demur to plaintiffs com
plant the same will be taken as confes-
sed and the property attached sold to sat
isly plaintiffs demand and costs.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL )of office, this the 9th day Of Au-
\06N(g gust, a. ID lS6l
BENJAMIN STONE, j. P.
Aug. 10, 1861 4i-5t
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AdminisfrnInr,a NnfIce.

VXTHERAS letters of Administration
w on the estate Of HOWELL HAIR
GROVES, deceased, we're granted to the
undersigned at the August term, 1861, OF
the Probate Court Of Jasper county Mis-.
,ssippi; Now, therefore, all persons
having claims against said estate will pre-
sent the same duly probated and register
ed within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
JOHN j. KELLER,
Administrator.
Aug. 1G, 1861 Ait
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How MANY MEN HAVE WI oN Tur PoroMAc Mr.
Hllyer Of the Natchez Courier, IS the correspondent
who in letter ia his paper, says "roons for 10000
men, il Is said are daily issued from this poaL' As
Nj Il. is Commissary and writes from within the
lines It j. probable thi. has been "sad' oy one who
knows We have now numbers on our side as ven as
the prestige Of past success.
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VnIunble PlantatIon for sale.

Ats. TIE subscriber offers for sale
his place in Jones county, situa-
GSYSss% ted about twenty miles from
-. Shubuta and consisting Of five
hundred and twenty acres. The land lies
on both sides Of Bogue Homa Creek, and
consists Of swamp, hammock, read brake
and piney woods with excellent range for
cattle, One hundred acres are under
good fence VIII take cattle or slaves in
payment instead Of money.
Addess me at 0wenton, Jones county,
Mississippi JOHN McGILBERRY.
Jones %, Mss, Sept lo, 1851. Att
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RB-A farmer living in central Ken
lucky, very enthusiastic Southerner,
raised large flag on his premises last
week, and on the same evening his wife
presented him with a nine potudtr
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UNIVERSITY OT MISSISSIPPI

TIVE University viii be open for the reception 81
/ students on tho lsth September. 1861. While
many u s Students have gone 70 the war 1t u sup
posed that taere are many young men loft 81 home
Wh8 desire % be educated The Trustees are anxious
for the institution togo on withits exercises and they
sill not De suspended unless q want Of patronage re-
TERMS AS USUAL.
t15 per session including fuel and serrant hire.
$50 fjr those who lodge out Of College,
$50 Law students.
board ti4 to SIC per month
J ~ H0WRY Sec Of tie Board.
Oxford, Ang. 80, 1861. 4f-f
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met last Monday No business Of consequence was
done on tho civil docket Tie Grand Jury remained
il session until Wednesday, when the Court adj
iourncd.
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GnyIandavlIIe semInnrY.

VIA AsANuHbEHhE 9EHAAhAHNs
.EHE exercises Of the Glrlandsylle Semi
1 nary will be resumed on the 10th day
OF September, under the mmediates super
vision and control Of the present, Prof
g. w. CHATFIELD. There will DO COM
petent teachers in both the Male and
Female departments, and strict attention
will be given to all the classes, with
view to their proper and systematic adj
Yancement.
Board can be attained at from ten to
twelve dollars per month.
RATEs OF TUITION.
Primary department, 20 dollars per term
Of 40 weeks.
Academic department, 80 dollars per term
Collegiate 40
Music, 45
GarlandspiHe, Sept. 10, 1861 48-5t.
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INAUGURATION or HEARING.

NOTES on DEAFNESS An Instructor and
y Guide f5r deaf peasons. BY w. L. DAVIS n. b.
so II Bourbon s., New Orleans. In the work will
ha found the full benefit Of mature medical inyesh
CATION on the subject and directions for consultation
81 h the author by letter or personally. Sent free
BY mail 70 goferers on receipt Of ars cent staap
Address A. above.
Ne.e O-iofns, Aug 10, 1851. 4L6m.
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WIN. HARRISON is my authorized agent
during ny absence in the army.
HENRY ROBERTS.
6yses Oh. Nus, Sept, 6, 1861, 41-st
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AdmInis1rafnr,s Notice.

Aug. 10, 1861
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-18
A CnnnGinn Remedy

For Co,hrrnos. irrsguiariiy and D'bihiy Of
ne DigsIIrS Organs. iHdudHc Hfddofhs.
Ldaivds. Nrrrpusasu. GnrGI ProHrd-
ton ochs MHidgd Body. Pdralya', 49,.
A MOMENTS reflection ought To convince a
"a .~n.,bL maa II The hll, asd danger oi ,nn.
siantN dosing ~i,h c'ih,itc msdicin~' The
pr.rticr ~ psfnciou anl suicidal. AurNIerierce
81 l,fty ,..r. has taught Toe that the eon.tiatly
iacs-a-,sg -,il. of g--'Ya 49, i~sfiulp sggu''
,,,sd iy the ~, Tree use II Calhiuic'. The
American people afr last l-com,ng nation ~
d,,p-ptic. Nv their artificial modes " lilc. Dn'.
uc Jathaflic. inrr-s.- the ifri.h'lii,, and pros.
tate the strength oftbr digestive orgins.
The pill. NV udriri are csp.rial, design"d
a. ala, thu ,rutalultS. ani 81 The same u.c 10
insisufair snd .ifsrgihrn ~ the iunclions OF DO.
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afr an.si,nc, tonic snI Laxative. The, afr 80
md ssl ia, g,,.tiag that ooe .. not T.'s'adsi by
any di.sgr--sble Effects that be has taken mciv
che.
Hu.ins,. men. stuIeut.. Professional men. fe-
malc.. ani an Persons ie,iing conhn'd o' o..
dsusry lie. shoah iry thea.
The un,lsf.isned Physicians, checr'ull' csftil'
~ the high pFoicssiopsi standing 81 p' cob, II
>tan.tsad, oa~ oi the oLi~st ani hsst physicisns,
and a. the cSccIicnt q1sl,rs 81 hi, "Anli Co',i'e
asd Toalc Pill.." ~hch Ne have ased IN our
pnci,cr sni highly sppfo'e
J. u. Uib.on. VI ~, Dunh,m, 4 T..
CT. COTrON, VI 10, Co~sn.'ille.
CHARLES BROWN, VI u,
:. =. FOSTER. VI Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, ND, paIn''oo.
y. JENkS, u,
CIV. COwLES, VI u. sua,,tsd.
JOHN MEIGS, ND,
JOSEPH BgElDON. VI ID, Surgeon u. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, " u. Coat,sook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND. VI ID. DrIb, Lins.
VI. ~. GLiNES, " ~, Compton. &. D..
60. >OMEllS. VI u, Magog. q. T..
J. RUTHERFORD, VI 10, Ns~po,t, VI.
Prepared by Dr. VI .. COLBY Snn.lel !,
&. g.. and Dc'b, iinr. Vsfmoni.
Sold B., d.. Bu.i, - fsIis; iiais. 4 Co, IA.
re; 4. -. Moves. NorSay; %. Porter, J a.
G,rr,. u. ". Nobr ani John u. Rand. Water
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Bnani's Pond. y
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v'hs phhlir ATE hrfyby eauiisnsd ags'nst lsss
j imttat,aa u 1. y. ATwOOD'S BirrERS
4, sasns ssii misi-,i Irf.on 90 pef.'as. ~h' have
t,Ut oui, c,p,si The ltr ~ part. sui adopted pee.
ci.sl, che zane si,i- IT balts l'ut have h.i the
laf,t,rs MSS o. trfs-s st ihsiTlab- thai thsirs
4. che ssnf - l.. .. AtNussi's. AM the nHnf-
sunplsis', o. dup- The pubic ,thsN az ,"b-sars
of eoua'sfsiis ,ad limitations" ani call iheir vale
Trash e. .~uutnr'
Thsrci1tr. 81 rr,Ess pot % after ihis date
v,u bar an vNtra lsh~l CouurTTsign"d ~ ". ~.
Hs,. Dussi., Pot bni. Ne, >ois Gsnefsl Al gent.
Jul, !. i>oi.
Az dsal,,. ~h, have the tire article pot up al
pt,,,ou. date. can L. .uppiicl With Extra la.
lsl., b, appl,ine o.. above.
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Our instantaneous Stsreoscopic Views
The Greatest Wonder Of the Age.
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY
,I,IlIs VALuARLE rRrrNRATION. ID

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81 all the commoa conponenis. such az
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Iowa the .,,isn, hut dr.tioS al chane, 81 cufr'
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properties make Il not only the m-s, p.rirci enc
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4, Chris, Church Sabha,h School an
amusing ineiden, occurred Sunday afternoon.
DR. Goddard vas di.cour,ing To the chill.
drcn on the bsaar Of love a. developed in
the Chr.tian. whose leader was Christ.
when be asksd Who are our enemirsp''
A lad, ~ho douh,Ie'. supposed the Doctor
asked tie question u have It answered.
spoke oct in a manly voice The seeess'
toners The elect va. electric. The whols
room -a' pleasantly convulset. and the
D0ct0r bad TO hold hi. sides.
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man came 10 Philadelphia some year.
ago, exhibiting siI boys aud SIX girl-, but
all Of them were dressed in girls clothes
They were 10 much like girl. in appearance
that be made money betting to one could tell
one IRON the other. Al Iri.hman went osi
and returned with dozen apples. Throw.
ins one 70 each Of the children, he observed
that. some eaugb, them in their hands; these,
be said, were boys Others held their
aprons. these. be said. we're girls.
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To the honorable Ju,iic~. Of N. supfrms Jud,.
81 al Count 10 ~ holden II Paris, within snd
fpr th. CoaRiy II ONiafd. ga the scconi Ines.
IL, - Aag,.t. \. u. l~6l.
NI,RY Am pENNI>ON Il oSf,'d. IN the
vi CoanN of ONf,fd, sai sic Of W,llhup
Dsnni.on. now II part. unknpwn, Tr.p' ctiull, u.
t~l. sad give thi- hoppr.bl- Court to IT, iuiprm-
81 that ,he va. laSlnl, married 10 the said VIII
tar, Dcuni,on At Norway N .aid Couniy of IA.
ford. b, The Rev. Rrul-n Milser. 90 the nth
day Of rehfuliy 4. u. lsj9: that our hl-'lliat
,ircc her inirrnafrissc ha. slwaNs lsha1sd her
.slfssa fithfl. cha.ie and aheciionsir wife /;
that the ,a,d wilIiar Drnn,.on, wholly =" glfd
les OF his mluiag- coycn,nt aud dot, dii on the
27th ,lay of April. 4. u. iSia, dessil and leave
your hhelhni and went o. pats oaknosn % Nonr
hbelilnt. snd since that time Ia. never lived with
of provided ot spaf hlElhnt.
And your l,l-l,nt iufthrr represents. that there
!. great disparity ia the age. and dispositions.
Of ,he ssid Wilbuf, and your l,hell'nt-sp much
90 a. 90 render heir domestic relation. unpleasant
aud unhappy. nnd that dNofc- from the lond.
. of uis,fin,uny b-twrru said willbiTy Denni.on
aud ,ouf libcllant would L. reasonable anil proper
conducive io domestic harmony and con.istent
Nth the pace mud morality 90 society.
She therefore praSs that such divorce he de-
creed by your boo ir,ble Cont. a. IN duty hound
all ever pay MARY Ann DENNlsoN.