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u. s E. IF. CHEArHasm.
Wholesale GlsOCERs, AND DEALER

H.caR1rRAh.
NJ. s E. IF. CHEATHAm.
Wholesale G1sOCERs, AND vsEAs,Er,s
FINE BRANDTEs, WINES. TOBACCO, CIGARS. nAr.s.
~ DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
C0RKER or COLLEGE, AND 1zrzpcrx ezp-vzv
Nashville, Tennessee.
arejrstin receipt of large we'll selectea rs At
So bids Sugar grades; 100000 genuine Havana Cirsr,,
800 bhlschcoe Moasses; 200 kegs Nails. asaorfes.
100 do do IOOdOssn Painted Buckets,
100 hbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls Engb waiarts
LEO boxes Star candIes 10 tbls FfIherts
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted
FINE RRANBTES, WINES, 40.
% \ Z I choice French Brardies;
~ Z casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines;
$50 baskets best brands Chalu.ssne;
50 ooxts Scovill Claret,
. bbls pure old Rye DO
do do do Bourbon do
And also large Cauraan Waislv. Arracan B-nnv
Gin, &c. - - = '--f-''
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazerd and Sycamore posy h. nm
orrSgro Icing the only Agentsin Of The
oua call ne attention 81 the Merchants and Fraaerto their
s d5 s sook sl tsgqsI on hand In Msgane for sale.
s s dupont kns Fosder 2OoO kegs Hazsrd Blasting Pew
SS S0o = % DO Do 5000 kegs sycasore Blasting
zs ~ kegs hazard Go do Powder J
S Ss &c do DO $50 ceses Of Powder, assorted
500 kegs Dupont RisstingPow 50 b6is oy Bedford & Co.
isn1 P o ~ AFR STi,. Az .-...
SOLE AGENTS HOB
pRspoa; sR0Seer; Joy, Biekford & Co.'S saR4y
Sycamore do
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GEEERAL FRKGaT 0EBIcE, NASHVILLE DECATUR L. Ri
NAsHvILLE Nov. 18th. 1850.
and after the 10Th inst, rghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis Charleston al other connecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay
To insure prompt attention ghts must have plain shipping
marks the Destination in full and initials of last road each
package. Stock sent through with and dispatch
JOHN W. RATCLIFFE,
novI8-dIm General Az ept.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NoVEMBER I1th, 1880,
Passenger Trains East and West, will run as follows
GOING EAST
Leave NAshvile at $50 A N and Bpm.
Arrive at Chattanooga L30 IL AID Las AN
COMING WEST,
Leave Chattanooga at 80 A NJ and 7.3OPM
Arrive at Nashville at 5:3O P Il and A NJ
Ii rail connection and shortest route to Bsston New ok
4 EnlAaeiPnla, baltimore, Washington City, Piedmont
Montgomery, AenF his New Orleans, &c.
oth Trains connect At Stevenson with Trains IN Meohs
and Charleston Railroad, and at Chatt.noo7a b T-.os an
East Tennessee and Georgia Western and Atlantic Irs
IcEsss may be had any hour on Application q
reet Agent, office Depot to the folIewny place and
AZ the following prices. viz: - - -
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.
TAKE pleasure in announcing my old friends and Gus
TONER'S mat after an absence Of years. have sgan
turned 70 rece the practice Of the Photographic Art
IN all M branches having purchased the brGther
~ the ola Galley in Union Street, and having spent
FOUR months IN New York the past fully all
th ate improvements In the art have painted renovated and
enlarged the suite OF Rooms throughout ThsE my facilities
nav better 70 produce hrst class most Galleries
beast OF and conduce TO the comfort OF patrons
ouy to Iun the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained bot to elevate 1t to sin higher standard have
sao engaged the services OF Mr.. COOE the hest Photo
gar in the world who took tie Pcu,es which obtained the
hrst premium az the Worlds Va London in Js5l and am
detsrnned not only make this leading Gallery in The
stste but my work shan be surpassed Moth or South
and nov INTRODUCES to the pu6C the following new syIes.
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Nignette, plaE cOlored;
IvoTytypes, cOored;
Paste Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass. life sizs;
Wishing cards, full length, pSin
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting
sterreOscupes, glass paper.
G2unnue 10 make the Melainotype Amhrstvn- har
fore fh above styles all entirely this city, exent
the AutograpS Card which only made one az time h
who IN ESn Of anything politely invited to i've
call before visiting seEhere when viii prove y cc
demonstration the above faGLs, Respectfully,
octSi-u F. W. HUGHES.
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H.H. HAYNES & CO..
Agents for the sale and purchase OfNegroes
NO. 16 CEDAR STREET,
Between The Commercial Hotel ard RsbIo squ4s.)
BJThe highest cash price given for ayes
deoa9h

KNINE PARLGR FURNITURE, PA os,BRUssELs CAR
Il pe,iRg Rags A pair OF fine Csrrage Horses, two
horse WACO at auction this morning, by
BENZ. 2. SHIHLDS 4 co,
Front Of eewanee Hotel.
This sale Is unusually attractive presenting good Opportu
nit for bargains in valuable property The sale Is made
der attainment and notes waived. leb9It
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Charleston and So.
kRRKGETT ryr,-.' aAt1 a

A $3.50 EDUoED AND SPEED IEcR E4sy,
" z3th December, 1853 through me- 49, on and ssr 1
s sos p css. pr iCs los q e Third Class per 100 rs
Hats Caps and Bo1nets, 2 Is -s'' a.
and = half and four days - " '-seFilie, three tn
Tine from New Tork and PhiladelDbi.
and nine days. - 'Sfen and . hall, ed
Intervening ssbbaths cause the above ,,-,.., -. y
rams ars rnn On sunday three 1e- a7 e
NO detentions By ice snow. Overob.--s-
eeHt damages occurring at seal promptly susd
Vllie and Cnattsnooga Railroad deIiTery y sns \
oec~ @-I e&B g II aun.,.1
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Freight 10 New York and Philadelphia
CN
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARL ESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale cot than 500 pounds 25
- s....... t.4a
NO Insurance except from Charleston ard Savannah to
New York Snd PA!iaae phia.
Cotton COMPRISED a. he option and expense Of ur
Is be eghel froU New to foreign ports
az 70 3l6 less than cotton not con.pressed.
Through recepsissged by FREIGHT Aeent OF The Nash
y!sle and Chattanooga Railroad.
dee 29tfBP JenersI At
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Shall White Men Rule america I
NEGROES AND NEGRO SLAVERY"
The FrST an Inferior Race--E'ihe
Latter its Normal Condition..
BYJ III. VAN EVRIE, M. d,
lYOI. limo, PIP. $50. Price 81.

T-@
Vol. l2mo., PIP. $50. Price 81.
The author Of this publication assumes starting poit
that the subordinate position Of the negro sFsys existing
In American society net condition CT slavery ALL
relation feor superior race
whatever evils any, exist in hern society," rerabe
to failure to justly smbody the natural inherently OF the
IN the civil law and nos to in the fundamental
srgansn theory Of that society His divided
two arts1rs thu specific and radical differences Of
examined, Thecoor suei hair, at1rss Language
bain &c Of the negro shqvn 10 only the pal as
speeaies out Of Thousand slna oDes sspafatiDg the
negro from the -he Why, when how the Creator
fit to thus oler hngS the author reSrdS ministerial Hc
simply with the facts they EXIT After the negro
shoFn to be different human being physically and mentally.
bis rslsana to the white discussed ALSO mulat
oism apd its ultimate extinction, shaving the apossibtY CT
interuDiol like cognAe branches ef the white very i'm
portan and but little understood branch OF the subject The
theory advanced in this work is en ely and distinct from
that presented By other writer aEdfounoed as it is
inducy facts. it believed presents at last the true phlOso
ply Of this distrEeing question
Sgc1 sork gas Geaaded9q al The riends Of raflon
al progress for the Influence egsrs "a sJeg5ag tSe
OGcasOH race 70 proper CONCEPTION Of TIER mission
bon. D. S Dick ? p - ''r-
An able and manly exposa Of ailacy which more than
s other nauses has disturbed the tranquility Of OurPeop
Hon. JTSrsO1 DaUis.
TIE work will he sent NAIL postage free, receipt of one
VAa EvsEE, IseIsxaN y CO.,
No, ICE Nassau street, New YORK
Porsals by all Booseler5 trade sa3plisd by all
the principal jeeOess Rev York AMI Philaeelphia
STOLEN
TeLEN from olce dsy, checks drawn BY cur.
y sslyef, punen. shersasn Co. New York. TO the Or
der Of ?. Hll C5ecs Nc. $500 $50 No $50 s4gO
making 1885, u 81 Th4 eitiEsns "a pu senesny, are
warned against taas Tor si checks pasraen the sane
been stepped his soye ehses dled February 6
heele-a
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IN STsF, To%n.y, STATE o. Tsnaessee.

t111IatJ slllto OF Irnmaea..
SEEWART COUNTY COURT - ~
y teL--1@ues B neCarroU ct ais. VI Chas s as- ~
Als-fsnflsn % sell land. II aDpesTny 10 Ne -
49, Du ta&t Ihos McCasroll. Frzuc,
-ss eC arIol saa us sccarrolI sns No.
rr,ie, g "a" OF Francis AoCsrroll deceased a. =
vh Ps.Sson se ma for four Consecutive re,rs n
rt 80 N SiSN AsD AMERICAN, Newspaper pubii-bsa =
ss ~ requiring said non-resideuta "a
Il .e sees Of the County Court Of stsvsrs
S .s - ne court house, In said county - ~ g.,
A. &c az Monday in Jan1sry, 1851 ard piess -
~ % eonpiaHants bill, or The sara. siiI
- = u -lea and 'e' down for hearing expsrss
secT-y4t-pr,.s.. ., " COCK Clsrk
: - ~ a SeEzrt Co. Cour5
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Valuable Printing Oasce Cor sac

Valuable Printing GGsce for sale,
E1TUATEDin wealthy section of country in Tenne,e -
- having extensive suesc pticn t advrtislnx
reage me paper Is and WILDE sold reasouabI
terms, heSeyer but Democrat The perer ss
lsed = syosste State kqua and proprietor viii nct e
faer enquirs 81 the Uxio AND AMEnio Oyy1cE
octI9-in $50
HEGH PRICE FOE NEaK0Es
WILL pay the highest Price for IS likely youor IA.
Il gr0ss both from ~ 20 years. Call al 3 Cesr
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Corn.

Corn.
UJVB nent BY - ''i ". WATTS Z co =
dec20 "' J No. 81 COLLEGE street near Brad
AN AMERIC METEOROLOGICAL VIEW OF THE
NEGRO QUESTION.
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Stolen

Qua ss EEsF- ne sisss psiDs Nsss, ius. rscsfyedhy
~ DICKgY
Al Market street
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NE ADAaA VALIANT will re open her Boards. =. :
lIA School for young ladies' at i2s oiss. and
Sepsnoes Superior Distractions IN the Engiiss - :
9sieEes 20 ooso Of uhsh equally FERROUS ate TO-
$500, va" ~daIne siant, viii suFeriiend ths 7sS
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"ahAay'S COEasanea Reaper and
r- Mower.

IN - - WOODS IMPR0vEyrF.x7r,
aorn ASenine eesiEed the nrss prsuiss a. -
AAoA11 % ne besteombined ReaDinr "a = -
ss onso 5ases Agricultural Fsir held = T.
w = IPsSseosr, ISL The trial zane q So s-.
sf,t., -AeLe Al ne pril. pa Mashf1sr II - y
sss Is - tested The conts. - t .as a
Society, at LsuisTlle, Ky gu s'A<ss sri0Hlts
rseeiVed the ward e. the best hsaus, a., . a,
a+ - ~ Lso separate Committees sppoinss b.
A JuIv 1s57 Soong Agrienlturzi society a Fs.sa
a etnsr prsn urs AID awards ssrs riVes a. 49,
~ . Is Leon over every hschinsin 1rssrs.
HAs s0ove maenines are for sale by the u.5e--s--s
B. y. CHRATHAM @'rAsnea,
sensrai Agent for the slsts
e.ho7 L.. FISHER. WHRELza A %.
NnshvIfE. -.
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uON. JACOB

In tho National lutclngcncVr OF
the 23i ult.. We notice the reply
Of this gentleman to a letter Of
the Hon. Joseph Holt. late Post
Master General, Published sciec
weeks SINCE in thu same paper, where
in Mr.. llol, comments severely anil
inmltingly On the nc, Of Mr.. ThOmp'
scn, in ,clcgraphing the South Caro-
lima authorities Of the sailing. dsstl'
nation aud purposes Of the Star o'
the West, sen, to relieve Major An
dcrson.
Mr.. Thompson's reply is a scaih.
ING article. and he handles the In.
Post Master General With gloves oil
Tic hss no milicr words than ''ialsc
hood" and "calumny' fer some o
the statements Of Mr.. Holt in tn
letter referred to, aud places hun II
. very unensiablc position before tn
American people. The rcplyis plat
and spirited. and IL lIcl, be not
coward he win NJ. ,ancly brook III
language cmplcyedty Mr.. Thompson
We shall Sec.
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Ala regular meeting Of the Ssfdis
Blues. on Saturday. the 10th inst. the
following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved. That the thanks Of this
Company be rendered to the follow.
ing named gentlemen Of the city Of
Memphis. for the kindness and lib
erslity shown us on our recent ~scicarn
among them. viz, s. NJ. Webbk Co.,
Horton. Estes L Co.. gentlemen Of
the Avalanche and Appeal Offices.
and to the ~prcprietors and attaches
Of the Gaycsc House.
Resstrsd. That the thanks Of this
Company be rendered to tn. Presiden.
aud olicvrs Of the Miss. e Tenn.
Railroad for conveying us to and
from Memphis free Of charge.
Ressirci. That . copy Of these
resolutions be forwarded TO the Ava
lsache for publiestics. and that the
Appeal and Panols Star be requested
10 copy. ]. n. Drcxrss. Capt.
A. n. ssirH, Sec'y.
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I. tf n 4
Ell. sa ptmfl,i ial.
ttf ~ ut ~ G4fi4a .Hft.
.iat. gnah af0fa l,fa 4
81 atfd H.d IN ,f
ifrr f,..I.f HTi &.
.hnlh uIh i'ntI pn4 .lI
girei.l t0.
siiA ti Iy af a..0.
Wrmrls Nv Naf0i. f,I
.IIft. fI.i Ibt nII 700 .u |i.' 81
pfp,n llfnlisl m.h h nHn
wrfefiy ftanahl ui dal 'nm
paay hh,f eomrphy lai l'tIrrt
.ni 0t co0ppny roatnl l'e.
uniform Of HobI. ml 20. L.nnn
ant sia their hu9ao hlfi produced
quiio IL habm ~ theu appehrln'e
nah % fhmn tl0' when lhfy lnnneI
then they Immediately clnmehceI
looaipg fot cneb other, and Hhon h
sfolr each an cnicayorinr 10 local'
himself and hs comrrle THE Com
rpy nav nnmbeta ~ having r.
caiyrd 81 recruits ~ Mcmphis
They were 20 leave Mobile f..
Pensacola in q tew days, where tho,
would have comfortable quarters. n
those via have friend and relative
amongst the panola Guarl' may rr
orc1 That they are IN good hrnl'
and well provided for
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10 THE PUBLIC.

Sometime during the last summer,
Mr.. h. a. Estes, AN honorable, high
minded gentleman, who was superln-
tenling the business OF Col. joel A.
Wall, bought II draft from him drawn
upon Me4srs. Fowlkes 4 CO., Mem
phis. which was complete. except u
blank for the name OF the payce, for
one hundred dollars. Mr.. Estes was
in search Of some one going to Mem
phis, to procure the money for Col.
Wall. and learning that | was going
here he gave me the draft and re.
uicstcl that | should attend 70 il for
him. then caused the blank to be
illcd with my name, drew thcmoney,
returned the same day, and the first
time | SAYS Mr.. Estes | handed him
the money. Col. Wall, when called
upon to settle the draft, minated
in strong terms that it was n forgery,
and since that time. in Batosyllle, ]
have heard Of his dark insinuation'
10 the same effect. | had u CONVEX
saticn with him privately for an ex.
PLANTATION he said that he then rec
objected all about it. | told him the
report was iuiuring me, and request
I'd him to put me right before thu
public. which he promised to do
Having patiently waited for a consid
cradle length Of time for Col. Wal
to make the promised explanation
aud he having failed to do so. i no'
call upon him through the press to d
me justice.
/, ! do not intend to insinuate tina
Col. Wall cayilcd about the draf, I
. avoid the payment OF a just debt, Q
: that he Intended to 10 me wrong
! | have charity enough to believe thp
be bad forgotten giving il. but ! hs,
: cause to complain Of his hardness !
making the necessary amends, and
now most respectfully request him
!, delay no longer. W. W. BYARS.
Ba.csyillc. April .. vi.
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The argument " not uhlrcqnchily
used by young ladies uoo adayi
when addressed by young gentlemen,
that the present %prccarion condition
Of State ani national affairs should
wholly preclude the idea Of marriage
Now this is certainly an error than
which none ismorc %gricyoue. u there
ever was a time in the history Of our
nation when it wa peculiarly discreet
anl wise for n young lady to place
herself under the protection Of o
faithful guardian, We think that time
has arrived. When our Government
Is trembling from the effect Of a
mighty political earthquake aud even
stout hearts quail, Is It not meet that
such weak, frail beings ~ the gen,lcI
sex are should seek some strong arm
for support? And then the Kline
sympathics andtchdcr carcof noble
rcsolatc, loving heart, oh are the,
not plcasan, even TO contemplate
So discard, ut once, young ladies
this argument founded deeply in or
ror. anil at as early lay a. possible
make suitable amends in the premises
and So, about repairing injuries an'
healing wounds naturally incidcn, I
tbia unfortunate mistake.
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We Give below the ordinance ra'i-
fling the Constitution Of the Con-
fcdrra,c States Of America, adopted
BY the Mississippi State Convention.
on the e6,h Of March
be /, ordained BY the people Of
Mississippi. in Convention assembled,
and Il il hereby ordained BY author.
~ Of the same, That the Constitution
adopted by the Convention at Mont.
romrry, in tho State Of Alabama, IN
tho year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-onc. for the
Permanent Federal Government ol
the Confederate States Of America,
be and the same is hereby adopted
and ratified by the State Of Mississip'
pi. acting in i,s sovereign and indie
pendent character: and the State o
! Mississippi hereby acccdcs to sn'
! tccomesa member Of the Confedcrac,
| provided for in said Constitution.
The question was then taken cr
| The adoption Of the ordinance, and !
was adopted by the following vote
Yeas-To: Nays-1.
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Poo
taaftt Msefsos
81 Ebu0Hf
IA sssiH pitt Hml Z ~
Afaala star fH ihf t8 4
- rst,e /asfvu misal = y
Ns esssfr ft ialp n
Nh attd m sta ahH stlH N fh'
ens ass.sas ~ say mlo lhs miss'a
w. pf.tIa FL ffiqla t1UniY iYf
m tllmn ~ fhd fain
fI ad ibi8sas iasliy ehiiile Bog i'
.Lr ~. Iilln ~ fhq ifR myHgf gf'Hy
va, aniy N Nofit iiilr m
af, fafff considered VIII NJ loal'
faiuaa itefai autt efitiiohf N iioat
fpm al M%hrrfiNffht lhyefImehiH
"a rtif s%l.rse,ef IN yea gonl b.
sampt Ir y1u ilke M tsnmle iho
nppnfans M mlnr factories y1n
latem fat anbml digiludl art
dfainnl h oth s~ioeftobler q from
~ Nv NJ high ~ " pr efnt Agaln'
OLD w.I agea lhat b make, created
At Lo,ae benefits tlp producer and
sou thus ave The expense u ship.
meni oh cotton 70 and from other
factories, also the tax leyiod ny tbe
old government IN the shape Of pro.
teetion 10 Northern factories, u kept
NJ home instead Of o%nriching our
Northern enemies by enterprises o.
ili4 sort, you invite q popnltlon q
mechanics, and afford profitable ON
ployment for operators and give "
laliIy 70 tho manufacturing interest
atbing 40 much needed IN thl' county
bet us lonr from the neiglborlloo'
Of sledgcyllc AN excellent point 70
q factory. Give the views, also, o
nll the different portions Of IN
county. CITIZEN
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Rae FERMENTATION

The ladies Of Sardis On Wednesday
the 10Th inst, will present a flag to
the ''Sarlis Blues a largcgathCr.
ing and interesting speeches are cs-
pcctci ON the occasion. We regret
that wscannc, notice the matter more
a, length. Our attention WAS moi
called 10 !, until our paper was ready
for press.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Pamela County. !
n the ClrCu1t COWrt.
John NJ Wright ,..-w

John n. Gedwin,\
nE II remembered that on the 9Th dsy
Of February, 1851. On attachment is-
sued from ouf court ut the suit Of John A.
whsht, against the estate Of John r. God.
win, for the sum Of two hundred and forty.
one 15.lWths dollars, said case now pend.
ing in our our ccurs, and thu, said attach.
neut. On the 18th day of February. ISL.
was levied hy he Sheriff 81 said county. on
lot !. Ia block D, in the town Of BstesviIle,
IN said county. andthe house and tensneats
thereon. and A. n. Rsybufn, ". W. Bysfs
and ". 3. nasfis, summoned b ssses -
esruisbees in the esse ; and IL appearing
that said John X. Godwin 10 q nonresident
q this state and not summoned in this cass
nov. unless the esid John r. Gsdwin sp.
rear On the first day Of the Cireuis Court 10
be holden II Pamela, in end for ssideCssty,
on the Eth Monday alter the ith Monday il
March, 1851. and plead answer or dsmar
70 said sesiss, Judgment will he entered
and aid attached premises scli ~ the Iav
dir.css, and Judgment also entered against
said gssuishees.
A. N. RArBuRS, Clesk.
wssp !. rscrs, Ass'ys for PFC.
April "a. ls61. n11-4w
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We notice that this gentleman is
proposed - = candidate for Jadge Of
the Supreme Court Of this State to
an the vacancy cecssicned by the sP-
pcinimens Of the Hon. ". 8. Harris
- Jsdge Of the Supreme Court d
the Cssfeaesase States.
Mr.. Dvsa resides in Aberdeen,
1lsAsee Comfy. sssnsss in the from,
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81 tfa aa pt t ~
4. ly nssbf " Hhig
HIt4 VI. bern.
d.msf Nd log man ID glsfnef
atl a'r' {" CO
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~ WI cali attention to the srti

~ We call attention to the ar,i.
Gle in this issue signed "Ci,iren.'
The suggestions Of the writer should
no, escape the notice Of our farmer.
and capitalists.
We would he pleased to hear from
other citizens II our county in re.
gard to the matters discussed in the
article Of "Citi,en."
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~ parsons lhri have n@ raid'lor
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f,rsafd IN ihe nesi lon days and
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

nY virtue Of an execution 10 medircctei
ID from tho Circuit Court II Pamela
County. Mississippi. in favor Of Thomas y:
Clarke, against Thomas X. Randolph, and
levied on the following land. lying and be-
ing ir said rounsv, via, A piece u land Of
ten acres. II being a portion Of the North
half 81 the West half Of The SOUTH is,
quarter Of section thirty. -four (5ij township
twcnty.sevcn tai) range two ~ east. The
said ten acres commencing fifteen chains
south Of the northwest corner Of the said
piece Of land running thence east twenty
chains thence south twenty chains thence
west twenty chains, thence north twenty
shsius 10 the starting point. | will on
Monday sAs 9Th day d neat Nay, ., sh'
Court House door Of said county, within
lawfsl hours, proceed to sell said land o,
90 much thereof o. viii satisfy said execu'
tisa end ess,s. to the highest bidder d ruh4
liz vesdus, for cash.
.s-I N. JONES, sheriff.
April 2, 1861. nlI.3w