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s25 Reward.

RANAWAY from the subscri-
40 Der, in Smith County, Mississip-
EfsA pi, about the twentieth ot Sep
g f& tember last, a negro woman ma
Ay med JULIA. She is Of dark col
or, about twenty-five or three
years old. weighs about l30 pounds, hve
ieet two or three inches high, has toler-
ably bold look. I will give the above re-
ward for said negro if taken up and Sc
cured 80 that can get her. Any lnior-
nation in regard to said negro will. De
thankfully received. Ny address is Pine
vile. Smith County, Miss.
FELIX FLOWERS.
April 8. 1861 25-6t
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TIE CUTTER WASHINGToN.-The New
Orleans Bee says I'VE yesterday enjoyed
the pleasure of visit to the reconstruc-
ted revenue cutter Washington, in COM
pany with very agreeable party, at the
invitation of her builders, Messrs. Hughes
q Follett, and of the gallant Captain
Brushwood. who superintended her re-
bulIdinp. We found her as trim and
beautiful little craft of 205 tons as sea-
mans eve ever dwelt upon, and she only
needs the mounting of her armament,
an. eight.inch pivot Columbiad and four
twelye-pounders, TO look every inch q
model cruiser. When such work as this
can be done in our own port, We need
nave no fears Of our ability to construct
and nut TO sea as many light draughl
crrisers as it may be profitable to build
Car our navy. Before the date Of seces-
ION. the United States Government ap
Dronriated $4,000 for her reconstruction
Eantain Brushwood determined to make
roanvs improvements in her model. aut
sook nothing but the old keel to build on
To oomplete the work on this scale ou
st.ta appropriated 5000. and the Con
fsderate States 5000 more. This splen
Aid vessel was turned over yesterday Z
/ the Secretary Of the Treasury, who vii
transfer her 10 the navy. Il is generall
| desired that the gallant Captain Brush
wood should be placed in command OF hl
craft. He deserves the eoDnaisaieA j
evoFy way"
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PREsENr 70 Cot. WlrasRs-we men.
toned the circumstance day or Two ago,
hat several of our prominen, and ,,atrio-
tic citizens had Il III contamination to
present Col. Jones NJ. Withers Of the
Third Alabama Regiment Of Volunteers,
now al Norfolk. with fine horse for use
in defence Of Virginia SOIL The pur-
chase has been made, and was sent do~n
to Norfolk yesterday morning The
horse i celebrated racer and stallion.
named Peg Top. through bred, beautiful
blood bay, medium size, very active,
perfectly gentle and four years old. lie
was purchased At the price Of S4u0 nom
Mr.. Gibbons, the proprietor OF the extern
sive race track near Savannah, Georgia,
and Is represented 70 be 3 perfect animal
in every respect By ell who know bic
traits.
This Is q graceful compliment from I
generous people. and we'll meFited.
The father Of Col. Withers removed
rom Dinwiddie county. Va, 70 the South
in 1910. and now the son returns at the
head Of gallant regiment, 10 fight FOR
and defend that sacred soil from an in
famous inVasions-P Pslrs5.ng Exorsaa.
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Vie Notes and Accounts due the late
Il hrm Of Levy Loper have been as
signed the undersigned for the benefit OF
the creditors Of the eaid Levy { Loper. -,
An persons indebted to said trm VIII
ma tneir notes and accounts in my hanos
or with THOMAS NJ CLARKE, at Gar
ianddsEille' to whom payment may Oe
give iair warningthat / will sue at tne
next term Of the Cirulit Court on every
claim that remains ufpaid.
JAMESJ. SHANNON,
Assigreeof Levy 4 Loper;
April 10. 1851 27-u
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Nnff4e.

4 Ii indebted to the undersigned, will
"A please come forward and settle up
immediately, as have given large credits
am compelled to collect. NJ. G. Turner
is my authorized agent to settle my busi-
ness when am absent.
W. II. TURNER,
Eteboma, Jasper County, Miss.
Nov. o, 1860. 7l6m
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-AUDERDALE SPRINGS
xnTEsuLPHURAvD cHAYBIATE WATERS
Lauderdale County. Miss.
OPENS MAY I, 1sdi

tVAvfNG rairchnaed the above fashionable 1i..
i popular Watering Place since The ia-i season
re nruprieior tllea easure m assuring nia OF
lends and the public generally. shat no paih@ W.
shared 10 render runnlGrf. uenlth aud pleasure q
..ifora. These Sprn1-. the Medicinal propcrils-
hoaa uafere are universally conceded ~ the A.e
. Faculty. nrr situated on THE Mobile nnd ~
.iiroad 10 miles above Moiilei and since te cet'
aiInn of the Rsilraad between NIckzburs ahe +"
IRAN ana the u1ililo and ohio Road a. tuiihili
.asee Rivers -, -. e.,
OInniiu.ses viii b. IN readiness at Az tunes u
tnve, passengers to and iruin ne haiit - -,
rhe urnufiHtor las hsen ueil known OF tne 7Pllhe
r rnanv years. and arain tenders MS services o
.rasufo seekers and tuFaiids. ,.t
fafnilias OF single persons de-ifihe 70 spen.i ~
i.4roar NJ ihanr Springs VII und it % IN y nat t
~. T., saI.,rc r1lrris early and refuaan among tiit
ri.rrn frInnsls iusfead of with their northern en
,es during he halance Of time. D. b. shilih
march, tf6i. --tn
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HNUa fIINN NFslNM NfAillH lN-lllulllu NNfllaNNall
/ on TIE frsi Monday IN Marrh under the eare
q ~ 2. ThiHPEN, Principal and G. A. huDDLt-
rON, kssisftnt
rrrnr' Prinsary 6cogrsShy and Mental Ari,hrnstc.
lo or an SO D.
.6smmar. Geography. arithmetic and History,
one or nL u g.
.soustry Aigsbra- Philosophy, Nental or Moral.
one or all rs o.
arm and Greek Languages TrgnuoEetry and
'urreying with she ahove branches nne al - o.
This school sifuted IN North Eisg Jasper b.
Feeu Pauid|ug and Entrrpuzs. in q healthy and in.
rlhgrnf mmuniy Beard can he ohinined in
eaoi families ai ia dollars per month. including
llshInE and lights The Principal has had an expo-
rruce or tln years In tcacinng. and has been emf
1erily surcrs.f1l teaching The higher brancnes of
11thcmaiics and Latin. Both the Pnneip pal and
s.istaut arr Souihrmerrby birth edncato1. inter
ami f-eling. a. discipline viii b. stiici. but
IA and impartial and every attention will BE- given
the utotal md mcntal cultivation IF students.
Pupl- can euier at any lime during fhe session
q rii b. charged from the time q entering 90
co of tlte tom unifss prevented from aften
nce hy nrQtrlcfed sickuess. whirh tmH viii Dc d.
ca trom tuit0u ~tudfrfz nom a di-tauee v tl
required o. pay their ufian m advance. or give
ID. aciorv nferruce (0f rtIrnt: guardian, or SOM
ntrrespunslbie pers
p. p. riusPF,y. Principal.
ca HlbDf. E5ruN. Assistant
D. SIN
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rnnnIrenf Nnice.

WHEREAS. the estate # JOHN VIII
II LIAMSON. deceased, vas declared in
solvent by an order and decree of the
Probate Court Of NewtoA County, State
IF Mississippi. made at the last Novem-
Der term, 4. d. 1850, Of said Court: Now.
al persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to bring in said
claims duly pObaied according to law.
md have them registered before the Clerk
IF tie Probate Court Of said county, at his
office in Decatur within twelve months
from the date heueof. or the same will be
barred. JOSEHH WILLIAMSON,
]. c. WILLIAMSON,
Administrators.
Dec. 10. 1860. 9-6m
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EROM the subscriber, rear Claiborne
Jasper County, Mss, on the 25th OF
las, month. mulstto negfo boy named
CHARLES. about twenty-cne years of age
medium height. slim made, bushy haIr.
blue eyes. sprightly and quick spoken
Anv information n said by will be thank
iuliy received. and all heexPenses of his
arrest and confinement II jail so that !
can get him again will be RELY paid.
J L. CANDY.
Claiborne. HISS. March p. 1861. 23-tf
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gOstry.
TriAss

WhatAre triaes-who may guess
Al tie triAe's meanfngf
Scattered ears on life's broad hsld
For aWise ones CLEANING
Nought bat hath its work On earth,
Franghs with pin or pleasure,
LINK inInature's mystic chain,
Though Of tiniest measure.
Buta triae seems word
Anunkindly spoken.
Yet The life rap waileth low
For good string broken.
But fride seems the smile
on arfnd Ace heamine.
Ee c|6I hssrl erowetn strong
q cleaning.
- b eal,en ttonghs
Fni, -. - ~. - resentment
Just a Iooi v;s hH the soul
w, IN ontentment;
r.,,," -. { s'an Q children fair,
Lilte prayers 0i, 1900.
.es.iI = .sss1 8 " e. . sisal e !. l,ssrs,
With chfdhke fee ing.
But fower'- perfume may besr
Back through years Of sorrow,
To the sunny morn Of life,
With a br GIT to morroE-
And a tress # ilkeD hair
o. young brow parted,
With f0unt Of biaerest tears,
For the broken hearted
Twas a single rain drop fell
On a,greeu bud thr ting,
Strengthened b, the fairy draught
Lo a fo~er is bursting;
And an acorn light flung
In pathway dreary,
Spread an oak broad shadows out,
To refresh the weary.
Triekling ir m the mountain height,
Through the beech root stealing,
See threa Of silver light,
sunbeams are revealing.
Dropty drop it gathers fast
Never resting, never,
Til it syells and flashes forth,
In glorious river.
Trifes each one hath part
In our pain and pleasure,
Making up tine daily sum
OF our Iife's bri-f measure;
Aiunnoted ~ they pass,
Scarcely worth cur needing.
Yet a atriie it may be,
Gods own work is speeding
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The state ofSIIssISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.
T. D. TrusAsArt = ,,,.ohm.u
a 4 H. e. eaI n

y. ManninR tor eoA''S'
jas, Campbell. Garnshee.
AXE notice whereas an attachment
= mas been returned to the Justice
wherein P. D Trusb.ert il plaintiff. and
- n - Nsnnlng. u defendant, YOU Sie
., hsreey cited 70 be and appear before the
"a ~ justice court. tobe holden in and Tor
~, ~ Sentre Beat Of aid county, in the
sS"n ~ I q Panldine. on the third SATURDAY
:. June next then md there 20 plead
a..sef :. and demufso laintiff : complalns'
y sae same will Be hken as confessed;
sna ,Ias Judgment rende,ed accordingly ,S sno
,s ni.,, ~ psoPef,y in the hands Of me ..d uai'
Given ,pder my hand and
SEAL seal the goth day Of April
A. d lSil.
Ny 10, 1871. t
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IsNEY ACADEMY,

[2&N - = - - - ------~ -
ffHE prFseuf Session d this iustitutl2n- coumen-
i cins September 3rd sui coni'nuc ten uiu1th,
ilasr ne charra of MrHI CARTER III tht Maie
ird Miss a. A. tARRl NGfuN IN the Frma.c uerriri
ueut Large AMI c..rnut dious huiidings have he-n
recicd and furnished IN a 20 u 70 nlect fi
demands of q iarrs and fagrsling sehoei. TIE lo
afitn is pleasant and healthy. Win excellent socn
nd religious nrNi.t
TIE ordinary studies pursued WI te eiasFed %
lfra distinct rfide- The Primary Department
f o. o. ifn fef iy Reading Writing. Primary Genara
~. ami priu.trV Arilhrns tic. The 'inferneii-te
.ramm.r. Ela-uiion Written Arithmatic and Enl.
t-h Comno. fion. The ~Hrhfr nenirtmeut' Ni
mbrare Lrrn and Greek The Natural SCIENCE
Ihe Higher Mathemaiirs- ec-
ntrns o. fuuos PrR TElE % FIvE EoNrHss
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UNKIND TREATNExT.-The Governor of
Massachusetts, has been guilty of very
.unkind act. He has treated our old
friend" Caleb Cushing, very shabbily.
Most of our readers will doubtless remem-
Der Cushing as Northern man with very
intense Southern feelings. He had been
known to express his preference for the
land and people Of the South over that of
the place and people of his Massachpsetts
residence. The black wave Of Abolition
ism might overwhelm the country, yet, it
Cushing was to be believed, he would be
the last man 10 yield to the food, and
turn his back upon the South. But when
the time came TO test his valorous decla-
rations, he was found wanting. Instead
oil keeping his promise to fight the Aboli-
tioniSts on their own soil, he has shown
himself only too anxious to fight by their
side against the South. He was willingto
die in defence of the Stars and Stripes f;
and in order that he might get a chance
thus to die, he applied to the Abolition
Governor of Massachusetts, for a commits
sion in Lineoln's army of subjugation.
| The Governor not only refused his rea-
sonable request, but told him plsinly that
sit would freeze the heart and palsy the
arms of the soldiers of Massachusetts to
think Of such a thing" Poor Calet
| Cushing, he will be compelled to seen
some other State, If he wishes to die
meath the folds of the starry flag, on the
blood-red field Of battle.
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Lar once Notice.

THE Ian Office at Paulding, Miss,
will be oened under the authority of
the State OfMississippi on Monday, 10th
May, 1861. lnder the sane rules and reg
ulations tat governed the operations
under the tte United States Government.
Only such ands as were subject TO entry
AT the tim when the Office was closed,
VII be suject 70 entry when it is opened.
NJ. BRADLEY. Register.
o c. DEAS3, Receiver.
May. y, 1861. 30-tf
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A. lioard sud Tuition. payahle one haif IN advanc,
e. balance 40 rhe md q thl YEAR Al ciarg .
ul ihe iNe entrance Toe Which & int .litlny M af
s..ae uI o. r-itfe lom tha une ef fnirsfirf 70 ih
1-s ni each -e--ilu SO deduct nn- tuIa the pui
-1 q lre- sl i.. made exeepii b. eiscs oi protrse
Atne-- or al t.a.e epl.un 0i tle frluelpti
ca Any GUNS isdy asTlr.ng o. ,hr honors Of a.
i-fIrufr mast puI=Ui, AMI make satisfactory pr
tfucy in tic lCg1. u c.siieEse eourfe; and no al
lnulas VII te cluiergi a iil aii charges afe neL
Any one however. rfaiam dr'cft9n n her p'vents
atnri1a- may ruIauo ans Irregular course and shall
Ia entitled % "a certificate Of sffnillfneuts.
"a Young ladies will be- ukcu irem frual=vIli.
f50t on the 70 Htiie and Ohio Rail Road i0 the 10
.trute distauce OF 14hfeen mile aith1ur charge
JAMES CHALMERS SECS.
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~s''. tom H,'' TO 'Py ~ At The above r''''P'
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fTYE have nov The arEest and best assortment ni
w 0rncefica and pie goods that We have eve
fd. Money b. scarce and to tulee are hard ana "
liI arll nos on she most favorable term.
car coitnn mrErt b. nau arfye. and ue are ready
10 HuF \ ID that e. rHn ret at Noble prices lfsa o.
.eiahf. orr FRfENlS WHO OWE Us uN sc
ufNT or PROVISIONS ADVANCED ON THEIR
uTIO are earnestly rrqdesied % bring their cot
n a. prr contract AZ that We ask or cEpect Qi on
fsnda y thar they VII DO nil that they can and ~
rtfnnily a. noarifie ToaIl such ae promise % s4s
10 hem next ycaf 70 the i1|l extent Of our ahHF
such ~ 40 81 want 70 ell their cotton a. Or
20 rrirre We as bring Il 20 Us and We Wii shi
MOODY 4 OFERRELL
a.i,i ftsrs Fsfruvi,r. Nov ~ is6o. 80
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Chr Onie Diseases Cured.
DIR. w. r. MOSELEY.

MOULD most rttfcctfally invite the attention
w tho sf.cfd o. the TAT th..t De has tor the pa
lfsc years given bis entire uftcutun 10 The tIrl.
.itut u chr MS Diseases. Hc has done an ext n-ift
ncucc in ncarly ai tie southern .ates, and tler
20 thousands uf living vt uesssa uho have aud cai
..fifY O. bis wonderful skiu the treatment q O.
~ following dI-tases. Fizi
Glunrr. Iuuufs. Mcns, DafhuncIe-. fistuiL 81 pht
h ar pock. Guuorrhoaa. Structure. GlsCt scrllul
lotler, Asthma hrnnciius Dateics, lysfcp u
ffs.Gout Eheumafisui. NeuraigIa EIyspr.as, fiHo.
lihus. rrdiapsus, Plies. Guilrc. 0favcl. la-y -ca
icud. Tester. Diseases Of fhe Far aud Eye. Whit
sselHurs. disease u the womb, &c.
Persons efnitcd uith any oi these diseases shonl,
...,t as ~ unWiseiy o. some have done who Eais,
uui Couaumpuu had LAID them PROSTATE snd r.
iuend them 90 mere skeletons, ~ Cancer lad eat
1to tuer vals AID dchiitsied Their fyst ms- tlil
sl'ai mr in. icunnoi raiN the dead, but can li''
niIef n nearly all eases and effect cure n AL 90
1tiia eases AMI / believe all cases can ho cured
akCu iu umn.
ur. SIC. isy can he f.und 1T tsudrrdale SPRING
Iissiaslrri where the afiictrd can have the bcnen
4 bic services, and sat-y thcm-elres taaf ceria
diseases which aid hy some G. D. iucurae, has'
cen cured By his skill and efficient reuledes.
pres-fipti1n- and lne incs cent o. az p.fis OF ~
uifad -tnfaaa hV mail express uf short nof.ec- At
.sumunicafious -tric y coui icniili.
Patients required o. give iuii history y ai g
FmnfUfns connected uiih fhrir Ul-e, age. hfflfr a.
aa-Tcrms, SO per month in advance, Tor all cas-
Hrafrd "a a distance.
rs-Au casrs of Cancer must te under my INN.
tte care and supervision ant fee to he one half cab
ie hallnce When q cure b. effected.
e Desc Negroes Boa 10 ~ liberal prices. a.
.ulfnn.lafious Or hiaid arc ample, bc-ids, the
ia.fsi can have the hensdr % the hnest sulpher
hayhsafe waters iu the south
ss-Ah communicate ns promptly ansEsred,
irsss. VI. u MuaELEl, ~. b
Lauderdaie spring., Missis.,iPP..
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Decatur High School.

Wr. :. J. PERRY principa Of Male department
Mrs. s. +. JARVIS. PRINCIPAL of Female u, part
Mss MARY C. WILSON, Teacher IN Musical De-
iI.ufrnt
Hatea % Tuiiion per Session OF ave
months.
PREPARATORY DzPNTMENT.
..snnr. Reading, Writing. ans Mental Ariih-
mete. ~ "
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
hhmetc, Geography, Grammar, History and
Familiar Science. SIS %
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
.a.hra GeaEnetry Pihlolorls snr Cleins;ry, 60 %
i'in aud Greek, OF either of ths Modern iA--
zHsgas,
-
.ntngcut charge,
Time charged from day of eniEnce, and no oed'f
20 made except iar pr0trcied scsness- A., -.
suficirnt corps 81 cunipe'~l a. cher va ~ y
.laudanco- uf 5outhern h.lih- etilAAon anu sen"
irut
NoTrd can be had at ten and taeivc dollars per
inuth. -
For further particulars, addret ~. Carleton. r
cHnlan. 4. MeAlpin, or Rev J. +. J. Huddiesto9, A.,
ffan h N4H. on
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FOr SsAAes
q THEundersigned
Ia CA offers for sale his
6lR ESi3 - Tan Yard. Dwelling
t5sZ sZ-.IH0 Hdsse. and several
4 dAEA 5a5l valuable Town Lots
sAE-4-ll-2As4- -AZA-tsin Raleigh. He has
IN addition to the above, several valuable
tracts of land wh,fh he will sell on very
accommodating terms. A bargain may be
had by applying soon to
]. g. BLACKWELL.
Ralaigh. Sept 2t, ls60. soft
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FfNlNl iseafai li Murta1ss. rC-fa. tlu,iv senl'er
I Ms uf. itssfHnni HerFt.oa 80 tr0 ri'ilens Of tfi
nIif o. nay hr fiuld af fhr resIicuef of N
lri.a Camfiasll. Fhan nrt pfoits i0nally ateeni.
Nplt d. lsla I-ly
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n, m the Rome Ga.) SouthernsY.
MIR Bill Arp to Abe Linkhoru.

Mr.. LINKHoRN.-SIR These are to in
orm you We are all well. and hope thege
ew lines viii find you in ssqtu guO. We
OF your proklamashun and as you have
ut US on nifty short notis, a few of us
loys has concluded to write you, and ak
or little more time. The fact Is, We
We most obleeged to have few more
lays, for the way things are hapinins its
utterly onpossible for us to disperse in 20
lays. Old Virginny and Tennessee, and
Worth Carolina, are continually aggraTa-
IN us into tumdlts and karousemenIs,
nd body cant disperse until YOU put a
top to sich Onruly conduct on their part.
tried my darndest yesterday to disperse
ad retire, but it was no go; and besides,
,,ur Marshal here aint doing a dam
hing-he don't read the riot act nor re-
nor nothin. and ought to be
armed out. If you conclude to do so.
m authorized to recommend to you Capt.
'ooper or Mr.. McClung. or perhaps my
elf would attend to the bisiness as well
IS most anybody. The fact is, the boys
.round here want watching, or theEH
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futon will be charged from time of entrance till
,H-c uf fTefni unless lisence occurs nom srkne-t
F. iu ar-urdaufe uIth private Arrangements. m.
rhHol nov urruiIerinr * y b. rtpdiy tncreasinl
be- Tanelrrs hlFe b. eIu.neufly siiccesiu duflua
r lsi ses- ION asth in H. dis iPnc aud iusfr cuor
ftie srh1oL They haTe h,d much e1refis nee else
here. but arc COW b. per1lnrniy lncaid % charEe oi
school ffry viii fxfrr-e careful 81 irFi isof
rer tle health and mufAis of hcaTd|ng pupils
- Board can Boz ohtsincd ai frtm ilht 20 ten
t1ars pr munih Ear hlfthrr partiC ulars, addrcss
.a PRINCIPAL nr prrederF Of tha board.
A A. sTALLWORrA, PrcSidenf
p ". Nrrnatn,
rHus HGENEn
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fNeN - fAA~f~ - - - -
siIk undersigned nas nov atlrsed llnd in fIil Hef
afian y line of fOUh HOfSE MAIL COACH.
mnnr daily from ffcerfo. on the Mohile and uhf
iiIraa.l rin pfaIrio Line. 81 Pauldus. AtluuldnE
lnrIarfa vi IfiI line % TWO HOlisE MAIL CuAiI
rdselilr saufhern Raiifdad and Decatur, 90 Lniof
nneCiInr with ne sluihfrn Railroad near Dufsli
81 nnd ne uniiy Stage tine frnIn MuutIumefi
~ to Morton, on the southern Read. The T..
arsa Qiarns leave pauidlnr for Union ~ MONDAY
aaanafars anI " .days. time enough o. ciInues
th fle stage the same day. The Cars on the 1ouii
f1 Road afr nov runniuE % Newton rtAton Nhtl
ov connect with this line.
n1-rha sfacf on this line are equal 90 any in %
.rrfrr. ne Cdaahns comfortable and the driven
.refsif and acconlmadatinE. hassssgrs Hag re'g o.
= er1surrii i1ss tri.lq naaric
ra~We have 4 LlrElT STtHtn nov IN operation b
,s1Tfon giaiion and n paudnE Any person les
nr il rau b. flrnlthed with couYeydncea 90 ar
nInf IN the surrounding country.
sHARdAN HYDE. Proprietor
ps..lfr OFT. iI. Isa0. i-h
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military capacity, experience talent. an,
ii the sOldierly qualities. Il has lei
hem Harney, who has long been the Oh
probium OF the army for his ignoranc.
,nd brutaIity; and who since the death O
his gallant brother Dr. Harney, ,and his ow,
i,oluoonery in the atfir with Sumter, ha
never been regarded in the South wnl
ny other feelings bat disgust and cou
mpt
1t has left them poor old dolt-heao
Wool, the laughing-stock OF the srmy
vhuse caliber and atiainmenls are eou
q the position OF sergeant major Of ,
esinent Il has left them old gou,,
'cott-hobting along, with his tee bigge
han bis head and growing awgully owe
he bad supplies Of the Washington ma,
<et. Scott, in all his poliiic,l and mill
ny movements, follows lis belly. Iii
alary Of $4,000 gives him plenty OF MAJ
ket money. and Scott. without marke
money, would be u very poor patriot an
| older.
The Confederate States are relieved {
/ al their old trash and the officers VIII
command our armies are the pick an
| choice of the lsTge number Of able an
,ccomplished young mn, who have r,
| Arcted 50 much credit upon the We,
/ Point Academy. N .. Deha
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HFrrr They fIurn thcr thanks tu tnu publ
tIe hHrfaI n1Ifunarr heretofore rccotred an.
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