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R.R. swrru. ovn,r ana Proprlstor

n. n. SMITH Owner and Proprietor.
HAVING purchased the above fashionable and
nopulsr Waternr Place since the last season,
the proprietor takes oasurc In assuring his old
friends and the public generally. that 10 pains VIII
d. spared 10 render comfort health and pleasure to
v-ilrs These springs. the Medicinal properties Il
whose waters universally conceded by the Medi-
cal facnlfy, arr sItuaicd on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad il3 miles aluye Motile aud since the com
pletinn of the Railroad hetsccn Nicksburg and Me-
Tldan and the Mobile and Ohio Road to Ionnth, are
acoessoe % thc valleys Of tho Mississippi and Ten
no-see Rivers.
unnihusses viii b. ia readiness. AZ al times, TO
convey passengers 20 nud from the Railroad.
The Proprietor fHs beuu well known at the Springs
ior many years and Hgs.n tenders his services 20
pleasure sUlkrrs and drads.
Families or single persons desiring % spend the
summer nj these springs viii md t % their ntiyan-
tarr t1 secure r1oma err'y and remain among their
Southern ffcnls instead 81 Eth their Northern enc
mics during the balance Of time. b. =. SMITH
March O. 1sHf. Iltm
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guttry.
The Origin Of Flowers.

When meath its Makers plastic hand
The universe in beauty grew,
And star by star came gliding forth,
Its shining circuiisto pursue;
When this bright orb. complete and falT'
Waiting its master, Nan,
Among its sister worlds was placed,
And spheric harmonies began,
Then, On his six days labor done,
In high eomPlaceneey, mild
Looked the Creator in his love,
And sawt'wss good, and smiled.
Beneath that smile the flowers sprang up,
In beauty bloomed the trees,
And Eden. radiant before,
Grew lovelier for these.
That smile yet fingers on the earth,
In garden, grove and lea,
Wherever bloom the gentle flowers,
The smile Of God we see.
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uILLSBORO ACADEMY.

UILLSBORO ACADEMY.
TIE exercises Of this Institution commenced on
/ the End Monday Of January 1891. under the
charge o. J. W. W0FFORD IN the Male, and Miss
~ B. AsHE IN the female department.
The session consists Of two terms the first Of twen-
ty-four weeks-the second, Of sixteen weeks.
RATES OF TUITION:
PRIMARY cLAss-consisting Of Spelling, Read
ing and Writing. per month. s. 90
JUNIOR CLAsS-Tncluding the above with Geog-
raphy Arithmetic, History and Composition, &C. per
month. s. 90
SENIOR CLAsS-1ncluding the above, with Al
zebra. Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric,
Latin, Greek and The Higher Mathematics, &C. per
month, 81 90
EXTRA.
Music BY the month. s. 90
Use Of Piano, / 90
Tuition will be charged from time OF entrance tail
close Of term, unless absence occurs from protract
ed illness.
- Aiss AsHE is prepared TO take some young
ladies a. borders and good boarding can be obtain
ed with her and at other places in town.
A. EASTLANp,
President Board Of Trustees.
J. D. JoUs, Secretary
Jan 16. 1901. 1Ah
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Arms. nIIII1ary UnIrorms. &c.

WHO viii BE- members Of Company of Go0o per
w sons 90 subscribe In nstlm culs of any amount
10 suit their convenience ~ and upwards, for the
erection of a Southern Arms, Military Clothing, and
Woolcn Factory The person wnu subscribe the
largest amount by the first Wednsslay in August
ISL, 10 b. entitled (hcsidcs The dividends on his
stock 70 premium Of e50n1; the next largest, 20
SELuoo; the ntxf largest. 20 sl5oo; the next
larnat, a 5000 faebi No inur eek larget y - 600
each thNflutfy h@~t AlrItsf has@Artlsff she niue
hundred next largest, 60 50 cach the three hundred
ne xt largest, Co 50 each; the three hundred next
largest 50 each. the thousand next largest
90 80 each; the thiry-our next largest to > each
and the person who fails 90 obtain either of these. 20
an extra premium Of Sli 90; all tn be- paid in cash.
Real Estate. Arms or Military Cloihiur-i any.
Write 20 the Treasurer of the -Eappahsnnock
Misunderstanding Company Port Royal, Virginia; or
20 the Post Master enclosing stamp to prepay an
Ger. OF 20 J. g. BLACKWELL. al Raleigh, Mss.
TErT nLtf
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Treasury Departm't RegisteE,s Office.
Montgomery, Ala, Ma12s 1861.
SIR: am directed by the scretary Of
the Treasury to say, that in several Of the
counties the commissioners have been
selected from different portions.
purpose Of diffusing, as wide
cable, the notice Of the loa
time of the opening Of
therefor. as to concentrat
the influence and aia Of
Of the leading material
country.
The first named q
board is regarded by
its Chairman.
The Department is
two days will be sufi
open the books, but
cretion of the boar
open for a longer Il
seen necessity. If
siding at points OF
which the books
convenient to rer
day, the duties saI
residing at the q -
| by any one Of Il
Receipts will
time, to be sign
having charge
scriptions; WI
who pay in fu
/ day of subj
will app
owner there
bonds or ott
| be issued.
The books
| you will pie
board by mai
! possible delay
yourselves. q
loan now beins
encn being give
| when subscribin
| of $50 bonds or
next to those
visable TO sugg
much trouble
board, and to the
er certainty alta
| the full amount I'll
pay in full their 81
event of any over
confidently expect
must be sealed and
! The commissioned
particularly, that par
! received in paymen
certificates of stock.
currency Of any OF the
may be taken. by addiI
centage as will make il
at the centre Of trade
which the subscription
The department is dai
satisfactory assurances Fl
cial centres of the Confec
the capital of the couni
seek the investment Offer
bill.
| Additional information
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Distance from vleksburE 20 Newton,
no Mnss
So TArougA Pare, 80 90. "a
ON Monday October tst is0o. the following SEIZED.
~ uls goes iuil operations
p he Morning rhrnUah Train ieaves Nictsburr ai
sorlurk. a. ~ connecting af darksuu Junction with
ere iusseurr Llnin &c the New Orleans. jackson and
grent N0rt1ru lalrosd Fuing south, arriving ~
NeHlun'afi a'rlaEk. r.H.
The Ereu,nr Accommodation Train, (stoppins 81
isrss1nl Eil l-nve sduru at 1;at ,. ~ and ar
rive q. rasun Junction, af tiah p ~ connecting
eith thc rsssenrrr rfain OF the New Orleans Jack
scn fii Grest Northern Hliiroai. gaiuc North.
uurauyas The Thruua.h Tran viii leave Newton
af N % A. re-. CONNECTING 70 ia fsan iuuciion With
ihe raaaru1Hr rfHu uf ilr Nru Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Hatiruad guing North, and arrive AZ
Nekshurg af si 4a y
The Accommodation Train viii leave Jackson
Junction af O'Clock. A. n. connecting with the Pas
senrrr lran nom Nes Orleans and arrive ai Vcks-
turr si Dos 81. Az
81 Ptssrnrars fron vicksturs far Canton and
20 Norh y ihc Mississippi Central Railroad, vii
take tIr EFruIur Nra n.
- Ps.seneers iar staiions East Of Jackson. viii
take tlr Nurninr Tram.
80 rtsscn-ors Coz NeE Orleans can take either
Tram.
rhe Shove Schedule ufi he complied with and ~
passenger. aud nerhf uIil D. carried A. hr a. the
rUndtInn of tie Red the safety % the pubic. and
ihe aliliy of tho Company vii Justify. But for any
iHInrrs ~ omissions O. comply th.reEith, b. car
% any fcatt ahich may ne hauled t1 lny Depot for
munspartai au On the Road, The Compauy WI not
ohisfEnEnser snd General saPt
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GREAT INLAND THoROUaHFARH 2
co.N-T-E.NTE.N-cE 70 rR.SrREERs.

fT1Hk undersigned has nov zla kcd and in uil 1per-
i alton a line of FOUR HORSE NAIL COAChh.~
running daily from lAe-efo on the Nozzle ura ohio
Railroad. Prairie Line. o. pauduE. So pauidingit
counects with hne of TWO HORSE MAIL COACH
-. which runs tri-uefkiy from PauIding "a tsar-
landsvIIle. southern kliIruad and Decatur. Co uIuu
connectIng with the Sluthern Rtlroad near Doo,i-
Ala. 90 Morton. on the southern Road The Tao
Horse STAGES leave paullng f0T Union Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fudavs time enough o. connect
with the sage the same day The Car. on the SOUTH
crn Road are nos running Co NcUt1u Station where
they connect with this nue.
nE-The stock on this Tine are equal g. any in the
country. the Coachrs comfortable and the driver
rarefll and accommodating. P1szen0rs nlap reir IN
fhf clrntcfioHs ilinr made
ad- We have q Lrvrur sTtHlE nov In operation a.
Neutou Station and AZ pauldnE ANY person desi-
ring if can D. furnished with convey anccs 20 any
point N the surrounding nnuHfrv.
aHlunIAN 4 uNnE n-ar-I.Ln-.
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DN tirlee and I'M pursuance Of de-
I'D cfoo of the Proiale Court Of jasper
County. made a. the last January term
thereof. A. ~ 1901 the undersigned, Guar
dian Of lhe persons and estates Of the
miner heirs 81 JOSEPH DANIEL, de-
ceasod. will On Monday, the 9Th day Of
No. 1867. befwcen the hours prescribed
81 Law ~frocegd % eel at the town Of
Qulfman. IN Clark Coaniy, ai pubic auo-
ton % the highest biddef. on q credit Of
twelve months nom the day of sale, the
following described real estate in said
county. to-uits w Z Of n w /. NE .of
Is w 4 and s Z I Of n W I and n W Of
n w I Of Sec. Is. in Township n, Of
nspgc NJ +. Said lands win Be sold sub
itcI Is the lien prescribed BY the statute.
81 tto furohaser viii bo required to give
Iele with Food security for the purchase
onnv. naFahle in twelve months from
IIIY MADE, Guardian.
25-5t
EA4D LE SPRINGS,
(wHfTy EI.fIt oHALYBIATE wATERs)
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Tuition will he charged rom time OF entrance till
close ofrern. unless ahsence occurs from sickness
OF IN accordance with private arrangements. The
SCHOOL. nov numbering sixty, Is rapidly increasing.
The Teachers have been enuently successful during
the last Session bothin the discipline and instruction
ofthe School. They have bad much experience else
where. hut permanently located IN charge Of
this School They will exercise careful supervision
over the health and morals Of boarding pupils.
Rs- 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. SrALLwORrH, PTesidssf
r ". NEEpHAHl
THos. boRNrn.
4. II SHuToN ffrstecs.
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CANINIH.-The New York papers re-
port at length the incidents of an inter
national dog fight. "Bess" and English
lady dog. crossed the ocean to fight "Ro-
sic" an American lady dog. Madame
Rosie" was whipped, and supposed to be
mortally wounded. A thousand people
witnessed the combat at fifty cents adnis-
sion, and tens Of thousand of dollars
changed hands.
A remarkable instance of philo-caninity
is reported among the foreign news. A
Mr.. VIM. Kidd, is delivering lectures in
London. for the benefit Of homeless and
starving dogs. That is more sensible than
if be was lecturing on the "horrors of
American slavery" But this philo-canin-
ity is no more than a sublimation of the
ys7-Hsl.1 Piiidpthropy which makes En-
siishmen and Yankees abolitionists.
Speaking Of dogs also reminds us to in
form the gentleman who inveigled off our
pointer dog. Po',to. during the Court week,
that his felonious intent was frustrated by
Pontos sacacity. Ponto has returned
home, safe and sound. lie took French
leave of his captor on the first opportuni-
ty. We found him standing at our office
door the other morning waiting for it tC
be opened, and as he looked up at us with
his honest, wistful countensnce. and gent
ly wagged his tail, we could read in his
serious and somewhat detected expires
sion, sense of injury and suffering
Something was evidently weighing on hi
mind which he wished to tell. He want
ed to relate to US the circumstances of hi
capture and eseape-the incidents of hi
nights travel home along a strange road
beset with ferocious ours and vulgar plan
tation dogs, who have not sense to distin
guish between arefned and educated dog
such as he is, and a common dog lik
themselves. As we patted his head an,
said poor Ponto" he tried his best to tel
us all about it. 1t is pity he canno
talk, for he has more sense than som
men.
Weespecially request of gentlemen VIII
have peaelant for dogstealing to let Por
to alone in the future. He has conclude
to reside permanently in Paulding.
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MISS D. l.. fENET, English Branches.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.,
Mr.. MRS. WEST.
RATES OF TUITION
IL $500. -.-- l-.-.-.-.-r. Mr.. -. ~,

r- Board and Tuition. payable one halfin advance,
the balance II the ond-uf the year. All charges, ex
cspt the the entrance fee which is invariably in ad-
vance, vail BE- made from the time of entrance to the
close Of each session. No deductions from the pub
hshed rates VIII be made except in cases Of prOtTact
ed illness or az the option Of the Principal.
a. Any young lady aspiring 10 the h0nors Of the
Institute must pursue and make satisfactory prof.
cheney im the regular collegiate courscs and no d
plomas viii he conferred ull All charges are met.
Any one however. under direction gf her parents or
qliariaI may pursue any irregular course, and shall
be entitled 20 certificate Of aitanments.
Na- Young ladies will be taken from Brooksville
Depot On the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road 10 the In
sttuie distance Of eighteen miles without charge.
JAMES CHALMERS, Secy.
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A Happy Marriage Union.

But happy they the happiest of their kindl
Whom gentler stars unite, and in fate
Their hearts, their fortnnes and their beings blend
lis not the coarser tie Of human laws,
Unnatural of, and foreign to the mind
That bindsthcr peace, but harmony ITSELF
Attaining al their passion intolove;
NEhcrs Aiendship Nh ex, har -
Perfect esteem eniivened BY desira
Ineffable, and sympathy of soul:
Thought meeting thought, and will preventing viii
With boundless confidence: for naught but love
Can answer lsve, and render bliss secure.-IThomp-
son.
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sRAL.-Hon. Jacob Thompson gave
b to the military at Oxford.
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[ Runaway about the first
ofMarch. my negro man OR.
ANGE. He 4 about twenty
N ave years old. bright mulatio.
W blue eyes and sandy colored
hair and whimkers, near six
feet tall. hiu 'front.' upper teeth are vide
apart. and he has 3 scar on the calf Of bis
leg from burn. Twill pay the above re-
ward lor his delivery 70 me Or Tor bis safe
keeping IL any jail where ! can get him.
A. J. COTTON.
Ruihsg, No., April 5, 1881. 2'-h
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Tnr MORN GrAnns.-Thn

IA 4uNEIaNl 2 2 2 , 2 10
company lately commanded
o'Hara, having reorganized wit
enter the twelve months serT
Confederae States, have ia
above name in compliment if
guished fellow-citizen, Hon.
Rae.
The company, numbering
win be mustered into sergic
They are q fine body Of men..
late service in the operations b
cola is an earnest that they vii
grace the name with which
chrislensd themselves. sIiIs
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Now LIYerY stnhIe nt Desoto.

- THE undersigned has opened a new
~ Livery S.shie ..f IfSofo 90 che Mobile
Nte~-T0yeN and Ohio Railroad nnd viii D. iound
@lgtA wen prepared 30 aii times o. take care
lbN CT Horse.
ss.Nlsestks he VIII also keep Coz hire fnc lot
q mors-s and hugelna.
During Circuit Courts Hnek vi ll he run from Desc
% 20 Qu.imun. r. j. COLLINS.
HeGofn March s. 1881 gl-ff
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Milton Riley. hsn'
HPON opening compliments bin, tap
u poaring that the said defendant. Mi
Ton Riley, is q nonresident Of this State.
q Il therefore ordered that notice be given
the said Milton Riley Of the pendency OF
this suit BY publication In the EaiisrH
Cgrrioa, q Newspaper printed and publish
"a In the town Of PauldinF. in jasper
County, In this State. for four consecutive
weeks. that unless he appear IN and be-
fore she honorable Chanoery Court next
10 % holden in and for the County OF
scott. a the Court House thereof. in the
town Of Hillsboro, on the 9Th Monday Of
April next. and plead. answer or demur
10 said bin thcsame win be taken AZ con-
lersed, and q decree made accordingly.
Witness. Jno. y. Harris. Clerk Of the
Chancery Court Of said County. the 4th
day Of March, 1861.
JOHN p. HARRIS. Clerk.
March rs. 1861. 22.it
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ARKANsAs.-The Montgomery Nal pub
fishes in full the speech, before the Ar
kansas Convention, of Hon. w. S. Old
ham, Commissioner Of the Confederate
Government near that State. II is point
ed and forcible, and was not without de-
eided effect The following, being the
credentials Of Mr.. Oldham. must be con-
sidered a model of diplomatic brevity and
effective straight-forwardness. 1t reads
like one of Napoleon's addresses to his
army on the eve of battle:
MoSTooMEKr, (ALA.,) March Q, 1861.
To The President Of eConpenlion Of arkansas /:
SIR:-The Government of the Confed-
crate States of America having an earnest
desire that the State of Arkansas should
unite her destinies with ours, have been
authorized to appoint and do hereby ap-
point Williamson $. Oldham, a delegate
in the Confederate Congress from the
State of exas, as special Commissioner of
this Government to the State of Arkan-
sas. And | have the honor to introduce
him to you, and to ask for him a recep-
ton and treatment corresponding to his
station and to the purposes for which he
is sent. These purposes he will more
fully explain to you.
/ have learned with great satisfaction
that you and the body over which you are
called to preside have assembled for the
purpose of taking into consideration your
relations to the Government of the Uni.
ted States. Feeling that we have com.
mon interests, common wrongs, and com
mon dangers. we cordially invite you to
unite with us and adopt the only mode OF
redress which, in our judgment, will Sc
cure our future tranquility and safety
separation from the United States.
Hoping that through his agency these
objects may be accomplished, avail
myself of this occasion to offer to you tht
assurance of my most distinguished con
sideration. JEFF. DAVIS.
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FaNstIN a "lnIboEnn.
Ai4. ~ 81 lN " M
lnulaIII netIo t0.
mtliaI# N sIIn made. bus'|. s 1f
n'nn eyes, aftIanlly A,ysAor anoN - ~
Any Information Of said boy viii tc l.n.
iully received. and al the expenses 6fhit
arfest and confinement in jail 20 that
can got him again win be freely paid.
J. l.. CANDY.
c'aiboras, Miss., March %, 1861. 23-u
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Tickets from 800 70 any price, o. the above rates per
Dollar.
REIrrnrli Ill two or more selected numbers are
taken. and an ~ those nunhers selected are not
drawn among the twelve drawn numbers, the ticket
ia q blank.
ns-By This Scheme purchasers select their
own Numhera.
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Adminisfrnfor's Notice.
VTHEREAS letters Of administration
w with the will annexed. we're grant
"a 10 the undersigned on the estate Of
NATuANfAL ROBBINS. late Of Scott
County. a. the March term Of the Probate
Court Of aid County. Now all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
decedsni. are required 20 exhibit the same
within The time allowed BY Law, or the
same will be barred.
JOHN J. LAMOR.
Admir- with the will annexed.
March. rs. 1851. 22-it
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Isee no light, I hear no sound,
When midnight shades are spread;
Yet angels pitch their tents around,
And guard my quiet bed.--I[Jane Taylor.
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Admimlstrntor's NOTICE.
nv hkREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of DAVID QUINN.
deceased, were granted 20 the undersiRn-
ed, at the last March term Of the Probate
Court Of simpson County, State Of Missis-
sippi. Now ell persons having claims
against the estate Of said deccdent, are
hereby required 10 exhibit the same with
IN the time limited by law. or they viii be
forever barred and those indebted to said
estate are requested 10 come forward and
make immediate payment.
JOHN W. QUINN.
r.. M. BERRY.
Administrators.
March ls, iSGl. 2s-7t
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Cash@NOtice,

OasM -NOlACes
ME have nov the largest and best assortment OF
w Groceries and staple goods that we have ever
had Money Il aud the times are hard, and we
will sell nov on the most favorable terms
Our cotton market is nov active, and are ready
10 buy all that can get al Mobile prices less the
freight OUR FRIENDS WHO OWE Us on AC-
COUNT OF PROVISIONS ADVANCED ON THEIR
COTrO - are earnestly requested 20 bring their cot
ton per contract an that we ask or expect Of our
friends il that they will do all that they can and a.
promptly possible. To all such promise 20 sus-
tam them next year 10 the full extent OF our ability.
To such do not want to sell their cotton at pres
ent priees We say bring it 10 Us and we will ship
and hold it any reasonable time.
MOODY a O'FERRELL
Brick Store Bafepriss, Nov. y. 1850 atf
DOCKS AND sTATIONERY-NIisce
Dous and School Books, Of every description. fOI
The use Of Academies and Schools. Also, great va
riety Of Cap Note and Letter Paper; Steel and Gold
Pens, Quilts, &C; Inks, all kinds Ink Stands. &C.
T. W. SMITH.
Rraasisa Nav a. Iska sS-Iv
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uINf NI'I0I0'0I. fHI IaInarItIIIr IrrlIaf ihfIf
|.rreInra A. ~ H"ENH RI |1HIHnn anI sIrnIIr
Nhar aaFe I'aa .a.a1l.aIHI tn isHlNMAnf g. iha
~ - fsaa 80 assH .s'fHr utsi'nrni - s. ~.
taled -. = ..eaa = ..a'.nusI ealealaiiy iaearou-
- 49, '''.''i aA.lssissu.
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hEN i. p. LIZA. Classical Teacher.
Ml. a. MOORE EnrIsh DenartmcnL
Mlla =. u LEA n|l Ornamental hranchcs-
MIS-. y. =. nAWKiNs Instrumental Music.
- lnn nuIldnEs and the snacioua grounds are
prqwdad nth vlew 10 TIE making d permanent
nchsoi, OF Ne greatest practical benefit
nastoss. Aue e. fse1. ts-iY
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IlANAwAY from IN. .uk..r,.
Z. on tae 26lh Anrusl lat. ~.
10 FRANK, about 1 wars nid !.
pFper color ueieha about iG5
oenaa has scaf on ~ ri.ht
end On he corncr of one of III.
eyest On iho back al his neck
larna seed wnrt
Hyo ,reeard win Be- rivcn lar In.
. leu 1f the 1fi,s.a.n nr.a oIlca.
Nla uhlch viii LEAD % his re-
MARTHA PORTER.
EfF
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asten Clarion.
AULDING. MISS.

Friday, April IL, 1861.
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY.
RATES or TUITION.

fIfHE third session nf this Institution commenced
I un the irst Monies IN March. under the care
n ~ . flliPEN, PnucIra andC A. HUDDLE-
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Ths state OF Mississippi,

In Chancery Court Of Scott County al
rules. held az the Clerks Office Of
said Court on the first Monday, the 4th
day Of March, 1861.
Craven Mofemore, MN, -. -.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
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OPENED TO NEWTON STATION
Distance from vleksburg TO Newton,
no wfIea
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Mind.
Address CT the Hon. VIM. T. Avery to
his Constituents.

Mind, mind alone
Is Iight. and hope, and life and power II Elliot
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The SIS, 100000 Loan.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Treasury Departm't, Registers Office.
Montgomery, Ala, MaI42s 1861.
SIR: am directed by the scretary OF
the Treasury to say, that in several Of the
counties the commissioners have been
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SCHEME.

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