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VI VIE Notes and Accents due the late
Il hFm Of Levy : LoDer haTe been a.
signed the undersigned for the benent OF
the creditors OF the siii Levy LopeF-.
All persons indebted 10 said hrLa VIII
ma their notes and accounts ~ my haI a.
or with THOMAS n CLARKE, a. 14r-
ianasEille. 10 whom payment may Oe
made
give fair warningthat ! viii sue at me
next term Of the CIrdIit Court on every
claim that remains unpaid
JAMES j. SHANNON,
Assigreeof Levy Il Loper;
April 10. 1861 27-u
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TIE CrETER WAsHISGToS.-The New
Orleans Be says We Yesterday euioved
the pleasure Of a visit to the reconstruc-
ted revenue cutter Washington, IN com
uanv with very agreeable party. At the
invifation Of her builders, Messrs. Huzhes
4 FoIleit and Of the gallant Captain
B-ushwoOd- who superintended her re-
hu1Iding. We found her a. 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. eieht-inch pivot Columbiad and four
twelre-pounders. 70 look every inch q
model cruiser. When such work a. this
can be done in our owD port, We need
have no fears Of our ability TO construct
and uut 10 sea a. many Hght draught
cruisers a. il may be profitable 10 build
far or navy Before the date Of seces-
sion. the United States Government ap-
naopriated Sl3. 900 for her reconstruction.
rsutain BrushWood determined 20 make
n,auv improvements IN her model and
took nothing but the old keel 70 build on
To complete the work on this scale Cur
state anprOpziated 5000, and the Con-
f@derafe states 5000 more. This spIen-
did vessel was turned over yesterday to
the Secretary Of the Treasury. who sill
transfer her TO the navy Il Is geDerally
desired that the gallant Captain Brush
wood should be placed IN command ef his
craft he deserves the somn1Ssisn IN
aveTy way"
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4 IL indebted 10 the undersigned. viii
- please come forward and settle up
immediately. as I have gwen large credits
am compelled 70 collect. II q. Turner
Is my authorized agent 10 settle my busl-
ness when I am absent.
W. Fl. TURNER,
Eteboma, Jasper County, Miss.
Nov. .. 1860. 7-6m
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Lan ONCE Notice.

FENHE Ian Office at Paulding. Miss,
4 will be oened undT the authority of
the State ofMississippi on Monday. 20th
May, IS6l. .nder the same rules and reg
ulations tat governed the operations
under the ite United States Government.
Only suehands as were subject to entry
at the tim when the Office was closed,
vii be suject to entrywhen it IS opened.
J NJ BRADLEY Register
Q c. DEA>E, Receiver
Nav. j 1861. 30-tf
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goetrg
FriaoE

"nat are tEiaes-Hho nnsv e,.~.
AZ re uide's meaninal
Scattered ears on iife'~ broad e.sa
r9r e nise one'~ Cleaning.
Neeghf bnt hath IT, wark ~ ae-sh
Fralehf with ,. in Of piea.pr.
LINK ininafnre's mystic chain
tno1sh Of tniast measure.
buta tri1e seems word
AT nnkindiy spoken,
Aei ne life rap vaileth low
ror good STING broken.
hat fri1e seems the srn,ta
ona kind fsea baamina.
Ast@ niat heart nrnwes5 ~,ro,v
8 sr.a s. Esai's eisamirg
slst look may ualsen thongbls
ral Of proad resenssncnt-
'ust look VII fHl the soul
win glad eonieutulent.
Al-te Prayers Of children f,i-
IL. II 4 M issssz se-szs-s-easvg
With childake fee ing.
But flower perfume may besr
Back through years Of sorrow,
To the sunny morn Of life,
With br gat TO morror-
And tress II ilkeu hair
o. young brow parted.
With fount of hiueFest tears,
For the bre ken hearted.
Twas a single rain drop fen
On i.green bud thar ting,
Strengthened b. the fairy draughL
Lo a da~er is bursting;
And an acorn light y flung
In pat way dresry,
Spread an oak broad shadows out
To refrr sh the weary.
Trickling n m the mountain height,
Through the beech root stealing,
See thr,a OF silver light,
Sunbcans are revealing.
Drop ty drop it gathers fast,
Never resting, never,
Tint swells and flashes forth,
Ia glorious river
Trihesl each one hath pars
In our pain and pleasure,
Making up tine dails sum
OF our life bri-f measure;
AHunnoted they pass,
Scarcely worth our needing
Yet trhe il may be,
Gods own work is speeding
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chaplains in the Navy and Army.

We notice that, according 10 late tele-
grams, the subject Of appointing Chap
ltins for our Southern Navy has been
hrOuRht before Congress. We hope that
this, "A in other points. our Confed-
rlcy may prSge itself more advanced
han the United States Government II
,haplitins are 70 be nppoinsed az al, and
q the Government l. 70 undrrps the ex-
peuce, IL seems matter Of carnuon
ense that they should be selected with
some reference to the religious want- aud
it.ires Of the men for whom they arc 10
minister. Under the old government
Chaplain was sometimes appointed TO
nnve charge Of two or three hundred
souis, Of whom not a dozen had any con
hdence In his teachings. nor any sympa-
thy with bis religious sentiments.
We have not sufficient acquaintance
with the details Of the service 20 point
out the remedy EEi1h certainty but we
are sure that with little 7rsssd alI and a
little zeal for the rights Of con-eience 81
the brave men who expose their lives for
their cOuutry. method could be devised
and reduced 70 practice. much more con-
>istent with religious equality than the
I'D plan. by which the Secretary 81 Wash-
ington prescribed for tb0usauds Of gen-r-
aus tars the nature and quality of their
religion. just - be prescribed The size ~
their blankets and the strength 81 their
arog. g.-Nagehez Free Trader.
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Hard Times Ontdone.
LET TaE SOUTH Build n 1aE selI
$4,000 Worth or FARMS ana

BUILDING LOT@s
4 3 aa ao.asn xseian 81 Fsaas reper tq
trt = 4n fe d7rN "a t41o -uDsc1i
Ills thfzsensiI fisy Arr a- lHser ia
ai iAasaats fAen Urf laal4 t.a#4. EAaa y pa e1 a
"a Isr4 E1*ts sitfI sefst tei ees Is ftHi n Aa
EEH5s Halsl utaifc .refn sft t1 M
Felna - ..as arrf1 D 2aaq t. naoeR
"a .fIt stEeIf nsIlIfer heinE ffferted. ~
1lf ~ 1fI4 EalN a.IIr.'H Fl
trlales - Isiee n9e ~ Amlse
EHSrs a9-nfs arr Esalsa = diiaIu sa.eet
u e4lalu Ha iu.rr 1air lnaze an Wa
+aa CHATS aa t.ti fleF faa<Ii.r e. q A'iist
a Nfssas4 Far tli ar.iaial aa sIfne TIA
e- apEig So +AN DAA
Wnr. ElaF.af Esaefi 81 fIntf. A.
n4sa y iii s.. gle IL Aarft
fiillH
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-AUDERDALE SPRINGS
WHITE SULPHUR AHD cHsLTBIATE wATEBs
Lauderdale County. Miss.
OPENS May I. 1ss
81 ~ surv-.rr. ea,.r,rv a,a p-o,-t.t,.-

HAVING rafrrhased The nhave f-aionaile ~
a roHuIsr ~ .f--iuE FiaHe -lnea tie 'a-i season
.a rrurFlctor raEc- p easure a assuri1n hes nI
iau.ls and RIO nlhliH generally tast no t4inz ~ I
SPARED faren1er coiuiaris sesiih and pleasure O.
.-lturs These ~prn--- tlie Medicinal pfoparti-~
boss wsferF sse untHersaii9 = eaneaiei hg tie Mad
p HaetiifY ara situated on TIE Altle and Oh
.iiroad l miles above Slot ales and since the. com
afiHn 81 fhe Eailrtad hs 5ssHen Nek.hurr and n
Ian ssii the ,Iut5la and Ohio Read - C,irinth -
H-a=ftle 81 tle valleys ei tiie Assissipp and Ie
..-sse RlNefs.
ifal4llsse- w-l o. ir F-afiless C an times o.
s1eas fas. .r1rrs ta md irofn tIle Ra||raad
f- nz f19ia.ar i,as been HeI lnar7i az tfl srrirr
u 1nir1F years aud azsan fende.s his services
.lsura seei.efs end Iufalllls.
families o. single persons aesEaE 30 spend th
ifaihef at hesa springs as5 Cad E to - ~ rrlylt
t. ts saelre ruoms esFtv ana rafasin anon f..a.
.ssseHn ffael- tDstaaa fi gris sh fisr Vortf-, ~.
iIcs aurIur lhc hilauce uf tilla. 3 IN SMITH
Al.srels Ia cl. gs-.rn
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PREsExT TO Cot. WlTugss-We men,
Toned the Circumstance day or fwo aeo.
hat several Of our prominent and tafIio-
iic citizens bad il iu contemplation 70
present Col Joffea NJ Wiihers 81 he
Third Alabama Regiment of Volunteers,
nov az Norfolk, with fine horse fol use
in defence Of Virgins soil. The pur-
chase has been made. and was sent dn~n
to Norfolk yesterday morning The
horse i a 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 st the price of 500 from
Mr. Gibbons, the proprietor Of the extern
siye race track near Savannah. Ge0rgia.
aud is represented 20 be a perfect animal
in every respect, By all who know his
traits.
This is = graceful compliment from
generous people. and well merited.
The father Of Col Witbers removed
from Dinwiddie county. Va. 20 the South
in 1910 and now the son returns AZ the
head Of a gallant regiment. 20 fght for
and defend that sacred soil from an in
famous inVasioa--PssTs5Egg EroTsss.
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.REAr INLAND raaRouaErAR


-t 2 aader- .a- ls7l So. sst a,i i- f.l .irsf
A-aa .lne 90 tuUs HORSE AR. r1st.il9
frnfzie fIa iF irasn Issrsa Is ri5s ir-- -s -.
.IFei-f fl I'1-sfc Line, b 5s.s8Ia-- t-f,rf-li-,.
auee5= altil q -iae 90 lsie Hofssf rtiI. COttl
at7Ha r1nz trf-reekiT 5rurs 49, - ~
-sisFiie. sllfIle-u i.lis-tsi as - n T-rs.-.
nneern- un the 'aii4srn EsHssss -,.Tr na..
aua fhf OASIS -iaEe Liae aaas 81 .,,f.,..r,laf-
a e. Moron ua tHe Saafha-- - T- -Ts
fe-= Sea-es fenre Riaiaias fz- - - ,r-,.55r.
.Heas-iaFs ami f~rdafs rsn= -
sa fze sage che same isg- rs - ~ +, = -5l,5i
Eassl are rT rlrruInE - Ns1--- e.-.--- ,.r.s
er1Er.t altl tias tae.
80 So s1all O. a-y in lh
5laa ud tte driver
s- t---s. aaaasa7srs Hlsg rc.s
sse a1En q LrrEET szasrr 49, .---.-, i
tafaa @tstfen sna 81 panissr- -. -- is.-
esa ts truf- he'd wish =
tie s1rr1as1.rI Ir- easzs-u .-'-
.ss- ~. ~ - ~ z afnE PROPRIETOR
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49, lnie. nifas i4ial oi the ,.,,r..,
oosialiiaily p stated b. nlsir.ss
eis.s'ia ieflsed ihat II H.il 49, .--, "a.
astia q ooat he could rat si,,na -. =
I'm hin, liat the money was e,,.,.s'
.at % s table whara aefsrlnnr rfs11 l ~ !,
'asiat1l' were seated. and H.ii toel- ~
aehef ana plaintiff ma.la rs ,,f.fe,.s - ~
= sANi'ie n 'Mtthey told plainfir -.
"a oaiti- Tor ln. money. tbaf -. s''sf
"a set some money 5som ON. F..,,...-...i
ts'e same lia1 ass. which d.. j, -
'sla uiNn tle .allure 10 Laild ~, -
i taus seen fhat the nl.irfilr -
sf'tes hat the dssiends,ft uas ~
fsei'sieia Tor ihr hallaine oratI.. Fl II
''a tt'at is nor dtWied sistiiarsov. -
stiti"nY Of fhe ds.i-nd .lnt bi,Dsalf -
Wines Htll j. is cosfol.or.,..,1 :
e 'aes oi the deHndaat nronos;o.,
esse ihe money .og1e plainsii Il, -,
tr ta u hiui 4 = - -,
et,Vf t1e ialpre "a bsitl fba
t.e lors q ihc money. x,hich fhs
-. ~. attempt to explaf,
'.aaA' stsla -. slass hss-aaa e .sstsa g
arprise.
his evidence It l. very clear tina
Ice verdict WIS right. snd even ii he il
rucuons were errnneons. tHe motion
70 1t aside should not have been su-
tned
Judgment affirmed. HANDY.
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Fr Sale.

THEundersigned
4in. offers for sale his
61E{ E5f - Tan Yard, Dwelling
ss--@.ss - - ~ Hdase. and several
A1E78 II valuable Town Lots
< I'LL Il n ~ in Raleigh. He has
IA addition 20 theabove, several valuable
tracts OF land wlfh he viii sell on very
accommodating toms A bargain may be
bad by applying +on to
g. BLACKWELL.
RGleiqis, Sept. 28lS60. soft
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l,--vrrr rf t-r, .r moss. elected number o..
.Hn ari a'l af tha=e nlHnherH ~o .lsel e.
.s7n among tae twelve drawn rVii'-fas- 1ie '
.ItHk. 49,
ea ttis Scheme purchasers ean se-e' '-'
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY.

s7HE third sessm OF this Institution commenced
I or the first MmaaY in March. under tle care
r. + Thi6fA Principal, and G.. A. HuDDLE-
TON, Assistant
.....s-.s,ss,s..
For t1fents ofs.saaaIs-. Crthdaf7triilv- Reading
Friine Primary eeegraply- and Mental Arithmetic.
ne OF aii SO o.
one or ali. II 80
geometry, zebra, Philosophy, Mental or Moral,
one ull Is o.
-aflu and Greek Iaagua1es. Trigouopaetry and
arreying. with theahoY+ branches one OF all - o.
This school Is sinated in North East Jasper b.
seen Pauidng ana Ent4 rF1ize. in healthy and iu-
niiigent mmuniu Beard can be obtained in
5cot families 10 te4 dollars per month. including
asaing and lights. The Primo pa has had an expe-
Henee OF ten 3ears q telehIn2, and has been elul-
lentlJ successful n eaehng The higher branches Of
tathcmaiics and LIN. Both the Princin pal and
aeistltnt are Southsmers by birth educatioa inter
and feeling III discipline viii Dr. stiict but
ld and impartial aa every attention win Be given
Che moral and meaai cultivation Of students
fup j. can enter al 4uy lime during the session
ID EiH be charged from the tiInc If entering %
e.o e oi the tsIm unless prevented from atteu
nee lir pr1tracfea 4esae~s which time VIH &c de-
ed from tuition students nom distance s. ili
q required O. pay ttHF tuition m advance. or give
q lciory O. iercneel9f PARENT euardians or some
irresponsible persnl
H.E fifliPEN Prime pal
March y TQef aas,rt
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"'t AN ~ #1s.
hANAWAT m ta.
- 81. I use last. ~
NN4HeE Mt '.s .
naA1af n
y. ne 1f W.,
- eFes; on - N-aA q his neck
there IS large seaI Nart
The boge rew.ii VIII be given for :,
formation lefi at ne Msss9sopiaa Office
Jackson, Miss, wlleh VII sad TO his re-
eoTety.
Mrs. AARTH4 PORTER.
Nov. 2l. 1860. 6-tf
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aHTE have uru She s-r-szs - s
- sHcs ana 81 Pc aszsIs, -. p 49,. Sc
Aafl s-a1ra aaf ~.
sati rfas on rre Hf1sl rlrasssss ---- --'
urlrsat b. reT sas4- - ,-H-
8 tlsHl cau 1at IA eas r -sr
~ #ra nME rs on tt
4ss1 - AlsANcTn oN III EL5
la7sa - ir.-- r1rtIr
49, = -. =. ~ e ~ 81 - 1aset g Hls
rarsF r1se le-
- Haf=a gl-sr % rzsa = ~
srl o. ua, uunf % -
~ F. ~ -. z 3 . an " ulli -ii
-ss=s s.,-- E,-.-a -sseF O-rEEEE-tl-
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JASPER OUNTY-
I'd. Trueheart
Attachment
e.- e9I "a


A. j Manning for S5l''S-
gAs- Campbell. GarIshee-
AXE notsre wheeas an ettachrilent
a has been returnd 20 the justice
o..arf Ct THE Centre hat of sad county,
Asleln F D Truehsrt. Is plaintin- ana
2 =, AsnnInE. Is efeudant- you &c
'.eieey eif4d 10 BE a1l appear beiore, me
ia nsflee court. toe hOlden ID ana ioI
~ CeuiFe Beat Of aid county. n the
Own Of Paaldlnr. on the third SATURDAY,
q June next. then nd there % Pleaa'
-l-'ser anei d-nuryo tainii1 complain Z
Ar sane will Sc aksn as eoniesssl
Il -'4 judgment rendeed- accordingly I. sr q
E property in the hands q the '1As-
-as-ee sill b liable plaintiff CEN -ll "a
Given .nder nv hand ana
SEAE. seal the g0th day Of April
A. D isi
w. n PADBB. J. ?. o. e
Nay 10, 1881. Se-d
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= Runaway from The subscri-
80 beF. in Smith County. Aississil'-
~ II. about the twentieth a sep
& 80 tember last, negro woman ma
1ss med JULIA She Is Of dark col
-, or, about twenty-five or three
years old. weighs about l30 pounds, tve
ieet two or three inches high. has a toler-
ably bold look. ! viii give the above re-
ward for said negro if taken up and Sc
cured 30 thai / can get her. Any Inior-
nation IN regard 10 saii negro Will. De
thankfully received. NJ address Is Pine
vile, Smith County. Ms.
FELIX FLOWERS
April 5. 1851. 25-6t
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sherf,s sale.
Henry's Smith &
Townsend
vs.. Fl. IA
Isaac Levy,&
Il r Lone,

70 T. Lpptis
TDY virtue d thabove stated f. ia. to
ID me direced, lwil. on Monday the
3rd day of June hex, in front Of the
door of the Curt Iouze. in the town OF
Paulding. Jsper county, between the
usual hours o. sale bff,r Tor sale at public
auction to th hiaet bidder for cash.
the followinglescrbd property, to-wit /:
one negro mi named Ben. aged about
thirty y-five yets, ohe negro boy named
March. aged aout tea years. one negro
girl named Mne, aged about- all OF
slaves fof lke.evied % iisfffe properly of
the above natd defendaat Isaac Levy,
to satisfy the.bove stated Fl. ia. in my
hands. and alcosts.
l.. B. LESTER,
Sheriff of jasper County.
Nav II. IsI. SLIT
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military capacity experience talent. au,
20 the soldirrly oulliiie-. It has let
hem Haney. who has long been the on
probum OF the army for bis irnoranc,
mi brutality; and FAo since the death o
las gallant brother d. Harney and his ogyi
.,allroonery in tEe Htf.ir with Sumter. ha.
never been regarded "a the South wni
my other feeling. bat disgust and con
.rmpt.
It has left them poor old dolt-heao
Wool, the laurhiu t--tock oi the army
whose caliber and attaihments are eou
.o the position oi = serteaut major ol f.
eEimeut IL hns ieit them old Gouf,
-c1tt-hobtine along, with his Zee. blHaet
han his head. and crawling awiully owe
De bad supplies of the w shiHeton mai
set. Scott, in an his polite . and mill
any movements, follows lis belly. III
alary oi $4,000 gives him plenty OF mai
tet money, and Scott without nlarke
money, would be a very poor patriot ano
older.
The Confederate States are relieved o.
all 4heir old trash and the officers VIII
command our afmies are the pick and
choice Of the lsr-e number Of able aua
.ecomplished young m.n who have r.
d-cted so much credit upon the We
Point Academy ~ y. Deha
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Ma. LINKHoRN.-SiR These are 10 in
arn you We are all well. and hope these
ew lines will find you in siaha gao We
OF your proklamashun and rs you have
at Us on nifty short notis. a few of us
loys has concluded TO write you. and AK
or little more time. The fact l.. we
.re most obleeged TO have few moro
lays, for the way things are hapinin its
ltterly onpossible for as 90 dispefse in %
lays. Old Virginny and Tennessee. and
Worth Carolina, are continually agnraYa-
N us into tumdlts aud karouzements,
ud body cant disperse until YOU put "a
top TO sich onfuly conduct ON their part.
tried my darndest yesterday to disperse
ad retire, but il was no go and besides,
,ur Marshal here aint doing dam
hing-he don't read the riot art nor re-
nonstrate, nor noihin. and ought 20 be
armed out. If you conclude 70 do 30.
m authorized to recommend TO you Ctpt.
'ooper or Mr.. McClung. or perhaps my
eli would attend to the bisiness as well
most nybody. The fact H., the hoNa
tround here want watching, or ihey'n
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ONKIND IREATMENT.-The Governor Of
Massachusetts has been guilty Of a very
unkind act. He has treated our old
friend" Caleb Cushing, very shabbily.
Most of our readers will doubtless remeua-
Der Cushing as a 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 Massachgseft-
residence The black wave OF Abolition
Ism might overW helm the country. yet. IT
Cushing was TO be believed, be would be
the last man % yield 10 the food, and
turn his back upon the South. But when
the time came 10 test his valorOus deeia-
rations, he was found wanting. Instead
o. keeping his promise to fight the Aboli-
tionhts on their own soil, he has shown
himself only too anxious 10 fight by their
side against the South. II was willingto 70
die IN defenea of the Stars and Stripes /.
and IN order that be might get a chance
thus TO die, he applied TO the Abolition
Governor Of Massachusetts, for O commits
sion in Lineoln's army Of subiugafion.
The Governor not only refined his rea-
sonabie request. hut told him plainly that
1T would frteza the heart and palsy the
arms Of the soldiers of Massachu-effs to
think Of such a thing" Poor CaIeb
Cushing, be viii be compelled to sea
some other State, # he wishes 10 die
meath the folds ef the starry flag, on the
bloOd-red field Of battle.
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WHEREAS. the etate q JOHN Will
NJ LIAaSON. dgeased. vas declared in
solvent bv an elftr and decree of the
Probate Court ofNewtol County. State
IT 8Ii-sissippi. mtde at he last Novem-
her term, a. D. li59, OF said Court Now.
al persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to bring in said
claim. duly piohied according to law.
nd have them reRtered before the Clerk
IT the Probate Coirt oil safe county, at his
ofice in Decatuf within twelve months
from the date her0 or the same will be
barred. JOSEF WILLIAMSON,
J. C. WILLIAMSON,
Administrators.
Dec IL 1860 9-6m
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ERoM the sub#iber. rear Claiborne.
Il Jasper COUNT Mss, IN the 18th oi
last month. multo nego boy named
about Nenty-fpe years of age,
Diedium height, sim male. bushy halr.
alue eyes. sprighth and qiiek spoken
ANY information dsaid bq viii De thank
ally received. andail thefxpenses Of his
arrest ard confinment n jail so that
-an get him again Ell be RELY paid.
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