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Arms, sInIlary uniforms, &C.

UTHO vii b. members Of Company Of 600 per
w sons 70 subscribe in nstallments Of any amount
20 suit their convenience, 80 AID upwards, for the
erection Of Southern Arms. Military Clothing, and
Woolen Factoryi The person who subscribes the
largest amount BY she first Wednesday IN August
ISL b BE- entitled thesidcs the dividends on hil
stoekl 10 premium % soooi the next largest 70
largest 20 5000 each the four next largest 70 800
earhi The ninety next largest 70 80 eaehi The nine
hundred next largest % 80 cach the three hEndred
next largest 20 80 each; the three hundred next
largest % - each the one thousand next largest
io so each the thriy-four next largest % - each
and the rcrsou who ts 10 obtain either of these %
an extra premium of 5000; all 20 be paid In Cash
Real Estate. Arms or Military Clothing-ii anyf
Write 10 the Treasurer of the skappahannock I
tn the Post Master, enclosing stamp 70 prepay an.
scr. or 20 J. @. BLACKWELL, ai Raleigh, Miss.
March !, ISL 2-u
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CASES DECIDED-APRIL TERM, 1861

CASES DECIDED-APRIL TERM, 1861
April 18th, 1861.
9o29. Mayor and Aldermen of the city
OF jackson, VS.. James II. Brown,
Reversed and final Judgment here
SoS9. ). A. Weathersby, ct. al. VS.. Owen
Weathersby, Reversed.
Anril 20th. 1861.
Z. 4. Wallis rs. h 2. BVrne, dis
missed for want Of prosecution
1888. r. H. Hord, et al. vs. John A. Mil
Ter, dismissed for want of prosecu-
ton.
1890. Elijah Young, VS.. R. 0. Edwards,
ct. al. docketed and dismissed.
9SO3. j. Sontheimer, VS.. c. S. Slocomb,
affirmed.
1891. William w. Dooley, VS.. Lewis W.
Showers, docketed and dismissed.
1892. David Mitchell VS.. Balaam Greer.
dismissed for want of prosecution.
April 22d. 1861.
.9226. Bowen & Yerger, VS.. Fl. H. Max
well, affirmed.
95l9. Charles Detterly, VS.. Charles E.
Yeamens, reversed and remanded.
9456. Isaiah Gardner, ct. al. VS.. E. R.
Blanks, dismissed for want Of juris-
dictlon.
9266. w. W. Catchings, et al. VS.. C. A.
Manlove, Exor & Co reversed and
Terhanded.
1927. w. w. Catchings, ct al. c. A. Man
love. Exor & Co., dismissed.
95Ol. Robert V. Montague, VS.. Thomas
F. Gaddis, affirmed.
1898. Samuel Hamblin, VS.. Lewis &
Oglesoy, dismissed for want of pro-
secution.
Ordered that Court be adjourned until
Monday, the 18th day OF May next.
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0uuf (ifntEss NIas =
DY virtue and in pursuatoe u de
I'D cree of the Probate Court Of Jasper
County, made at the last January term
thereof, A. d. 1861, the undersigned, Guar
dian of the persons and estates of the
minor heirs of JOSEPH DANIEL, de
ceased, viii. on Monday, the 9th day of
May, 1861, between the hours prescribed
by law, proceed to sell at tine town OF
Quitman, in Clark County, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder. on a credit OF
twelve months from the day of sale, the
following described real estate in said
county, to-wit: w NV 4.NE ol
S W and S E I Of n w and n w I OF
n W / of Sec. Is, in Township ! N, oi
Range IL E. Said lands will be sold sub
jeet to the lien prescribed by the statute
and the purchaser will be required to give
note with good security for the purchase
money, payable in twelve months from
the day of sale.
EMILY WADE, Guardian.
April 5, 1861. 25-5t
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" HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of DAVID QUINN,
deceased, were granted to the undersign-
ed, at the last March term Of the Probate
Court Of simpson County, State Of Missis-
sippi VOW all persons having claims
against the estate Of said decedent, are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time limited by law, or they will be
forever barred and those indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment.
JOHN W. QUINN,
T. II. BERRY,
Administrators.
March le 1861 C3-7t
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Hard Times OutdOne.
LET THE SOUTH BUILD UP THE SOUTH
ssIO. 900 worth Of FARMS and
RTTHDTNG hO1

Il n ne Golden Region Of Nrginia. (Culpeper Coun.
u ~ isto b. divided Among io2uo subscribers on
ne thirtecnth day of Apfh, 1901. Subscriptions only
ten dollars each nehalf down, the rest on delivery
Of Deed. Every subscriber will get Building Lot ot
Farms and los are sold 80 cheap 10 induce settle
ment a auniciont number beng reserved, the IN
crease In the value of which win compensate for the
appafent low price nov askcd Ample security vii
ha gwen for the faithful Performance Of contracts
and promises.
n5- More Agents are wanted 10 obtain subscribers,
30 horn the most liberal Inducements vii b. gwen.
Some Agents write that they making % dollars
per month. For fuli Particulars, sahqcIeilona gen'
- - -iief rs.. mai. r.rs.r1 cssniy. Va
Orko lie. hKACKWEL,L, Agent
e Raleigh, Smith Couty, Mias.
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Chronic Diseases Cured.
DIR. w. r. MOSELEY.

NNTOufD most respectfully invite the attention Of
w the afflicted % ne fact thai he has for the past
twelve Years gwen his entire attention 10 The treat
ment q Chrunic diseases. He has done an extensive
thousands q living Witnesses Who have, and can
testify % his wonderful skil in the treatment Of al
ne following Diseases viEs
Cancer, rumors. Wens, Carhuncles. Fisiula- syphi-
letter. Asthma Bronchitis, Dahetes, Dyspepsia,
nropsy. Dyrentsry, Diseased Kidneya Epilepsy OF
fts eout Rheumatism. Neuralgia ETyaipelas. FluoI
Alhus. Prulapsua, Piles 9oitre, Gravcl Palsy, soald
Head, Tctier Diseases of the Ear and Eye, White
3Wclhngs Diseases of the womb. Ac
Persons slficisd Win sny of fhess diseases should
noi art unuisely some have done, Who waited
until Consumption had laid them prostrate and re.
iucod them % mere skeletons, or Cancer had eaten
ntn Their viials and debitaicd their systems then
relief in nearly all cases, and effect cure In all Gu
rahie cases and believe al cases can Be cured 4
takoa 10 time.
Dr. Mossiey can BE- found at Landerdale spring.
Mississippi where the afflicted can have the benehi
% hia a6frIccs and satisfy themselves that certain
diseases which are said by some b. incurahle havs
been cured By ha skill and efficient remedies.
Prescriptions and ucdcines sent 20 ali parts Of The
United States hy mail or express at short notice All
communications strictly confidential.
Patients are required 20 give i history Of al the
ympinms conneeted sith their casc. age habits, Ac
nl-Terns, so per month In advance, for al caseI
treated n q distance.
ns-An cases of Cancer must be under my imme
date care and supervision and Zee % Be one half cash
The halance uhen q cure u effected.
aa-Dssaaes Negroes bought At liberal prices, 40
eommodaiious for hoa1d are ample, besides, the AZ
Hcicd have The benefit Of the finest Sulphcr and
Chalyheate waters IN the south.
ss-A eommunieaiio5s Promgsyy z, an,Nsred; 1g, Ad
49,. LaudeFdale Springs, Mississippi:
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EROM the subscriber, near Claiborne,
II Jasper County, Miss, on the 25th Of
last month, a mulatto negro boy named
CHARLES, about twenty-One years of age,
medium height, slim made, bushy halr,
blue eyes, sprightly and quick spoken
Any information Of said boy will Be thank.
fully received, and all the expenses Of his
arrest and confinement in Jail 50 that
can get him again will be freely paid.
J. L. CANDY.
Claiborne, Miss., March 20, 1861 23-tf
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guttry.
Alabama's Battle Cry.
HN MRs. L. D. MOORE, or FLORENCE, ALA


BY MRS L. D. MOORE, OF FLORENCE, ALA
AIR-"Scots iuha hae tgi Wallace bEed,"
Patriot Sons hero sires,
For your affairs and your fires,
Rise tbs Liberty inspires,
And your native land.
Sternly meet the advancing foe;
Lay the proud oppressor low;
Struggling Freedom heaves the blow,
Honor rialds the brand.
~ utel Il u hour.
Bid bis country baseiy cover,
To fierce relentless power,
Traitor be his name
Who with doubts, and terrors tossed.
Tamely waits to count the cost,
BE his name forever lost
To honor and to fame!
Falter now-and woe betide,
Peaceful home, and fire side,
Pratt.ing babe, and gentle bride,
Life and Liberty
BY the horrors we deplorei
By the hopes that proudly soar
BY the glorious deeds Of yorel
Let " d. OF diei
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S2B Reward.

No Runaway from the subscI-
CfA Der, on the Goth August last, ne
Eh gro FRANK, about % years old,
N\cOpper color; weighs about les
1f)pounds has a scar on his right
XIX and on the corner of one of his
SA-9eyes; on the back of his neck
there is a large seed wart.
The above reward will be given for in
formation left at the Mississippian office
jackson, Miss, which will lead to his re
coveIy.
Mrs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov. 21. 1860. 6-tf
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AmayANtMt NONACcs
WHEREAS, the estate Of JOHN VIII
HANSON, deceased, was declared in
solvent by an order and decree OF the
Probate Court Of Newton County, State
Of Mississippi. made at the last Novem.
Der term, A. ID. 1860, Of said Court: Now
all persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to bring in said
claims duly probated according to law
and have them registered before the Clerk
Of the Probate Court of said county, at hi
Office in Decatur, within twelve month";
from the date hereof, or the same viii b,
barred. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
J. c. WILLIAMSON,
Administrators.
Dee 10 1860 Gam
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/ NOTICE.
To all persons interested IN the final set
tlement Of the estate Of HENRY MON


To all persons interested IN the final set
tlement Of the estate Of HENRY MON
GER, deceased, or in the report of Ran
som J. Jones, Administrator of said es-
tate, showing the assets of his intestate.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
Il in and before the Probate Court OF
Jasper County, at the Court House there
Of, on the first Monday in June, A. d.
1861, then and there to show cause if any
you can why the final account of Ransom
j. Jones, Administrator of the estate of
Henry Monger. deceased, should not be
allowed, and the report Of said admins
traitor showing the assets of said estate
should not be received, and decreed there
upon accordingly, and further to do and
perform such other things as shall be con-
sidered and ordered by the Court afore-
said in the premises.
Witness the Hon. Benjamin Thigpen,
Judge of the Probate Court of said oOun-
ty, the lst Monday in April, A. D. 1861.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL of office, the 5th day of April,
nv A. d. 1861.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON, Clerk.
April II. 1861. 266t
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The state 8 'sslppI,

NEWTON NY.
In Probate Court ~ nV, 10 Mny
Term, "A
To NJ. F. Walker
V0U are hereby % be and APP
Il pear before the onrt Of New
ton County, Mississip Ae third Mon
day in May next, on day Of said
term. to show cause. 0r petition of
r. w. DoolittIe CUE les praying
for division OF the of NJ. Bla-
lock deceased, should lanted.
By order oe the Coa
- Issued and Nnder my
STR bard nee, April
April IS. 1861. 26-5t
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Tuition will b charged from time Of entrance tin
close ofIerm. unless absence occurs from sickness.
or In accordance with private arrangements. The
school, nov numbering sixty. b. rapidly increasing
The Teachers have been ennently successful during
the ast Session both IN the discipline and instruction
oftho School. They have had much experience else
where, but permanently located in charge Of
this school They viii exercise a careful supervision
over the health and morals Of boarding pupils.
80 Board can be Obtained % from eight TO ten
dollars per month. For further particulars, address
the Principal or President Of the Board.
A. A. sTALLWORTH, President
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ST. JosEPH's SCHOOL
r. MN WITT, pwtunfr.n

VYHE school house having been enlarnod and re
L paired. h now capable of accommodating many
more pupils than heretofore attended that institu
ton The active duties nf the school having beef
resumed on the eth day of February IL il hoped tha
pupils viii enter school soon A. Possbie thai th'
classes may be formed.
Tuition per month, nom a,2s 70 50
BOARD can be had In The neiehborhood fFdm ssyei
70 ten dollars per month
The teacher viii Be assisted hy Miss MARY
MoDAVITT.
Feb l8, 1851. Ae-u
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- Board and Tuition, payable one half advance,
the balance II the end of the year All charges, ex-
CAPS the The entrance fee which is invariably in ad-
vance. will be made from the time of entrance 20 h.
close Of each session. No deductions from the pub
hshed rates will be made except in cases Of protract-
ed Illness or at the option Of the Principal.
- Any young lady aspiring to the honors Of the
institute must pursue and make satisfactory prof.
cheney IN the regular collegiate course; and no di-
plomas viii ho conferred an an charges are met
Any one, however, uudr drdcfi0a n her p1rsnts or
TaaraiaRL may pursue any irregular course, and shall
he entitled 20 certificate of attainmenis.
a. Young ladies viii - taken from Brooksville
DEPOT on the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road TO the In
sttuts q distance Of eighteen miles without charge.
JAMES CHALMERS, sec'y.
~ Al 1ofn
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E~F@H
On Monday. orioior ist isoo. ths following sched-
~ uI1 zoaa lul1 0roraII1nf
Hha Morning Through Trails leaves Niclushurg 4
ad'oIocE. A. ~. counortna "a Jackson Junction uith
ne Faaseurrr Iran II the New Orleans, Jackson and
Nfeal Nqfinem Nailroad, going aouths arriving q
NNHl1n1ai4 n'rinnh. 80
Ths EFsuInr Aaoommsdaiioa Train, (aiopping q
laaEaon H|II IaaFs NckaburE a 1it4. 2. - and A.
rive A laaaaon dunction, a ttG. y - conneeiin
Hlh lna fala1nH1l irai1 OF ne Naw Orleans, Sack
~ anl ereai torlhorn Railroad. goiag North;
AsuaNani IAe Ihrouah Iran VII leave Negiot
A tii ia' A. ~, rannaeting A tareson 4unciian WI
~ IaH1an 81 Train of ~ Nos Orleans, 4ac kaon ene
.Feai NoIIacIn aa|IIoad' song Norih, and Hrife
rhs kecomno1.iion Train vni leave. Jechsoi
IanrI|on si o'rloct. A. ~. connecinf Hith t,e -
aeag1f Ifaln ifom Ne4 Orleans md afrifo a NleAa
~ fsasssseis nom vicksburr ~ Canton 20.
ha N1Ifh. ~ ne Mississippi Central Railroad ~
asn ne Eganina Train. - -,
~. raaaanrnra f1T aiaiIona Fat % fJnckaoni W
IaF1 Ihe HcrnIaa Tfain.
~ f.aaannsfa o. Nes Orleans can iake eiihe
~ shsts schedule ugi BE- compiled viih. and 4
ralsrn1sll ana iI|o1hi gill - carried a. ~ a. N
ranN|I.an aft Road tha salgiy a tne public, an
re ahIIsg ~ ne Cnulpany WIA lnatty. Boz ~ an
HlI1rnr ~ omissions - comply lnefeNIint 81 ~ e.
~ anr liarhi which nay ~ haulal = any Depot q
ffnnlrortailun en- ne hoads ~ company ~ q
hnId IlarIf re- teaa|ole W NJ. NAuhnts
chisfEnsnseT and General saP,t
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and defendant be ordered toappear at the
next term of the Circuit Court of Ponto-
toe to answer to an indictment for the
offence originally charged against him.
according to his recognizance and bond.
HARRIS,
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IsNEY ACADEMY,

TNHE present Session of this Institution, commen-
Il cling September ard, will continue ten months
under the charge % Mr. III J. CARTER IN the Male,
and Miss A. A. CARRINGrON IN the Female Depart
ment. Large and commuiious buildings have been
erected. and now furnished In style 10 meet the
demands OF large and h0urshing school. The 10
cafcn i pleasant and healthy, with excellent social
and religious pnvileRes.
The ordinary studies pursued will te classed in
three distinct grades The primary Department
Eil Be limited b. Reading. Writing Primary Geogra-
ply, and Primary Arithmetic. The sIntermediste
Department vii add % primary studies. Geography.
Grammar, Elocution. Written Anthmatic, and Eng
hsh Composition. The Higher Department will
embrace Latin and Greek. The Natural Sciences.
The III CHER Mathemaiica &C.
Rkrrs Or ruIuos Fn fEAN Evr MONTHS:
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LAUDERDALE SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR AND oHALYBIATE wATERs)
LauderdaIe County Miss.
OPENS NAY 1, 1881.

TTAVINd purchased the above fashionable and
III popular Waterinr Place since the last season,
he nr0rrictur takes p'casure IN assuring HE Old
rieuds and the pubic generally, that 10 psns vii
~ anared 10 render curniort health and pleasure 70
fi.iiora These sprnfs. the Medicinal properties Of
rhnar waters are universally conceded By TIE Med
al Faculty. are situated on the Mobile and Ohic
Railroad. tt3 niles above Mobile; and since the com
1iciion.of the Railroad between Nicksburr and Ne
.idian and he Mobile and Ohio Road 70 Corinth, arS
accessible 20 the valleys of ne Miasiasipp and Ien
leasec Rivers.
Onnibussss uiIl b. IN readiness. at an times, .,
.,nngav uassanrrra 20 and fron The Railroad.
The pruprtetnr haa heen vel known a the SPRING
or many Fnnra. anf arain tenders his services y
llrasura aaekara and inralida.
Faniliaa or anala persons desiring % spend IN
sumunar a. thenr Springs ain hnd Il 10 their advan
souihrrn frianda instead of With their Northern enc
nies during thc balance of time. y. B. SMITH
March rs. fsoi. 21tm
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Estate ofn. .. NIchoIs. deceased.

nv HEREAS letters of Administration
w were granted TO the undersigned,
at the last February Term, A. ID. 1861, OF
the Probate Court of Newton County. on
the estate Of II. E. NICHOLS, deceased.
Now all persons having claims againstsaid
estate are hereby notified to exhibit them
duly probated and registered within the
time required by law or they will be for
ever barred.
HARDY NICHOLS, Adn'r.
April -. 1861. 9-7t
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NOTICE

TWILL on the first Monday Of May next,
Il it being the 9th day Of said moth, in
front Of the door Of the Court House in
the town of Paulding, in Jasper County.
sellat public auction, the following de
scrbed Land, on which the Taxes for the
year 1860, are dew and unpaid, to Wit:
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For Sale.

For Sale.
An THEundersigned
.ShAP O offers for sale his
GlA AR ~ Tan Yard, Dwelling
49, r.IYk2 House, and several
kH85gtAlH IN valuable Town Lots
- n M A1-4assi in Raleigh. He has
in addition to the above, several valuable
tracts Of land which he will sell on very
accommodating terms. A bargain may be
had by applying soon to
J. G.. BLACKWELL.
Raleigh. Sept %, 1860. Soft
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DooKg AND sTATIoHERY.-Mls
Ooua and achool booka of every description, for
ne uan ~ Academies and 8cheola Alao, great "
rely n CAP, Note and Letter paperi eioe and Gold
feia, QuIlls, Aos Inks. AZ kinds ink s,ands -;
ar@aA MAgillasa n-i5
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III ANlNs located himself ten miles east ~ Wilkes
hurE. NoFingten county, Miss, "a MAJ, NJ =. Car
efa residence laf D. iouud there "a al times unles
.aent nn professional business and b. ready 10 ds
fh.rs ne dutes q hs profession 10 The best Of h
hllt 2 When called npon.
o. aigi1a aasIait ocL taied ~
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csNv.M.vnHs-rs 10 rMRV-BE9na
ali1n 3 Inc Of FOUR HORSE NAIL COACHES
runnIun daily fruui NQii1to, % the Musln and ONO
ihilroad. ~ Prairie Line 81 fNulng ~ tauldlnHn
.tt which runs tri-ueeky nom fauldinE "a Gar
andsvilla Southern Ralroad and Decaiur, 20 Union,
connecting vita tha southern Railroad near Doolit-
laa, and ne Daily stage Line from Montgomerys
Ala. b. Morton, o. the southern Road Ihe Two
Horse HtaRns iaaxe pnulding for Union on Mondayai
Wednesdays and Fndays, time enough 20 connect
rita BE siaro lhe day The Cars on the south-
arn Read are nov runnlng 10 Newton Station where
they connact with this line
a5-Ths stoak On this line are equal 70 any in The
country. tha Coaahfa comfortable. aud The drivers
careful and accommodating. Passengers msy rey o.
~ e1nnorfi1ul beiaq raafs
~ We have q LfEmr SrtnLn nov IN operation a
Newton alaiion and at PauldinR. AnY person deaf
ring a can b fnrui1hod with eonveyancea 70 any
POINT In ne surrounding country.
sHARMAN HYDE, Propretors:
rualitrI Oct ~, isoo. i-0
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seu Plrm AZ Qultmah.
EVANS q HENRY,

WFANIsn hfnti eo.parine1snlp iol las ~ e
-. +. =. III ...I1 .IianIIl and o. nah|r.
.. ~. a li.s large and rNnlee slont af
"ItiI Iss1nIr sNntd NJ h.ea.. Ns-.I. -. -. + ~
.... =. 0'.. r.. ...saaafF 81 fNlsIaf 0IHN ANNElN
aNa NJ laa Nlaef ara best in tsl ~ ~ fF -.
"ll1haseIa VII lni them siNalf f'si - "'r-a
nf oaoa,. Ggsrrlts Provlilsni' HasdvaH,
m,1 Alns o.i.arins . l.,.. ','..l g.'s..I
NIIH. -. .....-.fl. A.. ...t
A -. ..|I ...'s''.III IHl|Ia ear az N'0nas
Ia ....a..niaaHal Is aaIl ana az tl..Il AesI.nI -.
ttlse Han srfFa ihnw aa mNNN - 'NHH NiHAi -
nea.s "a l'''''' fivAsu1 rvAr4
-. ,,...h 4. ias. n.H
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HhNiNo lecsied "a Monuose. respectfully tenders
hIs professional services to fna cifHens Of thai
rciu.tv. he may hn f1und at tha Residence 81 Mr.
lanles Cauphen, Ehsn not professionally aheent
April "a ilsa. E-ty
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MEDICAL NOTICES.
u nm. "a. :. POUND
DIS COTTON. sHlRNAN 4 WILTON

HANb tofmed scopartnerahip or The practice of
- their FrQleasiou, and respectfully tuuder their
.nffrna 60 ne cItarna % NaudinH and vicinity.
lhey have slso eatahliahed an lNFfHMARY far the
rHrertou cf lirnts tn whom their united
el p NFrns and where better treatment can b.
iered tnan 20 those a distance especially In chrun-
q caeea. Charges moderate.
- surrcHl Operations charged extra
frahlinr. Aur ~ ian aNIv
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Cash Notice

WE have nov ne largest and best assortment Of
w Groceries and staple goods that uo have ever
had Money u scaroe and the times are hard, and We
vi sell nov on The most favorable terms.
Our cotton market il nov active, and we are ready
10 huy an that We can get a Mobile prices less the
freight oUh FklENlS WHO OWE uS on AC.
COTTON v are earnestly requested % bring their cot
ton az per coutrael A that We ak expect Of our
friends u that thcy VIII DO an that they can. and ~
promptly a. possible. Toal such W promise 10 Hus.
tain them neni year 10 The fl extent of our ABILITY
To such do not want 70 ell their cotton at pres
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and hold 4 any reasonable time.
MOODY 4 oTFERRELI.
Briek 6iors katspriss Nov. ., 1890. e6