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THE CoLoRED POPULATION OF NEW YoRK.
The last census gives some very curious
statistics with regard to the population OF
New York city. The whole number OF
negroes domiciled in New York is Is, ,Sl5,
a decrease of 3,084 since 1850. OF this
number ,S26 are blacks and 5000 are
muiattOes. More than two-thirds of the
whole number are classified as servants.
walters, laundresses. labOrers, cooks, port
ers, sailors, and whitewsshers. There are
nine Methodist clergy men, and the same
number OF bar-teuders, eight music teach
ers, and as many doctors, two printers
and three Baptist clergymen- The mum
Der Of negroes born abroad Is stated at
$40: in slave states. SOB: In free states,
1893. OF those born in the slave States.
the greatest number hail from Virginia
and Maryland. Eqhty-fve Of these color
ed ''puss0ns' own real estate. valued by
them-elves) at $3.50, AS; 73s claim person
al estate to the amount Of S2l3.7S5. The
law requires that a negro voter must be
possessed Of real estate Of the value Of
$3.50, and pnder this rule there are only
seventy colored voters out Of 10000 reg
istered elestors.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-12

IEFoETAxT FRoH ESGLAED.- Eugl-sE
Pof-g n Re7zr1 70 nc .S9uh-By the
mails received yesterday hy the Africa.
We learn from the organ OF the British
Government. the London Post. Of the
l4rh Of March, that England VIII only
recognize a blockade Of the South 50
long a. IL is supported by adequate force
This Is the doctrine Of the treaty OF Paris.
and Is European law. A month ago We
announced that Lord Lyons commuuica-
ted such policy 70 Mr.. Buchanan a. the
course which bis Government would pur-
sue The Republican journals denied
the authenticity Of the news and now ETe
have q confirmation OF il from the special
organ Of the British Government The
words are Of that cauti0us diplomatic
kind which hight be expected but their
meaning cannot he mistaken unless by
nineomnoous Even il th-se DAYS Of
non Intervention. and t-hea iE Gts pre-
nee Il rec9qri-e &e ta1,9 g9ueTHHie1ats. Eaylzad
a5i,if rot rsfnsr ar 5.ocka2e ashich Ar- LEa-
e1la migff efossc % de-lzTs, 60 l1rg a. Z aoas
d1srpe-sef ig a1eyazte f1rse.' or course the
converse holds and as the Government
AZ Washington has no adequate force 70
maintain a blockade Of coast extending
thousands of miles. the meaning is that
any declaration Of a blockade y i be ut
.L@ss< worthless A bright prospect for
our the Morrill, tariff, which
40 operation ApEl Fools Day
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TmE NfcRAE GrAEDs---The
company lately commanded
O'Hara- having renrganized wiz
enter the twelve months SER
Coniederae States. have -
above name in compliment h
guished llow-citizen, Hon. Z
Rae.
The company. numbering /
viii be mustered into serYicA
They are q fine body az men
late service in the operations a
cola Is an earnest that they vi
grace the name with which
christened themaelves.-1fo
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Administrator'a Notice.

WHEREAS. letters or Administration
w on the estate Of GEORGE BROWN.
deceased, were granted 40 the March term,
1861, og scott County Probate Court. TO
che undersigned. Vow all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby re-
luired to exhibit the same within the
time limited by law, or the same viii be
barred.
+. j. BIRDSONG, Admir-.
March TT fSEI 30 -
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EFT my promises ou Saturday the 10th
inst, small bsv horse. about eight or
nine years old. with 70 saddle mark one
side, q scar on the washer of one eye, and
a small wart on his nose. and "a bay mare
mule. on the ehunAey order. reached last
pring. and name grown until itneariy LAYS
over ANY information about them thank
fully received. or literally rewarded. My
Postofiice Is Raleigh, Smith County. Miss,
+. SPENCER
March - 1861 2i-tf
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THE undersigned has opened q new
80 Livery abfe ID beSlro ou tl- Mobile
A--~~0g~S and tul1 h hIIlrnsd. and wlli hH lpHnd
wen prepared d all Times 60 take care
-SsH Of Horses.
.SEre.S y. He win also keep for hIro fine lot
Of Hor--- lnd BaE-le--
During Circuit Courts IIna x ~ II Poe run from Desc
20 70 Qutmaa. T. j. COLLINS.
JJgegso March s. 1851 2t-tf
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WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the estate OF DAVID QUINN.
deceased, were granted 20 the under.ign-
ed. at the iasi March term of the Prob re
Court OF Simpson County State 81 1fissis-
sippi N0w al persons having claims
against the estate Of said decedent. are
hereby required 70 exhibit the same with
in the time limited by law. or thev win be
forever barred and those indebted 90 said
estate are requested ~ come forward and
make immediate payment
JOHN ". QUINN.
r. d. BERRY.
Administrators.
March rs. fSgI. gs.t
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chimney-sweeper' boy went into a
bakers shop for q twO-peuny loaf, and,
conceiving II 70 Be diminufive in size. re-
marked 70 the baker that he did not be-
Eeve IL was weight.
Never mind that" said the man Of
dough, you win have tie kess b ca7ry."
True" replied the lad, and throwing
three half pence on the counter, left the
shop.
The baker called after him. saying. that
he had not left money enough.
Never mind that" said young soOty,
you win have he lee 70 count
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-12

FORTRESS MoSRoE.-The Hampton cor
respondent to the New York Hrad states
that thirteen big guns now point inland.
where one was never seen before. The
true old Virginia town of Hampton is en-
tirely commanded By this death-dealing
artillery. The correspondent understands
that it is the intention OF the Governments
to concentrate at this point 5000 soldiers,
assisted by a large feet in Hampton
Roads.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-12
ISNEY ACADEMY,


TNHE present Session ofth.s Institution. csmroep-
cling September ard- uiH continue ten months
under tie charge of Air II. ! CARTE r iu the Male
ana Ais- B. a. tAhhlNtrIoN i'm the Female Depart
lnelt Large ana camrn0clofs buildings have been
eeed anH are RON furnish ca iu SIS le meet the
demands Of a large aud f5Irishi1g school The 10
ca % p PieaSant and healthy, with excellent social
au rcl zlaus privileges.
A-- ordinary ~tuuies uarsued viii te clasaed in
ifee distinct -ra5le-- The Primary Department
- Pc ne e e aT Reading. WIRING Primlrv Gi=ucra-
1.E .liA fr.ta1F At4t.iE1-tl-. The -IurerFIedIate
~ pafflneut VIII add Co primary strdirs ecgrauhy
Grammar, Elp7uiion Written Arithmatie and Eng
ll-1 Com POSITION TIE -HI1her Department" viii
e1nn--ce ia. n and Greek. The Natural Sciences.
The Higher Mathern7fics. &c
HAFas cF rUI-ToS PeH rrl.,r cF FTvE MONTHS.
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MISS r. a. FENET. English Branches
MISS IL l. FESET English branches.
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.,
Mr.. a MRS WEST.
- - -- ---@

W. Board and Tuition. payable one halfin advance.
the utitnee or the end-u the year All charges. er-
pt t- ttle entrance fee which is invariably in adj
vance, WIZ 1@ maze rom the time Of entrance TO the
ee-- Ni es.eh session No deductions from the pub
h-a rates Niil he made except IN of protTact-
ea Inc7= or at the option Of the Principal.
lAetiu.e must pursue and make satisfactory prof
eepcy ln The regular cnieg are course; and no di-
Flo'ia- "iil le conferred tlll a charges are met
any one however under direction n her parents or
7la- tll pursue any Irrg guar course, and shall
ae euutled % % certificate Of aiiainments
49, Young ladies' VIII be taken from Braol.svfue
Depot en the Mobile and Ohio Bsil Road 20 the Ia
rtll-c distance OF cl-fIteen miles without charge
JAMES CHALMERS. Sec'v
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The state OF 5IissIssipPs,

r. X. Clayton,
vs.. Attachment
Ahuer Carter Notice.
]. G. q. Bridges. Garuishee.
10 ABNER CABTER-Groetinc:
TAKE notice. that whereas mn attach
4 ment hrs been returned 90 the Justice
Court of the South Est Beat Of sand
County. wherein b. X. Clayton is plain
III and Abner Carter defendant, YOU are
ifreby cited 10 be and appear before the
- : rt.ss7sslass-szs1iat 2 - a-ss
Pc South East Beat Of said County. in the
lwn of Claiborne, on tho second Satur-
Aay of May next, then aud there to plead,
tnswer. on demur 70 plaintiff s complaint.
or Che same wiz be taken as confessed
and Judgment rendered accordingly. and
the property in the hands of the garnishee
viii be liable to plaintiff demand
Given under nay hand and
SEAL seal the i4th day Of March,
r. l.. DONALD. j. p. of !. G.
March -. 1851. 23-5t
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FOR sale.
THE ersigned
Ia. A offers VI sale ms
klEa ESl4 - Tan 1ard. Dwelling
~ A-FIl3 House, and several
aAA-t-s q sskaA -, valuable Town Lots
en- addition To the above. several valuable
tracts OF land wh5eh be will sel on very
accommodatinct terms A bargain may be
had Icy applying soon to
+. G.. BLACKWELL
DrE-r-f sent .t 1850 5U-tf
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W. have u1H she ln-Eesr snl fzsf 1zzr--u-r-- =
~ eradHrEs ard sra pc goods that have ever
1s1- Maasg srca and zla tlT1az arr aarz- and 17e
SCI naH nu the riusf fMHa~atfa te-ans
lur ea=ta1 rlsrze5 s. sefiVa- aud ue are rearV
~ has al ftar rsu q Notsls urires la-z tns
aee-l- Hl j EklEAl- s. 10 oME u OK AC-
COUNT HF Ft.lH lslNN@ ADVANCED 0N THEIR
EHIIH y arN 1l-nssElF za=tal e. azznz raer eus
sel 1s- el1i--z- AI tLlsf sE or zTsei of naf
f-ea1e b sa1r tteF VII Do 81 tazs thzF eaa- and
T7e-l 1slE r1sf5s- Toall such rrr1n5sa slz-
tam tna1u Near tu Ese fri extent or nzr afftr
81 =leh - 60 uas want 70 sell tAer eurtg1 prea
s11 rrres. &c saF tTluE Is % and wzl EMP
and Bold any re1sansisie tine
MOODY 4 oFEEEEI.L-
BrirE s-s-r. Eas-rrise, Nav. y. Issa atf
DOOKs And sTATIONERN--9Fize Lane
11s SIS s. 1n1l Books ~ eTe-T 1es-r Hzial- fdr
re Use q sez5ezzes End Sehseis Ai-c, great ~
raty @ Cap. NasR and Letter Paper steel and Gald
Pens, lzlils- Ac- iuks, az klz2ss Ink ssnnds fe-
R---.sa- Nav u Issa ss-iv
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CONEBTN TON PLAN
uzavs ErzET Dlr A. 4 o'CIeez
CAPITAL P3lZ5S;
$4,000; sss,oooi sa5,oooi sao,oooi
sIO.oOOi s5,OOOg s2,sOoi etc
.r-= F---- = -- e.

H-rn o-tfrr5-z T5=za-s s-ate tts Cass- e--osa TIE
money % al- a-aress- ard rec1l e cf % w.l
seed TFHsf - crlerEl - -e-lra rz-a--
mr-tH -sntHl1rutcass sI.rls ---1rrly cluf3eu-.al-
Fe-p-rrnasare Flll rle1<s write -h#1r scElas-Ees
-sia- ana llHe --clr Ealsi 1-tee County and slE-s
Ea-l'rren .ars containing trl exp a.s1lsirls r a-r
scha-nfs- esq., uill .as lruardsd ~ uz l1 s1y one
zr-ss1nE t1eHr laa-1s-
oI3s-- f,r E1cze-s urCeru5ea-ss ay alzI or EH-sss
HoIGEs, DAVIS 4 co, lfaesH. searsa-
T---H E-aH e1-HF
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HILL>BORO ACADEHY.

TEE EXERCISES o. th1s Insrl-uti11 coumsneed or
! are - N1ufaV of January. is5i- under the
e1E--e = , " MAFFDtiI5 m ihe Male and Mss
p. 2 ASH T. In tle female le apartment.
lle SESSION 0Cs-rs ll terms The first of rwe-
rT-.1lr -Feal---i1s second q sixteen Feekz
RATES OF TUITION=
PRIMARY C-.AsS--onssss.ur of Spelling Read
luE and Nrlu- par month"; $ %
JUNIOR CLA-S-ir-'u 2 he above Win C7eo--
rzTt- Arithmetic + Hs-1-y and Composition SC Per
U1ut1. s. do
SENIOR CLt7S-IEclnilaE tie above wlrh AZ
EEr-z- E-li1s1 raF- Ctsll5s-rF- Ec-slF- Hhe-crle
La,.n Greek and ihs z zher Mziheulaii-s, A. per
month"; s. @
EXTRA
Hf--se = the meath e co
Tee q Piano O.
Tuna sa- p eazr-a- iz1r1 -l-la O. eEsrl-ee TAI
cIa-e 7t tarrns an3e-a absence cccazs from rr1tracs
e. uess-
Es-Iizs ASHE e preparez 20 tske scrae young
lae- dl-1erss and Edai boarding can q eta D
ed 1i-h hsE an1 g. ether pisces 10 saEn-
EasTI-AND
Prezi4azt Beard q Trustees
= ~ TasEs ssrrs-arys
JAN Ia 1stl- 1@ff
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CoErEDERATE STATES or AHnnIcA.
Treasury Departrnt, RegisieIs Office
Montgomery, Ala MaNG 1851
SIR ! ann directed ~ theF Ftecretary Of
the Treasury 70 say, that in aegeraI of the
counties the commissioners have been
selected from different portiok -
purpose Of difiuaing. a. wideM
cable, the notice Of the loa
time Of the opening of
therefor. ns 10 eoncentrtf
the influence and aid u
Of the leading material
country.
board j. regarded By
it. Chairman.
The Department IS
two days viii be suili
open the books, but
cretion Of the boar
open for a longer ii
seen necessity. il
siding 10 points ot
which the books
convenient 20 retx
day, the duties saT
residing AZ the D
BY any one Oft
Receipts win
time, 20 be sign
having charga
scriptions vi
who pay in n,
day Of -
viii opp
owner there
bonds or Oh
be issued.
The books
you viii pia
board by mai
possible delay
yourselves. q
loan now bein.
encn being give
when sub-cfiJin
Of $50 bond. OF
ne1t 20 those q
Visable % snE9
much trouble
board, and to fha
er certsintv atta
the fuli amount Cd
pay in sull their Il
event Of any oveF
confidently expeci
must be sealed and
The commissioned
particularly, that par
received in paymen
certificates 0f stock.
Of any of tie
may be taken 81 addI
ceutage a. will make it
40 the centre Of trade
which the subscription
the department b. dal
satisfactory assurances n
sial centre Of the Confed
The capital Of the count
ieek the investment ofrr
bill.
Additional information
lnv point connected hcra
promptly furnished by the a
Respectfully. ALFx. Cli
Register Of ia
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lT Goods, Groceries. Provisions. hardware
Ne,v ltrerr stable nf nesofo.

All persons indebted 10 sad 6rm. H5sssf pau uB or
hey VIII find their accounts ia the hands of an ofcer
or collection.
g W 4 n T. HOW III As4irree4
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-Four Of the editorial corps Of the New
York Trlbseas have received foreign APP
pointments. viz: Fry, Hildreth. Pike and
Harvey. Why not clear out the whole,
concern, and send Greeley of also IN.
7. Day Book.
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GREAT INLAND rHoRoUGaFARz z


C0.N-T-Es-HfAs-f't.E TO T&-H E-ELEEs.
rT1Hl undersigned has now stocked and in fu 0per-
4 alton a line Of FOUR HORSE MAIL COACH H.
running daily from pc5oto on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. Prairie Line. 10 Taudng. Atpauldingit %
connects with line Of TWO HORSE MAIL COACH
p. which runs trl-Weekly from Paulding uia bar-
landsville Southern Railroad and Decatur. Union
connecting with the Southern Railroad Dooht-
ties and the Daily stage Line from Montgomery
Ala, TO Morton, the Southern Road The Tao
Horse Stages leave Pauldinr for Union Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays. time enough to connect
with the stage the same day. The Carr on the South
ern Road are now running 20 Newton Station where
they connect with this line.
h5-Ihe stock on this line are equal to any in the
country the Coaches comfortable and the drivers
careful and accommodating. Passengers aisg rely
the connections being made
60 We have a LIvEaL SrABLE now in operation
Newton Station and At PauldluE. ANY person desi-
ring &c be furnished with eonveyasices to any
point in the surrounding country.
EHARlfAN A HYDE pronriasore
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WHEREAS letters of administration
W with the viii annexed. were grant
ed Cd the undersigned on the estate o.
NATHANTAL ROBBINS. late OF Scott
County. no the March term OF the Probate
Court of said County. Vow all persons
having claims against the state of said
decedent are required 60 exhibit The same
within che time allowed by law. or the
same will be carried.
JOHN J. IANOR.
Admir- with the viii annexed.
March. rs. l~6l. lt
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Address cf the Hon. VIM. T. Avery to
his Constituents.

Mind. mind alone
Is light, aud hope, and life and poweri-J Elliot.
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The state of SIississIPpI,


In Chaucery Court OF scott County M
rules. held at the Clerks office of
said Court on the first Monday, the 4th
day of March. lSil.
Craven MoLemore. Bin to enforce van
VS.. 'N-Ne ven
Milton Riley. hen.
I EON opening complainants bin. il an
4 peariur that the said defendant. Mi
ton Riley. Is q non resident OF this state
&c is therefore ordered that notice be siven
the said Milton Riley of the pendencv q.
this suit by pubhation IN the Et,f.-t.
Cr-.1a, a newspaper printed and publish
"a iu tine town Of Paulding in Jasuer
County. iu this State. for four consecutive
weeks. that unless he appear in and be-
fore the honorable ChanCery Court rcxt
go bd holden in and FOR the County oI
scott. 40 the Court House thereof. IA the
town of Hilisboro. on the fth Monday of
April next, and plead. answer or demur
% said bin the same viii be taken al COM
ies-cd. and "a decree made accordingly.
Witness. Juo. Il. Harris. Clerk of the
Chancery Court OF said County. the Ith
day of March lS5l.
JOHN p. HARRIS. Clerk.
March l5, lS6l. 235t
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1@d TImes Outdone.
Iz BULB TR THE S0TTH!
-, =. ~ worfh OF FARMS ana
DIHTG LOTS

7rrTLaI5LGN9 LOTS
een o1 virginia fcu1narer fse4sr.
49, ~ 49, ibar- "a
s 81 q Afr.A ie-i. sIItssr9f.lie.l.s. 5...s-
81 q i1.t rrff % di1.a .aa.r4
Hli 4aa 3 fia5lssn.r fs.ss-
3. l. q si-.se nnn te t-Snal fhsss
: a,s 80 = els4r y induce ssssIe-
f-.- s., -s1E re-ezFed the IN
esas e new asked Asnrle es.s,-s.- ..ssl
M iA.i--'- ietialiilance q contracts
- - . ~ ---ea - eDilsl sii.serifHers
~ n t5s nl .1--teslsuls gill BE- ( Fen.
~ f-sas a13 49, .lirl are nll.staE 2 % dollars
t4IiAA- - i-1.iiltf- 81 tiseflafinus Aas=n-
z -aral ~ p BAIDGE
- 49, ne lelEfV. Va
49,. y = BLACK 8 ELL. AGENT
iFA-A, smith loutF- Mss
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81 IAToagh Fare. $500 -
~ aonday. October IT, Iseo. tl,s f,i,-.f.,,s.hs
tHe h'.h!.b lHInNRh Train leaves .,-., q.
'i..h- = ~ 'liine- ting at Jseis.ar r',-s u Z - =
lHt tA iii|n oi The Ness Uri. f illn wv,
,l,tl .'Il Railroad. going s9utb -, - ~. -
The Evening Aca1rD.,i-.. .t. %.
afh-eA "li 5-'Es f.ek-dure at 2sFs' 5Fi'iT - -
IAe ,.--ta ihe51an. sf -ls b A. -, t, ~ ~
HItn tie PASSENGER Tram 0frHa ~, ~, e"hAeg CUBE
III, - . ~ AZ y ~ .IterH Railroad. gainl. Ng-fE
b. III Lt41 AiioHEh Train ig3If ifsgt. Ns,v.,.,
t ~ - A. A- como % n-s Ht Ja i-ai, r ~ s e..ii
w - 5.ia of tlic Sew Orieg-,l Ti- 80 80
Ncksburg 90 -. p. ~ 7 -'VitH' ana arrive at
The Accommodated frr,ir .,,
aHn1.ltA pr tir.lt- A. ~ coune.ff,, - ~, 4, "a
burg 81 Do ;45. a. d. aiiH arrive at Nicks-
"a -lI,t T. rom Nicksburp for Canton and
nc NoftA hy tle Ni-sisstr Cesf1t-f' t,i .-ll9 mi
take ilt Evening Train. ''" u'titN'e' VIII
Hs- P8--en-e flr -tlfiors r.. - p r--.-- .,,
take the Morning Irslr --7' OF ''t1H7'I' VIII
Tfin. "'s can ''N0 '''i'ei
l5 a2.1e hettls viii be complied with. and all
~ .liH I,e-nt sail De Carried a. far as the
p. we ad- tie safety Of the public, and
tht A9iliy uI tae company win Justify But for any
@ ~ 9s % comply Tn rewith7 or to car
Nuy ~ -At "hhi may uo hauled TO any Depot for
i@nn- @ 'pI On the Road the Company VIII not
Ioil 4teeil I'7p9nsu'e. W. hl. WApLEl,
~. n ,sco Chief Engineer and General suP't
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~ RANAWAY aboat tbae
A3 q March, my negro usn a..
r ANGE- BE Is about - 8.
M hve years old. bright rni...s
A blae eyes and sansV -
-1-z-sz hair and whiskers - .'..a
feet tall Big 'front.' upper teeth ~ ~ ~
spa5., ana ae has E sesr on he eslf q N.
leg nom q burn. Iwili pay he 49,. =
ward for his delivery 10 me- ~ ~. -
keeping in any jail where I a. =. - 4. ,..'s
a ]. c0TIoy
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$40 Reward.

Sd RANAWAN from the suhser5.
AG Der. in Smith County. Mississit-
Ff~sA pi, about the twentieth OF Sep
a ~ tcnlher last, q negro woman M
- med I LA She Is oi dark col
@ZzAs or, about twentv-tw0 er three
years old. weighs about lsa pounds. I've
feet two or three inches high, has tole7.
ably bold look- J Viii give the ai.,rs =.
ward Tor sRid negro p taken up and 81
cured so that I can get her. Anv irs..
nation iu regard 90 said negro ui1 +.
thankfuilv received. Ny addfess ( -.
Vile. smith County Miss
FELIX FLOWERS
April S. lS6L ~.
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-ull lot Of Choice Groeerics-BAoON, LARD. So.
COFFEE. Sc. a..
tsTprizs sept. u IsGo. 4S1v
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The sIs 200, 600 Loan.

COErEDERATE srATEs on ANnnIr4
Treasury Deparim't RegisfeI,s Ofiiee
Montgomery, Ala, MaiA 1861
Sir / ana directed ~ theF Ftecretarv of
the Treasury 70 say, that in aeycfal Of the
counties the commissioned have bcen
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Tuition viil be charged from time 81 entrance tilI
close 1 Term unless atseHee occurs from lle-a
- lu asceF1a-re slll private arra1-ar. ut-- The
-ehH-. nov llr1aa.r1n- sixty Is pdiy iue-ezs
ne leaetrer- hHF been cEllueutly success f during
tge -ast session. ua-i the io and Instruction
q tle ro1I. They have iH-d much reIruce else
where. lzEt are Dow rrrll y located charge ~
tlas -cllla They alllt 1E-t careful -ur-arvl-lon
cFer The heslth ans uaurals II board .ElG pzpiis
Beard re an-szaei 3 f-lnn slaht ten
d1iar- uar month Fa7 further particulars sidresz
the priuezuaI- or President OF tle Baard
w. SrEnH&z2
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~ s1iserites. neaF EIniborae.
euntF. 81 lhs 15fz ~
irt nnih. Enniatto negro to8
CIi#NLkN about tuenty -one Years Y.
medium A4'eht. slim made buslf La1r.
blue eTcs. snsi1htir and-traez speken-
Ans Information 81 said b0y VIII u tbank-
fully received. and all the expense 81 his
arrest and confinement in jail 30 that
can get him again VIII be freely paid.
j. /. CANDY.
cat0ur N'r7. March -. Is5I. Oft
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gOftrg.
rhe Origin of Flowers.

When 'ncah its Makers plastic hand
The universe In beauty grew,
And star hy star came gliding forth'
It's shin ug circuitsto Parsae;
Whea tins briEht Orb. complete and fair'
WatinE its master, Y an
Among its sssfer worlds was placed,
And Sphere harTnonics began,
Then, GA his SIX days labor done,
In high eomplacencey, mild
Looked the Creator IN his love.
Aad sas't'Was good. and srniied.
Beneath task smile the flowers sprang rP,
In besuty biooned the trees,
And Eden. radiant before,
Grew loyeler for these.
Thas smile vet fingers on the earth.
In garden. grove and lea.
Wherever hloon the gentle 6owers,
T1s sniile ef Gel We see.
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Notice

4 Ii. indebted 20 the undersigned. VII
"A uIease come forward and settle up
immediately. a. have given large credits
I ann compelled 90 collect. u. c. Turner
Is mis- authorized agent 20 settle my bGsi-
ness when / am absent
". II. TURNER.
Etehoma, Jasper County. Miss.
Nov. .. lS6o. 7-6m
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e Charleston Hsrceirg says that the
iption 10 the Charleston and Liver
hne OF steamers IS nearly completed
frst two viii leave Liverpool for
Hleston about the middle Of July.
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LIVERY sTABLE,

& c. w II U 7 Q II N >.
HALLEHURsT MISS.
,.vu14 a.ta'Ff-hrrnt Is eommodioIs ard wcll at
f-rfrH. Horses l- tisSttbie ara carefully looked
- rv 4 ranJ H.tsr ulo b. ready a- a.l hours to ar
tr,H ta -I-. Ehe -reaiestclre gi be taken TO mer-
N s...H5l.r f4.rnHsae-
" r--sr.- l.a ea demand. or If payment should be
l.i.g.f fr one uaath af longer. TN Per cent nom
N.Y.. s-.II u.. IdHed. Is. M- HUICHINS
b fsGH Z-u