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Tho telerr6phic accounts Of the i'm
portant events TRANSPORTING all over the
country are as volaminous as they are
unsatisfactory and contradictory. The
question Is being seriously asked whether
the whole concern is not a nuisance
whether the false news il sends over the
county and the excitementito creates does
not more than counterVaii any reel beue'
81 confcrredb BY il.
We cannot burden our columns witt
Tho whole mass which We ind in the dai
/ BY papers. a great portion Of which is use
I les anil absurd We select from day 4
/ LAY such a. aFr most interesting, and ~
parent contradictions nay frequently b
rsoouciled by noticing the dates
1ntercsting News from
NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON.
CINCINNATI,
ST. LOUIS
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AdmInistrator,n NotIce.

ETTERS of Administration on the es-
tate of WIN. WATTS. deceased, we're
ranted to the undersigned, by the Pro
ate Court oil Clarke County. Mississippi,
the November term thereof. A. d. 1850.
Vow, therefore, all persons having claims
gaInst the estate of said decedent, are
ereby notified to have them duly proba-
ed withinthe time limited by law or they
will be barred.
THOMAS SUMRALL, Admir-.
March 8. 1861. 2l-7t
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And other Points.

F1uF KsAavEr. Ny 1.-The pony Ex-
pre-s has arrived with san Francisco dates
10 the ~ The collector Of San Francis
co sympaihiz-- with the South. A seoes-
sion Gag PASSED over tho Marshals Office
ssas hauled down. Ii j. thought some 30
900 OF the citizens Of California VIII favor
the Independence Of the Southern Con
Iedefacy.
81. LOGS. Nay 11.-Gen. Frosts brig
idc has been released from the Arsenal
The d.sor.iilei report that federal troops
bsd cone % Jefferson to disperse the
I Leg. stature j. authoritativrly contradicted,
.riur tho troops were stationed 40 the
Pacific Depot merely TO prevent the pas
sara Of troops aud munitions OF war to or
from 81. Leull. GOV. Jackson has caused
! one SPAN 81 the Usage Bridge to be de-
stroyed Two regiments Of the Home
Guard are pairolling.
CiNciyvArt. May ll.-This city is quiet
A large body OF troops came down the
Alton and Chicago Railroad, and have
zone 10 Bslleville. Major Anderson leaves
To, cd " for the West.
ST. LOUIS. Nay l2-Supday night
The Home Guard were assaled, enc
fred, killing q lev citizens aud NJ man,
of their own number. MtA Taylor in
b duced the crowd 10 disperse. Harnel
issued PROCLAMATION promising 10 pre-
serre the peace, and hoping he should 10
De- compelled 70 resort martial law. TIL
Z most intense feeiiaa against the German
/, existed. A battalion Of regulars Ia
been sent here and placed under Ia
command Of the Police. The news O
The surrender Of Camp Jackson Cause
arsat excitement a. Jefferson city. Tn
House Of representatives passed IA
Harris military bill IL hitecn minute
thereafter. The recently purchased pos
> der was Immediately cent into the cout
trv. aud The State Treasury removed 10
piacs OF security. The Legislature hs
/. empowered the Governor TO supprei
4 ri1ts and Insurrecti0nary movement
throughout the STATE. 1000 Illinois trooI
are a. Cssyville.
81 WAsnISorox. Nay il.-Clpt. heigs
:. reconn0itering the heights ovesloOkir
u she Capitol with she view Of terrifying d
n sane. Gov. Letcher said be had write
r. b the commanding officer a. Harper
= Ferry b Withdraw the forces from Mar
e land. The vreinitps are erecting heal
q batirrie. a. Jrf ron Rocks.
e H4aRIspras. May ll.-~4p unsuecessi
n attempt vas made 10 tear up the track
& The Northern Central Rdlroad.
h. AxxAroLis May ll.-There Is . sudd'
h movement Of the Confederate troops fro
HaFpsr's Ferry towards the Relay Aou.,
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LII indebted to the undersigned. viii
"A please come forward and settle IN
immediately, as have given large credits
am compelled to collect. N. q. Turner
Is my authorized agent to settle my bust
ness when am absent.
w. H. TURNER,
Etehoma, Jasper County, Miss.
Nov. %, 1860. -.
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nos joins a Cirrnsln-lmur.nf Cor
Isiaoa iact--@udfo Carrnrtt. who. alter
lhevaneralio Chef Justice rAsrv. VS. by
tilolil the ab.cft man on the supreme
Bsnch 81 the United States. anl as true a
son b. lhe south has within her borders.
andrf,oqk tho task Of acting a. an inter.
meihry utiaesu iho southern Commis
,s9ris uh5 were sonl 90 Washington.
hnd 'he lincoln Government His me
alaaoo. - every body Knows. failed. d
30 10 aim tAal President Davis alluded
in bis msssass Co tho Congress. az can in.
icfmedny whose high position and char
ac'rr Inspired 'hehoreo Of suoccss," ga ei
te,inea paaceaCio solution 90 our dih
aaiass ui,a tho Abolition Government.
encs harairnaiiou and return 70 Ala
baum Joiss Campbell has placed IN ths
hand ~ paesident DAYS letter which
be- aldftstrd 10 BE- stwnp. lincoln.
Secretary ol Sta.a. wherein hc sums ui
what occurred during the attempted nego
tA,ioo. gives con ACCOUNT Of bis ow'
aeaney In tho batter. AMI show Use false
hood aut dapllc.iy which marked th'
ooudu,, OF Sosogd and LINCOLN ia ih'
whois transaction. President DAVIS deem
oil th.s letter of Judge Campbell suia
clenilf important 10 be- communicated q
She Clnsfs accompanied BY tpoeia
mumgo. Clnucss removed the seal @
900 oey. ana tho documre arc now fiih
h-hed fhe letter o- jaire cimpesii,l
the eyes O., auy honest man. leaves A'
Seward ln amost unenviabie end di-erac'
nl position. ani exhibits ihe mem. lou
yausee conu.nt and ts.el.oiy 10 which ih
Aboniou Governments Is capable OF 70
s1fun.. lt cluirms the declaration
President Davis o. his maiage 20 Oh
Courr.ss. 90 The 2o.h ult. thN "th
crooked na,hs of diriomfcy cau soaroeI
furnish Oh example so wanting iu court
az. OBJ clpdor. ,ud dircctncss, a. was 90
eoufsr of the Voted States Gorcrumf
towards out Commissioners in Washin
toaH We bavs uot room iir these DE
m.nls .n aur nrsssnt s.ue. We rece'vs
chem in.t as our pasper j. preparinFior 9.
rrss.. tut tbcy a.li b. interesting mi'i
for our uext edition. We should De Gu
Of ther publication u f1r noother rca.'
thsn on Judra Cimpbeira account-
provoked eaod dsal Of hostility in G.
cain qaarters OF lho sauth Ny che hu
moss With which ho discharged his suo
du.y IN cndravorinr 60 ouiorec the la
ortnst Guihus,srlne-a thing VIZ
.tsa.l nesas hagc been tolerated Coz
m,m,ni and au rHrt bias been made
h.s snem b.. and by indscgcet friends
our .nuse. % convict bin Of uniiiibi
no.s % tho South. The publication
Thee psperfu lli place him rr-i'F ia cd
ami d..psl tho Suspicion from all iiir q
eana.d miuds tbat one of the very ab'
msa aftae south ris hel'niins in big
l,-i.ss, 81, her tanse. We unders'a
President Devils 20 give % iul enao'
mems o Judrr Ctmpao'ts course
tina, af itiolf 10 enough to put a. reai
th, s-tusttions that have been brou.
against lim.
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vs..
Patrick Shannon, delft.
A,mes Turner, Garnishee,
HP0N this case being called, and it az
~ pearing to the satisfaction of TIA
Court that James Turner, the GArnishe,
is not resident of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the on
binary process of this Court cannot b
executed against him, therefore, it is or
dered by the Court, that he enter his az
peaFance herein. on or before the first da,
of the next term of this Court to be hol
den at the Courthouse in the town of Ma
rion, the second Monday of August. mex
ensuing. and show cause, if he can, VIII
the plaintiff shall not have iudgmen
against him for the amount of his debi
and costs.
1t is further ordered, that copy of thi
order be published in the Eastera Cgarior
newspaper published in the town o
Paulding, oEce a week for one month.
- Witness my hand and seal o
4 LIS. Office, this April 9th. A. D. 1861
- c. w. HENDERSON,
C. C. C. L. C.
April 10, 1861. 2I-5t
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WHEREAS letters of administration
wv with the will annexed, we're grant
! to the undersigned on the estate of
JATHANIAL ROBBINS, late Of Scott
nunuy. at the March term Of the Probate
s,urt of said County. Now all persons
aving claims against the estate of said
ecedent. are required to exhibit the same
sithin the time allowed by law, or the
anne will be barred.
JOHN J. LAMAR,
Admir- with the will annexed.
March, Is, 1861. 22-7t
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Gen. Collineau. of the French army,
has just died il China. He was greatly
distinguished in algeria and the Crimea
for lis personal courage. As Colonel oi
the FIRST Regiment OF Zouaves, he was
the first to enter the MalakofK
4 dispatch from Washington to the
New York Herald says Mr. Boyntou. OF
Missouri. has been appointed United
States Attorney for Florida. If Mr..
Boynton visits Florida in that capacity,
he will doubtless receive what the Virgin
ians inflicted on old John Brown.
Fanny Fern points at "unscrupulous
authors" She says any body can intro
duce ghost or a bloody head, but it takes
genius and that of the very highest or
der, to make what are called common
place" events and persons interesting.
Qailp says that whatever may be Fogg's
qualifications for foreign mission, his
name has at least diplomatice sound
which is more than can be said OF Shoorts.
or shirts-or whatever il is. Quilp is get
ting scurrilous. What's in the name!
The following is the weekly official
statement of the condition of the United
States Treasury: Receipts, including
loan. S3.602,703 II; drafts paid. $500
4l9 &c; drafts issued, S703,550 50; net
balance, s,7OO,999 90.
The Postmaster General has decided
the question of tn. New York Post office
site. The site of the Middle Dutch
/ Church in Nassau street, the present To-
cation of the Post-ofhce, is to be retained.
The notorious Sherman N. Booth has
! petitloned the Wi consin Legislature for
/ $4,000. as an equivalent for the damages
| he received in his trial and Imprisonment
resulting from the Glover rescue case.
According to recent experiments o.
/ Prof Bond. the light of the sun is equal
/ to that of four hundred and seventy-ont
thousand full moons. This is only hal
OF the hitherto received estimate of Wal
| laston.
Alexander Dumas had challenged tn,
editor OF the Italia del Populo. for accusing
him of taking 10000 ducats from this
| Government during Garibaldi's Dictator
ship. The duel was pending.
Ralph Waldo Emerson Is announced t.
deliver new course Of lectures in Boston
during the month of April. One 0
those lectures will treat OF "BOstoD," tn
Hub of the Universe"
A lawyer named Marcy cut his throa
in a fiji Of insanity at Quincy recently
The wound will probably not prove fataI
Shakspeare's house and garden hav,
been restored at considerable expense, 4
the condition they were in during his lif
time.
Marriages at Gretna Green are no Ion
ger legal, except after fourteen days resi-
dence in the parish, which will give tim
! tor pursuit OF ruuaways
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Accidentally Shot.

NORFOLK. May l3.-Lieut. Stores. Of
the Wetumpka Light Guard. was accident
ally shot by a sentinel last night. of the
Gull City Guard, and died in haitian hour.
All we'll IN camp.
JONI BARNES, Mobile Cadets.
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a ~ NInnf1.a- IHn miIil1fI
~ M. CIV 81 order of 3uF-
aa'A.,'' $3.50, rr.ferfsr .aisad 6io0l
1870 y le.|sf belanf.nr io lhe litt-
49,. r.mnanf. 1nd deposited in
~ r.. r .asn.. hera TIE powder y
mods. .aItI amnIf srtIc'eut %
-. f. aaI sI|I o. uFd 81 occa.slan
~ 0fiiia the defense Of thea .ete.
..a.,.s snanl lnllg alive a. t1e
rs 81 dliur lii lH BE pQees @
r'l..-. w.. ii. .alaI a aI lls Old nomInlon,
lLgaiiwg riyiaiau.
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land Omce NotIce.

THE Land Office at Paulding, Miss.
L wall be opened under the authority Of
the State of Mississippi, on Monday, ooh
May 1861 under the same rules and reg
ulaiions that governed the operations
under the late United States Government.
Only such lands as were subject to entry
at the time when the office was closed.
will be subject to entry when it is opened.
] NJ. BRADLEY. Register.
o c. DEASE, Receiver.
! Nav, 10. 1861. 30-tf
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THE subscriber lost. or had stolen from
L him, a5out two months ago. the fol-
owing NOTES: One note on David Whit
~, date not recollected, but due 1snu-
~ last, for 1899 90. One note on w. S.
Nicholson. date not recollected, but due
anuary, 1862, for $50 co. If any person
IS said notes, | would be glad If he
would return to me, as they can be Of no
sc to any one else. All person are here
y forewarned from trading for them.
HI. J. WHITLEY.
Pudding, April 26, 1861. 2S-3t
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The WAR News IN THE BORDER STATES
We learn from a gentleman who has just
travelled through a portion of Kentucky
and Tennessee, that those States are in q
blaze of fire, since the fight at Charleston
All along the railroad. at the various
depois. the greatest excitement prevails
and the people are prepared to offer theiI
lives to the Confed rate States.
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The business men Of Pittsburg are
greatly exc cised over the curr nc quss.
On. A lrge meeting was held here, al
which the retail trade was generally re.
presented, aud resoinllons we're passed de.
clarine that they Nauld rec-ive no cur,
rency except 1t brokers quotations.
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The state or BIEssIssIppI.
LAUDERpALE COUNTY.
Circuit Court, February Term, A. D. 1851
ATTACHMENT ron $4,000.
James B. Newell,

~N~''s . S0'N1fS AeFHts n. ~. 1861.
ATTACHMENT ron $4,000.
James B. Newell,
VS..
VIM. B. March, def't.
Asa simmons. Garnishee.
y this cause. it appearing 10 the salts.
faction OF the Court that the said "a.
iendant Is not citizen of this State. IN,
resides beyond the limits thereof. 40 tbat
ne ordinary process of this Court cannot
'e executed against him, therefore. Il 4
ordered that he enter his appearance here.
n on or before the first day OF the nexi
ERIN OF this Court 10 be holden Al The
courthouse in the town of Marion tba
'econd Monday of August next ensuing
ma plead, answer or demur to PLAINTIFF 4
complaint, or the allegations thereof viii
be taken for confessed as TO him. ana Ire
property attached and the amount n the
hands OF the said garnishee condemned 10
'atlsty said debt, interest and costs.
1t is further ordered by the Court that
copy of this order be published IN the
Eastern Clarion, newspaper published n
ne town of Paulding, once week for
me month.
- Given under my hand and seal
LIS. of Office, this April 9th. A. D.
- 1861.
C. w. HENDERSON,
April 10, 1861. 97S
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$25 Reward.

- Runaway from the subscri-
sd Der, in Smith County, Missi-si,,-
kEM pi, about the twentieth Of Sen
Sk tember last, negro woman ns,
ZM med JULIA. She is Of dark col
or, about twenty-five or three
ears old, weighs about 100 pounds. Eve
Get two or three inches high. has toler-
bly, bold look. will give the above re-
ward for said negro If taken up and Sc
nred so that can get her. Any infor-
nation in regard to said negro will be
thankfully received. Ny address is Pine
vile, Smith County. Miss.
FELIX FLOWERS.
April S, 1861. 25-6t
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WHEREAS, letters of Administration
w on the estate of GEORGE BROWN,
deceased. were granted at the March term,
'6l. of Scott County Probate Court. to
re undersigned. Now all persons having
l4ims against said estate are hereby re-
,Ired to exhibit the same within the
me limited By law, or the same will be
AIRED.
]. j. BIRDS0NG, Admir-.
March Is. 1861. 22-7t
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The folloEing i a list Of the voluniee
company just organized at Ellisville
Jones county
Q6c7s.
sAnrsl PRINcE. Captain.
J. p BRowS, lst Lieut..
He CoLLNs, 2rd
E. cuAMrIoS, Bird
Kos.Cenmissioned Offers.
&c Deason. o. S.
G. n. Devall. 2nd Sergeant.
e Dyers. Sid
Nathan Cooper 4th
j. y. Hood. lst Corporal.
r. + H r ibin~on, 2nd 4"
J. u. Davis. 3rd +"
S. NJ Pegg. 4th
Priraies.
1. Noses Byrd.
.. Wiley Courtney,
3. David Graham,
4 j. Reynolds,
3. r. II. Si-more,
6. r.. anderson.
q. ID. McArther,
8. u, D. Dossett, Jr.,
9. b. Barnes.
10 y. j. MaSkcw,
81. u S. Pound,
H. ,. r Nilborn,
49, } F. Smith,
II S Fl smith,
as. w d. Farise,
l6. w Cole.
II. John Dyes,
IS Ellis Davis,
10. I-aee Powell,
20. Noya Cooper,
2t. w. } McGee,
D J Cieel
3. At Dassest.
q J. II Anderson,
.. Hiram Mathis,
%. \. G Reaves,
q. y N Bynum.
Is. Nilham Clark.
2q.fJ W Reynolds,
80. S. Kilgore.
81. " @ Goings,
%. J r Walters,
80. I'D ila~sett ST.,
c. F. X Wiiloughby.
35 = A. Dn- self.
50. r. A Hamilton,
81. J. w Rusk.
81. !. W Grayson.
80. J G PAGE.
40. IT. W. Page. DR.,
Al. " u. Robinson,
II. Wesley Watson,
43. Joseph D,,sett.
A. Egander Eis,erling,
As. ri F. Ru-hing,
49, " J Shaws,
A.. J i. Shaws.
4S Hiram Cooper,
40 II W. Page. ST.,
so. j. NJ F-wox.
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Isirnedl JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Montgomery, N ,y.O, 1861.

Alter the readinaof this message the
following resolution ilOpted
R.ssf,ef That thdlon. Thos. L. Cling
man. a Commissions from the State OF
North Carolina, hav the privilege OF the
floor in secrets as webs public session, and
b. invited TO particiai- la the discussions
and deliberations oCongre~s.
Last Saturday. MlHunier. Of Va, was
nut on the Fiusfe Committees. Ar.
Brock-nborouah. Va, on the JUDI
ceary Committee. al Mr.. Staples OF Va
on the Military Committee.
Secrecy the sam day was removed
from the following CT, entitled an 'Acl
90 make further pisision Tor the public
Drfen08 -
WHERr,s War ,tists between the Uni
ted states and IA. Confederate States
and whereas the ublic welfare may re
ouir,, the reQeptil OF volunteer force
into the service oi.he Confederate State
without the forudiiy and the delay o
the call uuon the ,speciive States.
S.r TIE Cpress Of he C0aJeieraf
,g,,l, ~ Anerie, u c,srcf. that the Presi
/ dent he authoriz- % receive INTO serve
/ snch companies. tttaliOns, OF regiments
/ ..itber mounted son foot as may tende
themselves, and may require. withou
ne d,lay al 4 fonal cali upon the re.
neerive states. Ueerve for such times a
be may prescrib
src. 2. Such volunteer forces as ma
be accepted uuer this act, as herei
differently proved. shall be organized j
aocordaAee witt and subject 10 all III
provisions Of Ii act entitled IAN act I
provide e. tha ,ublic defence" and,
entitled 10 all .he allowances provide
therein and ven mustered into servic
nav be aftacht to such Divisions, Br
gades or Reginnts rs the President INA
direos or ortfed upon such indepel
dent or detacld service As the Presider
may declare ebedient Provided hopeDr
That battaliorand regiments may be e.
Hsfed from SITES not Of this Confederac
and the Present may appoint all or al
~ The field ooers thereof.
J SEC 3 ThPresident shall be aulho
ized 10 comntsion all officers entitled
confessional such volunteer forces
NAV be receRd under the provision
; his act andjpoD the request the offic
I. commandinl such volunteer regimen
, battalion orompany, the President m
: attach a srernumerTy officer to eal
{ eompanv dailed from the regular arm
e for that puose ana Tor such time as &
. President ~ direct.
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Ata meeting OF the c'tzans OF feF'!
nnv held a, Augusta. Mes. My 'th'
1881. s. r. GaasAwAr. was called % cue
r,,,r. and i. b. Kr,Nrpr. appoint,'
tcrssrv. Hon. p. J. Mrras stated tn'
,,e ob.ect Of the meeting was 20 form 81
m lit.fy company for the protection gu ne
,.to. AGAINST any invasion. WnerenP q
,,.ty psr.ous enrolled their nam. s
"a elected nr. j.. B Kennedy abe p
.,giain. aud Hon. +. J.. Myers Fifst' ana
t-us Mssxan. Second l.icuteuAnts.--
rfo meeting theu adjourned 70 NEE
,,,in the ad Saturday in ths month.
Gas. Bs.ea.-Thc correspondent 81 th'
v-w York Herald. writing from Warning
on. Florida. thus briefly sketches Gen
laert
= c,llsd upon Gen. Barr at biz helo
,s,rt.rs Yesterday. and found him ca ih.
r,nt terrace oft che buiding Dc occupie
or himself and staff engaged with a.
.,,,rs si,as scanning the movements q
| NJ. United States fleet on The other sid.
b. Samoa Rosa Island, ana also sue ta.i,n
"a large vessel approaching he.rin
| griti.h colora FROM biz position Ten
Rrsrr can Observe 40 that b going on o.
he matter OF reinforcing Fort Iicseh
md also watch the movements OF an.
,esssl chat may attempt % enter the ha.
Dor. Gen. Brars deaisted from his oeee
alton 10 give me an interview ior q lS'
minutes. puud him en amit9'e sent'.
nan. possessing more snavity o. m,nneI
..rtSnos OF voice and general mIdnr'
.f demeanor. than bad been Jed lo %.
lowe rom the blood aud thunder report
,nblish,.i about him during the MeN'e
var lie locke like O. mau who ctn a.
,reat thing. achieve q great underiaNls
b, N Quiet unosteut1tious way --lie YIN
AN put Glide more Erape into an
u,remcnt without disturbing muscle
IN. .raflfe.. ar iett,ne hi- rifht band me
i.,,g, what be- ii about. Althoufn inil
n ,,.,es. Llhiuk be must ba terrible
vsr from she very co9inoss ani se'
.o..ession ,sbieh invariably mark hi' q
I NHNas
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~trayed

FROM the subscriber few days
ago, large black Mule, five or six
Glib ears old, marked with gear on
her sldes aud thighs, and had sore should
ers from the collar. Any information
concerning said Mule will be thankfully
received.
c. l. SUARMAN.
Paulding. May 3, 1861. 29-3t
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WIN r. POwE,

TToRNET AT LAW.
PAULDiNG, MISS.
g FORGE WooP and w r P9wK viii practice
April %, 1851. as-lv
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SheriG,s safe,

Henry's Smith 4
Townsend,
VS.. Fl. Ia.
Isaac Levy, &
B F. Lopez,
DY virtue of the above stated Fl. ia. to
ID me directed, will on Monday the
3rd day Of June next, in front of the
door of the Court House. in the town Of
Paulding, Jasper county, between the
usual hours Of sale offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described property, to-wit
one negro man named Ben, aged about
thirtySve years, one negro boy named
March, aged about ten years. one negro
girl named Mime, aged about ten, all OF
said hegroes are OF dark complexion and
slaves for lie, levied on as the property Of
the above named defendant Isaac Levy,
to satisfy the above stated Fl. ia. in my
hands and all costs.
L. B. LASSITER,
Sheriff of Jasper County.
May Il, 1861. SLIT
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE MARKETS
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
Mobile Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE MOBILE TRIBUNE.
Tuasdav Fvapiny Nav Ii 1851

Tuesday Evening, May Ia, 1861.
COTTON. The sales Of Cotton to-
day amounted to $50 bales, market I'M
settled and quotations nominal. Middling
A0Il1 IOIc
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Below We give the officers and privates
Of this company Of Smith cApnty Volun-
.eers. under Captain w. II. hAEDV' who
are uniformed and ready to march at
moments warming:
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cvvGAR. Coffee Mlasses. Bacon. Pork. Lara SAt
- and 4 gene, q assortment OF Produce and ssroces
res for sale the lowest msrke. pr,ess 9. ~ M
Pts~bvrg, March y, 1881. so