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a UCtI0N kOTICB--CBoCKERY, GLASS
"A and china. By is ". BAaTbsTr, kaeiio se-r.
ltes AZ Juy $50, .0o'5tck, as s9l PsNt =, large
ttcck ~ 500 asd coman)n ware, n ots fer city AVID
country dealers. Sale ansoiuts for h " ~ os'lO3
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AUCTION NOTICES.

a UCrloN SALE OF ORoCKERY AID
=. sise. e. eash dsNRY a. HvAns s1u salt Ia
- :, nit si.y ssd siuutrT dsai.r, on Taesdav,
ysg VI :, va o'cin G ~ Nsldsa 'Isse. ali
kinds o. .hita grauiie ald eommon warc, giass
vsrr' ~, %. salS pcsiivN and no .ree,ys,
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Al VITO nc Il. like II II give 70 the Ia IN and
why hair beautiful snd pat 81 gts-s scd 20 SCI:
ebu cat vIenatei. thai u 81 no. 10 tra eta tet
d g ee ja,e me afr OF rAin TtsO e.sv pace
prytO,lv piief, IT cstn'tu' gve thu rssisd st
is6c . Psep.'e aua { sGC "a isaea r.
III At aG anuth - CO. a = NuI aAbureh, I'D 4 Q
tals b. A. uRye's t'lly. 90
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TO LET.

APARTHENTS .olt Is suffolk At. iG6
v 'aph sHT Of 70 Fpltos at; been s.loor. 9n2
fAnlI Y rooms cheapest - Vail or % B'sayip, 4
sNJtk room. Ss-Apply l18 Broadway. 70
STORE 70 let S.64 GTsbd g; rent s1s. rs
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Columbian Hair Dye.

n your Hair II Red or Grey, and you
ytu dhAvs II = be- o ieul JET SLACK or q nice
Dark BRO Oh stou hot fail to act b!H Of
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QALM OF WHITE LILLIES-LADIKs.
~ have yca tried thv ercclsnt yrep. rstioo for TIA
skui For PRESERVING and nBAUTRYIN0 tia
HlIN n kands usrivslieA To tho- Who are In ths
thould hy he
BALM OF WHITE LrIIIxa
This uelishtful and highly -PerfAmod prsrarsaic.
z uncSg.llsd FOR rvm wing P'hPLEs. BtOfCHnA
TAN, NJhiBURN, FkNCKfe8 and al impe n, otiani
.t'e Rvs nins ssture IN ber Airust torn i T. ~.t
rnrtpd 10 ~ ee frum ali Injurious ngred ents and
IN artise COR . iadie-' toilet To u Lstirs-yca
ell like II Prics only 70 oants. Dan be had AZ 70
ave-, Hss vork. e7c 2ttn
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BOARDING

LoDGINCs 10 LIN
~ EAN rinFle b, ds, n tt' 10 W lketst. va
1000 ., pfiTatst'miy o "a syeiC,
q UBEI5akL trout room on lat aoor, 'iS canal q
FUBh ISaSD rooms, ., to Sal seek, 10 Eim roa-
3 URNI5 dND or uOfurlithei rooas, GO Bunolk.23
FUsN SHED room 10 let, at = o SIXTH ave. ssg
LOD0Ihtso from II 10 81 osnts-o2 Lispensrd A. 2lt
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gECoNp BoARp.
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS

ro'' nols Is da.Vsd - soap.d.sa Of The I'm
ns1i .,ia- cAnh lag 49,
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ROABDING-A GEN LYMAN AND HIS
- wife, alec . fsw Il. ale Gs teWsn can he 80
rOmr cd .ted Win bOsid ARD pleasant rJo-na on
s~ronabls farms, At 1877 Orchard st, nea' RlyinF.
a. Nn A'll9
lOARD -. A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- Vile, or tUo ,iusle gantlamen, msy be arc m-
rnodsted with grod and pleasant font 70 IN W
lsos era Imp oyenei.tA TsiuE 10 suit tss nms
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agSaESRU1ail, So.

EOR LIVERPOOL old RACK STAR
Line. The packet SHE o1MpROMISr; iSs
GOD I'd Augu.t. Drafs on Back o. Irels q.
I'D p.D,g- rom or ~ ireland. pDly 10 I'll
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h'UR LlVERPUOL-PObITIvGLY rlIt
l Q dship leavi 6 IoI The ciippsE .hle sHESI
. ~, Hart kuG a. vail sail "a Tasd ~, iu'y va
, 10 JOSRFH MURPhY. 81 south It, jylO t'ia8
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nMEDACkJN HAA
nh. BONE, lb1 WEST HOUSTON 81.
Dcpr< dissAses Of the Hear, Lungs. Liver, KID
.sys, liberated ThroAta, Flt4 Chronio Nervous d.
80, Oic Ulosrs, Tnnefv, and avery form Of AklY
seusas Gu ed offcs ho1rs 10 ~ 4 end so Pm
SSs SAA11ss
llR. CROSBY, IS UHATHA1 STREET
- gAiss dlo.sas Il the hssIt, luIel aroAt, liver,
ldo-fa fsnAls oOu-VlsiBts dropses, 40 old lores,
.scis1, AAo ali Skin hamors sured Ofnoe hour
IN . ,o ~ q. m. aud 70 hp,m ~ AseN
LIN ChoLERIHL MIXTUkE-AB THIS
, + the sseson ~hsE n rrhgA, t,y.lutsry. Th0e.
u no asye bottle Of this sIos! eat medlcne o.
u4ACu kSq Il the sui. ano dar,ns tins CHOLERA o.
40 uso~ vitn tbs sreSest guccea., "A nAnY ns
aogb' J., mepter haay articles have bssn u 80
dor biz aaAe, bat the maIs1Y ssre PeTtsSiy
tns ede 10 usCd Tts Articls e Ss-rHrte1 70 b9 pal
10 according 10 the original ecipe IN sVsry pa riou.
ir. Volunts ~ and an miutsrv asu you'd do we'll
"a bottle 9Th them ~ u vill b. toqno sure
sura tos D,ar' boa. 40 TO b. hsh II ~ bogth Sec
M ~ NtiliaT~ssarsh sls
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NAMELY sTOaE FOR SALE-CuEAP
Y teg sAshs u applied lsi sScn- AHA f.sst o.. u
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a b 6nv
on 10 ~ II
all @I
haat ar
| NderA - J
% moiAE
a. HaAN
lAi Na
| sin %t-
81
LVe, DoAl
: :EE6ss''
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100. ~ LBi--NB. 40 ' SASH 80.
% sI ...-. - " 80 frs>t, a. 1cr ls~ss4'r- spd.
&C.. .u. o. \ o." n. Gru i-, ~ s..
.n"r... 80 .. y 4 ts'. H-s-.s.
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EUBNISHED ROOMS TO LET-A Peas
l. ant font room ard tedro'm oa tha hs't O lor,
newly htta up With b. .ds and curtain 90 kl1s
stow, &c tlet 70 fmsu tsmiiy sho Aoether 70 n
IS 4 sJnaIiEs It. y29 9'llS
FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM TO LET
Il 10 ~ 81 ~ man n lacy. VII o. rusioeei uolld
NJ du l1 the Gay. Apply TO toe dressmaker, N "A
Anor, lys nirut ave bet 1ath ana 18TH a. Call ~
he week.
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Twenty-Five Cents per Box!!,

which l. OF crjy tte bet bu, the e'sspOt article
nos "a uss-tt q price being but
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Y Line loR LONDON, SAILS sAIuI-
&, ARET LVAJs, Capt. Warner, lsias al pier II,
Y RiV,I, os Ct PlaA at. For paasaga o. drsft. OF
CIR At d itain or Ireland, Apply 70 rAPe OFT
10, 80 south st tyfO O'llS
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No SO -
, y
Iatsly iuts
s .iurlay
O. ON hi
SECS ''
BI,ntas
~ Of tdI
- AaFAr
JuIv sd,
70 seoare
"a oa 'hs
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90 mS 80 LhT-ArRfUU best
nv igio, ~, T., ~
% ~ eve. .ot,sbia CO ApiY o. 80 p-pmi q
re- cS'u uFtgd Zee % stAttn 'slsDni ,nt ~
ct tnoLtr. itss -"
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CIbsr sBIPS FUR LONDON AND Liv-
!, vep~l-} he ;DsniiS 's,R Y3sKTo ~ T,sr
5 sNTINf, pisr 10 x. L., f,r Liyerpoo', Eiu sail
"a lew dsis Psiaengsrs taken Ia sec md e,bls
.'.te rooms. aud isnnd In provisions, A. isa"csa
SOCHE, ~ stu,h o.. nH A'lHS
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CTORE AND BACK ROOM 10 LIZ r-lS
- Frtttyc BIT. hg,h sd 6 tn rts, cd sad (, 2
hniepst or h ,tote. ont 80. Fnquiro ~ toe car
h. usa. Pr on toe or, mser. jyR 8'l3O
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To LET.

III1'SEb 30 tta-1iE ID Sc nv All
- ,u-it Bu.E Lo'ss- (''s m d ~ y . s
. dON roo 30 a. geo. g. 0Hs spy 80
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-06

Wa arc requested lv Cap- NroN- at
ne Jasper Blues 60 en.rel the s.. n7
generally who have irendsor relations Boz
his company or those who haye nor 90
bring him IS many blankets as possible
between now and WEDNESDAY neEt-the
day on which the company Is e take up
the line of march. Those who are not
willing or alle to give them, will BE paid
for them a fair price. 1t Is indispensable
that the men should have them, and the
Captain tried to buy them in Mobile, but
they could not be procured. The iami-
lies and friends Of the soldiers must fur
nish them
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Jasper Blues.

This fine company, under command OF
DR.. GOODWIN Nixon, having completed its
orcanization-already numbers 'lyr7""'i'
of eighty, and is receiving daily Access
sions-has received marching orders
They meet at Claiborne next Wednes-
day, where there will be barbecue and
flag presentation, which citizens generally
are invired to attend. They, will then
leave for Marion Station, the rendezvous
for the Confederate forces raising in East
Mississippi. They with the troops now
assembling at that point will, no doubt,
soon be ordered to the seat Of war. No
finer company than this has left our por-
ton of the State. They 60 for the war.
Their Captain with liberality which has
been eaualled in but few instances within
this or other States equips the company
with the exception Of arms, at his indivi
dual expense-an example worthy o.
imitation by young men Of talent ano
wealth. They will carry with them the
prayers and blessings of the whole com
munity they leave behind.
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The JEFF DAVIS ACADEMY, AT SHUBuTA'-
We call attention to the advertisement
Of this Institution, published in our pres
ent issue. We can see no reason why 1t
should not become one OF the most pros
perous Institutions in East Mississippi
Shubuta is among the most eligible situa-
lions on the Mobile and Ohio Rilroad fora
High School. The location is healthy, the
village among the most prosperous ana
flourishing on the road, and has an in
selligent, moral and religious population
The Lady Principal is already known
through this region of country as teach
ar of extraordinary merit.
Notwithstanding the hardness OF the
times our children have to be educated
che schools must not be allowed to stop
and this one has wisely and generously
accommodated itself to the circumstances
which surround us by agreeing to take
1reasusy notes and bonds of the Govern
ment in payment of all dues. We trus'
the JEFF Davis Female Academy" may o'
veil sustained.
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90 Sew Orleans from California, "a few dogs
oso. and he Is perhaps by ,bis time in
Richmond. He considered 10 be per-
hap che best field officer I'm America, and
enjoys The unlimited confidence of presi-
dent Davis HE win, doubtless, be ass
signed m Important command, and We
shouldnat be- surpriz5d to hear from him
in the next great battle that takes place
10 the vicinity of Washington
A serious accident occurred near Abing-
ton. Va, the Sd inst. on the railway, by
which the Aiken Guards, Captain Brady,
of the lIth Louisiana Regiment, had one
killed and l3 wounded The names of
the parties are not yet ascertained
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r...r#. U.u.. d. ID. foundation
..H.r ,r-g.. ,He ara governments Il.
district off ta- counties oft BHnEn IS.
m.- WU.n..r. r.a. Laurence c,yH..u. oa.H
Hasua ar r#r Marion Har..eE. Hausua anI
r.s-eu. .a.ar as maiuI. ers. vas Oh. 5a d.rH,
HHar ,u.a. -t..H.I 4. rautaf tu.- always
aHe.HIH.- a.. ..tE. ..ru. ~ states D -H.. a'i
M '.a q. sH.Hr r.n. sric. 81 constitutions. -.F
.rrneu. %. nr,.1t. .r t.t past, iu naata'. e.
IH-uHI1l 0t tul.. principals. aie Browne Vl'.'N "''
Ne|} lsu Chose ro mmcs deat " tae N''h' 'i
%. dsnet uaH following he .'eh, ei Ae.. ,A-
amH.g I1 neoieercrmcut 1859 eau -1a.'a l.s.-A.
ouruay .o ef,iyn tHo NEW.
ha'e aiirlssedYaa tH.- communication '.'''N
ait.f.ns. 'suaul miaP aniauce Ha- already ".ne''1.
take ih.sa. d ,areg'ue conclusion lAe'e Is 'l r.
yalraAns Providence u ail things ant i''.i 'h'.e
was o an..saalD olus HNor towards ~! people,
certainly web us it hiss given us lTeslaeni q
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Personal Communications.

Hereafter we shall he compelled 70 charge, a. ior
,,,and no etn.iid ,te. iir office Tie system ot puE
sing or eleettonecliug has become lufthen 70 the
press ~ which it is proper Inst We Should q c9lh
ppansat.d rs Is the case in South Carolina ana othef
Elates me- rule will be- observed without d'>tinc-
ton f,r AM offices high or low. any gentleman OF
his friends wish to advertise him for an once, 70
CRAFTY his personal ambition, they nave no l,lOrs
right to do il at the expense OF pubilsheI, lah u
Merchant has to advertise his store IN the same way
And for his personal benefit 1t is a good time ior
the "wild hunt after office" to cease ana mat "oIce
seek the man. not the man the Office We expect
henceforth to charge us We have already sald, lor
ali communications recommending men LOT onlce'
circulars, and every thing intended to promote lhoN
.nol asniratiDns
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ExeCutOr'g Notice.

WHEREAS, letters testamentary OF
w the last will and testament OF
JAMES SHOWS, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned at the August spe-
cial term A. D. 1861, Of the Probate court
of Jones county, and State of Mississippi;
Now oil persons having claims against the
estate Of said testator are hereby notified
and requested to exhibit the same, and
have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
d. M. SHOWS,
w. w. SHOWS,
Executor &c.
Aug. 10, 1861. AIT
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The State on Mississippi.

JASEER IOONl 7,
To all persons interested in the final set
Element Of the estate Of THOMAS P,
WYATT. deceased
NTOU are hereby cited to be and per-
4 sonally appear, in and before the Pro-
bate Court of the county and State, afore-
said ut the Court House thereof, on the
first Monday in September next, then
and there to show cause if any you can,
why the FINAL account Of Duncan d. Nc
I.aurin, Administrator, and Rebecca
Mitchell, Administrators, Of the estate Of
THOMASP WYATT, deceased, should
not be allowed and deoreed thereupon,
accordingly, and further to do and per-
form such other things as shall be requir-
ed Of you by the Court aforesaid in the
premises.
Witness the Hon. Benjamin Thigpen,
Judge of the Probate Court of said coun-
ty, the lst Monday in August, A. d. 1861,
Given under my hand and
{ SEAL Dseal Of Office, the 9th day OF
\----/A August, A. d. 1861.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON, Clerk.
Aug. g. 1861. 43-5t
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MRssRs DANTzLER AND LoPER.-Ihese
gentlemen, opposing candidates for the
Ieaislature, addressed large assemblage
If heir fellow citizens in the Court house
on Monday last. Their discussion was
marked by the utmost courtesy and good
FEELING, and we have no doubt the friends
of each were satisfied with his effort
We could not perceive that there was any
material difference between them on any
point Of principle. They stand essen
sially upon the same ground in all matters
Of principle and public policy, so that it
onlv remains for the voters to be gov
erned in their choice by the estimate
they may make of the relative capacity
Of ths men for the station to which they
aspire.
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The state Of Mississippi,

To M. r. Walker:
VOU are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of Newton county,
State Of Mississippi, on the Bird Monday
of September next, to show cause why
the petition of w. ~ Bankston, praying
an order to compel j. c. & NJ. +. Blalack,
Administrators on the estate Of NJ BLA.
LACK, deceased to make title to certain
lands therein mentioned, should not be
granted.
BY order Of the Court
JAS. A. WARE, Clerk.
Aug 9. 1861 43-jt
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JETE. DlTIS FEMALE ACADEMY.


THE first session Of this School will open on the
/ first day Of October under the personal super
vision and control Of Mrs. 8. D. PIERCE 80 long
and fayorably knosn as the head Of the Female
school az pfEHCEs saR1s0s, In this county.
MRS. PIERCE comes 10 this community with
long established and well sustained reputation a. q
successful teacher Of young ladies' and will prepare
them for the advanced classes 10 any Of the Female
Colleges ia the Confederate States
THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT is already well pro
vded for and Mrs, PIEHoa will associate with herself
such other experienced teachers as the necessities
Of the school may demand. The principal will tax Q
into her house az boarders few young ladies' Who
may particularly desire 10 be under her Immediate
denias except Washing which win be extfa,
Tuition will be as Il other schools OF the same
grade and being iully identified with the country.
and hauns entire confidence in the stability and sol.
yency q our government will receive Ia payment
f9r6osTd aud tuition, the Treasury Notes and Bonds
81 the Confederate States
shabuta Sept. Q, 1891 AF.arn
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IROM the subscriber, near Claiborne,
II Jasper County, Miss, on the 25th Of
last month, q mulatto negro boy named
CHARLES, about twenty-one years of age,
medium height, slim made, bushy har,
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 so that !
can get him again will be freely paid,
j. L. CANDY.
Claiborne, Hiss, March %, 1861. 23-tf
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hSg- The communication of "Tax Pay
ers" has been received, but is unavold-
ABLY laid over this week. 1t shall appear
IN orr next, if the writer, after reading
the letter of Gov. PETTUs, will inform us
that such is his wish.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-06

Gov. MoRAE's ADHESIVE publish
TODAY the address of Gov. McRAE, to the
voters of the It'll Congressional District.
The Governor we expect and hope, will
be elected without opposition. In our
Opinion he ought to be, for the State hes
no truer son, or more reliable public
man.
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Probate Court in Wayne County.

We are requested by Hon. P. II. NAPIER, Judge o.
,,e probate Court of Wayne county, to remind par
ties having business in his Court that the hes's'S
tnre has changed the time of holding 1t rom lne
second to the third Monday in January, March, May,
July. September and November, in order 70 %o'u
conActingWith the Circuit Court
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etrayed or sfOIcn,

TROM the undersigned about the 18th
L Of May last, medium sized bay horse,
white face from the eyes up, a small scar
in his left flank, one or both hind feet
white, supposed to be six or seven years
old. Any information thankfully receiv-
ed, and literally rewarded. My P.0, adj
dress is Raleigh, Smith county, Missis-
sippi. A. a. BRAICllEk;
June 7. 1861. 34-t
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Notice

A LII claims due the estate Of ROBERT
IA COOPER, deceased, in suit or iudg-
ment, can be paid to Mr., /. B. Lassiter,
during my absence from home, whose re-
eeipt for the same will be duly recognized.
J. J. SHANNON, Admir-.
June Ia, 1861. 35-tf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-06

ssz- Our paragraphs about the Brandon
RspuBEcan, published in our issue before
the last accomplished the purpose Tor
which they we're intended-that OF show,
inc that it cannot divest itself OF its old
Marty feelings, and can still lose no oppor-
tunity of striking at former political op-
ponent. The steel of former conflicts
went too deep into its yitals to allow the
wound to heal. The editor tries to come
hack at us in his last issue, but makes a
pitiable failure in relieving himself OF the
charge of having made a wanton attack
upon Mr.. Singleton, the ani1'us of which
was apparent to every one. AS we can
find better employment than attempting
10 rival him in smart sayings and coarse
witticisms, we let him pass, until his
psnchant for picking at the Clarion shall In
duce him to favor us with his attentions
again.
We are not surprised that when speak
Ing Of head-gear, the editors thoughts
should naturally revert to fine-tootf
combs. The use of one of them woul'
asnhtless find more on the outside of hi
heed. than search warrant for idea
would detect on the inside.
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Tax Assessors Notice.

MR.. J. NJ. Bradley, is my authorized
vi deputy Tor the assessment o. taxes
in Jasper county. He can be found at
all times in Paulding, and viii attend to
assessmentsin my absence.
RICHARD SIMMONS,
Tax Assessor of j. Q.
May "a, 1861. 32-tf
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g25 Reward.

No Runaway from the subscri-
Cf,AA Der, on the Goth August last, ne
kQh gro FRANK, about % years old.
lSNcopper color; weighs about 1865
m pounds has scar on his right
ELA and on the corner OF one Of his
SSs-z3eyes; on the back of his neck
there is large seed wart.
The above reward will be given for in
formation left at the MSaSsippiaa Office,
jackson, Miss, which will lead to his re-
coveIy.
Mrs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov. 81, 1860. 6-tf
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nunnWnv An ,JaiI.


n WAS committed to the Jail
WM of Perry County, on the 9th
AAW inst, by John l.. Allen, JUS
EFA tice of the Peace in and for
IA said county, a negro man, who
says his name is EDWARD,
:,;---ss--.-.s.=sss and belongs to 7. p. Officer
of Mobile, Ala, and that he runaway from
the Steamboat Hudson, about one month
ago. Said negro is about 5 feet 10 inches
high, of dark complexion, about forty
years of age, speaks familiar, aud can read
print little. The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property, and pay
charges, or he will be dealt with as the
laws directs. G.. w. BRADLEY,
Sheriff Of Perry County.
Aug. Is. 1861. 46-3t
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The State Oh NIississippi,
N EN lON ObU
Jonathan Barnett,
Attachment $40.

Jonathan Barnett,
VS.. } Attachment $50.
II. Y Grayson.
w HERAS the writ of attachment in
w the above case, has been duly ro-
turned to the Justice Court of beat mum.
Der four of Newton County, State of Mis-
sissippi, it is therefore ordered by the
Court, that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Eastern Carton,
newspaper printed and published in the
town Of Paulding, Jasper county, State
of Mississippi, notifying said defendant
that unless he appear at term Of said
Justice Court, TO be holden on the fourth
Saturday of September next, 1861, and
plead answer or demur to plaintiffs COM
plant, the same will be taken as confes-
sed and the property attached sold to sat.
isfy plaintiffs demand and costs.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL \of office, this the 9th day Of Au.
wv gust, A. d. 1861.
BENJAMIN STONE, j. P.
Aug. IL, 1861 44-5t
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VIM. HARRISON is my authorized agent
during my absence in the army.
HENRY ROBERTS.
Grln Oh. Nm. Sept 8. 1861. Asst
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AdmInistratOr's Notice.

UWIEIHINITNIUE NWVHNWs
NV HEREAS, letters Of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned, by
the honorable, the Probate Court of JAS
per county, State Of Mississippi, at the
June term, A. D. 1861, thereof, on the es-
tate Of JOHN MCDONALD deceased,
late of said county Now all persons in.
debted to said estate will please come
forward and make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
must present them duly probated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
WILLIAM MCDONALD,
GEORGE MCDONALD,
Administrators.
Aug. 9. 1861. A3-7t