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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

%. EAST SIDE RRAEY STKEET. %
LATEST IMPROVEMENT.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FITTED UP
Z the store at No. SO irady street, are now
opt ming fresh and choice assortment Of
FIELD, FLOWER 4 GARDEN SEEDS,
which they can recommend rs fresh and pure.
Their stock Of Flower Seeds they imported direct
from Germany, and include. all of the standard
eorts, % we'll ~ many novelties of rare excel
lence and beauty Of over three hundred distinct
varieties. few Of the now and rare sorts will be
propagated in pots and offered for sale. They
have fitted up
FLORAL HALL =.
fore th exhibition and sale Of Flowers and Flow
ering Plants, which, together with their green
houses, give them ample facilities for supplying
all demands. Their assortment is largo and in
oudes many
NEW AND RARE PLANTS (!
Their supply If
Foreign assd .AsDserjcass GrNpes
is large, and includes all Of the most desirable
sorts.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRgRS
will receive their especial attention. Stock largs
and reliable.
SMALL @FRUlTS
in great abundance, and Of al valuable kinds
Their stocks OF
Roses, Dahlias, Hyaeinths, Crselse.
AND BUDDING OUT PLANTS
Is unequalsd in the Western States. A full sup.
az 4 Of 10 ass4
VsegetNbles
will Tin their seasons) be offered 1t their stand
NO. % BRADY ST, EAST SIDE.
A very large stock Of vegetable plants, such q
Cabbags, CauliAowsr, Egg Plant. Tomatoes, Pep
pers, Celery, l., e, viii very soon b ready fo'
sale in POTS.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS
onaad.ns shs1.s Of M.yia lagsa.a.s,.ss
/ Flower Rot0
fancy and plain. Of al sizes foe sale ct 93. Orden
for synthing In 0tf line lsfs ares will b prompt
y atteaded 10.
We deal in oil pr duetions Of the farm gene
rally, and 10 cordially invite ALL 70 give oul
| stock Of
| SEEDS. TREES. VINES. FLOWERS ,FLOW.
ER1EG PLANTS AND VsdETA11Er s1s
A. Enll ExamlnaliOn. nvso~
1 sHsSsT a1sflq n gal. s. a.1s.va azssxbi5E %
| Lar peissseel rsnpt l1ly SSid "a vssa az ffada
| and 70 tust hat tAfssgh ~ liSsalffl "a eeA
! - e CHAS. = NSsiPaAL : CO.
sse-dln1vsnS ~
AsEsx Lib "a Cd
4kNAOg1n3' OF DE1 AND PORK. H
III oNie0as = LIN eess1, q Dn4yssse {.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
.voffce 10 COMtr0r tors.

c,rALED PROPOSALS. Will BE ~ CElvHD
- by the sndsrsgneA until the Arse Wednesday
Of next month for Suilding .swss o. Third street
ana one ON Erady sessst. Srest1cAtioas u The
work can DO found ct the Nasshal's oGlee, City
Hall. 10 be paid for In city orders.
CIV. MeCARN,
Chaiaman OF street Conmittsa.
mvQ8.dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17
= pee ial Notice.
a.. II. II n II -.

spec Notice.
q. II. II n II y,
Has now in orerat on the saw mill formerly 90
eupisd By Barnell, Gillstt 4 Co and 10 prsparsd
to Gil oil orders 10 may no favored with, having
atAil times
Fall stock Of Building Lumber,
FENCING, DRESSED FLOORING 4 SIDING
DOORS, SASH, LATH,
: h nj lcs T. PIC kets.
and is manufacturing an extra article Of
SHIPPED SNI.TGxES.
10 connection with the aas mill have also
opened on the opposite corner, yard Of
II II # TIE ID IL UsW II r..
TO which would call the special attention o. the
fsrlAers. My salesman, Mr.. Chris. Mueller, flor.
neriy Of French Davicsl has had expsrisr 60 in
the business for many years and knows the wants
Of tho people. lie would DO pleased t. have his
friends cali at
g. K. Bard's Saw Mill,
Corner Of Scott and second street, Davenport
lews. my1s-dAwtf
OFFICE OF THE
Peoria Marine 4 Fire Ins. Co..
No. g LIE Claire Row.
ENTRANCE ON SECOND STREET
Capital Paid Up, $300, ooo.
CHARTERED 1871 CHARTER PERPETUAL
UNDERWRITERS upon the safer classes Of property,
agans. loss by fire aud the perls Of inland nsvi-
CATION, At enable rates, and promptly adjusts
and pays all reasonable lcsses which may occur in
this city, ct this office.
my17-dAwn &c. POWER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

Has nov in OF erat on the saw mill formerly co.
cupisd By Barnell, Gillstt 4 Co and 10 prepared
to I'll oil orders 10 may no favored with, having
At all times
Fall stock Of Building Lumber,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-17

TIE largest and bsst ever offered In this narks
ltusetAsp4hole. giASeA1 A. s4A14eHy
ksteok bSf6ss t6sy make aSy istsstmsna. Sse a
wy sure can satisfy then both In priee end
EarslitY Of sooda \. SAMUEL IERRY,r
Sss4y ssds Il oSsedts u O1ss- Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-25

From the New York Express
We regret to learn, by the steamer Conuecti-
cut, that the yellow fever had broken out at Key
West with unusual mslgnity, and among the
deaths from it during the week preceding the
4th inst, fifteen fatal class had been reported
The disease had also made its appearance on
board some of the United States ships Many
were sick, and new cases were multiply ing every
day The United States steamer San Jacinto
was badly infected, three Of :he crew having
died, and fourteen were sick, at the time of her
sailing for Boston. The first case on board the
st. Lawrence frigate died on the 4sh, after an
ilness Of three days. Captain Rogers, Of Hunts
vile, was ILL The fever is said to have been
imported from Havana on board an English
bark which put into Key Westin distress. Case
number two occurred among the crew of the
slave bark captured By tie Amanda, and the
next was in Fort Taylor. It was not known to flag
officer Lsrder that case had occurred on shore
until it had made its appearance on board the San
Jscinto and one Of her crew had died. Fleet
surgeon Horner was 10th to pronounce the dis
esse yellow fever until the case became too
well marked. And when he did discover the
character Of the disease it had assumed form
on board the flagship that compelled the feet
surgeon to recommend that she be sent ct once
to the North.
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MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25. 1862.

OF our line These attacks having thrown the
enemy into kind of disorder Tie general re-
turns with us to the gunboats, in order to confer
with Captain Rodgers. We embark upon the
Galens; while there report is sent from the rear
announcing that powerful body Of the enemy
IS advancing toward the position occupied by
Porter. Immediately We resscand the river, in
order to throw the weight Of our cannon balls
into the scale, and open fierce fre The leu
tenant Is st the masthead with the signal officer
who tslegrsphs with the men who work Porter's
signals, which are placed on the roof Of house.
IN order TO direct our FIRE. / also climb up to
the masthead, in spite Of jsck-boots and spurs.
In the heat of the action the hslmsman forgets
to steer straight, and the Gsens runs ashore A
dissgreesble thing, as, Immediately, the enemy
covers the Daighborhocd with sharpsh5oters.
We st lSst get off, and P0rter's FIRE sl2caens.
We thence conclude that the enemy is tepulssd,
and 'fraternizaiioa with the "blueiackets'
takes place, in which participate. The gener-
al returns to his headquarters aud we separate
from him. We then went to Fortress Monroe on
board gunboat, the Jacob Bell, which was sent
here with dispatches
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Prom snn Frauoisco


SAN FRANCISCO, August l5-Ehe ship Sea
mans Bride has arrived from Australia, with
two hundred passengers, bound for British Co.
lumhia
The United States quartermaster had just
paid a hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
gold to San Francisco wOol.factOr for army
clothing supplied to California volunteers.
The Supreme Court has denied rehearing in
the Broderick will case, so the question whether
the will was forgery cannot be judicially in
vestigated
AUGUST ia block of wooden buildings in
Grass Valley was destroyed by fire on the night
of the 18th, in the neighborhood of the Ex-
change Hotel, which escaped. The loss was
over $4,000
AUGUST I7.-Arrived at o'clock this morn
ing steamer 0rzsba, from Panama, bringing
nineteen passengers saved from the Golden Gate
in the boat heretofore reported missing. -Four
others were saved, and are remaining at Manga
nilla to take the downward steamer tor Panama.
The names of the saved and their former resi-
denees are as follows
Richard W. Henderson, Cleveland, Ohio (;
Wilhelm Herbert, Bavaria JOcune Brunos,
Italy; S. Francis, France; Arthur Lepper ST.
GATHERINGS, Canada S. L. Hulz, Wyandotte,
Ohio Chas. A. Belford, Boston Max Selig-
shon, Prussia S P. Storms, Brighton Edward
Luine, New York; julius SOlinger San Frsn-
cisco Amos CLARK, RsymondViile, New York ;
Z. /. Clark, do; james Scate, third mate, do;
Thos Keefe, Ireland; Edward Douglass, York;
VIM. MOrrissey, Boston, Edward Docket,
London.
The four remaining at Msnzanilla were Fran
els Carroll Quincy, Illinois; Jas. McChesney,
Troy, New York C. D. Bonesteel, CRtskiili j.,
Rosenberg, Hungary.
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IOFFICIAL.l
aEADQUARTERS-lsr DISTRICT. DEP fRT-)
MENT no. !.
TAEsIPAH0A, La, July p le62

8EADQUARTERS-lsr DISTRICT, DEP RITZ
MENT no. l.
TASsIPAH0A, la, July =, l662
General Orders No. g.
THE Provost Marshal Ct tie county or parish
Wh-rs any Save may be arrested, togsther with
three resident owners 10 be BY him Sc ecte6 srd
summoned shall constitute Epecial II buBal for The
trial ot sSYes charged with oenses sgsipss military
law and for I1nor o=usss hsge power 10 ir CT such
eorporesl pu lishaent a. they may think proper.
Ill ESery slave who shalt enter, Ettenpf 10 enter
the nes OF ihe enemy, without special permit from
District Hes quarters. who shall from within
the enemys ll-ss shall be shot receive such oorPo
zeal s.luent IS this tribunal may CettFmire.
III. VI hsre any slave has been -n6emned 70 death
hy tie tribunal herei established tte execution the
Eeltsuce- eEcep5 in Ehare The vicinity of the
Ray reg i-e Immediate action, viii be suspended
unt tie seuten-e has been approved b7 the cOmnAE
1ng General Of The Dis lct, s1d order aued for the
sEecrtion.
" n ra-ish7s OF co1rties IN which 70 Provost
Asrhal has been appointed, where, from other cir
Cu1eaucs slaves arres1e cannot be brought trial
they wi b taken before lie uea-esf Provost Marsha
vco ~ antao1lzd aud reqEred 20 take cOguzsncs o.
tae case ana proceed u q respects thCulh the
rest Lad teG1 made N bis o7Fu usrish o. county.
Y. W1eEer6r i j. praeticshl ard he owner con
Eets 70 j Purshnaelts ncted upou s-vss Under the
pr1rions 0f ihs ord 7, VII BE- Inflicted uplu the plan
te-ion 10 which thfy Be eng cr attached, and in
presence of t1s uthsT slaves.
VI Proves. Mso halls srs authorEsd 10 use the jars
pEiFrns 4 thir psleive coGntsz. toHrs on uar
fishes flr the c1lfnem a Cf s-ves z he keepers q
these sb ishas-ts D. &c allowed The usual lees Tor
dher uaihtgnsure-
WI All psl-rns ovn,ng slaves having them IN
ehsrso rrt qu-ed 70 reai ahs cider 20 them at least
luse uoath
by c04usnlFof Brg Gen. RUeeLEs.
Z =. fAaDlD5E, Q. S. A.,
F292iew4 n a z g. lusreet9r-ile lens ri
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VOLUME XIII, NO. 2O2.

Hayes turn to-dsy-is may Be hfr. KsllocE's
turn to-morrow Il IS BIr. Wash5nrn's now
i may Do The 6cfion's turn by and by Bot be
the turn whose It may. tie system Of a barbar-
Gus age and people, applied to tho control Of
CIVILIZED mankind, swazsns tbs f rcest resent
ment. Men have pu up wish the savag gest taak-
nssters-they have endured the bloedirst tyranrs
without resistance for many years. They have
submitted to the Kings Of Prussia to tue Gers.
to the HeUss Of Austria and even 70 ils Turks
But a government of msddiiEg phianihropisis
fhey cannot bear L resembles the government
Of vermia more than any human despOtism.
Individually vile ana odi0us, bu. quite insignih-
cant; when collected they are all-psrvadiug al
devouring, appalling, loslhsome 10 every sense,
and intolsrsbls to the strongest body Of the
hruaest mind
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How the Butseruuts Kaurrah ia ParI,e
CouaEy.

We are informed by q prominent citizen Of
Parke county tha, the "busternuts' recently had
grand demonstration" st Rockville. A fQll
delegation rom the northeast paTt Of the county.
where it IS said ihey declare their discrimination
% resist the tax and ths draft, on their way TO
Rockville passed the residsnce Of john G. Davis.
On arriving opposite his dwelling, taey halted
sId proposed tbree cheers "ior John g. Davis
and all hs rest Of the Da5iS,S" l. is needless TO
add they were glven all the more heartily be-
cause JET Davis was included with his eo-laboT-
er, John. We hsve the most complete and ab-
5oluie proof Of the truth Of this statement, aud
we submit it es another indication Of the ten
teuey Of everything disloysl to seek Teluge IN
saa Ssh Of January PaEty.--Ildsaaa JoET8qs
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Y Santini, the guardian for many years of
the tomb of Napoleon, aud one Of tie few re-
naming FTenchmen who shared at st. Helena
the exile of their great master died at the Hotel
des Invalides, in Paris a few days ago In
1915, having been attached as q servant to the
person of the Emperor, he solicited permission to
20 with him to ST Helena. This request having
been brutally denied by the Eaglish authorities,
Santini disguised himself IS a scUliiOn, and en-
gagged himself on board the Bellerophon in that
capacity. BE remained two years at st. Helena,
when, being charged with an attempt upon the
life of Sir Hudson Love- he was thrown into
prison and sent back to Europe. In I949 he
was appointed guardian Of his dead masters
tomb, and remained in that capacity until his
death
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~ YorI. Denaoeralie Sac ConrenlIon ,


ALBANY, August 13-The Democratic State
Committee met to-day, and issued the following
call for State convention:
This committee having, at fall meeting held
on the 18th of July last resolved that the
Democracy of New York stand ready TO unite
with all patriotic citizens, without reference to
former party combinations, who agree in sus-
tanning the government in the prosecution of the
existing war against the rebellion by all the
means within the power of loyal people, for the
purpose of restoring the Union as it was and
maintaining the Constitution as it is, and having
declared its purpose, in calling the next State
convention, to invite the corporation of all cih-
zens on the simple bat distinct platform Of the
Constitution, the Union, and the inforcsment Of
the laws
The undersigned, reiterating and carrying out
these views, hereby call convention of the
Democracy of the State of New York, and of all
in favor of such cooperation, to consist of one
delegate from each assembly district, to mret at
the city of Albany or the 10th day of Septem-
Der next, at - o'clock NJ, to nominate officers
to be elected at the next general election, and to
transact suck other business as the eonven ton
may deem expedient."
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Adminigtrator,s Notice.

TTTHERBAs, letters Of administration tbe estate
ef e Joh1 1ouiy, deceased were granted 10 the
sergeneI a. she July term. a. D. l662 Of he Probate
Court Of Ysl0husbs cornty, STATE Of Mississippi this
che III Of SAID mrnth this notice is Therefore hereby
ssfs OF sas6 dseeased 10 exhibit the ana have
theu registered tie manner end within the time pre-
sonbed ~ law, or hey viii be forever barred
GEO. ". COGLY,
sv1G1suvFv Adminisrrstor.
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NOTICE.

" she matter nf tie uai settlement Of The estate OF
HatEtds Proe, decd J. L spicer, Administrator Of
the es ats sf Bada Price. ceceassd his dsy hso fno
presented sis account Of The ecsipts snd d.
"A bsbslf al aid estate a1d moved ths Court 20 re-
sive ard siiow the 6nal account n his al
,ninistrstion WheFeupou IN psrsusnce OF tbe statute
h fb behalf j. IS ordered by The Court that said Sd
iuisrst6r give notice Of ths presentation Of his hual
aeouust by tiabHsafion o. the Esue IN The Appeal
neWfpapsr ltlisbsd - the town o. GRENADA IN this
ssss Tor fsr successive Evos ard that citation issue
20 he hsrs Of said estate 10 come forward and
chow cause i soY hey can, why fad final account
rhould not be sIlows5 ard orGered 70 record
JF SAMPLE
80 t.,,-s- clerk.
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Adminigtrator's a Notice-

TET HEREAS letters II sduinssration on the estsie
~ q ?. E. fGiTes oeessssd, were Franted 70 the
uuder-guo e. tie July tern, a D 1852, Of the Pro
zla-l COuvf cf Rslobueha county State Of Mississippi
tae ID -ay q ssid month tiis notice II therefore
hsrsby eiYen requesting al persons having claims
szinst Ike estaie Of said Cecea eased exhibit the
ad have them registered Sd -Le sad within the
tine rTs-li5ed by law they vii be forever barred
MARTHA IA RES,
AdminisirsfriE.
!. = FARES,
fsla~6w Adraini,i-aso-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS, letters OF admins ration On tie estate
w Cf Robert p. Cats deceased We7e granted TO
the un5eIsgnei at he An us. term, A. D. ls62 Of the
Rc4baie Cour sf Na-abushs county State OF Mi'sis
spp, the 4fh Ut ssil uo1ththls notice is therefore
hereby given reeUes-ng AZ persons having claims
ararat tue eftats 81 ssid decease1 exhibit the
and have fhsa IeEserad in he uGnner and within he
me prescribed by lsw they vi be forever barred
ANGELINA GATTIS
zraf a--f= ASu' 'nistratrir.
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FORFTCTALI
HEADoUARTEss-lsT DISTRICT. DEPART-)
E5lT 40. L
TaHGrrau0 F-lv Id h. 1850 \

E5lET 40. L
TAsGusHO IA I-ly il b, 1852
General Orders No.7.
TuE co ,SsElPHs u tls parishes Of East s1d
Hosz = licis1a an1 J. st on l.ouRe Eiil assen
De- v7itbou gay 81 O i've Bransh nsa- Clinton, and
re9or- 60 C5- Preston Pond, commanding camp of In
EfrrcE1l
II Tue ccuscripts il the pariihss Of St Helsns aud
Masrias on " ss2era5ls vithouf delay at Tspcipsho
and report 20 Lielt.-;oL Sam Bovd commandiae.
III Ihs c9uscripts in ths psrishss Of 81. Tsmmany
and LiTirgsfCn vii smhle Tttout da,ay at Poncha
toua, At camp Of instruction ana repOrf to Captain
EcRaa
~. Ths Cozmzn6ing Ge3era' Is assured that Fssry
Who c5me unisr ths prov s1us Of the cenzeTDt law
have not lad th8 cp7cr unity # compliance vita its
req-rremsuts and row ttst =rps Of inFtr1cton ar
sceciai.v dsrgl ed und-r eompetelt camuauders
they vii rtpsir them 81 Gucs and place themselves
IN lhe front ranks o. lbeir C5untry'a de enders.
Y II however from uuiofseen circuus a1ees the e-
rsordnA spec aee should present itself 70 tbs eyes
81 the woFid hat cize soldiers OF L7ussna fail to
rally voluntarily 70 the Cetense Cf their Liberties and
G1sises, eonmsud-rs Of troops provost msrahals Of
parishes, oac Of he IA ina evil magistrates ard
40 Other civil ofc are sEioined tsks p-ompt and
thsctive ssauss 70 eaa5le delneusuts 20 reach heir
respective encamFrn sntE
By command Of BrigGen FUGeLEs.
y D. SAEDIDaE Q. 8 A.
iyS8 2Ew4w A A. and InsBesfor- General
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The Financial Pre-. .Pset Of she Eorti.er.
states.

From the London Times
The destiny Of America IS either g. UNDERGO
al enormous faancisl disaster, o, 70 f5un1 ~
the runs Of the cid new school of pl.i.iesf
eeonemy. Her present system cf finance IS en-
siTeiy lrreeonel.a5'e with ihe principles Of Whist
11r carlyle delights to call 'the dismal seieucs' p
and either that dismal sciuaes or shs pr--a1t
stats Of things in America must be ovsrthrosru.
The world is not wide enough t. boI4 sb-r,
both Every mail thst reaches as from Arn-rics
0TIngs with II abundant proof of the verV s-1si-
tive nature Of the New York s.ock market and
the upward tendency Of gold, is 6lsd also ,vf.b
repr08ches addressed to US By the A nerice-
press for doubling the stability OF 8 ate OF
things which has obtained the EuD1orr of The
people Ct the United States, which srIl com
mands their unlimited confidence, aud has eer-
isinly been able TO maintain itself AMI tha war
Of which It IS at once the parent and tbs Of
spring, IN manner quite unexanpled in ia
history Of the world. The American press 5oas
not, indeed, give itself the trouble 20 rsfuts ths
reasoning BY which its Eoglish eotsmporsriss
seek to prove the instability Of the vast fabric a.
credit which have been reared in the Trnits5
States, they content themselves with an spDesl
TO facts: You talk Of depreciation. Long ~
the share list. See how We have been sbls-
without embarrassment 10 anybody, and the
great gain and advantage OF many well lessrv-
thousand to seven hundred thousand men. ID
create HOtilla which has blockaded The coasts
and swept the rivers Of continent. snd 70 esrrv
on war on q scale Of which the world bss hisbsr-
to seen no example. You talk Of depreciation
and discredit. The confidence Of the public in
our stocks is ineIhaustibls. We have lust is
sued 100000 600 sterling Of inconvsrtibie potsz.
and are about to issue E3O,000,00O sterling
more, most Of the latter being for small amounts.
and destined 70 displace the use OF silver. even
in the transactions of ordinary life We have
discovered 8 vast mine in cur own confidence
sud our own ingenuity. Let the States of he
old world embsrrass themselves with tha oold
and silver, and chill the mar,ial ardor of nsn-
kind By the imposition Of tsxes, Americs ss,rrr
such antiquated expedisnts Has She not
paper and printing press} Does not PROMISING
TO pay do Just as well as paying, and cost ngc5
less! France may repine at her deioit of E40.-
100000, England may mUTmUr ovsr her army
and navy estimates, Austria may evince minis
taxable tendencies toward bankruptcy. bnl
Americs smiles at the weakness Of cd sD5 eo-
feebled States, and IS able to danes under brr.
dens which bow the heads of tbs old and a.
cFepid nations Of Europe to the very es-tb -
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ADMINISTRATORS EOTTCE.

I ETTLRs OF sdminisra'i5n upon tbs estate Of John
Il \ r. Cuehnan lat of Lsfa7ette 60 1nty, Mississippi
ceceased having ~ gran sd 10 the urde5sened at the
Apri tern l562 e iAs Probate court Of said couny
al persons swing CLANS agi1st TIE ats of Fsid de-
CEASED, ars hereby o,ei 10 exhibit the and have
then rsRs cred the and vi hia the time pre-
scribed by law OF the same VIII be forever barred
r G. SMITHER,
oxford, Miss, July IL, 1852 Administrator.
rr- W.
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middleton FeEnaIe Academy
Carrcu Conntv.

&arECG county
THE next session of fiis Institutioa VIII commerce
4 ar tcs frsf MONDAY CT SEPTEMBER, 1867, for
6 fefrl cf fer nae chs
Er. snd Nos WE r. STRaDELLA VIII continue 70
take caz-5s Of tie MUSICAL snd PAIETIG3 depart
ms-t ISABELLA GIVEN
12lerdf Prineiusl
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Ta5For,s EOtTce.

,OtoswTTqED 70 tha isll Of Msrshsll county. Niss =
I = NEGRO MAN, named Ben and rays be belongs
10 William MoGebee of Psnois county, Aiss Re Is
about twenty yesrs old. black stout ana chunky 5ut
deed snd forty pounds. THOS. b. PARKER,
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