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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28
The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho immediate supervis.
n ion OF skillfuI Physician, and they may be
relied upnp in al cases ..'
The intel igcnce Of the community is not in. d.
suited by the offer OF a single medicine which
claims TO cure ALL DIsEAsIs. but the Gfpienberg
Remedies CONSIST OF seven different Medicines
all unequaicd in the cure Of diseases for which
they are recommended. among which may be Sc
ected one appropriate 10 any Of the diseases Incl.
dent TO this country and climnte.
erTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
fiblsS are better ilan any other kind Of Pills in
the world-Price 25 Gems.
rTHE GlilEFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON is nm iufalhbie remedy for al Fe
iaalo diseases.-PRlCE $3.50.
rTIIE UTERINE CAT lOLICON will also
cure Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Urinary
dificu tics In males
~THE CIR -FFENBERG sARSAPARiLLA
is by lar the NEST pow ctful and eliicucious com
pound in use.-Price One Dollar. ..4 .
9TTIIE GREtENBERG DYSENTERY
SYRUP is certain ami quick remedy for all dis.
eases OF the bowels-Price so Gents.
arTHE GRHFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never iaIs to permanently relieve this distressing
disease-Price One Dollar.
pTHE GREFENBERG CHlLDaENS
PANACEA Is an invaluable compound in all
diseases incident TO children. "'E
THE CIR lEFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY is a sovereign specific fer this partc-
ular disease Price 81 Gents. ..rr..-
fr THE GREfENBERG GREEN MOUNT.
AIN OINTMENT excels all other saives in is
curative effects Price q Cents. ......
TIE GR.EFENBERG CONSUMPTIVES
BALM affords the most astonishing relief in all
pulmonary compIaints-Price 3 90 bottle Tan
eminent Physician Of New York, staies that he
has known the Grefen5erg ConsuE ptiyes Balm
used with great success in Dropsy. Our own
experience substantlatcs his state einent.l
THE EGR4FFENBERG HEALTH BITTRRS
are the most pleasant und delightful tonic ever
prepared.-Pfice 2j Cents.
TIE GREFEvBERG LOTION is uaparai.
-Price 25 Cents. ~
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SellingOH
AT COST :!

GOODS AT NEW YORK COSTl .
FTHE Subscribers are now offering their Entire
Il Stock Of Goods at Cost, consisting OF a Gen.
ernl Assortment of Diy Goods, Groceries, Crock.
cry, Hardware, Boots & Shoes, Yankee Notions,
&c, &c They sell
PRINTS from to 10 cents per ynrJ
lNGilAMS 10 cents upwards,
3D. DELAINE5 y. '.H..
First Quality Of Carbon Oil 80 cents n gallon.
Down to tho Lowest Notch for Cash Only
--.-r. ..l.--. +, ID. & d. WARNER, ,Jr.
Chardon, Feb. 2slh, 1869. s33G
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&s~Johnson & Swears' Sable Minstrols
gave Concert in Chardon, on Wednesday
evening, and intond to visit several towns
in this County. Their performances arc
amusing, without being, like most of their
class, prOfano and vulgar, and commend
themselves to all who enjoy negro melodies
or witticisas.
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Chanccry Sale.

.
DCRSUANT to tho command of a do.
IL cretal order of sale from tho Circuit
Court Of the United Statos for the Northern
District OF Ohio. at tho suit of Charlotte
iIcrendoen against George c. Shunwny and
others, to mo directed, / shall cxpnso for
sale at public auction, at the south door of
tho Federal Court buildings in tho City of
Cleveland. 7 f, na
On tho 3ld day OF March, "A. d. 1862,
ut O'Clock, L. nj tho following described
premises. situate In tho township OF Munson
In tho County OF Gcauga and State of Ohio.
known by tho north part OF Lut No ono.
Tiac, No. two. and south part Of Lot No 4,
cast division of Tract No. one, aud bounded
as follows: Beginning in tho center of tho
State Road lending from Chardon Square
to llavcnna ut the north.ea corner of a
piece of land in lot No. one in Tract No
two. formerly owned by Mchitablo Newcomb,
aud since by Ralza Spencer; thence west
forty-four chains and forty oight links to
stake and stones 10 tho west line OF Lot No.
one Tract number two; thence north thir-
teon chains and eighty links to stake and
stones at tho northwest cornor OF Lot No
two; thence west chain and Sovonty -suvon
links; thence north thirteen chains and
twenty-five links to stake aud stones;
theuce cast fortytwo chains and eighty.
seven links TO the center Of tho State Road;
thence south "a degs. east twonty .soven
chains and forty six links to the place of
beginning, containing llS and 77,l0O ncros;
sixty acres Of which is in Lot ono, Tract
two, and fifty leigh. aud 40 100 acres in
south part of Lot four in cast division of
Tract ono, us por George Smit! s survey
mndo October 1853, being the same land
conveyed by George G. Shumway BY Nelson
Peck and wife.
o Appreisod at S3300 Torms-Cash at
time of salo. HENRY G. ABBEY,
~, ..,..l Master Comm'r IN Chaacrry.
L.. HcnnfisR EUmlJ{Is S0IIciI0r E29tf
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W'1zEOszgAby ...
Collegiate Institute.
THE WINTER TERM Of this Institution
l. commenced on "-
TUESDA Y, tie l9A ONO VENBE

THE WINTER TERM of this Institution
l. commenced on
TUESDAY, tie l9M ofNOVENBER.
Rev. w. N. RENO, A. NJ, M. ID. , Pripcipal. ms.
sisted by Faculty Of accomplished Teachers
Ii Is the determination OF the Trustees and Fac.
MY, TO maintain the we Learned reputation of
the Institute" lor sound learning and thorough
scholarship; and by additional iuciilies, to max
II still n ore widely useful 0TT'
Some oi tie tyantngPs Of this Institution re.
lsl, Location. Wiougl by its seat ia beam.
liu and healthy rural village on the Lake Shore
Railroad, 10 miles from Cleveland and 10 miles
from Painesvlle Here Young ladies' and gem
lemcn can enjoy all the advunia ges necessary 10
thorough education, without being cxposed In
the temptations OF large towns.
2nd. Beautiful and commodious Buidin. nd.
mirnbly arranged for the purposes designed.
3D., Superior tnciitis tor acquiring The Orna.
mental Branches, Music, Pnniing, g., &c n
4ih. A ~ol-selected and thorough course of
Study, the completion of which. entities the stu.
dent to Dploma-the "InS,iture" having full
powers 10 confer Degrees
5lh. Eounomy. Tuition being as low as in
FOR 81 ,25 to Si,75 per week. Rooms ca n be oh.
tanned at reasonable rates by those wishing TO
board themselves
There is a Reading Room in the "Institute, :"
furnished with excellent Periodicals, to which
students have access.
For particulars send for Catalogues. or apply 10
WIN. Reno, Principal, or Rev. r. C. Latenier, :,
Agent OF the Institution. ..' .r rr.
In behalf Of the Board Of Trustees, r-'
n.' A. HANSON, Prelident.
r.r. .r# ' 6lStf
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Our National Disorders-Dr. Robaek,s
Cures, E.Ua H-s-

The American omach Ia a :ormentino
organ. 1t is generally out of order. The
reason is obvious. The driving man Of
business has not, or will not, take time TO
maslicate his food properly. He bolts it,
AID as bad habits are catching, all classes
follow lis example. Hence Dyspepsia,
with all its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Indiges-
tion. Liver Complaint, and disorders of
the Bowels, in all their various phases
Against these and a hundred other com.
plants, the Scandinavian Blood Pills are
wnging an exterIninating warfare. The
success OF these Medicines has been as.
tonishing. even in an age OF scientific mir.
acles. They do not alleviate, they erlin.
gaish disorder. The agony, the fever.
the debility, the despondency, which sre
characteristic Affections Of the digestive
and secretive organs, vanish under the in
huenee Of these preparations. The con.
slitution itsel { seems to acquire new en-.
ergy under their operation. See adver.
tisement. b3Owa
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28

e1>We have received tho eleventh annuri
catalogue of the Western Reserve Eclectic
Institute at Hiram,for the year ending juno,
1861. Il shows that tho institution is in a
prosperous condition.
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FOR SALE BY --.....
A Cook, Chardon.
G. p. Treat, Claridon.
J. E. Williams, Parkman.
II L. Bishop e. Son, MiGd!cAeId.
ID c. kellogg, Munson. -..e
Horny Cummings, Russell. tr..
Lyman & Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Horrick & Gaines, NewGury.
Tow e. Butts, Rapids.
Aud BY Medicine Dealers generally through,
out tho State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
--.- Agent for Ohio.
March lS, 1889. 479-~6m
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thata petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of &c.
luga County, Ohio at their next regular meeting
IN the LIST Monday OF March next, 10 lay out and
establish road in the township OF Thompson,
ieauga County. Ohio, beginning near the resi-.
icnce Of Edward Hubert, aud running westerly
lcross Elishn Emerson's and lsthameT WarrcnS
and so as 10 inlersec, the east and west road
eading to The center OF Leroy, on the west line
Il said township of Thompson.
Thompson, Jan, 29th, 1869.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

~" rs' % 1s..'S~'.... I'0'ss s7t.
~ we owe TO tie public to say that Marshal's Ca.
lholicon is n medicine invaluable for complaints
have used your Gretenberg Medicine, and have
been greatly benefited thereby. so much so. iha,
were the price double we would have them
To the thousands oi our sex who are suffering
from weaknesses. We would recommend tho Ca.
tnicon as sure panacea. II gives strength to
the SYSTEM and enables each Of the organs Of ihe
body to perform their appropriate functions.
H Mrs w. CARTER,
EI Mrs. e. e. IVEEKS,
- Miss c. C.SIYORMSTEIT.
Medina, March Isl, 1861
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Meteorological,

Abstract of tie Register, kept at WelcA-
field. Geaaga Co.. Ohio, for tile month
of January. for the years 1857, '58,
'59, $50. '6l and '69. Reported by b.
r. A6eH.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-28

The above named Ladies We are personllay ac-
qnainted with. aud know that for several years
while we lived in Medina they were great suf-
terers. Miss has been SO badly afflicted that
il was with difficulty che was abIe TO stand uron
her feet. A few bottles of Caleolcon entirely
cured her OF her complaint. Myrwife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
i 10 the Ladies' Of this Country, as safe and Ell.
hlceni remedy Tor the many complaints they are
subject 20. JOHN WEEKS,
l.# Elitor Of the Garfield Herald.
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Notice.

WE wish TO say 10 our friends On. eusiCTers
w that we have this day commenced selling
GOODS g exclusively for READY PAY. In con.
sequence the hard times We have 10 nov cssA
tor all eur Goods when we buy them ihefefele,
we are Obliged 10 have our pay when We sell
them Our Stock of Goods is large and ssmpIss
and we think by selling for Cash OF Rssdy Pay.
we can make II better Tor thebuyer and outselyss
at the same time Come and see ifyeu do not
think so. N AYRES l. MURRAY,
Chardon, August end, 1861,
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In Blinbridgr, Feb. 22nd by J.R. Vincent,
Esq Mr. DAVID D. BABCOCK, OF Munsor
and Miss LAURA s. WILLIAMS. Of Chester
o~NNNN~~~0N<>N~ NON-NrN~-NNoN.o.A11.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

NEVER fail TO destroy all kinds of Intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in ali cases. md
far snperlo: TO any and all Of the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nausoous VERMiFuGES
in use. They may bo taken at all times with
perfect safety, as they contain NO MERCURY
ways purchase them, and give their children no
other. 7 "O
.tNo Cdthartic whatever, is necessary to he
given.) "o
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Med.
icines. Fstti.l3 = 2'Nf''F'' '''.f-'o t-'o
A, MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. NJ Y.
11T For sale by A. Cook, Chardon; G S. FieiJ
East Claridon; 9. F. Treat. CIaridon; y. Tlomp.
son, Harrisburg. "O""'p'
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Temperature

RemGrks.-Tbe table shows that last Jan.
uary, mild as it seemed to be, was colder
than the mean for 6 years, by 3.5 degrees.
and the coldest January, save enc, (t6at OF
1861 Of the six. The mean temperature
for = A. NJ. is2 degrees below that of 0 p.
NJ. and 10 degrees below that for 2 p. M,
which IL about the usual variation for Jan.
uary, for sories.
A Table of Winds,
For the years 1867, SO, 80, 80 and '6I
showing the number of days In each wear
that IL blew frem each IF he eight point,
Of compass.
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Haze again .Med mp to ocer-
Ro'otng their large aad commo.
diOus Store aOiM a more erten-
size and better-sclected &ocb of
Goods Hon ecer presentcdto tie
ga@e ofon aolmirjng community
just pm'chasedin tie Eastern
MARKETS., and smol;ingAot from
tile ftttr hands of tile a1tixan d.
mechanic.
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THE JEFEEBsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
COMMERCIAL.


Reported expressly Tor the JEffEasONiAN DEMO.
cRAr, by Messrs WILKiHs Il KELLgY, ,Chardon
DRIEp ERuIr-- nplna chnicn. - q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-13
MAnTIAs. Law.

Martial law has been declared in
Memphis, and will be put in effective
operation rs soon as the proper mp
pointmen,, are made. We commend
this decision Of. the military auihori-
ties, as We believe i, will have u ben.
ciicial ELECT, and rid Memphis of the
thieves aud icspcradoes who now in.
fcs' TINT city, to the dc,rimcnt Of all
patriotic and law.abiding citizens.
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FfsshlaNf fItvls y egm'br WEI "
.lsls samasef n M sfhr IN tsfsss
hsigs asslsslrtlsss. around aas
nsl.as iesfsf.
fgasA ~ lDs.is tas su4peaaei
Gahs pillsw ahd rtyi from ssm
msni Fpms n ne Nalsdulah'
l,tsh n batslsaa, IN. .hsh they
fslHn alse ssspsrd Ne Gsntral.
#ia ~ ,~ssl'asusly asi snI stahfgn
Fl mf laan
4 taval eagiksmsal iaak place N
fhs afternoon n its alh le.' ss Seu
ppfi Asus y which H. rsnfsae'slss
ashiesei . Rfes, slciafy, The great
mifiae iran bsiiefy Yifrihia, aeeem
r,oied W ihfse gan boat. we're 81.
tscted w ira feic,al ffiesles 1bs
fpginm destroyed ,he ffIealas con.
gfess shd camhnlssl, and ran ih'
Minnesota agfmhd Teenis prs.
ohers were taken Tho Gghl VI,
one u The must desperate ~ fecofd.
Tho blockade u raised Tho destfue.
ton ~ board ile congress va atfal
Further nex represents che dam
ago done 70 Tho yahkm blqckaierI
by oar vessels, 10 hago been terrific
Many of the enemy gunbosla wer'
disatlcd Tho frigaio Cumberland
- guns, Congress, 10 guns, Mime
ssin, ~ guns, we're all destroyed b,
our vessels Enemyt loss, 1000
our loss very small lIufrsh 70
onr steam fansl
Dispatches from Clarks,illo, Arl.
Mnfth 2, say n fight RACED for lhrc
days, oh, 9th, Tth, between oar for
cae aud the enemy, ut Perry RID 4,
Ark. near the Missouri line. n.
lighting vaa the most desperate %
record. Prisoners taken say Tie.
loss WA 5000 our over 2,000.
} Cons, MeCulloch aud Mcluto,h wci
killed. Our army hal fallen back 3
get provisions. It ia expected thl
tho fch, has seen renewed bcfol
this.
Northern papers now admit iha
+, the number of pr oncrs taken q
, For, Doprlsoa lid no, exceed 800.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-03-13

On Tuesday evening. It'll inst,
u O'Clock, u Woolbnc Cottage.
~Ba,csyille, Miss. BY the Rev. J. ".
Bates. Mr.. IyLE.oS NArsnAS 10
Miss LorLg 7. JoNEs.
May . shade Of sorrow never cloud
your pathway ',hrough life. but may
ii over be strcwn With bright flowers
from the garden of love. o, God
grant that the vile invader Of our
once happy South pay never reach
the home of I've and Louie. IT il
be that YOU, I've, shasld be called to
leave your peaceful Preside. to fight
in the glorious e.sise Of freedom. may
you nobly aud heroieally cscrpc M.
hurt. and soon return 10 those loved
ones at home. When Death ut
lac, with his icy touch shall come,
may God receive you both to Himself
in heaven.
Memphis Appeal please coF:-.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. J. ".
Bates, MIR. EPugAIN B~OULDIx. oi
DcSotc county, to Miss AMANDA
KATE Josgs.
W. Witnessed the above interest.
ing ceremony, and were happy to
NEE, SO large and brilliant a party Of
ladies and gentlemen as were gather.
ed there. All participated in the
merry dance. and psrtook Of splen!
did supper prepared fss the occasion.
We wish the newly married pair d
happy life, and trus. that no sorrow
may ever mar the beauties Of ,hei,
welded existence.
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IniU tOruEIstILu INIILsJ.
srNtDW.

Wo arc gInl % 500 iho onicIal of.
gnu Of inlobu.ln county ngnin emit
log brilliant flashes If wit and los
ic from the pen of i,s graceful and
talented editor, W H. Teyis, Esq.-
The ln,elligcnccr has sustained d
brief interval Of suspension, but
hereafter weArc to be RECALLED weekly
by q p%prusal Of it, columns.
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WARDS BATTERY.

This company Is being rapidly Gil
ed up, and We believe. will soon have
the requisite number Of men for or.
gaulrn,ion. This is rare oppor.u
nifty TO enter an attractive branch oI
the service; artillery men are ex,
cmpt from the hardships Of picket
and guard duty. Those wishing to
join this company should not delay,
but come forward Immediately and
pu, down their names.
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OGrSC1Ao, VOTE,

Sheriff Jones has kindly furnished
rs with the following official vote Of
Pamela county for Major General and
Brigadicr General:
Fcr Mgor.G cnual.--H. fontiinc.
i9I +; X. ". 7. Daniels. ~: I. c.
Turpcr, -; ". D. Wade, 80; Crit.
fin, /.
For BrGaiicr. General. - jacob
Thompson. III; NJ. r. Berry, 81
Mcintosh, 3; N. D. Fly, is;R. ".
I. Daniels, as. =
Mr.. Daniels Was voted for a,
SPrinspcrt for Brisadier General,
bu, was q candidate for Major Gcn'l
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ArpWxTmCNrs,

Al The January term f the Police
Court. J. J. Meek. J. J. Allen. r. J.
Bcylc', jacob Chapman and ". p.
Wco,,cn were appointed to make on,
a lis, Of all volunteers now y the
service from Pamela county. We
hope these gentlemen will return
their lists 10 the Probate Clerk as
soon ss possible, - Il Is highly I'm.
rcr,ant that the Governor should
know what number We have in ser.
vice when he orders a draft. liz in.
formed Us that we should have crcdi,
for every man We sent to the field
bat 4 course be cannot know III,
number unless ,hsas commissioner,
~alsehsrsc their duty ., cnce.
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AamInisirator,s .osice.

EftrRsof ADMINISTRATION having be~s
u granted to the Undersigned. IN the -.
m'c u John T. ylck. deceased, br ihs m.
hn'e Cour, II Pamela countt. Mis.i~iy,
At ,he J Mnary term, ls6'. thereof, MI ~.
son. huing CHAINS against snid estate. nss
hereby notified to comc forward mud hrvs
the -aine probatel and registered within
the tmc prescribed by Law, or ,hr- will n
bitre'. \ q. FOX,
I'M. -. lsia. fn".hwl Admini.trninr.
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'fhls t0spnhy n if01ftff 6ff On
defei ~ fehdottou NJ Iaei ipb "
nod will have ianola for thai place
on he lih met A portion If The
comptby afeat Gfcaali Tho mem
hers NV here have elected u ".
clanioo caplab and " y Keith,
~ Leuieasni lhe remaining OH
o,f,to bo elected when The company
unlinf.
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New Advertisements.
Petition ior DIs orer.

the state n Nisi..ippi, ckancey Court
~ rtnnla county
A. rul.. before b. clcrs ~ said rspt
re NJ. ,hte ~ tho ilsh ~ l'anAln on iho
i. Mpnday 81 iay, " March, 1904
lurt W Douglass
n. BIN Tor decree Il
% yinculo matt nom,
Geo ". Douglass.
n IRON nNingit Med 10 th1 ca'e. +, hp.
I petriug 81 The siti.ftc nn ~ ,hi4
,'ulri that H. defendant. ,,surge W DOUG.
las. j. q nor. dresden, " tho State of N..
,iisipt.. mi i nav nbs,nl ,hsrcfrom. 81
that The ordinary process Of law cannpi be
served upon him. II "a thsrcfore %ori,rs,
that the said defendant appear md e,cad.
answer ar temnr e. .ail hill IN 1r hofurD
,l4 next tern " said court. to Do kalleu
at Via court house uf IN couniv..in The
town ~ %l'anpla. rn the 1th Nnnllv after
the ih Monlay IN March. 1889 nth
such final decree will be- made therein y,
HAL seem just nnd pr,per. !; 10 tnrthe,
ordered tl,lt 4 rprt Of thi. order BE- rn,.
Ash.l IN N" Pamela -thr. . puhlic news
paper Published ~ tho roNs, n panola. II
said %couniy, for fDgr w'es. -rceessivrly.
A. ". kAYslnS Clerk.
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soNE andersisnst. administrator Of the
Il estate II William Lowe, deceased,
having repcserd to the Probate Cost Of
Tuniea county, Mississippi, at the January
term, 1eS3, that said estate Il .ihsolvess !:
All persons having claims nesikss said q.
tate. are hereby notified to coas forward
and have their claims ja!y probnses and
registered In the CIerk's cihee 81 said cours.
m OF before The "a Monday In March,
1865, or thrv will he forever barred.
WILLIAM c. MAXWELL,
Jan. y, lse?. fn2-6ml Adminissr ,tor.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
i. Pdnoh CouH,y.

Probate Court, February Term, 1859.
TO Edward s. Wick. heir md dist.ibusee o!
J. l.. Wick, deceased
VOU are hereby cited 10 appear before
the Probate Court of said county o,
the ith Monday In March, 1861. 10 show
cause II any you can Why she petition Of
A. q. Fox, Administering Of said deccss.
ed. praying for . sale Of the slaves Of said
deceased. should %, be granted.
by order VI Court.
ns.iv J. N. MCLEOD. Clesh. !.
Feb. IS. lsGs.
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SduainrstrntOr's Notice.

krTtNS of ADMINISTRATION having besa
IL granted to Tho undersigned, IN the Is.
inte " Jnues y. Kelly, licensed, Nv tie
Probate ccart ~ Pamela county. Missis.
-Ippi. ~ b. Oetabcr term, ls6l. thsrrvf.
oil pcrsnn> having claims against said a.
tt.c srt her.h, notified TO come forward
aai havc tie .,ne probs,sh and register.
I'd within tho ti'pr prescribed by law, OF
ihey VII, be barred.
SARAH ANN KELLY.
Administrative.
january -, ls6l.. :. ns.bw
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by order Of the President. a meet.
ing Of the Society is called for Sat.
urday, 18th inst, at 10 A. NJ, at the
usual place Of meeting. Meetings
are also appointed for every alternate
Saturday thereafter, until otherwise
ordered I; aud . puue.ual attendance
is respectfully requested Of the mem.
bcrs.
SALLIE \. RENEAr.
Cor. Sec. s. :.