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Government n # Eaeg peg that the
Neraaf IusIIncl lee haH hes zen thus
M auf mslakeihn nol sirlb 3 al our
enemy veakesi p'iaA
TEE FINES citanAs s. express the more
aodsaia sentiments 81 lhe North, and
oaiaaen silh lhe radicals and
s0al' NaeriAee Il hns E ehed the
ground which Greeley spa his e,ass occu-
Fisd maF than yeaf ESQ a The Til
lalns of Mss IS Isal shat rthy held
ne falloelns lspebege
mean le ea4esr tham4 bot merely
to ssteaf but 10 eaSetse. la ~ ~ Ihem.
Bal when llie rtbplliuua lialla are over
shtimfd n lhe field aud eFed like
l9av llrige AZ angry wind aa noi bf
fs.aa e peleaei ed eaala tqNfs.
hey mp-t find poverty a. li slfesides'
ana ln SIS ss n
whole coast Of the South from tic Dtiss
ware to the Rio Gtande must be soh
ude .
The Yankee commander at Fredericks-
burg Gen. Pope. is the FIRST TO sanction
Officially and adopt openly thi- mode Of
warfare. Heexiles from hcme and sends
urther South" all who will not perjure
their soul. by swearing Loyalty 70 Lincoln
O. course the property from which they
ue driven will be appropriated by the
robbers. He cirveis his soldiers to sup
port themselves from the means Of the
,eople among whom they go-lo seiz'
horses, mules, wagons, slaves, and what
ver else they can use in carrying on the
var All this Ia, been done before, bui
ltis now av, wed rs the policy Of the wal
,ulhorizrd aud directed by the Lincoh
v-rnmrnt. W. dpi no' need procle
atiious tooprn our Nr- 10 The spirit unt
uTacl,r OF ihr r,uiN, ~ to enlightet
,s as 10 the mode d war they were wa
! ng--but for he Information Of the civil
81. 4 world, and ioi ar truth Of history
.r are glad lhat they ale u forth. We
,hali row stand justified before The ma
eons Of the earth and to posteri'y foi
meeting such foe, like with like, an eye
iol an eye aud tooth for tooth. twill
not be long, we trust, before we are in the
enemy's country, and have an opportuni
ty Of applying the policy Of their Presi
lent and their Generals to themselves
If there was ever any doubt about the
propriety Of pushing our armies scross the
border, there can be none since Lincoln's
new order, and Pope's adoption ofit
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dant psvisa Instructions to cen

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n.. a. rl
sSs,,i. S
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A.tH4aeR satt
2R on E'le q tli's aaHtn aaetts'
Wa 81 PRISONERS q
M snta between a..iar'tsn' = g
tEii iH NfNAft Qt tue NNisitatf al*s sHN
't'ii. q eiiI - ti4. g Ntl.aii q ts'F
lelife n PsAses 1F tuq terms g thai e..f.
iki y iitHt#a Iaat HtlsnHrfe 6.
"Hf Nsftalsrf sAseti saHi No 4ireaaat ssN
oa ftk9'e t''i eAftNnas eafctl{ han
'ttat esftet Aeea sAsata HAeu me mtttAti
AutNpHrN4 44 ile lnilea nI4les com
ulentsa practice. changing the chalse
ief oE Hhe FfoH aah becomes CIV.
iIzfl na||ent Into tamraIeA 81 indis
sllAa Aih and mNta
tafy OF War OF the United States in the
city Of Washington on the very day that
the cartel was signed in Virginia, directs
the military commanders Of the United
States to take the private property of GU,
people for the convenience and use O.
their armies, without compensation.
The general order Issued hy Major.
Gen Pope, on the 23d Of July. the oa
after the signing of the cartel. direcls ia.
murder Of our peaceful inhabitants 4,
spies if found Quietly tillinu the farms i,
his rear. or even outside Of lis lines, ana
one OF his Brig. Generals. Steinwehr. ha
sized upon peaceful inhabitants 10 /.
neld as hostages. 10 The end that the,
M, be murdered In cold blood II any q
as soldiers are killed by some unknow,
urr.ops. whom he deslpnales "A eBush
hackers"
Under his state Of facts tli. Cover,
,a.,.t ~. i.en.,l lie a,,clo.ad General d
~ r,.cns,.,g'n. Grn pu". suJ sis c,e,.
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SummerYllle institute.
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! Fchonl will htpin Un Monday fbr iih das 10 90.
iniff next aad cllse na lhe lti4 VI July following
iIe 1gnyfRsfu lNsuilrf haa been aiir ~ inanlao
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sud luz 10 confinement ihfhf school roin
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iandp eneqused BY any private Boarding sthoolin
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4tfsr do ~ ct once We havt iui "a an-
THOs s. GATHRlGHT
pal 4nd Proprietor
81 shugnaiak station ls the point far students u
'eexe ne haiifoat y hpggege wagon VII y b at
enhance. T9G
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LaI1r Dom 80 Tonnelae1.


Ksoxynlh Aug. e.-sThe enemys loss 10 the battle
Of Tnewell is estimated at thirty ts6 b killed. i9
sounded and 20 prisoners. our loss was knlodand
3iwourded
The loss fell principally upon Vsaghn's Cd rennos
soc regim nt, who behaved hersicalg,
General Forrest arrived hero to-day
On Wednesday aoO Of the gFeaeralsl "a Eeniu, ky
regiment ief. Rock Island, Tenne ard came ovgg our
line,
Deseriions from The Federal army are continual,
taking place The Federals have ne confidence n
tho troops IN Middle Tennessee
Bull Nels0ns foroca are al MoMinn,iile. wood,
at pechlrd.
All the turnpkes between Murfresboro ana Ne.
Mnnullc are strongly barficadea- ORA
jackson, Aug lo-racniy-seven Federal prisoners
arrived here from Baton Rouge tits evening
The Fedeials arc visiting plantations On the Mla,i.
sppl plundering generally Several OF their marau.
ders have been captured.
The Confederate gueriliaa are very active and sue.
eossiul in Arkansaa
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The ans day hey agsoi aoiheg parts H5af
iaekSonport killing y 81 theig humber and vaplar
ngieauly wagons y provisions Anet} m1feNH
attacked near Heleua ana NEATLY mnih ssld bHi
,Ko escaping,
Tho aempaia correspondent q thQ se1ga iais
saya Curtis has refused o obey Gnfs ord 81 Sc %
vioksbarS unless ieroadrs0iy nom Wsahinelen
10 says ioag Weehs campaign before Ni.hasafs
sould reduce his afmy one BALI S g dii iss asst
and beforo summer wm over he wouldn't haee aman
lsH
The Governor Of Now YogA has officially auneun
ced his determination to draft
The British steamer aonpiis eaplafed oachalles
ton, arrived al Neu York % iho sa ellh ea'ge q
1900 bales lcti1u.
serious rbelllon i reported amMs sie Aol
MONS Witch Y 4 feared VII result in var win ihI
ssnoral government Inns
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LATEST FROM THE WEST.
The People of Missouri Moving


GnrSADa, Aug. s--The St. Louis Republican Of tho
sh says that rebel guorrlas have uken complete
possession Of Missouri, and are daily growiDginso a
vast army. Nearly three thousand Of them have
crossed ,hs Missouri river under Porter and Ice
Thompson, cleaning home guards and militia out a.
they progress.
They are raising numberlsss recruits for the Con.
fsderais army
Six hundred men have turned up ct Bifd's Point
threatening Cairo, where there is but small gar
rson.
GOV. csmbie finds iiimpossible under the efeum-
stances 70 eet. the militia 10 respond 20 bic call and
has issued another mpoient appeal to them 10 rally,
complaining or their apishy 81 The Federal cause
Ems
9lEElBA, Aug s.-The Menphis Bulletin Of the7.h
says the confsdsrstes hsye iaaugaIasea guerrilla sar
fare Ia Arkansas On very eztensIvs sesle, and mon
tons several brilliant exploits. On Sunday they AZ
tackled two Yankee regiments, dispsrsing them com.
plssely, and captured from them sixty wagons of
provisions and oTsf 80 stolen negesi, But 3 81
ssssd
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BrlgadiG General Prince a Prisoner

Goapoysvnz Aag- ioth.--A hattie took place a
Southwestern Mountain yesterday resulting III {
complete victory over the enemy. sionevall Jack
son repusad Pope and drove him several miles from
his position 300 prisoners haze arrived incladne
Brig General Prince and lwcnty-nine officers Gen
Chas. Wlnder was killed
caAHInsroS Aug. i0.-prlyale Intelligence received
befe announced the caphire of the large and splsn
did iron screw steamship Memphis, shich letlero &
fortnight ago heavily laden with cotton
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bayou sara TaAen b rederaI,
BRECGINRIDGEs ADDRESS 10 HIS TR00ls

JleEsox, Aug. i2-The Federal troops have taken
possession of Bayou sars.
Cen. Breclihridge has issued q oongraiulalofy az
dress to his army. He claims G have fanrd aeon
pIete victory By land at Baton Rouge, the mot -
sental fruits of which, however, we're los ty OF
fslufe u the ArksDsas 70 eoopemie
Al accounts agree ia saying hat the Yankees we're
beat 70 and into The liver
Aiour wounded are d,ngw we'll
Federal prisoners continue to arrive here. g.
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oFF1o1AE REPORT.
Destruction of the Ram Arkansas

RrcnAoSp, August s--A despatch from Gen. Yaa
born 10 Secretary Mallory states that The Confederate
Ram Arkansas, Lieut.. Stevens commanding has been
a dairOyed.
she leit Vicksbure on Monday to cooperate 10 The
attack on Baton Rouge and aiter passing Bayou saia
Ger machinery became damaged and while attempt
lug 70 adjust il several Yankee guaboais attacked
ner when, alters gallant resistance, she was absn.
oned and blown up.
The officers and crew reached the shore in tafsiy
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BsrA dispatch rom Gen Pillow to o
rieid a. Brandon, states that Curiis's a.
my have driven of BY force, nearly foui
hundied regrors belonging 70 him, killed
,iIe Oi bis Oyersccfs aHsi got three other
~ jail, and literalis lard waste bis aeni
icvnt plantation. he Is thus nearly re-.
duced 90 ravefty at one fell 5 oop Of the
-. my itr biz devotion 10 Southern iighis.
Missisrippian.
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GEO. WOOD,

TT0RNEY AT LAW,
HYfIl practice in the Courts ofLaudeTdale, CiaTh
w Wayne Jasper and in Jones Green, Perry
lack -on Harrison and Hancock Counties.
rpss--Cross Roads. Jaekson County. Miss.
ss- fsEo. woob and W r powE will practice IN GO
partnership in Jasper County
Oct 2. 1850. hi-lY
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Z y r Y r 2 7
tlI ,n.nd wi'h nr~mrfness and 7deliiy 20
ans ness entfusie,l 10 his rare IN al' me tnrr
u fht rNluues ~ Sinp-nn 'ovnHon ,mth FL
,i, .n p nlih
-,ricI .rieniion eli ~ given 20 thv oonsnoS O.
CLsat.
sa-lfire 10 ih, Conr House
Wesfriit. Jun- ~ ishp oN-l
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wrtVTNG l6caiad himsetten mites sasi oi Wiikes
burr. covington county. Aiss, af Ha'' e z ar
gre residence, may he found there e all ms
.ts-t on rressionaf business, and j. re4ay p aie
esars.sff ufes IF hts nrJfssnon to tla eest q ~
sk.lit = uhen called upon.
81 asigH egl8 ~ atiizs'l
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vTAVING located &C Zion seminary respectfully
tenders his professional services 70 the ciiisahs
81 that vicinity he may a. al times oe found a. hT
residence. unless prof fassionallg absent.
spril Z. 1851 ~-y
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A Coon ONE--We have been told very
ood anecdole Of a lady living in William
'on county, Tennessee, which will beal
giving 70 the public. As the story rnus
ome half dozen Federal officers rode VI
0 her house one evening and asked to b.
furnished dinner. The lady repli, d thai
Inner WAS over. and that she was moi
bile to cook another herself. The off
GERS answered that she had several ser
vant women about the house who coulo
DO the cooking. No" replied the lady,
nv negro women have AL golabove thei
business Of late. They xpcct 10 MARI,
Frde'al officers very soon, and can d.
noi hing will, them" lis needless to Ia,
Int the officers "skedaddledp without
urther pafley.- Grenada Appeal.
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A STEP WELL TAKEN.--We understand
,hat Governor Letoher has made applca-
lion to tha Secretary Of War 60 deliver
over to the authoutIes HIr tne virginia
raitors who have been taken in arms
against the State, and all OF the Yankee
prisoners now in or near this city, who
mere may be ground for suspecting, hav,
been engaged in violating those statutes
Of Virginia that make criminal and pun
ishable such acts as melting slaves to re
bellion, enticing them to leave their mas
ters, using incendiary language, passins
counterfeit money, &C., &c There is ne
loubt that many of these prisoners ar,
guilty Of these offences, and that they a,
veil deserve to be hung as old John Brown
I'D, for violating the same laws. AM
3 these offences have been perpelrateo
lear this city and in communities Of 10y
j citizens, il might not be impossible o.
liificult to obtain in some ses the NJ.
;essary proof. The Secretary Of Was j.
Jf course, familiar with these matters, ana
We do not permit ourselves TO doubt thai
'le properly appreciates the rights Of the
states. Under these circumstances, hss
ie any option but 70 accede to the appli
ation Of the Governor?- Rich. Wing.
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Ram Arkansas Reported Destroyed.
Great Slaughter of Federals.

UfeaI 0laugntef OF feuefals.
JACKSON, Aug. s.-Gen. Van Dorm permits me tC
opy the following dispatches;
"AMTg RIVER, Aug 8.--About / o'clock this morn
irg the Fedenls gunboats attacked the Confederat,
Ram Arkansas Messengers tell me that she fought
-lrm well for some time, affecting great deal o.
amage. She was then blown up by her crew. The
messenger thinks they all escaped.
tsgnedl ). &, BaEcKrHrp0E
"corIrs Rivfn, Ten Miles from Ration Rouge
Wednesday, Aug. D.
"we occupied part o. the town and the battlefield
ntiI evening but no decisive result vas gained after
ny last despatch. There being no water between
iere and the Mississippi river, / was compelled 20
ONE here for It. I moved at my own time and 10
der
"The Arkansas lay, with her machinery injured hvo
niles above town on the opposite bank Of tho river
IL day yesterday. Her commander sent me word
teveniug that he would try to gei up the liver and
asks that, Il possible you send bout to cid him
rom the report, she is permanently unseryceable'
I'VE burned nearly III u their camp and large
mount Of stores and cut them up badly Gen,
Williams and other prominent officers are killed
lsignedl j. G BarcNNIOiE'
Rumor says Gen Clarke ls q prisoner. Paftie
rom the field say our land victory was quite complete
fhe GROUND was strewsd with their dead and wound
d. ..
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VTAVING permanently lucated himself at Elhr
viiia Mi-lissiDpi tenders his professional sefi
res tn the ntzena 0f the village and AliFuliuiin
country OFiee over the Post Office. where he wil
he luund Al a times Unless professionally engraved
Referenee-Himseli, and others il necessary
sari tsa Wv
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PeachN ood Nurseries-

ases. THE autsrflher respectfully calls Al.
teHiion 81 llia ffne end well gross eiact
asat Of Fhffir fREka GNAPk V.NEa no.
6t@ stt Shrubs. sIRAWBERRfts. RkBp.
- BERHItH. Ae
- Persdh intending to plant Fruit Trces
the rtasun sIi hHq in hefe hurseiias noafiy every
variety Of Fruit 'ifee- adAried q ON ciin.aie.
sB.l wiii take COUNTY, pRpDifE delivered a.
State Tine station. 90 exchange for Fruit Trees
Catalogues sent efauA 70 a appAccnta Adiiress
Go. s. eAfNEe
Jan. Il 1892 iSn
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LANES u. cAMPELL.

ATTORNEY At LAW AMI SOLICITOR IN CHAN
Gerry.
TYts removed nis law oface from EnieFrrise <
uec9.ul. Na VIII he y FnfefnF'se On ti,'' hf-
arses in N.ars rn4ath H. may nj snch times be en-
onired lor a. Messrs Moody, % Ferrsl Co.
dan II, 1854 Hu
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BATTLE IN VIRGINIA.

-----s - ~------
Jackson has Encountered The Enemy.
----e -s---s-.--s--@
OUR VICTORY COMPLETEl
-------s - s------s----
Pope 'sChangcs His Base"
----@ o-----=
Three Hundred Prisoners Taken.
--------s - s--------
80 OF THEM OFFICERS.
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o. ]. ORE.

RESIDENT DENTIST.
PAuLDIN6, MISS.
WILL attend % professional calls ID
Jasper ana the adjoining Couniios,-
I.IIIl1J A practice Of years. and the p0fses.
sion " ali the latest Improvements in mcdaniel
DENTISTRY induces him u think he can Riva saaiee-
Bon 70 his patrons Terms moderate, and Tofi, uer
ranted
RsrBfscs,-Thoss who know him. and for shon
he has done work
Paadirg, March %. 1881. 21N
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Yofice.

IL notes md accounts due me arc
~ left in the hands Of A. R. CARTER,
ksq., 70 whom payment can be made, dur
iag a. absence.
J. J. SHANNON.
June t. 1861 ss-f
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y & n 3 J 4 7 LAW
" Ill practice bis profession lr the Courts o.
~ Clarke sud surrounding Counties
Qaffrior, March CO. 1859 25-iy
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NH nRS rnTTnN SnlRNly / WALTON

VgAVE formed a cOpsrinet-tp inr the practice q
fhair prafsssnn and resroe'filiy tender then
aarvlna- 10 HE citizens rnuiiing and vicinity
They have also esfahiiehed an lNFiRNARA fnr IT,
reeentou ~ patients 70 whom theif dattqntions
win h4 eiven and where hettpr treatment can be ren
dered than n those al distance, especially in chron
ia casea Charges moderate
a7y- Surgical operations charged extra.
p7,iidnq Asg % 1870. A-iy
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rnnMAs D. LOHNsnN,

4 r n n R N z Y a \ 7 a W
WILLIAMSBURG. MISS
VETiLl4 practice in the several Courts Of OoYngton
w and the adjoining Counties al business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention
March 80. 1859 Zo-u
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JAMES J. MONROE,

ATTOR RNEY At Ia W.,
NVYILl practice his profession in Newton snc ~
w adjoining counties of the 4th Judicial District
nseofer Oct lsbS. ~
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LATER FROM RICHMOND,

NJ Q cC1ellan M ov EN- ents!
4--e e----ss-------
RIcHsoED, August s.-The Federas have quit Nal.
vern Hill. Their movement upon that pontwas only
reconnaissance or feint to cover the transport Of
troops across the river.
The Fejorals have fallen back also on the south
sido ofihe river and entranchinga Coggnx Point
and below.
Three Of cobb's Legion were taken prisoners a,
Malvern Hill-slovall, bearing and another
pwA
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ArTaRNEY AT law
HVYIII prae' ice IN he Circuit and chancery Court
W of Uina- Rankin -cWft Newton. and Lauder
dale n In the confalerst. ~ triet Courts at Jack
sor 44dr ..s Lack snn. Mississippi
Tirkssin Tuix 10 1851 A-iy
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Nnflce.

A IL claims due the estate Of ROBERT
n COOPER, deceased II suit or iude-
ment, can be paid to Mr. /. B Lassiter.
during my absence from home, whose re.
ceipt for the same win be daily recognized.
J. ]. SHANNON, Adm
June e. 1861 s5
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EVANS 4 CHAPMAN,

Q R 4 5 Z W.
TTAVE formed q 60 partnership IN the practice q
III Law ANY business entrusted 10 them will rr
ceive prompt attention
Ms july %. 1880 illy
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~ hrckErr = FEARa.

iSue9ssseTs % lawson 3 LueSeu
xTTo NE rs At 4 v
CANTON. MISSISSIPPI.
o-rr,ze.r.e - heretofore occupied By Lawson
f.uckest on the south side Of The square
Aug s. isso.
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J,s.& $. VI. TERRAL,
TTORNE AI La
Psfereness.--A e Horn Mobile, Alss S. K, Adam
panlding icolonel 'iritiinf Enterprise his.
r,ii,sar March = 1855 14-N
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pAFLDiNe Mss.
e.. Ga aos wooD and " T. peaF. VIII practice in
.-nsffnersidp % Tie auty IF Jsspcr.
april = lsfi 25-fy
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onAPMAN : gENNIkes.

DIHHI p N = u ? NNNI9
Successors - Dantziaf 1 Chapman, and 70
Jennings Fxon)
PAULDINe, MISS
UAvfHG associased themselves ii the practcse
/ las viii aiieDd promptly b 81 busines tlirua
ed to them Ia the Circuit ard Probate Courts of
eorntiea Of jasper. Smith Scot Newton. PERI
ionaa Clark and Laudsriala They vii also pl
ire rs tie High Court of The 1tate and ID ths Unite
states District Couft a. Jackson.
Strict attention gwen to the coiLEcIos Of CLANS.
August 70, i51o. f3-iy
". b. Tn0TTEH,
ATTORNEY AID c0UksEIoR At Law
QUITtAN, Miba.
qa,tnaa April - istf. Nj
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4TTo RNEr 1T ElW
pAf r4.- Mss
ang. sth isee la-i,
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4ITiiI practice d ihe Cou1 6 q Lauftrdsle
Il kempsr aeHiVn, ciuks end JssQsf
Fsb. 3, liei u-ir
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s. EVANs,........R. LEACHRAE,
TTORNE AT la W
sS-Address the firm either at QUIEMAN or MARioS
Miss
Inly 2s. 1860. ally
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CHAS, A. SMITH,
TTORN NEF A r d W.
VKTILL practice his profession in the several
w Courts Of the Eighth Judicial District
Q4sifaaan, Sept lb 1855. 5l-u
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JACKSON, MISS.
once Over Robinson Co.'s store, state street.
,Ereemn, Feb q, 1851 -o-t'
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J0WN @, WIL6kINhUNt
TTORNE aT In VI
A6TII.L give prompt attention to business "a al X
w courts ofsmifh and the adjacent counties Ad'
dress. Raleigh Miss.
Ralei9h July q 1855. 4-u
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JAMES WATTS
Hate Of the firm Of M'Ann a Waits)
A TTOPNRY and COUNCILLOR AT Law
OFFICE IN DEKALB, MISS
sepLe 1865. Lit
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