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AL .istratOr's Notice.

Auf agStRatOF2S N0saCe.
IT EfTEhS of administration on the estate
Ia IL Washington Ford, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by The Pso.
bate Court OF Madison county, on the 9th
day If November. a. D. 1863:
AL persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward aud make payment
and hose having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the same aud have
them registered in the manner and within the
timeprescnbed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
JOHN F. FORD, Admir-.
Nty. 81. 1863. 3S-bw
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l aamhlp hnasf tha Hama HI fIla Hf
UfItk a Lbfsa. ga afe tafh Hfs9 90
tsfiia fts flnH afAshY g ffH cod
=. II H'fht8f 3 CO. ti rfftnHf ifIfbfei
10 t1s ahop Gfm sfB fahoNf respected 10
settle mlth mem Confederate m1neF 900 be
received fateIi olslma mada bsfofs % lnftg
thf Naf
~ "a 80 lnwhilun - tohaHe ourselves
strictly 40 o. dug tafnoff, a0i kstp or
stock fall iad complete. and wc hope 70 hs
able % meil Csc patronage If on lfifnds.
ONuUk 4 LANDHns.
Canton, Dec 1it 1858. ff
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AdT1limIatrat0P's Notice.

r EFT ERS Of administration or the estate
IL of Asa A. Hairgroye, deceased, hay ing
been grinted 60 the undersigned hy the Pro-
bate Ccbrt Of Madison county. Mississippi,
on the 9Th day o. November, A. ID, 1868
All tersons indebted TO said dereaen are
notified to come forward and make pay emit,
and thee having claims against I'll, estate
are herby required &c exhibit the same aud
have lem registered in the manner and h
in the line prescribed by law or they VIII be
forever barred. DAAlD DEAN,
Nov u. 1853. 3S-6w Aum'r
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AegaIaisgratriA'5 N01fce.

AGangnisaratriX'5 N0sfce.
n EfTERS Of administration on She e~ta'e
IL q Samuel j. Stokes hsvpg been ar.et
to the undersigned bg the Prnbate C0agi 81
Madison county Mississippi, on the 9Th day
of Noiem6er, A. u, 1858
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and @aae pay,
ment, and those having claims egNiist the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and hive them registered in the manne' and
within the tima prescribed by law, or they
will h ferever barred.
PNTI ENCE L. STOKES. Alm'x
NuA. % p ~ S5-ow
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co.. 10 lnssIfe1 bf m8laal soasaai
dalaR iigm lff De, yes.
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MnTInE.


BOOKER WAGGONER
DElNg thablishe1 IN thr CITY OF SEQ" lE.
ID zoe tho lltpose Of conducting
s4encrai fommifsien md Horwnrf nr
MEmatmeH..
soli3is ffom hls 90 friends a the cHa'nu hes can
throw 10 hli line from Madison and adl iiniul U.
tinA and wit Give everything entrusted 10 hla Hage
his persona attention fg.rul cash adfauocs n
be made a Cpn.ignments % hiA addrcst. hYI x
mado Arrangements here for capf1 sam ieHi 10
meet any demand on shipments ~ Cation. SHtss,
Flour, Corr, Bacon, Lard Wool Cutipn larus, 20
baeco Iquls &c.
nOOKER wACGONER.
No. II Forth Water Street. at Geo. Guaip's,
Nov III 1863 3S3Ws Nohin tn.
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Dstsmbef ~ 1859
dfyfnat Otptas No ~
In obedience 70 tho orders ~ Tie Fxrolien I.
ey the President, the command VI This Depart
meni has been transferred ~ Lieut. Gen. POLK
Having felt great pride 10 this army. The
General commanding loaYcs y with much r.
Rrd. lie assures biz brave comrades of bis
iull appreciation Of the high soljisflg quail.
ties they have exhibited. Harmony 81 opn.
ION and purpose has existed IN all ranks.
Amid evcnts tending to produce gloom and
dependency. they have presented the rare
spectacle of the constant improvement Of all
arms In efficiency and discipline. He offers
them his best wishes for their future success.
In leaving this command, u is source OF
great satisfaction TO him, that It deyolved
upon the distinguished General chosen for IL
by The Pres dent--one who, ou so many bloody
fields has proved himself worthy Of such
troops as constitute this army.
j. Il. JOHNSTON, General.
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H
rsa,. We take the following from the pro-
ccediugs Of the Washington Congress, on the
9th inst;
SENATE.--Nr. Powell (Ddm. n.y. gave no.
tice of a bill tospWsATs1tte@er alS officers and
soldiers Interfering With leetiors in States.
HousE-T'he Speaker announced as che
regular order of business the resolution sub
mitted, by unanimous consent by Mr. Cox,
(Dem., Ohio) and laid over under the rule.
The resolution is as follows;
Resolocd, That the President Of the United
States be respectfully and urgently requested
to take immediate steps for the exchange Of
such ofour prisoners as are now confined in
the prisons of the South, and that he be re-
quested to communicate TO this body all the
correspondence in the War Department in ref
erence to the exchange of prisoners:
Mr.. Washburne I'M, H. submitted a sub
stitute, namely;
That the House approve of the consistent
statesmanlike and humane efolts of the Ad-
miuistration to secure an exchange of our
prisoners now in the hands of the rebels, and
| tbs hereby recommended that such efforts
be continued to secure an exchange Of our
prisoners now in Southern prisons.
This subititute to Mr.. Cox's resolution was
agreed to by cato 70 and the resolution as
thus amended was passed Yeas, LOG
Nays, 40.
TIT is very sigfcant that in House so de-
votedly servile, Mr.. Lincoln should have his
course relative to the exchange Of prisoners
endorsed by a vote of 81 to 70; 1t is VIC
tory that will have the Consequences Of dc.
| feat for the confession of 4 men that he hal
not acted honorably aad humdnely, will cut
weigh the Interested, testimony Of "a parti
sans that be has. If the truth was known
and tie Congressman brave enough to speak
it, the substitute would have beea unani
mouly rejected.
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Dr. w. IA. TO AEgE,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
CANTON, MSS.
nrEfCEL conth ella uf rho nshiie gnutrn
Adlhimisfrator,s NOtice.

T ETTfpS of administration on the estate
IL of William i, Brooks having been grant
ed to the Undersigned by the Probate Court OF
Madison county, Mississippi, on the 9Th day
Of Novenl6er a d, 1853;
All prisons indebted to said deceGent are
notified 10 come forward and make payment,
aud thosh having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit The same aud have
them registered in the manner and within the
TIME prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. DAVID X. GALTNEY,
Nov. 81, 1863. 80 CIV Admir-.
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NOJyNTRY SEAT for SALE-Price sos, 0OC

lOUNIKT DEAI IUT ONHNI IrDo ~, 49, -
~ FOR sale, one Of the most delightful COUNTRY
sE ATS In the vicinity Of Nsw.York 10 located at Sum
mt about 20 miles from NewYork VIA the Nor
r,s And Es,ex RAILROAD The dwelling which 10 located on
,sosiy. views In this romantic section Of county 10 built IA
the most substantial and fled In with brick Is 40
OF the usual psotes aud soreooms The 6rst floor IL
,cocd In the latest ,ys .1d tho entire house h..hed
erery hool furnace range &C. Tho dwelling stused n
plot Of laid out with well shaded wsk aud planted
h Che usual varieties Of fruit trees and shrubbery The
ou budiuu which sre ample in perfec. order ready
for Immediate occupancy Adjoining 10 en- additional plot o.
land which will be sold with tho homestead II desired
prce $4,000 One half can ensia bond and mortgage
or the entire property would be e!ch.ngcd for hrsc!as
si,v rss,depce. GEORGE MANLEY L. CO..
W No. IS W.ihsm.tt
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VERY desirable high-basement four.story.
n HOUSE for SALE situate ss the ssuthsa't corner Of
b..v and s.h containing al modern oonveniencss For
sal particulars terms &C.. inquire Of CHARLES CRARY,
.o. No. IsI Broadway. or y. L. KENNEDY, No. % WI
uam-st.
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Contents Of No 1859 March II ]:
I..IEADrNo, ARTICLES: Tooc.yi III. A4.r L.
Policy Of the French EmreIoTi Polandi Th.
md in Pssoe; Movsmsss. in III. W...i. The
Yszoo Pas EIpsd.iioni kew'Hsnpshirs Edto-
u..w a f sssw5 SUMMARY
W.. PPhvlTEfk on THE PAoIFIC, c.p.u.
vSsca u W1 ASH SDSS5 Special Dp.tsh.. to
u..pf hSS Fl ! no od ROSCOE covKIrSo.
vU..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST; Reported
RsSsi sss.@eT. up that Ri,.si Moe about Il.
% ss .: q o the Of Rs. csa
Two Confederate Rems Sunk: The Enemy Run;
G Stand Dredging Machine, at Work on the
Csn.l pF..: Of Ta1e s9 So S. F0T.sns; As
snes Of Tho n. \. Tribune.
tx..so nHn aGs or The AMERICAN QUESTION:
x.NsSW y 0siis iE 3shLS
N..THE UNION LEAGUE; Great Demonstration
xx. one rs WEEK sFisE'f LATER FROM NEw-oRLEANs
Preparations to Attack Port Hudson Movement
Of Troops and Munitions in that Directors Do
Seas 4 %s On Po 20 b. %
Land and w.ser; Ia. Con,rsbani Trade with
psSs: : Rebel PaSs Tfss1.s cos
II..LATE sOUTHERN NEWS
xly..DEATH OF THE REV. DIR. ROBERT BAIRD
xv..vERNERs PRIDE. By til. Au,hors" Of E..,
Lynne"
xvI..DAPHNE's STORY
xylI..A FIGHT FIGHT WITH oUERRlLLAs IN NORTH
XVIII. STRAWBERRIES; How 70 Grow Than and
Whist Kinds 70 Grow. ~
xIX..THE COTTON LANDS OF THE NORTH
Xx..GEN. ULLMANE5 BRIGADE
XXI. GEN. NAGLEE RELIEVED or coMMAN,,
Correspondence Of The N. L. Tnbuns
XII. THE OLD STORY OF DELAY, Gen. N,,..,.
Aspirations to Martyrdomj That Silly and So
culinary Hoax The iron-CIads Correspondent,
Of The n Y. Tribune.
FORT MoALLIsTERt CoIrsspendsnes Of Ths
N. r. Tribune.
XIV. THE IMPENDING CAMPAIGN, Official An
nouuoemsnt Of the Early Beginning Of Active
Operations, Return Of the PassAo Pstspsco, aud
ksbsnt from the Ozeechee Arrival OF The Monitor
Catskil from the North. A Worthy Solder
Correspondence Of The N Y. TdbupN
XIV. RESULT OF TOWN MEETINGS.
xxvI..wAR ITEMS
XVII. POLITICAL
xvIu..A0RICULTURAL fIEMa
xxx. PERSONAL
XXX. CITY NEWS.
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XAXII. COMMERCIAL MATTERsi Psn Reports OF the
otoek, Money. Cotton Grain. and Cattle MARKETS.,
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n
~ miles nom EowYork by railroad and a nile north
liable and the remainder wood isnd there sood apple
Orchard. 10 Of young poach orchard that produced
700 BASKETS last year On said Farm iss gooi new House
&c. Phcs 5000 terms cay FOR particulars, inquire Of
J. l.. SANDERS. No. IL BoweTy; J. POWELL, No. III
+tbst, WtIhsupsbuysh.
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Real estate for Sale.

A DWELLING and a FARM FOR SALE
n l. A Dwelling on Eastav.. Norwslk. Conn. Eve min
walk from three churches and an eIoeleDt boarding
dsy The avenue wholly occupied for private residsnces
The lot containing acres extends back TO- the hsrbor and
well stocked with fruit trse, The house 10 Stories with
attic snd light dry basement Everything IL snug convsn
lent and pleasant Price % 800 Part can remain ON mort
gage. $500. 49,
FARM in Sheffield, Mas, FOR SALE.-It 10 q hours
from NswYork Housaono river and rarosd. There 10
good sized ena barn and other outbudings with
acres attached which fine young fruit trees In
fun bearing 81 excellent meadow the street.
acres pasture pow land and is wood land Tho
bulldogs and fences In good order and ere convenient
Price $500. Payment made easy.
For further information sitbs Of said places address,
GEO r. COWLEB, Norwslk Conn.
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NNHRILLING REVELAT1ONS.-
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MOURNING GOODS.
VI A CARD.
w. JACKSON,
A. al

w. JACKSON.
No o3l Broadway
Calls the attention Of LAdss requiring Mourning Goods 10 his
imusnse stock OF desirable DRESS GOODS for Deep and
second Mouruinf Many styles snd Materials, very
h.udomsn fact decided Novsissns to be found In any
house Oar stock Of Bonnsts Msntlss and bhswls
will DO found very superior.
Hsvirg Just completed extensive improvement which
makes this the largest Il 10 probably tie mos popular house
Of the knd In the world and Of course possesses facilities not
within reach Of smaller establishments Ladies rect
sured that hitherto heretofore nothing sha be wanting 10
secure their moot liberal patronage.
u We have hand very large stock OF Bomsasinss
6ts and othsr Dfe 0oods which We are selling less than
pre,en, cont Of imporaioa Cs and examine Please OBJ
1usi JACKSON's MOURNING STORE,
No 81 Broadway between Spring and PTincesa. one
block above the b. NICHOLAS and below the Msopoian
Hotels
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With The Galdsfd cast OF tne esADnshmcDs
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A Dif''i FiSrH ;diRiVD OPERA at afo MAaiAA
UN BALLo IN MAscHERA.;; ,,.,.
Of 4. Sss
PEELED '''' M:bs 9. Gisd SGsRR e
rs. y. Gagged to !. r.. CANISTER a.
''"''"''' - '''' siGNoR BELLi:iI
will H'i' his frat 'DpsiRiEgffSs a Il b; '' 'A"'''""
In cOup,i.nc. with very general dsmasd. "UN BALLG
IN MAstHERA" viii DO given for tho second tine, THIs
A'IN coSpLEfE AND UNMUTILArEp FORM;
AMELIA d99Eh RhinNdn
e e5a,af iSs MAzzSEE
TON: .:::siG MILLER RTT1Si
'o''o''oA'. il i h; M::i.a B:I Sem: s;ro,.
THREE DISTINCT oRcHEsrRAs
NorrcrAu ticket. purchased ior The Fihh Open Might
a.. rood for this evening and those ''r The ''h SsA' ~
op On T5 5pEsR Ed MARG N ShookLYs
la TRAvIATA
"t on $ siruRDXY NEXT. GRAND GALA MATINEE.
1,hEAIKE FRANCAIs-NIBLOs coma
i CERT SALOON.
THURSDAY. March 10, 1874
ev ExrEA Or PER EsSRl MA asGyira
Nos INTiMEs,
Original Of Bosom Fr,nds),
Coincide Ia 4 ac.s. by NJ. Vic,orien bsSdou.
Door. open o. curtain raised at u O'clock precisely
Garbage be ordered FOR III O'clock .. m.
SATURDAY March 81. MATINEE FRANCHISE -
UN GENTILH0MME PAUVRE.
Coincide In . acts, by VI. DsmAneir.
Admiration 80 cents. No reserved seats.
Odce for subscr pllons and reserved seats
H. DARD0NVlLLE. No. $40 Broadway.
DOBERT GOLDBECK's
IL GRAND ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL CONCERT
At IRVING HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING MARCH a. 1853,
On which occasion will bs produced 0oldbechs Syos
phouy,
VICTORIA;
PyAcH SrRUGGLE AND TRIuaPn.
Mr.. GOLDBECk will be assisted by
THE NEW.iORk GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ
M,sus. g. b. MILLS, WM MASON and THEODORE
THOMAS,
And the Msmbes OF the PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
NB.-Mr. s. b. MILLS. the Pianist, win perform 10
combination with the Orchessl Godbecks MoIcesoI Symi
phop,aus, "IDYLLE" and SCENE DE CHASE" whiso
have been SO vosby received last year tthe Philharmonic
Concerts -,
March 49, a. Mes.ra ScharfsnbergS Luis's, No. 7es Broad
way Rssr Schifmsr No. 70l Broadway, md sehuessse
Goa, No. % Sptius.st.
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V'HE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
l. fAPERs q every ds.c5PaOn old PAMrhLE f Of
wTten full and ali kinds OF WASTE PAPER from bankers
Insurance companies brokers' dspo' print.
ing Offices book binders public and private libraries hotels
stsamboa railroad companies boarding houses, express
Offices 40. .
Wi send any part Of this city, Brooklyn, Hobotsn or
'''''' sTOCKwELL L EMERSON. NO. 25 ANS-sr
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COOPER INSTITUTE.
LECTURE
TOWER OF LONDON,
WITH DIAGRAMS,
REV DR. ROGERS,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. March 10.
To commence ct Il o'clock,
OF rus
LADIES' RELIEF FUND
Fer the siek aud " ouudsd Soldiers Of the Home
L.Ingtog.v. ard slst ct
MAYOR OPDYkH WILL PRESIDE,
Mn,ie by the BAND or THE 7th KtGlkENT. N. Y. N. g.
THE hERO DRUMMER BOY OF FREDERICKSBURG.
BY PERMISSION OF Mr.. BARNUM Of The Museum. viii
be PRESENT ON TIE OCCASION.
give account Of bis Expls ts, aud
BEAT THE TATTOO.
TICKETS 30 CEkTS-To be had at ,Wm. Hall X Som
No So Broadway H. v Devoe Son. No. - Cooper lns!i.
tute, and the principal BookstoIes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

~ STABLE NEAR UNI0N-sQUARE. FOR BALE
Tho House and Lot known No. Il Esst IGtb.t Tbs hons.
20 feet wide, built In the best manner by IN. on.r Tor
his IL has every modern Improvement And can
vsnspco with hne Stable Of the lot nv
On asywsy of ~ feet The property cost ssout asa oo
win DO sold much below Its cost, For further
and permit 70 view, apply TO HOMER MoR0AN,
No. Pin,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

JE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS have just re-
PLAIN SILKS OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES.
ia desirable oolors
BLACK SILKS OF THE BEST MAkES
FIGURED GRENADINES. BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
made expressly for them ,
ALPACAs in DRABS, BROWNS. BLUES.
and various new .hsdc, an,
FRENCH PRINTS IN SINGLE CoLolsS'
and in Chntr colefa
ALso:
sUAVLs IN GREAT VARIETY FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER 80.
No <23 BROADWAY snd No JOs CANAL-sI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

WINTER GARDEN.
w WEDNESDAY March 10,
Grand Complimentary Farewell Benefit the popular srse.
Miss MARY PROVOST.
When she will appear In the Comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE, .
LADY GAY SPANKER.........Mss MARY PROVOST
Mir c. Wslcot for ths night only Sir Hsrcont Sourty
TOMORROW (Thursdsy) EVENING Benefit Of
Mr. S DAVIS.
Mr. d sETCHELL IN. celebrated Consdisn. 10 engaged
for THREE NIGHTS ONLY, and will mako his frs, sp'
pearancs on this occa,ion.
tn. Pabc are respectfully informed that the popular
American Artistic
(. sngsr-d and will maho her sppesrues on MONDAY
NEXT March ~ -, ,
Don GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN has been invited and sgnlned
HE intent ton " being present.