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hrs. NJ BvA SANDERS. on the 1852 D-cem5eE 1852
snd Ers. NARY p. H~oNreOMERY on the 18th Deem.
Der. 1862, il Madison county a. tler ehldhoods home,
saes q very shor. nIEses the daughters Of James Hei-
vey lnd Jsn ina G. Densoo. ard step daughters Of
George >. Hume.
Ars. Montgone-T vss born December 27th, 1896.
She nuited with tss slouad Bluf Bastst Church 81 RE
ag' Of twelve, snd was married 70 Wm wallace Meat
goaery' Of che same county, in 1853. Her illness was
saca thst she was aot con ci3as or a. hsTsslf sUhaceutIy
osay anything Of her saurcassng emo but such hal
been her life taat we know q is wen with her now.
sas left 6shin5he a devossd husband md two precious
children. ehe she il nov wth those dssr III ones
who hsd go before Ter. Her suns al lee wees wsge
conducted by Elte- J. q. lewis en- the day OF her
burial
Mr.. Sanders wss bTn November 10Th. 1910, vss
5ePfzsd iato he fellowship Of the same church, al tie
ags Of twelve, AID " married n 1856 10 Joseph B.
sardsu, Of De3o.o co1a-y. She died trasaI & in CarEt
A7oEg her LIST words were. Tell ny abzeni hue
5snd chat if Ihsve rot discharged ny dnty as a CHRIS
Isn. 1 have tried to; and feel that COG is Wits ne
and vii taks-ms home to Bin" Oas o. her dear life
ones is with fer, and three are ie0t VIII their devoted
father. Her funeral vas stfea6sd by the undersigned
on the uh January, 1865. Is her husband was abssas
a. ths tlue Of Der death.
HoT mysteriousl These. two Daughters, sister,,
wives, mothers in tie prms Of life. the solsle. lhs
pride the hope orsa msny, taken 50 soonI They were
vel e located snd fitted for ife's usefalnsss and duties
and While they lived 5hey ia ca d heir mission 70 he
greatest jOg OF Ii So who loved them ami t the a5mi
ailn o. al who knew them Thy were sevout
Christians. Their holy irh1eces did mach wlIe they
We7e living, end viii DO more since they ss dead.
Taoash my sterlous yet Gods w-ys are wise and good.
@Behiad q fronnns Providsaee
He hides a smiling face"
p uA~RrcrU
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Died.

Ia Canton. December 10th, 1882. at a qua-ter Bsst
zine O'Clock, F. N of pueumonia, Mr.. P. N. WooD. Of
New Orleans, after a brief Illness, aged hfry-two years.
Mr. Wood was long resident Of New Orleans, where
he held positions Of he highest trust. Of all in the
high social oirelsin which he moved. 10 one coulT have
passed away woe sbseIc e Woa]d Do m2ro partially
felt. In the great city whore be S. ling resided, wAeee
lis may virtues and lofty integrity d eT around him
friends trus and devoted, tho news CT his death wiz
bring sorrow to the hearts ef many, and grief deep and
listing, to her whom q cuel tyra1ry bad deprived Of
the privilege Of sending be last sad Offices Of afr etieu
aud love.
Mr. Wood #ss bora in New Lozdon. Connecticut. In
early youth he removed to Baltimore 10 improve his
fortunes, where he united himself win tie one chosen
to share ans joysin the morning Of life and with ten.
derness scothe the hseting hours a. its eiasa.
For the last thirty years he resided in New Orleans
where he has he'd various offices Of honor and high
trust, as cashier Of the Union Bank, a partner Of sr
James Robb, in banking cashier and president
of The Gas company resident Of the Merchants Bank,
and vie president Of the New ORLEANS, Jackson and
Great Northera railroad company-the the las- named
Offices he held at the time Of his death. When he ae.
copied the Office Of director Of the lsst mentioned COM
pany, its hnano al condition was such S. required he
best ability to preserve its credit. Mr.. Wood was
placed st the head Of the finance committee, asd by his
u~ueeasing energy and zeal in its behalf anI bis high
character for integrity enabled him soon to relieve IL Of
its pecuniary embarrassments and open the way for fu.
ture successful completion.
In the early asriod Of the troubles which now e~ouvulso
this country, Nj. Wood was opposed to the secession Of
Louisiana, bat after It's people had decided, his mind wss
fxed-he would share LOusiana's fortune, be it veal or
woe. Endowed with high principles and lofty pueblo
spirit, he gave most Of his time to the cause Of the Con
federacy. No one in that great city was more labori-
Gus and energetic in It's behslf, more unselfsh or snthust
astie. After its fan he preferred the life Of s refugee to
a constrained existence under a military despotism-
one so tyrannieal in character as refused a peaceful
transit to his family to share his troubles in The hours Of
his exile. When the dsrk shadow Of death rested on
his household, and The shaft sped to the bosom Of is
head, one Of the best citizens Of Louisiana was no more.
With him the voyage OF life was closed-the istbmus be-
tween the two eternities was passed, aad the man,
whose nature was as gentle aud kind as a child, so
frank and true in his fiendsbips, so uprght and bonora-
bic in AL his business, 50 lofty and nigh toned in princi-
pie, passed from earth to Heaven.
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D . No. 3
AND NORTHUMBERLAND
OFFICE

EIcH1OND. Janus v g b, 1868
/ THE foinWng o GERS are published f0r the iafo ma
4 ton and gaiianes Of all c-ncarnsd:
/ i Rec gzizicE the necessi Y Of 0srcsrs OF railroads
/ having fall c0ntTel If their bssiae-s in order 20 ensure
safety and dispa'ch in t~-ansp0rts n, mil fay officers
Z sre p~sosiDffed from Interfering wila TIE engines. can,
running Of trsinfs OF " tn tie control and management
ia sny way Of raas Dads.
] when iransp ration Of troops or fssichts by rail
read is ne es zy q qusst~ruaste- or other Authorized
9mc7r shaii make reqais ten for the same up n the SUI
perate Gent o. proper oHcsrof he raFosd, furnish-
ing the necessary cv denee Of transportation, sad deEv
Ell 8 the troops or freight TO be u snsportad.
i'll IN H. event that mere fr izbt is to be tr8nsporf-
ca 01 er any read Kan be read hes the sbfity - esrrv
pro pity. the officer fHrnishi1g evidence Of Transports
tin y liade 4e 10 ths RAD osd officer what sh II take
pre- edenee IN ihs a5-encs % spy soecisl oreeF as to
what ire GIT shsl g INST, the railroad officer shall be
governed by any general oadsr the Qu-rtermsstsr Gen
eraL may issue in regard thereto.
~. Where troops or freigh! is t. be moved eut Of
he usual routine OF g r. road, he officer having charge
o. suth moVemett VII NJ s" b ne super n~teneeat or
other oA ~ Of he roaai 90 which the movement 70 to
be made, he Z ard hol- o. departure, and when so
fixed ths troops Or freight must be ready ct he ap-
pointed .ime.
+ ". In the event Of any mfitsry Eeeessi.v fer an MN.
sual N vemens a any particular P ina, toe command
lug olicar at such o post will conmunicsfs f,liv ~
c ar-etsr sud extent Of ssrv ~ to { o principal ofesr
Of tie 10 d CT reads from uh e. it, REQUIRED and ~
t e Pc sonai supervision Of the proper rsir5sd ofscers
ot-e duty
VI Qusrternas ss sni eonmissaries vV sxzreiss
deere ion N shiDpins frsisht cot wanted for immediate
use sod tat may be s ored ct safe and convenient
p Inst taxing ears ros N block mp roads ard thereby
lmps1s ta.sp rtaton.
WI When it 3 necessary 90 send special Messenger
E1 frsishts suea Messenger must travel with The
i eiGat placedia his caa-ge, AID lis trausBor atioa shsIl
2 20 sPes naa On Is fsces in ordec 70 prevent him from
tavsiinEin any othar way.
WI y rolling Offices vii permit c~0nscrFtA enrolled
"a te emplesm-ns Of railroads, to remain IS
thsu duties u-tl Colonel Nm N. Wad ey, 4 A. G..
mas dteiGs zs 70 who Of them 1 IS necessary shs ud bs
datained for seFtics On the road.
TX Any violation Of these orders. or remissnasz On
the part Of railFead officers to perform promptly en-
government transportation, WI Be reported 10 Colons
hm III WaN4Eu- a ~ WHn sill ind cote -~- fs-.o
to Tins, where lis headquarters vii be-.
By order.
~lSignedl s COOPER,
ialalw A6iutsns and nspector-Gensra
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FROm sOUTnwEsFaRs nIsseUaI.
- Pro5aslg cag....sa.

To the Associated Press, Eorthl
St. LOUIS, January 5-Gen- Curtis has received the
following dispatch from Gen. Brewn:
SPRINGFIELD, January {, 3 o'clock P. M.-Tbe enemy
is eroWdirg as and lighting MS e 0se, but my men are
behaving well. lam holding al the strong positions.
and the enemy must light as / want hlm, whether he
likes II oTnot General BROWN.
DR.. Melcher Aas just sent the following dispatch. dated
this afternoon
Sen Brown is badly wounded. There has been no
severe fighting since noon. The enemy is in large force.
The enemy took one OF our guns but were reoulsed at
DARK. Militia reinfoTcements are coming in The p-is0-
aers say that Gen. MsTmaduke is In command Of the
rebels and will be reinforced tonight
ST. LOUIS Jan photographic communication with
Springfield ceased at three o'clock Ibis morning.
Tha enemy entered our stoeksde Yesterday afternoon.
Our force is reported to be 2,00J, with two pieces Of
artillery.
Springfield contains a very large amount Of army
stores, arms and ammunition.
Fifteen four horse teams and thirty men. belonging
70 the teisgrapnic corps ae supposed to be captured a
few miles south Of springfield.
General Browns left shoulder was badly shattered.
he would have TO submit To- smputauon 10 save bis life
Probability Of the GaPtEre Of Springfield.
ST. LOUIS, January 9-TeIegrarhie communication
with Springfield is Still interrupted.
A party sent from Lebanon to repair the line has not
been heard from and apprehension are felt that they
have been Captured. The opinion strongly prevails
that Springfield has been taken
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Y Under the head Of Northern intelligence" in
OR telegraphic dispatches Of yesterday, it was stated
t1atthe "I0sth Illinois regiment had been disbanded
and it was reported that the Lieut.. Colonel had gone
over to the CoRfederates."
At the instance Of and in justic> to Lieut.. Col E. A
willard, who is the lieutenant colonel here spoken Of
we are called upon to make a correction in this tele
graphic itez. Col Willard was captured on the It'll o.
December last while passing from Holly Springs to
Iumpkn'E Mil by a party Of Henderson's soouts. com.
manded by Mr. R H. Bonner, and is now held as q pris-
oner in this place, in charge Of Col Szynansd
This statement is due Col Willard, in order that the
report Of desertion may not operate TO his prejudice il
his own State and among his own people.
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u The New York Herald thinks tat the engage
meuts between the Confederate and Federal forces at
Yieksburg and 5furfreesboro, in point Of stubborn re
sistauce and u~nyielding bravery, is unparalleled in the
history Of war, and adds For four days the tide sof
battle has swsyed with uncertain results, and yet the
two armies engaged are in face Of each other, waiting
for the final blow that shal decide their destinies. The
prowess Of Greek aud Roman falls into nothingness by
the side Of such uneQualled valOr The contests Of the
Gracchi and the bold defense of.Thermopyle by LeOni-
das and bis three hundred, pale their fires before the un-
fiuching vsior of American arms. Tt used to DO said.
When Greek meet3 Geek, then comes he ting Of war.
Now this ia entirely changed, and failure history will
say. When American nsets American then there is
war indeed
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Preparations for svar ga acknowledgements
mEsEon I'D arnss for 1000 Froapa.

The Cincinnati Enquirer leans from a gentleman re-
Gently from CaaBda tnat the British government have,
during the past Summer, sent 70 Quebec, arms, cannon,
ard equipments for TWO hundred thousand men Every
detail for 8 very large army in the ield has been atten
ded to. The eaBRou Of smsil caliber in the foTtifcations
at j alifsx, kingston, aud Quebec, have been removed,
and the Armstrong guns OF the largest size put in their
place. Il adds
About the time Of the Trent affair when considerable
bodies OF tr0ops Wer0sent 10 Canada from E1glaud. a
submission If naval officers was sent over to examine
and report IS to Che best means Of defending the axes.
They recommended that sixty strong iron-clsd ~gunbOats
sloud be butt, such IS could psss the locks through the
cansls from the St IeWrsDee into the lakes. By the
treaty with England and the United States. nei her power
s. to have more alan me vessel Of war on either Of the
lakes, and I TO ciErry only one gua-ths ve5sels intended
Only for rtyenuf purposes. But Englaed has prepared
qaistiy, and hasnow. living in the island Of Bermuda, al
lie materitis ready to pat forty iron-elad guub0sts to-
gather fortaNitns suitable for service on our iazes The
engines, guns and equipments, as well ss the other ma
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WOOD, -WOOD--WAETED al
GRENADA.

EROM ore hpndfed 20 one thoasaad cords so9d RE
Il WOOD wan-e Tor the Hospitals and Post ~ 6rs-
NADIA, which will be received at arg point en- the hi-
den, and on the Missi sippi and Tennessee Railroad as
high up IS Gamers ststol. When as much s. .sn
Co ds ase delivered at a station. or ST cords bstueea
stations, il viii be received end taa cash PAID. Planters
having Wood TO cell viii make their proposals In writ
Il aud address, me at Grenada
GEO. A. TURNER,
Esior and Post Quartsrma.er,
faIqlw Granada Ar-s
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DEPAaTnEET 0F MlssIssIPPI ND

EAST LOUISIANA
IzUFENa NT-GENERAL J. C. PEMBERTON.
~ Lieutenant Coons- J. T. WADDY, A.. A G. AID
Cine &c Ssan, Department.
Major W. CEMHINGER. A. &. G. and Chief OF
staff Army MissifsiuD
Major j THOMPSON, Adiutaat and Irs1ectos-Geu-
erai. DEPARTMENT.
lst Lieutenant ?. b.. EORRiS0N Aid de-Camp.
Ist Lieutenant .. TAYLOR ABIDE Camp
surgeon N S. CkOWELL4 Medscli Di sctor, De-
partHe E.
Major G. u. MAYO, Gu of Ordnance, Department.
Nsios A D. ClCkE,P gyua#er Department.
Captain &C A~kAiSTEaD Psymasier, Post Jack
s0a
MaloT J. MINIS, Chef Qaartsrmas-sr, Department.
S;sj5r JOHNSTON. Clisf OF Sub,isteaes. Depart
2 su'. Ij4I7-Iw
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YANKEE FORCE AT NEwBERN-The Raleigh Ssat
JoarHa1 learns from a perfectly reliable source that there
We're in the waters Of Gewbern, on Wednesday last. DC
fewer thsn fifty Eve Yankee transports. The forces
there include the commands OF three msiorgenerals,
usually in the Yankee army 5000 each. which give.
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T>HE p~la1tation near Bottoms Depot Uiuds coun'y
I ieesnily owned by Colonel W. MeNsih, on with
thsre are nine hund ed aces Of cleared LARD If ezesl
lent quality and One improvements is for rent thfs year,
Apply, wShous delay, 10 JOHN SHELTON OF Ray
mona, or to the uEdersgeed, s few mics dslsnt
ia 99ts NARY s. JONES.
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OVERsRHBR WANTEn.

a II OYERoEER e. waited o taks change Of plan
n tau n fou- niles fr1m J-ek on One Who under
stauis the cnlfure Of Fruit trees prefe1 red Ge3d ref.
efenees required. Apply at the GAS OFFICE
iai9lw Jackson. Misa
Eisgiesipnian ropv.
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AFFAIRS AT NAsBTILLE-we have information
through Northern journals as la,s as the 9th, One tbous-
and Confederate prisoners had been sent North by rail-
road, and two hundred more were in the city Rose
ersnz had issued an order that all captured Confederate
officers should be confined, and SUBJ list on army rations,
utl President Davis recent order is revoked. All
food contributed by their friends, he says, shau be con.
fseated 70 hogpitai use, and the repetition Of such a
contribution viii be a criminal ohense. The Cumber.
lsnd was stationery, aud there were seventeen trans
por.s lying at the foot Of Harpeth shoals.
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q One Of orr exchanges publishes a new reeepie
tor making coffee, which We ommsn to the steward
at our boarding house. Take coffee grains and pop
corn Of each an equal quantity. Roast tbs same to-
getber. The corn viii hop oct and what romans will
be unadulterats5 coffee
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UThs Richmond W75g of the 18th says that the
prisoners captured by General Bragg at Murfreesboro'
will be Immediately sent to Richmond, the Yankee Gov
eminent having refused TO receive them unless their
officers are also paroled The latter, some 200 IN num-
Der, will be held in confinement in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation, uEtii Boiler, the Beast, shall
have been delivered up for punishment and the men
retained until the Abolition magnates accept them upon
snr tsrms- The prospect Is that they viii be bosrders
at the LIBBY for a long period.
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FOR SAFE!

~ Glass, one sp endii 1O1ed pfsno, rev and seven
tctsve Golde1 Syrus. Glue, Trsgscanth lime. Black
rs 6ree- TEA one 5iaets Seeing Machi p, C-lns'
Axes ons Dray a-d two Mules. Mace, Powder Csps
a-d She kaks', Shoveis Garden Seeds Knives and
FORKS Hammers and Treys, Episa0d WBs Sets.
JOSEPH MOGR1DGE.
Fro1t stree,
is2Gita Opposite the CIV Hal Hoa5fsar
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High Court Of ETrorS and Appeals Of the
State Of MiSSiSSippi.

JACKSON, Jauuary 4th, 1853.
A8DERFD That spee al t-rs Of the h gh Court
Of Errors AID A7peals be h. q q the court ROOM,
i the city Of Jackson on ths thiri Mend y Of Febru-
afY. t-5A f0- tn turpo.o Of hea ing e4 e. on he
eri ninGi 1ccksts cf the h-ss aud sec nj diatricts. The
criminal ca.es on thu docket Of the arst Gistrios viii 5s
t-ker Up on ths third Msndsy Of February, and those
Of the 8ceood district viii 81 s.ksn NJ d the foarth
M1ndsG os Fea-u-ryr ald thu said terra viii be contfn-
"a untI the criminal cases o. toe d0cksts If sid Ersb
and secold districts are disposed
A. u. HANDY,
MM. L HARRIS,
isl2-6w Jadssz.
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E@A dispatch from Washington, published in the
Northern papers of the 9th. says that it is positively
asserted il tho highest military circles that General
Burnside has finally resigned the command Of the Army
Of the Potomac, and that General Hooker is about to
take his place. Ills said that this eaanga may be fol-
lowed by he resigHaiis1 q oersain general officers well
known 70 the country.
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Y We are again without any telegrsphic reports
The storms Of the last few days have made telegraphic
eompunication almost as uncertain az the mails, but we
have greater hope Of early Amendment Energy viii
socH place matters right, aud this We are certain willie
usei to get the lines in working order.
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CON ET&NT A 70 lead q Brass Band can
IA obtsn a permanent s@ituaton, with Ii5er-I vegas,
~ ap2-yias At the headquarters Of la- Brgade IND
BiY.sloo lat CORDS, Department IL ssissipBi aud East
To isaaa GreDad Mis-. ffa911w
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WANTED.

100 NEGRO MEN to work in Dado com y, Ga,
LVO at Toe Empire Sisse lr n W5ras Ps.sous
from tie riyer, anzio1s TO placa thei- Negroes in 8
90 ntsin reai1n. WI and th= above ioeation q gsoi
on5- Adde'S ASA THOMPcOS,
superintendent,
taHlWF = con Gee.
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TaNNERs, oI. 80 80.

71E ufedefate Leather Msnufaetcry COMPANY
W sell i've bbls. Tanners Oh. app y to the nm
d~eTsigHed. J. d. KNOX
iai2lUt@ Superiutandeut.
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Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad.

DRIDGS CARFENTEzs ard BLACKs@FTHS
- EN- fl d employment It z cd " ges. 10 work in
rebei aiaE bddsss o. this rozd. Apply 81 Grenada,
assi aioHi 4. S LTVERNORF
ia2J Ivy General Surer ntzpdart-
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- RNWARnI

DANAWAY from the sublcr Der from Mobile. ala.
IL on Chistmss dav, ICY BOY HENRY rweIvs
years OF age eof7e c lorea and resembles an Indian,
I0ul Jay a reva d Of afty d.laa for DIS delivery TO
ne a III. B uzrols, o in aay jail SO that can eet km.
latoAEouF Il GTYgN
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U-Hon. Thos. c. Reynolds, Lieutenant Governor
Of Missouri, arrived in Richmond a few days since. The
Enquirer says BY the recent death Of Governor Jack
son, he succeeds to the ONCE Of Governor until 1865
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EFThe Memphis AppeaI the best newspaper in the
Confederate States, re-appears from Jackson. and it
does one good I'd see its sparkling face again. We hope
IL may not be obliged to move any more, unless ft is
back toward It's old home ~again-Hezston Telegraph.
Thank you for the wish as well as the Compliment
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~ The ai enhon OF bridgeearpenters ard black.
smiths is invited to the advertisement Of Nj. A S. Liv.
ermore, gener b superintendent Of the Mississippi aud
Tennessee raltoed
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MTSIC TEACHER WANTEp.
NRTEGEt

WTAETED. immediately, a ffsselass TEACHER Of
w P ano and Vocal Music. Apply at this Office.
ia1Q ST.
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E-For a very superior article Of chewing tobacco,
call at the cigar stand PostOface building.
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YAlB1BEE PROPERTY F0a SALE.
ETTEagIAN MThLCIAES !

HEW HOTEL Just comglstsd At Rev Or'ssrs
- and Jackson EairCat Dsp0E Jsckson, Mississippi.
AnnLT . LI2u W. David LITTL
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~

TO purchase. for med cal PURPOSES. a young. healthy
4 cow that hiss had one elf
RICHARD POTTS,
iaG2w SURGEON C s. A. and,eldicsI Purveyor.
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5. KNAPP. DENTIST,

sSsgC&SGs8, Hiss,
2FFICE ossF the s-Ors of Patton & nalfold. STATE
' ssze@ aonth Of rhe taploL Jackson N ssasippi.
deaaIm
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ExPEpIrIors.-The Yieksburg pspsr. OF. Friday last
reached Us today.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

J. 3. HAaBEgLN.