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ever been an increasing source Of
strength TO Great Britain" Now, foi
"Jenkinsons, Percevals and Melviiles,"
substitute Lincolns, Chases and Summers
for religious war, substitute war to
make men in State of one political
mind, and instead OF Scotland as an ex'
ample, make II he South, and yon have
an illustration OF the folly OF this ruin
GUS, war. Yet in the midst Of the warn
ings OF history. that are just as forcible
in regard to political wars as religious,
these Northern murderers push ahead
blindly in the crusade headed by aboli.
tion fanaticitm. Let him push on-wr
will strike them on every field. The
eventual triumph of our cause may be
delayed. but cannot by any combination
Of circumstances be prevented Let us
largely contribute all if me-
cessary-so bring about the greatness
and glory OF our land. II done, and
every man mt his post, the friends Of free
ION everywhere will soon have cause to
lejoice. t54
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WELL SABA Northern Journal, OPP
posed to the war, says. "The Abolition
Government at Washington has just rs
muchr right - ex.erminate the people
of Ireland OF the people of Cuba because
they are Catl olics, as TO attempt the es-
termination the people of the South
ern States berause they insist upon hold,
ing in SLAYER the negroes sold to them
by the YanE9cs," This is pretty well
said for Journal printed in Lincoln's
dominions. f H 4.
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sseJ- Since the result of the late cleo
lion in the North became known abroad
it is said Europeans have taken siDgu
lar view of what the political situation
of this continent will be on the 18th o.
March. According to this view there
viii he three young governments on the
American continent on thai day. Oh
these they say the Confederate govern.
meht, which has been in existence about
four years, will be the oldest. Next in
priority will come the Empire OF Mexico,
established about year ago. The gov
e nmeht which is to come into office
1T Washington on that day, March
ilh, will be youngest of all. Some oftht
most eminent European writers argue
that the above date will be fitting time
to formally recognize the independence
Of VII South. The Metropolitan Record
tn nks that as the Yankee authorities
have already admitted the existence o.
tile Confederate government, and as Tie
same persons are to be in office another
tour Years, they cannot consistently OBJ,
.iect to such a step ON the part of Euro
l'"an powers. They have agreed to The
cartelof exchange, though they did moi
abide lly it; they have communicated
officially with officers appointed by the
Confederate government, and do,e many
other things which amounted to vrtu
a recognition of the officials at Rich.
lnona; ard should Europe extend The
hand Of fellowship 10 President Davis,
the Washington ,wise-scres cannot say
they did not open the way. The Record
thinks the government Of which Presi-
dent Davis is the head, will out live its
younger sisters. .s
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Sydn.y Smi h has capital ILLUSTRATION
in his p yml, lettets OF the policy Of
coerting peot ie TO beol one mind In ft-
Jieipn, audit, ,ul1 just az we'll be applied
to makingln n.of one political mind in
;tS'tate, and specially State resting on
the consent o. The governed. In speak
ing Of the eject Of religious 10 Tolerance
IN Scotland, ne observes that III The
great mass of the people environed rs
they are on every sdS with Jenkinsons.
Percevals, Melvites and other perils,
were TO pray for Divine illumination and
aid, what more could Providence do in
lis mercy than send them. the example
of Scotland For what length OF time
was it attempted 10 compel The Scots 10
change their elgion Horse, foot, artil.
lery aud armed prebendaries were sent
after the Presbyterian parsons and their
congregations. The Percevals of those
day called for blood, and this call is
l,e vcp,made in vain and blood was shed;
but 10 the astonishment and horror OF
the Percevals Of those days they could
not introduce the Book of Common
Prayer nor prevent that metaphysical
people from going 10 heaven their own
way. Vita little oatmeal for food, al
laying cutanec us irritation with the one
hand and holding his Calyinisiic creed
in the other. Sawney ran away TO hi,
AiGiy hills, Gang his. Psalm out OF tune
his own way, and listened to a sermon
,w5 hours long, amid the rougLest and
mpst melancholy thistles. But Sawne,
thought up his urhieechsd offspring IN
u cordial hatred of the uppressors; and
Scotlspd was as much part Of the weak
ress Of England shep rs Ireland is a,
this moment. The true and only remod
was, applied. The Scotch were suff r-d
10 worship Gcd in heir own way. n
ligbtniugs descended from heaven. tn
country ives not ruined, the world did |
rvt come to an esd, and Scotland Ia,
rIE.llrs 81 81
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A NEw WRINKLE IN, TIE FAsnIoNs.-
The latest wrinkle is the introduction OF
square buttons. With these the ladies
most plen.ifully trim their Dire sses. They
tnot the ladies, but The buttons,) are OF
all sizes, up to an inch square. The haul
ton il the big button, about the size of q
square on . checker board. A little while
ago and tie rage was for spherical but,
tons of ihree'quarters of an inch diane
ter, gilt or silvered, and with which they
t,iniul. d their 'Garibaldi bodice and thti,
yHandiefe jackets in lavish prorusion,-
Like gilded apples, they formed rows
down the iauuty-looking corsages. Now
the globular buttons are out, and square
ones are in. They are of all materials,
earl, ivory, JET, silver and gilt, and they
cost q price dear enough to satisfy any
body. We don't know that square but
tons were ever before in fashion, though
fashion IS a general thing is constantly
reproducing itself.
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NOTICE,


To Nancy Arrinton, Henry Arrinton,
William Arrinton and Cary Ezekiel
Arrinton, minor heirs OF EZEKIEL
ARRINTON, late of Newton county,
deceased, or Burwell Arrinton and
Middleton Cooley, Guardians for said
minors. all Of Jasper county, in said
State. a
TAKE notice that Manissa Arrintou,
Il widow and relict OF said EZEKIEL
ARRINTON, deceased, has filed her pc
tition in the Honorable the Probate
Court Of Newton county, for her dover
in the estate, both real and personal OF
tho said i, ekiel Arrnton, which said pc
tition will be for trial at the Janury
term, 1865, of the Probate Court Of
Newton county, on the third Monday Of
said month Of January, at tho town OF
Decatur. in said county OF Newton, at
which time and place you can, ifyou see
fit, appear and make defense.
MANISSA ARRINTON.
A true extract from the minutes OF tho
Probate Court OF Newton county.
1 Given under my hand and
I AS. official seal, this 10Th day OF De-
49, eember, 1864.
JAMES "A. WARE, CLERK.
Dec. q, l864-3-5t G
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FROM RICHMOND.
OFFICIAL FROM GEN. LEE.
FORT FISHER CAPTURED.
ROSSER MAKES A BRILLIANT
Y. DASH ON BEVERLY.


JACKSON Janusrys lr.--hsmSLIs papers. Of III
| received
Large amounts Of money have been raised In New
York and ether elites for the sufferers Of Savannah
Brisadicr General Gsary takss command At Sa
vanL all ser @ U5t s
Sherman 10 moving on Branchvile
Federal iroops ara sonesutratng at Athens and
Hlarsnss Ia larss numbers.
Troops are passing down the Mississippi
Wa.hburns commands at v.eksburs, and DAna Al
Memphis. as anAs
Thomas says had not been for the atubborn resist
anselef Forrest. Hoods army soud not have crossed
tho Tennsssse river. 1P
Lincoln says that foreigners bought tho Savannah
cotton By the salss Of arm therefore declares II for
feited.
Generals johnson. Jackson and Smith have b.sn
sent 10 Fort Warren. t' A tsia
The World ssys Ensland and France will not per.
nit the Uaion " be rsstsred ana will rssosnss shs
CeAfsdsrasy - she 4sh u March. ae&
Gold foil 10 9as. -ss.
hoAiLk. January IA special TO the Register,
dated ssnstobs, loh says ths Chicago Times Of the
9Th, and Memphis dstsS, Of the la.h have been re-
ssiysd. $50 E-s.e4 t..L at1.is4
=
The Confederate forces. sonsstins Of infantry and
artillery, got betwsss Little Rock that piiss com
polling the evacuation 3 ssNt9 r4ad f&ta}
Tho mission still exttes much comment.
Ruuors arc rife Of an Intended raid from Memphis
Tho lines are kept very close s1' 90 81
A late European correspondence says that Russell
has iatmaisdt to Mason that thers was longer any
Just cause for no, recognizing the Confederate Gov
srument. W. ests
RICHMOND, January lo.-+Ths fsllowiAg official Ill.
sgram was received tbis morning.: sasa s A
HEADQUARTERS. Jan. l6.--HonsJ. A. Seldom -
Bragg reports hat tha enemy bonabarded Fort Psher
inri,uly all day yesterday AZ four r. M their In.
fantry advanced TO tho asssu't, heavy dsmonstrs
lion bsins nado atalnst the rear by orr o troops
At half past six p NJ Whiting reported their attack
had f."s. and the garrison was being strengthened
with fresh troops. About two r n q, tho f,rt was
,spiurcd with most of its sarriaon. No further par
isulsTs At The ii.nc known. sss.a
(Signed,) R.ELEE.
The folio'sing was received last night;
HkADQu slsrARs. January Ia Early reports that
aosssr at she head Of three thousand mon surprised
md sapiursd the garrison as Beverly, Randolph Co,
IN the lith. killing and wounding considerable
lumber and tating IVA hundred and eighty paison'
rs. His loss was slight.
G;isned.) Y y. LEE.
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The Emperor MaxirYilian is gathering
about him slowly foreign legation
The Honorable Peter Scarlet has been
sent on y mission to Mexico from En-.
gland. King Leopold, Of Belgium, has
ordered Mr.. Blondel Coulebront. Bel.
gian Envoy 10 he United States. 10 pro
eeed to Mexico on special mission; and
lastly, Baron Wettsrsedt,, successor to
Count Piper as Swedish minister to the
United States. has set out upon q jour.
ney to Mexico, even before presenting
his credentials Mt Washington.
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state or NIlssIssIppI.

JAofER COUNI1
Circuit Coart, September Term, A. D. 1864.
VS.. Attachment 800.
john +. Green
THlS day comes the plaintiff by his
IL attorney into open court, and sug-
gests that the defendant in the case Is a
nonresident Of the State Of Mississippi.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the Eastern Clar-
ion, newspaper printed and published
in the town OF Meridian, in the county
Of Lauderdale, in said State, as required
by law, giving notice to the defendant
that unless he appears in and before. the
this Court at the next term thereof to
be holden ut the Court House in the
town OF Paulding on the 4th Monday in
March, A. d., lSG5--ihen and there TO
plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs COM
plant or the same will be taken for con.
fesscd and judgment rendered accord.
ingly.
80 Given under my hand and seal
4 i $. Of Office, the I'd day of Novem.
- Der, A. d., 1864.
LEROY DEASE, Clerk.
BY Thomas W. Grayson, Dept'y Cpk.
Dec. 20-2-5t
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The Courier des Etats Unis ora recent
date speaks Of the late William L. Day
ton in these terms. hThe e0nciliatory
character o! this diplomatist, his perfect
~ distinguished manners, hsd acquired
for him, At Paris, the sympathies Of all
who were brought into contact with him.
We doubt not that in the French govern
mental circles his unexpected death has
profound regret"
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

WHEREAS letters OF Administration on
II the estate OF ANGUS FERG USON,
late of Jones county, deceased, were
graz ted to the undersigned at the last
September term Of the Probate court of
said county. All persons having claims
against said decedent are hereby re-
CURED to exhibit the same properly pro-
dated within the time allowed by law or
the same will be barred and those in
debted will make immediate payment.
d. FERGUSON.
Decl2-1-tf Administrative.
J. Z, WRLBoRHK, Atty.
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Dscr,IoEs--The Supreme Court OF
North Carolina has decided that bonded
agriculturalists having fifteen or more
hands. are not liable 20 home guard
service.
The court further decides that Mail
Contractors for tho Confederate Ststss on
routes moro than ten miles in length,
are not liable 10 perform homo guard
service. ..s
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administrative and Adminls-
.& frn1Or,A Notice.

III HEREAS, at special Term Of the
N Probate Court Of Jones County, Mis-
sissippi, held ON the 10th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1864, Letters of Administration
on the estate OF JAMES A. SMITH, de-
ceased, late of said County, were grant
ed to the undersigN9d:
Therefore, all persons having claims
against the estate Of said decedent, are
hereby notified to present them duly pro-
bated and registered in the manner and
in the time prescribed by law or they
will be barred, and all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby requested TO
make immediate payment.
CATHARINE SMITH, Admr'x.
r. J. HOPKINS, Admir-.
Nov % I264-5l-7w*
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Welcavn that the bridge Oh the Pacific
railroad in Missouri. which was destroy
ed by Col. Phillips. during Priea'u recent
invasion. and which WAS in course OF re-.
construction, WAS swept away on the 22d
nlt by aitorrent OF waters and zee. About
$50. 900 had been ax perded on the atruct.
urc, and it only lacked six or eight feel
ofcompletion at'the time Of the disaster.
The bridge in question is not far this side
of Jefferson Gty.--NsD Orleans I'o,es srd.
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cay We have INTEL gence Of perfect
ly trustworthy character, that u large
quantity of troops have been sent down
from Tennessee to New Orleans recently
TO operate against Mobile. They will all
be concentrated at Pascagoula. Tho
movement is freely discussed in Vicks-
burg and Memphis. In consequences OF
a report that Forrest was menacing
Memphis, Grisrson has been sent up from
Vioksburg. 4nf
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Adanfnist rntsix Notice.

n FILTERS Of Administration on the
i 4 estate Of II. CARPENTER, deceased.
of Lauderdale county, Mississippi, hav-
ing been granted to me, therefore all
persons having claims against said es-
tate. are hereby notified and requested
to exhibit the same duly pfobated with
in the time limited by law or they will
he forever barred.
NJ. A. L. CARPENTER, Adm'x.
Dec6-52-7t*
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AdministratOr's Notice.

wv HEREAS, at the October term 1864,
w Of the Probate Court Of Itawamha
county, State of Mississippi Letters Of
Administration upon the Estate Of the
late DR.. j.. A. Metts, deceased, were
granted TO- the undersigned; now, there
fore, all persons having claims against
said Estate are notified TO present the nj
duly authenticated, within the limo
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
JOHN r. WREN,
no 04ow5t Administrator.
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A grammarian corrugated the increa-
sing heat in somewhat the following
style: "Hot, hotter. hottest; hottentot,
hottentot~r, hottentotest; hottentotissi-
mo, observation-disclosures; hot As an oven,
hot A. two ovens. hot az four ovens. hot
rs seven ovcnsp How comfortable 10
contemplate. this weather. 5.,...
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WAS committed 20 The jan Of Jasper ssuHty, In The
w state Of Mississippi By The Hon. benl JniEPen,
,or = no ssv. ais maze IL NELSoN. AID belongs e
George CLark, Of Moble Ala. SAID 10y = eheai -
~ - years Of ag- ave feet 1i1 inshea hsh q az
copl.r eaior weishs about LIS Pounds AAs aFnear On
IL rIrht shoulder blads bad On When eomuilteo
-.mr,ou level suit e olothaa. The owner 81 dad
boz = rsSnsstsd - ssne toruard prove Trspelg ~
lAE. - lE-tf.
JsG Dwa - sesra SS"e
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o,l;n,, oN.a. =, Ia.L,, M -
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M. a,,S 4, A. $50, u w.
tollowino ho..nl.ted ~ ! vorn,ser 4, = oo,n,o,,
- yo,nn,a.r s,.,o ,t,oons orna,;xad nndar ~.
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number Of depuy sherilfs and he was at the time Of
HE arrest by the conscript officer, member of said
volunteer company his term Of service therein
not having expired.
The case was argued by I. J. Wharton, Atty
Gent and VIM. Yerger for the petitioner, and by
w. p. Harris for tho respondent
The questions discussed were. Ist. Whether
the acts Of the Legislature Of Mississippi authori-
zed required persons liable to service in the
Confederate army underline act OF 18th February
1864, or other acts Of Congress, but who had not
actually been placed in sush service. to be placed
in the State service.
ID Whctherthe State has the power 70 place her
her military service before they are ia
ken for the Confederate service and to the exelu.
sion Of the right of the Confederate States 10
their military services when required by that Gov
eminent Both Of these questions were decided
in the negative, upon the following views stated
by his Honor.
l. The net Of 24th January, 1862, Sec. 4, pre-
scribes who shall be subject to military duty in
This Sate--"evcry free white male citizen or resi-
lent alien over the age of eighteen md under
iIly.h The net of Sd January, 1868, which is an
10 that act, providos, See 4, sthat all
persons between the ages of eighteen and forty
ears or such other aye MS may be called for by
The Confederate Government ms eonseripts, now
ia the militia service Of the State as oiicera, nom
officers and pri Yates whether in thce
he militia service or volunteer companies, who
ire not exempt from conscription under tho e1.
.mption act Of Congress, nor excused from con-
cription BY order OF the Secretary of War, shall
pc discharged from service by the commanding |
ulcers, and shall be placed in The camp Of. in
truction OF their respective districts by said com
handing officer" And the 5th section Of the same
ct makes il the 'uty Of all oioers in the military
eryce Of the State 10 arrest and forward to their
espeetiye commands. all absentees without leave,
nd deeerters belonging to the State or Confederate
tate, army. &c, and to "arfest all eonscripts
bseut without leave. and forward thom 10 the
anpa Of ipetrue,op y md similar duties are nlso
,,nosed q, cvil of,ecr, on the r,ou,.,tlon oftbe
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fTlAKEN up. on the Alabama and Mississippi Ran
road, negro ms who Saws hs belongs TO Lun
iey Of Mobile. Saio boy 10 aboutS feet inshes high
aad quife black. rio owner IL requested TO come
- + 7os - 80 II. J. TH0AAS.
p.uns,fs STATEN, Ala, Nov. lo--dif =.
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WANTED.

A LADTte take charge Of . school 10 = private
IN family. hone need apply unless they are thor
~ughly esmpsteBt 10 teach Musio ard the higher
brAnohss Of Mathematics. together with The other
kefsrsnoss svan And required.
Addreas j. A. r.
tanlo ~ Crs vvfnrdVills. Miss.
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WHEADQ'Rs DEPT, ALA MISS. & Il. LA.
Meridian, January IL, 1864
General Orders SO. D.
Paragraph II CT neral Orders No. SO. past ssries,
these headquarters. Is in~this much modified The
employees Of purehF sing sters and couiis
saries and Of the in kind servies will BIO exempted
from reporting every forty daya for re.exan'Aa,sn
when absent duty from their posts or stations, pro.
vidsd they repor: to the Ell Boards their return
aud furnish the certificate Of the officer employing
them the effect that they thus absent and that
tho interest Of the SO, vice reGuirtdh
II. In Consequence Of tho difficulty In procuring
cooking utensils eAersi Order, No. l. present se-
rios. 10 hereby revoked.
BY command Of Lieut. Gen. Taylor
sURGET.
ianlS Ct It. Col. and A. A. G.
or Selma Reporter, Bssissirpian Dispatch. No
bis Register Tribnne aud Montgomery pspcrs copy
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WANTED, At Merton. en- The ssushsra RaIiross.
w competent teacher t. taks eharre Of the
ACADEMY A. that place for The present year dlsa-
sied soldisr or exempt prsfred, bat LADY tsashsr
jsnis iot DIR. WM.WHITEHEAD.
9os'r 81 BOARD Tfusteea n erfcn ui.s-
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INn,IoIs1rafor,s Sale OF Land

ID nl InistraiOr's Sale OF Land
ny vir.ue Of a decree Of the Probate Court q LAu
ID eerdAlc County, will sell 10 the Highest bidder
sor G, 81 before the Court House door IN said County
n Monday Januzry 23d QeoeD NE ishSWmk
7,,..,. ~ nd hclot,sIuw 10 the estafs Il Abrnm
I,sl dscessed for the fsyment 81 debts to~iti Ths
t slf dpsrtRr Of Section ~ and lentn
quarter Of sonth-Wsst quarter OF ~ 'o"n'Pes
range Is east vopD
NJ, a Teel-dtds
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MARRIED,

At Jonos Hotel eridan Mis-, January 10Th, 1865,
~ \ 7. y. Chadwick. ksq. Mr.. wnLIAN NARrIn,
and Miss .. A. q. Kpe. u Wayne sousty.
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CTOLRN from state Lilac CREAM COLoRHD
- HORSE, shows blind teeth both Sides, runs
IonAlly, has iInall one hlne leg He 10
. medium iIne horse will pay nifty dollars for the
horse ahd Shy for the thief
BusEatunua, Miss, Nov. ls, 1894. novlsaf
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; AafmImin1ratOr's Notice.

VXT HEREAS, Letters Of AdministTa-
w lion on the estate OF bsngford
Parker, late Of Kemper county, deceased,
we're granted to the undersigned ct the
last November term OF the Probate court
OF said county. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby
required to exhibit the same properly
probated within the time allowed by Law
or the same will be barred, and those in
debted will make immediate payment.
....-.- JOHN G. BOBBETT,
PIP. CULLUM.
ian2--4 At Administrators.
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r.ay- We have INTEL penoe of n perfect.

"Wednesday :;:;:January IS, 1865.
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Administrators Notice.

A II speci,l term of the Honorable
n Probate Court Of Scott county, Miss,
held on the 7th day OF November, A. ID.
1864, letters OF administration on the
estate Of James M. Denham deceased,
late of said country, were granted to the
undersigned.
Therefore, all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby notified
to present them duly probated and reg
istered, in the manner and in the time
prescribed by law. or they will be barred;
and all persons indebted to said estate
are hereby requested to make immediate
payment. JAMES T. PlNKSTON,
WOW Administrator
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rTvHE uudsrsIened Offers for sale his lfrt.i. two
/ one half stories b Oh. knewn a. the Forest Hotei
Built 10 1857 and all houses new, with good ci
tern attached / will also sell my stock Of hogs-
sixty head-and about fourteen head Of cattle.
For further particulars enquire Of the proprietor
jssis 81 John @. sIvNoNs
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
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