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TRUsTEE'S SIZE.

NOTICE j. hereby given, that, pursuant 10
~ the provisions Of a Deed Of Trust, made
by eharles y. Hooker for the benefit Of VIM.
kustln. deccasc,i on the 1T DAY Of May, A. II.
1874, 10 secure the payment " a promissoty
note nn,lcr seal for the principal sum Of $500.
said note dated III May. iSia, aud due " months
after date, aud credited by 5000 on Feb. l2fh.
1850 aud 5000 1T Dec. 1880, and sl0O0jth JEne,
1869, the undersigned, Trustee, VIII proceed
on the
ath DAY or NOVEMBER, 1858,
IN front Of the Capital, In the city Of Jackson,
between the hours Of 70 O'Clock, NJ, and 2
o'clock. T.. NJ, 10 expose topublic sale. for cash.
AZ public cutlery. TO the highest bidder, the
lands named In said Decd Of Trust or 20 much
thereof a. may be necessary for the sati-fne-
ton Of the balance Of eiGO0 principal, aud law
fil interest, now due ON said note--said lands
described A. follows; Lying and being In the
county of Kinds. aud State OF Mississippi. near
10 or adjoining the city Of Jackson. to-wit: ~
acres In h. \ Of n h. y, and ~ acres being the
westend Of +. rs. 4. y OF sec, No. nine, II. ave
Of range No. one east. containing In all 10 acres
he the same more or less. Acting ~ Trustee,
sliAll only convey 10 the purchaser such title
"a Is vested in me a. Trustee aioresaid, al
though the title u considered good. This sale
{. made on the written request of the ENeeti-
trix ~ said Austin.
]. II. LEDBETTER, Trustee.
Jack son, sept 10Th, lst3-wtds.
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We see by the Rome, Georgia, Cour-
Ter, that the road extending from
Gadsden, on the Coosa river, to Gun
ter's Landing, on the Tennessee, a
distance Of thirty three miles, and
which was nearly all graded before the
war, has recently been put in way OF
early completion. A Pennsylvania
company agrees to complete the road
within two years-and are to receive
the State bonds appropriated to this
road, amounting to about $500, 600
and the alternate sections of public
land donated by the General Govern
ment, and allow to the present stock
holders the amounts they have actual
ly paid, in stock of the road when
completed. This arrangement was
ratified by the Directors at. Gunters-
vile on the 26th of September.
This road, when completed, will
unite the Tennessee and Coosa rivers
and by the building of a branch road
Of eighteen miles, will tap the Selma
and Rome Railroad at Jacksonville.
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Our DEAD PRoPHETs.-Webster and
CLAY are dead, but their prophecies
survive them. They foresaw that the
success of the Abolition party would
destroy the Government. In 1850
Webster said
HIf the internal AbolitiOnists ever
get the power in their hands, they will
override the Constitution; set the Su-
preme Court at defiance; change and
make laws 10 suit themselves, lay VIC
lent hands on those who differ with
them in their opinions, OF dare ques-
ton their infallability. and finally
bankrupt the country and deluge II
with blood"
In the Senate, in 1899, Mr.. Clay
said Of the Abolition party:
"with them The rights Of property
are nothing; the defci@cy of the
powers Of the General Government il
nothing; the acknowledged and in
coutestible powers of the States arr
nothing; the dissolution Of the UniOT
and the overthroE Of the Government
in which is concentrated the hope o
the civilized world. are nothing. A
single idea has taken possession o
their minds, and onward they pursn'
il. overlooking All barriers, and regard
less Of all consequences
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JASPER COUNTY.

Probate Court. S,0lnRbT Term, 1sG6.
To Rebecca James, and aif others interested In
the Estate Of John James, deceased;
NOU are hereby cited 10 BE- and personally
II appear before the Probate Court Of Jas
Der county, Al the Court House thereof, on the
III Monday IN October next, then and there %
answer the petition Of William James and
Robert Jaines, Executors ~ John james, de-
ceased, for sale Of land, and show cause, " any
YOU can, why the lands described IN said PEE
iiiion should not De sold, ~ prayed FOR IN said
petition
Witness. the Honorable Benz. Thlgpen. Judge
81 Probate ofJaspcr county, the 1T Monday In
September. lsf1.
fiigen unaer my hand and seal Of
LIS. office, the oh day II september, A. d.,
1850.
o.. JAMES q. MCCORMICK,
sepiI2w7v. Clerk.
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InnnIYeni Notice.

WHEREAS, ly an order and decree of
the Probate Court Of Newton County, made
~ the March term 1865, thereof, the estate
of u. X Dyess. decreased. was declared in
solvent and insufficient Ia satisfy the claims
exhibited against said estate: Now, there
fore. all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate are hereby notified TO file
them duly probated with the Clerk OF said
court on or before the third Monday Ia
March A. ID. ls65, or they will be barred.
ABNER PERRY,
Aprili0 wtim Administrator.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NEWTON coIrNrY.

ChdHcay Court " said County, 70 October
Term, 1865
Henry Hollingsworth,
W, , Bill for Divorce.
Sarah A. J. Holllngsworthl
TIPoN opening che Complalnanrs Blll In the
" above stated case, u appears 10 the salts
faction Of the register, that sarah A. J.. Hol-
lingsworth, the Defendant In the above stated
ease. resides beyond the limits Of this state.
Notice Is therefore given TO the said Defendant,
that unless she do personally appear az the
next Term Of our Chancery COnrt, 20 be held In
the town of Decatur, ON Tie second Monday OF
October next. and plead, answer or demnr 70
Complainant's Bill, the allegations therein will
be taken a. confessed
. Witness my hand and seal OF office,
lis. July -, 1865.
sepl3w7w. Clerk.
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nEusKINaUm VALLEY
T. " GIN a. W a. AZ VI y
oornsr Market aaa rh.rd stu,
LANESNiLLf. ONO.

HAVING added greatly 10 nay former eN-
u tcnsiyr facilities | avn now. turning out
alarVe number ofmy improved Portable steam
Engines aud Portable Circular saw Mills.
Those already received and In operation arc
giving the most entire Satisfaction. Thcrcis now
handy State on Territory Va the Union but
that my Improved Portable Engines and Saw
arrrstor stack. on them which arrest the
sparks.
would respectfully refer you 70 the follow
ing gentlemen and certificates for the porta-
hillty, utility aud practical operations Of my
Portable steam Engines aud Saw Mills;
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The New Orleans Bee announces
that Mr. G. f. Weisse, for twenty-sey-
en- years connected with that paper,
has withdrawn from it, and domi-
ciled himself in France. The Bee win
be published in future by the firm of
Dufour and Limet
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DIR. NASH AND ms INFIRMARY

NNyE, THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
w Of Magnolia. Pike county, Miss, take
great pleasure in informing all persons in'
ilieted with Cancer. SerofNla Goiter, Wens.
SORE Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or skin Disease,
TO call on DIR. A. NASH, at his lutrnary,
Magnolia, Miss, where they viii find u GER
tain cure. We know OF aecrtainty that he has
cured number o. the worst eases OF Cancer,
GOitcr, Sore Leg, Wens. Sc. that Ne ever ~ a
on living men. He has quite q number OF
eases VI the same character that are desperate,
that he Is treating at this time with every pros.
pect OF success. We voluntarily give this no
daily recommend Dr. Nash as AN experienced
physician, and certain cure for the above
uaipf,,l dtspa~ps
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UTHEREAs, letter. q adminisfrai|on on
w the Estate u HENRY ID. JONES, de-
ceased. were grunled 70 TIE undersilned, al
ne september tern, I'D. 1sI8, q The Probate
Court d Newton county, Mississippi, nov All
llersrns having elaIIna aEaInEt aid oeceIeut
are nstlfsj . present fheIn, duly rrobated,
Al pefsons indebted - sid deoedent win
make payment % TIE undsrsigned,
LEVI l. JONES
osl1.w4f Adminisfratpr.
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CITATION.

TO james y Moore, whereabouts not kNowH'--
Won are cited 10 appear before the Probate
II Court Of Newton county, State Of Missis-
sippi, ON the third Monday Of October, A. y.
1885, TO show cause why the petition ~ Il. Il.
a J, J. Thornton, Administrators Of Amos
Moore, deceased, praying for a sale OF all the
lands belonging 10 said decedcnrs estate, fully
described IN said petition now on file In this
Count, should not lie granted.
by order Of Court, reptamhcr Term, 1855.
sept. 81, 1886 THOMAS KEITH, CIR
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The citizens of Holmes county de
sign erecting at some day not far dis
tant in the future, monument to the
memory of the brave men of Holmes
who offered up their lives as willing
sacrifice in the late war, in behalf OF
the South.
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Last week in Marshall county, du-
ring difficulty between Mr. Logan
Walker and a Mr. James, the superin-
tendent on Mr.. Walkers farm, the lat
ter was killed by a shot from pistol
in the hands of Mrs Bradley, sister
of Walker
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gTNoC. Y. JOHNSON, q the state Of Texas;
u You are cited 70 appear before the Pro
bate Court Of the county Of Newton, STATE Of
Miss, on the Third MONDAY OF November
next. % show cause why the final aceount Of
X Il. JONES, executor Of the last win and
test4Taenf of W. ~. JOHNSON. deceased, now
on ~ in this oilice should not BE- allowed, etc
BY order of the Court, the b Monday In
oeswn THos. KEITH, CLERK.
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n ffnm Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and an the eflecn 81 youthful moderation. VIII.
f0r the cake az suffering humanity, scnd free 70
10 al who need Il, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy BY which 10
was curtd. Sufferers wishing % profit ~. the
advertisers experiences. can do 20 BY adde's
John q. OGDEN.
ot13uiW No ~ Cedar a, New York.
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NIANIVIIEl MIrI., MHrch 10 INNV'
J. II. Duvall--Sir: My Mil aud Engine Is
giving the best Of satisfaction. ! Ind II rum
ming In 1--we days amer receiving II. The first
day after startling the Mil. we sawed % logs
Into inch lumber, making iO,041 feet IN ninc
hours ON the second Day we sawed 1890
feet In i0h hours. II was timed ~ one time
when II cut o boards, 10 feet In each board, In
one minute. Yours truly,
GEO. " POTTER
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0RIFFIs 4 STONE.


BRAINTREM, Wyoming Co.. Pa, May ~, 1863.
J. II. Duvall Sir The Engine aud MIL
purchased Of yos, which Mr.. HArdcsty has
started, will do more work than You promised
aud In the best manner. II win saw from
l0,OOo 10 l5,R0 iect IN icG hour.
MAILMAN n GRAY.
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LrnANnN. IN. InlY N. lsa0.

J. II. Duvall- SIR ! profess 10 know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure In
bearing testimony TO the fact that the Portable
Engine aud Saw Mil purchased Of you, can,
III my opinion, cut three times M much lumber
In day ~ any other mill IN this country. We
have sawed 100 feet In thirty minutes. We
can saw from BOO 70 500 per hour.
II. n. HARRISON
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cMoss PLAINS, Ind. Feb. H. 1881.
J. II. Duvall--sir; To-day we sawed 1900
feet OF lumber In less than ten hours. About
three-fourths Of II was Inch lumber. The Mil
does very well. Yours truly,
SAM'L KENNEL a 90.
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sTATE on MIssIssIPPI,
HNps coUNTY.

First District, October III, IeG6.
WI. Braey, ct al, At rules in Chan
% ". - III
John Robb, Adj, et all
I'm opening the papers in this ease, and il
~ appearing that depOnents, Eugene Barnes
and George W. Barnes, do not reside In the
state u Mississippi. but are now resident
thereof II T., therefore ordered that they
shall enter their appearances In this cause,
and plead answer or demur on the First MON
DAY Of December next, that being the 1rsi
day Of the next ensuing regular term OF this
Court, or the bili and allegations thereof will
DE- taken a. confessed and admitted ~ 10 them.
10 Il further ordered. That a copy Of this
order b. published la the Weekly Clarion, \
newspaper published In the city % JACKSON.
Mississippi, Tor one month NJ least, once each
week.
A true copy from The minutes.
w.O. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
oci-wlm L. A. LINDSEY, u. &.
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rs hereby given that Clinton, Bolton and
N Eaward's Depot have been dispensed with
a. points for weighing and marking Cotton.
and. until further notice, Cotton may be ship
pod direct rom slid points 10 NieksburR.
THOS. :. WHITE.
oen Aasessor Internal Revenue.
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J, II. nuvall Sir: Tho portable Engine and
lsIaction. Wa have 10 twenty days amer set
ting Il up, sawed aO0 ON feet ~ frozen hrmlurk
timber, which we call the best sawiug ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania. The Mill was
run by Mr.. Harlesty.
uRIFFIs 4 STONE.
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FulroN. Itawamba Co., MI Aus. a islO.

}. II, nuNall- Siri We have been running
the Portable Engine. Saw MIN and Corn Mill
we purchased Of You some i've months ago.
We average IN tough, scrubby pine, from s,OO0
TO i0.00 feet Of lumber per day. We grind
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles to
see our Mill. She T. the wonder and a,lmira-
tion Of all. We ehcernilly recommend them 10
those IN want Of Mills aud Engines.
q, A. HAMILTON 4 co.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

First District, october III, 1850

First District, October III, 1866
Edward y. Evans,
81 VS.. At rules In Chancery.
Julia A. g. Evans.
IN opening the papers IN this ease and u
" appearing 10 the satisfactiin Of the Court
that Julia q. Evans does not reside Ia the
State q Mississippi, but Il NONRESIDENT
thereof,
IL il, Therefore, ordered that she shall enter
her appearance In this cause, and plead. an
swer or demur, on the tirst MONDAY OF
December. 1866, that being the first day Of the
next ensuing regular term Of this Court, or the
bin and allegations thereof will be taken a.
confessed and admitted.
II Is further ordered. that copy ~ this order
be published in sthe Weekly Clarion, news
paper published In the city OF Jackson. Missis-
sippi, for four successive weeks. at least once
In eaeh week. trH
A true copy from the minutes.
(Attest.)
W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
oc5-di-w4 l.. A. LINDSEY, ID. g.
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=. CARVER COMPANY IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

TWNHE undersigned, sole agents in New Or.
IL leans for the sale Of this well known ana
Justly celebrated Gin, are now prepared 70
offer to Fdctors and Planters a complete as
sortment Of sizes Of recent manufacture, and
combining all Of the latest patented inprore-
nsents, which render it superior 10 all other
Gins. Materials are also furnished for repairs
FOSTER a Co,
iyaug2w3m. No. 80 st. Charles
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JoHx CHIxANkN Social PRoBLElI-
The oraat fnfux Of Cinnamon into
CsHfosnia gives rise to the idea among
the people or that State, that the next
social problem win be the status Of
the Chinese in the United States
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HANcnck. Md.. NnY. IN. Isai.

J. II. Duyall-Sir The Saw MIL OF %
Horse Power purchased OF you. has been set up
by your Mr.. Hardcsty. On saturday last we
sawed 500 ieat In eight hours We can safely
say that Il exceeded our expectations.
Yours truly,
BRIDGES, HAMILTON n DANIELS.
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The steamer General Quitman, on
her last trip, carried into New Orleans
2230 bales of cotton, being the largest
load of the season.
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This VREEIT CLARION,
NOTICE.

In future no name win he entered on our
subscription books unless the subscription is
paid in advance The heavy and regular
outlay Of cash necessary TO conduct our bus
mess oompels us to adopt this as rule, 10
which VIC shall strictly adhere Those who
arc in rrEesrs would greatly favor US by re-
hitting the amounts dine If
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Locusr onovr, Weekly Co., Tcnn

March u, 1850.
!. II. Duyalla-slf ON last Saturday we
cut something over i3,O00 feet Of inch poplar
lumber; worked eleven hours forty -nye minutes
~ Nash attended the saw. We cut this
amount from logs sawed from stumps, and can
10 II ever yday with good logs AMI hands.
DIu h. j. SHANNON.
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On Monday last there we're seven
deaths from Cholera in New Orleans
and six from yellow fever.
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y. II. Duyall. sir; We are still alive and
wen, The Engine and Mill n giving satiIac.
ti0n, and II pronounced by NIL good Judges The
best Mill In this State.
ID. IIEBERLING A. son.
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The National Star Is the name

The National Star is the name Of a
new weekly paper which comes 10 us
,s ION Goodman, Miss. 1t is published
BY G. p NJ. Turner and Mai. j. L.
McCnllum The Star is well edited
and presents very good appearance
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A VALUABLE plantation near Brookha-
N ven, Miss, and four miles west Of the y.
o. & J. Railroad, viii be sold cheap TOT carn.
said tract contains 11GO acres, 80 Of which
are In etIltiyation-bottOm lands q u Bayou
Piere--the balance woodland. Everything
In good repair for another crop.
There i also ON the place valuable wateI
mill, Grist and saw, with an abundance Of the
finest timber 10 be found anywhere
For further information apply 10 Mr. War.
rem or Mr.. SallT, q BrOOkhasen- wat
~ View Orleans Times publish four times
weekly, and send bill TO This Office
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Roprnr RACK, late Black Pittman N, Esrrs,
late Horton, Estes Co


Successors to Horton, Estes 4 Co.,
OOTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION
" Merchants. Ofice-Nos. 1 and 2 Mosby
and Hunts Block, No. 304 Front street, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Condgnments Of Cotton, Tobacco and Grain
solicited. Begging, Rope and all supplies fur
nished az the lowest rates. Liberal Cash Adj
vancements made on Cotton In store or IN
transit. [0cil-w
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SHRINE, BOYD& 90.

TT fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills b. be made Of frst-class material; work
manship the same. and 10 saw from GOO 10
10000 feet OF lumber per day, say 10 hours,)
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
10 all correspondents. Address:
Ua j. II. DUVALL,
Zanesyille. Ohio
J. II. DUNALL,
may24wdm Mobile. Ala.
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A pROMIasORY Note, bearing date Dec,
n IS. 1873, and payable b N. q. Murphy /,
or bearer, signed by A. Barnett.
All persons are forewarned against trading
~ oet '' IL $50 no i7.w5t MTMURPHY.
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4 OFFER FOR SALE the following Real
Il Estate, situated IN the town Of Dover, in
Yaz0o county, viz;
A LOT Of one acre, on which there Is an
Office, containing two rooms, suitable for a
sleeping apartment and dispensary--neatly
papered, and in good repair. There Is a Cts.
tern convenient 81 the office, which Is NOW IN
good order.
Also, LOT of two acres, on which there
are a Stable, Crib, and all the necessary stable
Buildings, and, in addition, Horse Pond, and
Lot well set with Bermuda Grass.
The Lots are near each other, and the build
ings thereon were used by myself while was
practising my profession IN the town Of Dover
The location Is good one for physician,
either with or without q family, and the build
ings were erected with an eye TO the conve.
nience of any one engaged IN the practice q
medicine. For further particulars apply In
person, or by letter, TO me, In Iazoo Cityi or
to DIR. l.. Rice, at Dover, Miss.
ocl2-dlw-wlml u. Q. MCCAIN, nj. y.
FTTR NTTTJR E..
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D.R. q. ALExAND DE

OF cLrNToE, MIS-
II As just receiTed fresh supply % Botanic
dine and attention. for navy year. 70 Chronic
Disease BE- i prepared 70 cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic DiarhRa- Chronic Disease Of ne
frr.. Liver. ersfeen and Kidney. Dropsy,
meutz. Sc. Persons residing - 700 great > ~
letter uueoessfailY. Pubic patronage refpeci-
esIlv solieifad. mh10w1y.
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ALpINr DEror. W. NJ. gcnt q2. Iatb

ALPINE DEPOT, w. W. sept. y, 800.
J. II. DuYall-~Sir: With the assistance Of
Mr.. Hardesty, we have just completed the vet
ting up Of the Portable Engines and Mills pur-
chased Of you. Mil No. !, the first day elit 1t
the rate Of ! 800 feet " Oak aud Pine lumber
per hour. Mil No. ?, we have just started and
with equal success. They are working V our
entire satifnctlon, and We feel confident that
the machinery will DO all you advertise. ~
Yours truly,
f..a SHRINE, BOYD& co.
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TLV ARENA INsTTT TIE
{ Near FLyowERs PLACE, J

amEth CsaRty, mississiPP'
FIHE second Annual Session q this lnsti-
tufe will commence ON the Third MOnday
In September next.
mediate direction Of Mr.. LEWIS I. FITlHUGH'
~ Principal. -. a.
Tn FemalesaDepartmen VIII Dc under the
charge of Miss NARCIsHA JOKES, disiln-
guisbesl graduate Of Mt. liermon Institute. who
bas produced the highest testimonials o. th9r-
ougf = holarship and success a. teacher.
1he Musical Department VIII be under the
charge OF Mr.. VI. A. WHITFIELD. thorough
and sceonnlished nusic TEACHER.
The attention of Parents and Guardians y
called 10 the rfired and healthy locality oi thi-
school. rs re1n0fanssss from any town removes
All ts.nf,taiion for extravaRance, abe course o.
.e,lucation will be- a. thorough A. can " ODD
famed elsewhere. The school, commencing o.
N nm nader the most embarrassing clrcuin-
.tanees. bas more than met The expectations ~
n numerous friends, and VIII open next 80
sion under the most faf0rAble Auslnees ioi co"-
- ir.as-rrf flsaft success.
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The BUREAU IN GEoRGIA.-Four
white men charged with the murder of
a negro in Columbia county, have been
arrested by the military and committed
to Jail. tits understood the persons
will have an examination before the
Judge ofthe County Court, now in
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MADISON COLLEGE,

MADISON COLLEGE,
StHARON, MISS. win open the 1T or O,to-
- Der. 1906, under the Presidency Of the Rev.
III +. JonNsoN, assisted by competent PROBES
sors. Expenses for term Of six months, paya-
be in currency
Tuition N Primary Department, $40 90
. :. Preparatory - %
I" Collegiate 10 %
Board, everything included, about $40 per
month.
For further information, address
RKV. II. y. JOHNSON, or
81 Or. NJ. j. MCKEE, Pres. Board Of Tres.,
Sharon, Miss.
The Board Of Trustees will receive applicf.
tons for the Chair Of Ancient Languages.
auQ16w2m.
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wm. c. shepafd. A L. Abbstt Rsb't 6 Huiehins1i
Shepard, Abbott = Co.,
importers and Dealer. IN
CRoCKERY, CHINA.
AND GLASSWARE,

LIABLE Cutlery. Britannia and Plated
~ Hars. Casfofa. Lamps and VI, japan
Ware. Tnaie. Tea apoona &c.
Ruyern wiiI hnd i % their altantaes - ex
anime cur stock before purchase ELSEWHERE.
October Ifth, 1885. WIN