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RI AND
IA ale and Female Aca DENY
ENTERPRIsn FEMALE COLLEGE,

ENTERPRISE FEMALE COLLEGE
VNlS Institution will resume its exercises
on the3d Monday in September, aud closes
~ June, 1866. An accomplished Board of
Teachers viii fill the various Departments. and
the President. DIR. j. W. HARMON. viii deliver
durlng the sessions, series of Lectures on
histology also, ON the Presumptive and
POSITIVE Evidences Of Christianity The col
egc Class will be required to take notes and
answer queries on the Lectures.
TERMS or TUETIoN-One-half I'm advance
tho balance 10th February Special arrange.
ments can be made by consultation:
Primary Department, per month, 50 90
Preparatory " 00
College Glasses, embracing Ancient Lam
=, EuuSeS,) per month, 80
Modern Languages, French per month. 4 Oo
Music, with use oflnstrument) prmonth 4 O0
Orhamental-embracing Painting. Draw
ing, Penmanship and Embroidery. 90
frot. L, A. PfAtlenschleger, one of the most
a, complished artists in the country. will mi
this department
incidental eNpensesper session, 81 80
fuplls can enter tie College at any time du-
ring the session, and will be charged from the
time Of entrance.
Board, $50 per month. Each boarder must
furnish their own bed linen. Lights and
washing extra. Board can be had i'm the
Presidents, and private families.
For further details, write to the President.
REV. j. W. HARMON,
aug Io"toc-' Enterprise, Miss.
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The Democracy of New York city
have nominated james Brooks for
Congress in the Eighth aud Fernando
Wood In the Tenth District.
one of Mr. Brooks opponents is
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who is
an Independent candidate desiring an
election as rchuke to the dominant
pary for ito rotrogressivc legislation
in making inyidious distinctions on
the ground of sex Mrs Stanton is for
free press, rrec speech, free men and
trade.
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II has been officially announced by
Gen. Wood that the Rev. William X,
Douglas, Protestant Episcopal Church.
and fate Superintendent OF public
schools in the City Of Natchez, has
been employed hy the Freedmen's
Bureau TO traverse this State to aid in
The establishments of schools for the
education OF the eolored race.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

JASPER COUNTY.
Probate Court, august Term, d. d., 1866
To the unknown heirs of Robert S. Underwood.
the unknown heirs Of James L. Underwood
and all other persons Interested in the Estate
OF Thomas Underwood, deceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be, and personally
IL appear before the Honorable Probate
Court OF Jasper county, State aforesaid. on the
LIST Monday in October next. then and there 10
snow cause, II any You can, why the lands.
tenenents and Entertainments OF the said Thos'
Underwood, deceased, described in the petition
OF samuel b: Underwood, administrator Of said
estate, should not be sold, AS prayed for in said
petition, to pay the debts Of said decedent.
.... Given undsr my hand and seal Of of.
Las. flee, the l4th day Of August, A. d..
1866. JAS. U. MCCORMICK,
as's-oWoI' Clerk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
JASPER COUNTY.

Probate Court, august Term, 1866
To Nancy Wilson, Polly Ann Smell and James
NJ. smell. her husband. and all others inter.
ested in the Estateof Isaac Downs, decreased.
VOU are hereby cited to be, aud personally
Il appear before the Honorable Probate
Court Of said county. on the list Monday IN
October next, then and there to show cause. If
any you can, why the letters of James N.
not be surrendered; and further 10 show carse
II any you can, why the final account of said
administrator, now ON file in said Court, should
not be allowed, &c.
...... Given under my hand and seal of of.
lbs. flee, the 18th day of August, A. d..
1856. JAS. L. MCCORMICK,
aug-"Noi Clerk
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Tho Nickshurg Times Of yesterday giyo'
an account oftho obscquies Of Mr. Stevens
an old and highly respected merchant Of
Nicksburg, whose remains were followed 10
tho grave on last Sunday boy large con
course Of friends and acquaintance Tho
Masonic fraternity accompanied the process
Sion to the Presbyterian Church where an
Grafton was delivered by Rev C. X Marshall
The Times states that on tho arrival of the
most touohingly beautiful Grafton was read
10y Hon Giles NJ Illycr The ceremonies
were intensely interesting and strikngly
imposing, and from the high rank Of the
deceased more than usually long.
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1iu' New York Herald, ia referring
10 the firm Of Seward, Weed and Ray
mond, says Thurlow Weed Is out In a
long rigmarolc ola letter. in which he
defines bis position 10 be in opposition
TO the coPpcrhcads, but in favor OF
Hoffman The Grim Of Seward, Weed
and RAYMOND may therefore be con.
sidcrod ne thus disposed Of for the
present Seward is completely over
ON the Tammany side Of the fence,
Raymond has gone completely over
on the other side while Weed is
hanging over on the same side all but
one lee, astridc Of which is Hoffman.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,
First District Oafobe, Iot 1899

Edward I. Evans,
oil VS.. AT rlf1hs in Chanenrv
Julia A. c. Evans,
On opening the papers in this case and 1t
- appearing to the satisfactin of the Court
mat Julla a. Z. Evans does not reside in the
State Of Mississippi, but is a nonresident
thereof,
1t Is, therefore, ordered that she shall enter
her appearance in this cause, and plead, an
swef or demur, on the first MONDAY Of
December. 1876, that being the first day of the
next ensuing regular term of this Court, or the
Dill and allegations thereof will be taken as
confessed and admitted.
1t is further ordered, that copy of this order
be published in the Weekly Clarion, news
paper published in the city of Jackson, Missis-
slppi' for four successive weeks, at least once
in each week.
A true copy from the minutes.
(Attest,)
w. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
Ocd-dl-w4 l.. A. LINDSEY, d. C.
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EVERY { BRO.S PATENT COTTON GINS
c 0 N o EN- s ER s .

- ~ ~ ~ < ~ . Z " .
HNJESE GINS AND CONDENSERS, con.
n tain many. valuable improvements, not
hitherto used IN the South.
They are portable, and can be used either
with or without any building.
The Cotton Is delivered from the Condenser.
as fast as ginned, in a skeet a. thick ~ o bat,
'tree from the dust and sand that is usually dis
charged with the lint by the old process Of GIN
ming
These gins are capable Of turning out more
and better cleaned ginned cotton per day. with
The same amount OF power. without injury to
the staple, than any others now in use.
They aio 20 constructed ~ to be used either
With or without the Condenser, as desired.
A Pc BILE. PRESS
Il also connected with the Gin. on the Lever
differing entirely from the old plan,
20 that bale Of 300 lbs. can be cOmpr,s scd by
hand.
They are cheaper and more convenient than
amy other, as they can be moved at pleasure
from one plantation to another.
y ~ saw Gin complete, with Condenser and
Press. can be delivered Mt any point for about
sou; u 80 saw Gin for about $3.50.
These Gins vary from 20 10 100 saws. and ac-
nording to capacity. are fully warranted to turn
out from 2to 10 bales per day.
For further particulars address,
MORTIMER q BAKER, Agents,
Crystal Springs, Miss
III Agents 10 sell, wanted throughout the
stath. septl9w3m
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Kinds COUNTY.

First District, October lst 1850.
50 WI Rracy' ct ALL At rules in Chan.
John Robb, Ad., ct ALL "i!'
IN opening the papers IN this case. and Il
~ appearing that Opponents, Eugene barnes
aud George W. barnes, do not reside IN the
state Of Mississippi, but are now resident
thereof; II j., therefore ordered that they
SHAH enter their appearances In this cause,
anu plead answer or demur ON the First MON
DAY Of December next, that being the first
day ~ the next ensuing regular term of this
Court or The bill and allegations thereot viii
he taken ~ confessed aud admitted A. 10 them
Us nrthcr ordered, That a copy Of this
order be published la the Weekly clarion.
newspaper published H. the city Of Jack son,
mississippi, for one month az least. once each
week.
\ true copy from the minutes.
Attest
W.O. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
oci-wlm l.. 4. LINDSEY, nc.
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Errorn Of YnmlIn

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears
a from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
and all the effects Ofyouthful indiscretion. viii
Tor the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
TO all who need it, the receipt and directions
lor making the simple remedy by which he
advertisers experience, can do SO by address
ing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN.
Oc4-3fnW No, AZ Cedar 81 Now York
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WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cotton FACTORS
w aud Commission Merchants. Nos NJ. ~.
~. %, and % Poydras STREET, corner Of Poy.
dras ahd rchcnpitoulas streets. New Orieau>.
CF- Az Cuttsl Consicusd 10 rs vii receive ne ,sr
seh. attention = W. p. Girauit tforuieriy uif1
t1e heuse q Wrghi Aleu- who g. specially charged
with that department. 81 our husinss.
Gro c. SERASrArN
vln b. found At this house ready 70 wait On b. GA
friends - All.
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THE STATE or NISSISSIPPI
JASPER COUNTY.

In Tie Probate Court Of said County, Auoust
Ttgm, 1866.
To David W. Moore, and All otber nersors =,
terested in the Estate Of Levi Moore. deed.
VOU are hereby notified to he. and nersoD-
- ally appear before the Probate Court ~
Jasper county, State Of Mississippi. "a be belJ
at the Court House. in the town 81 Pauldjnv
on the Isl Monday in October next, then ami
sneis 70 snswer the petition Of Mary ID
oate Of certain instruments of wrifine I11,r.
lsornng to be the last VIII and frsfni,,sIs,, AZ
Levi Moore. deceased. =.
Given under nv hand and seal Of a,
L.. nee. this 18th ,lay az August. A. ".
100. JAS. L. McCORNICEA-
aus-SM9t c.
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Propcrt, E,cmpt f,om snIc

|
The laws otGcorgia exempt from sale the
following property of every debtor who is
the head of a family, by virtue of any pro.
| cess WhateVerk
| l. Fifty acres of land, aud five additional
| acres for each of his or her children under
| the age of sixteen years. This land shall
include the dwelliug-house. Il the value of
such house aud Improvements does not eN.
coed the sum of two hundred dollars; pro.
Nided that none of the above land he within
the limits of the city, town or village, and
does not include any cotton or wool factory
saw or gtist mill, or any other machinery
propelled by water on steam, the value Of
Which exceeds the sum ottwo hundred dol
lars and provided also, that such land
shall derive its chief value from other cause
Than It's adaptation 10 agricultural purpo-
SEES OF, la lien of the above land. real es-
tate IN city, town or village, not exceeding
live hundred dollars IN Value
?. One farm horse or mule
! One .uW and calf
1. Ten head Of hogs and ifty dollars
worth OF provisions, and live dollars worth
additional for each child
;. Beds, bedding, and common bedsteads
sufficient for the family
o One lootn, one spinning wheel. and two
pair of cards. and one hundted pounds Of
lint cuttou.
. Common tools oftrade for himself and
wife
:, Equipments aud arms Of militia sol.
der aud troopers horse.
9. Ordinary cooking utensils and table
1rockcry
10. Wearing apparel Of himself and fam.
ly.
u. Family Bible, religious works. and
~ Family portraits
II The library Of a professional man, in .
actual practice of business. not exceeding
.hrce hundred dollars in, value, and 20 bc .
selected 10y himself
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cARPnNrERrNa.

III NJ. TAI loB, Carpenter and Builder in
IL forms bis friends. and the public. that
biz new shop. on president street, adjoining
Massic's new livery stanle, l. now In succeSs-
fnl operation. ne 4 prrpSrei 30 90 an kind
Of lohhing an Nnnsa nnillinr n.l.aLfr
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
KINDS COUNTY.
Circuit Court, FIRST Disricl, Junc Term, is66.

'"o"" 'oWf' fHot DisHfcf, juno Term, 1866
5. S. Cranberry
VS. ! Attachment for s,5-f IN tOo
Henry Nabring,l
'I'IlE Attachment in this case. having been
L duly returned, levied upon the Real Estate
OF said Defendant, and it appearing to the sat
isfaction Of the Court. that said Defendant is a
non-restdent Of the Safe Of Mississippi, IL is
now ordered that publication he made Tor four
consecutive weeks, in the Clarion, public
newspaper. printed aud published in the city
of jackson, citing the Defendant TO he, and
personally appear, at the December Term Of
the Court aforesaid, to be held in the CITY
Hall, in jackson, ON the First Monday of De
cember, A. d., 1866, and answer 10 the
complaint aforesaid, in default of which ap-
pearance. Judgment by default will be rem.
dered against said Defendant.
w. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
l.. A. LINDSEY. ID. e.
Charles f. Mount, Attorney.
jackson, Aug. %, 1866. aup3Ow5t.
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CITATION.

OII AIIUNs
10 James Moore, whereabouts not kaown:-
VOU are cited to appear before the Probate
n Court Of Newton county, State of Missis-
slppi, OH the third Monday of October, A. ID.
lSd6, to show cause why the petition OF r. L.
y j. }. Thornton, Administrators of Amos
moore, deceased. praying for sale of all the
lands belonging to said decedent,s estate f,lIy
described in said petition now on file in this
Court, should not be granted.
By order of Court, september Term, 1866,
sept. II, 1866 THOMAS KEITH. Clk
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AdmInIstrator,s safe.

IN virtue. and In pursuance Of a de- rec Of
= the Probate Court Of Jasper county. Miss.
made at the December Term, A, d.. IS,aj fnere
OF, the undersigned. administrators Of The rs
tate Of LittetoR Jones. deceased, will. on the
ith Monday Of september next. between the
hours prescribed By law, proceed sell at The
Court. House door. In the town Of Paulling.
and ~ public auction, 20 the highest bidder for
CASH. al that rortain tract oflapd situate in
said Jasper county. belonging 10 deceased. and
described ~ follows. to-wit:
W.. section !. T 3, r n p. Except 5 e.. Of
Mh.l and ~ of W.. and ; r.. section
], 7 Z, II +. The y f. SCI II. rs. RIFE
The Va. \ W.. See e, rs. RisE. and the
; ~ 81 W., and VIZ of ; FL. Sec IS. T
4. X II +; a largo portion II said lands bcine
now In high state Of cultivation.
JAMES l.. THAGARDg
JERRY JONES. Admrs
August %. A. D.. ISy6-wst.
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PORT GIBSON
c o l. LEG IATE ADEMY


c OLLIE GIATE AoADEMY,
College for Young Ladies. =
MYTH A PREPARATORY AND PM
w mary school. In success \ operation
Tor Thirty-Eighi years. re
FkCuLrY:
\. >. WRIGHT. A. NJ. President q Faculty..
Ms. a. A. WRIGHT. Principal.
Kew. JNn. A. b. IoNEs.
Rev. COEYDON CHtMHFRI AIN.
hrs. MARIE N. DWIGHT
Miss ANNA "a. Ross.
Miss MARIE N. DWIGHT.
Boaulcrs are under special charge os tbe
Lady Principal. They furnish their own Led.
English tuition. with board. S. Per quar.
ier, payable in advance.
for circulars and particulars. assulv q
A. J. WRIGHT.
- -. ID HUMPHREYS. President Board Of
1 iu'le's' sepllwly.
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Brown is at his Post :

n VIA stumble on coed fifu-s r.s-.sil,s,sti
for instance be has everything fhat +. salI sr,i
healthy 70 eat. and Lime fili vou s.ar,f rssf-
e keceiring FRESH NAL everv vrasl-
sept-T7I S06d6f3fx.
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&. NEIL>ON,


or CLINTON, MISS.
As just received q fresh slIpplv Of Rot.,,ie
n Medicines for sale Having devoted mus,
time and attention, for many years. 10 Cbrante
Diseases, be i prepared 70 cure Dyspepsia ana
Shronic Dorlisrs. Chronic Disease az tbe
Lungs, Liver, spleen ana kidneys. Dronsv
Asthma Scrofola and letter, Uterine Iernnrse
taents. &c. Fersous residing At too great d.
tanoe 10 consult him in person. AN ~ y, ~,
letter successfully. Public patronage resuert-
lAiiA sollcltesi. mhAiwfv
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George W Grant, TX.
zrbl. ". kendi EEpl
Wm. 4. Garland.
R1 virtue % the above sisted writ
- directed from the office ~ the clerk
Circuit Court for the Fint District Of
county, Mis-, ! will on MONDAY. u
day u November next, sell az Pa bic Az
o the highest bidder for cas b. within tho
prescribed by law. IN front n the city II
Jarkson. the following described property
The NJ, w. sEi4 and SW4 and
~ = snd =, AW q and n acre IN THE
Nv = ser. la. and Is nrie ia the SW J
-, nll Ia Township q, Range one Elt. !,
AMI heing iu Kinds county Miss. which
levied upon a. the property Of deiendant. "
J.. Harland, and will b. sold to satisfy
above stated ease and all costs
:. Is. THOMAS.
s0p27 -3w sheriff HlndsC cunt,
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1A@tt CAANtls Nne1ItfuHs
JACK son, Mississippi
0iFkRs fsr s,le a tus sssrtnsui 81 Toys Dsn..
60 taf'siy oitmey fosdA Aprn lodfm
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WHEREAS. Letflg& of Aamt..
" the Estate Amos AIoore> trlation on
Meff granted 70 y UNDERSIGNED. a s,r,eased,
Term, "A. d., iaG q the Proi,ate go. ~
tNesston eouhiH mississippi now All r.ersos y
nay ils claims Againsi Dsce,lent. are no;ifsi ~
F,,-5.--i a -, -. pTvtaisd- within the time
limited - iaW, OF They wiz Re forever bsrred
r. z THORNTON,
u. THORNTON. Z Adm'rs.
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HOTEL AND LOON
KEEPERS
THE sECRE EXPO sEDl
SAVE 900 PER CENT I!

have capital recipes for the manufacture Of
u II A n Dl IRISH WHISKY aud OLD
BOURBON. These receipts are not new-n0
humbug. They are used by all the leading
dealers, and you buy from them the same arti.
Gle you cun cusily make yourself The liquors
are made by mixiure-nQ apparatus required
Buy the recipes for your own use and save your
money. Price ~ cents each. or Il for the three.
II. A. COLWELL.
seplldiw&w3m. Allentown, Pa,
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For Rent Very Low.

'IHIE entire premises Of Shady Grove Semi
j nary; including one hundred acres OF open
land; buildings and furniture suitable for
boarding school, good well aud spring water:
situated ten miles east Of Philadelphia, Ne
shoba county.
For particulars, address Marg't Alderma II
care Of DR.. Fulto Merida n, Miss aug30w4
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From ~ BaHgor Jfmes.
"Parson Brownlo@ advises the Radicals oi
the North ~ march South. with the torch
In one hand and turpeutine IN the other
The TOTeh-and-Tnrpe Brigade.
7 go Thea IN their ElndipR way
Acres The biIl and dow % Che GLADE
They're gDlng G0ufh 20 burn and slay--
The Iofchaud Inrpeniius Brigade
It's Boa directs The flaming march
lilo Pafssn sports ths bread and vine
lbs NHic C0bbief" waves the Tnfch
Willie Jladdeus totes The Tufpentins
Asifidr 40 ass u nipnsJOug aixe
Whose ~ are ~ tlie sitep'ea tall
with visited swords on b0ti his thighs
iiidea f0frb the fiery Hapnibawli
Fierce a. the ffspElfd nnlf0ra
WIZ rolling eyes and we pOised head
hold ADraee' bDWs hiH 2ewtsT horn
To give The cohOrtl time and tread
MAithI ED,
On 1htrsday evening At the brlds'a father Al New
Alhany, Mins by the Rev. Isaac smith Mp
w EMO v. COhAELIus n MISS DOVE ANGIE,
eldest daughter n A. Beard Esq.
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acre. Ia ~ and ~
wcstfnd o, r.. y ;. l.. "A Of scc. No. ma.
Of range No. one. east containing In all % acre,
be the same more or less. Acting as Trustee,
] shall only convey TO the purchaser such title
~ u vested IN me as Trustee aforesaid, al.
though the title is considered good. This sale
Is made on the written request Of the Execu-
triN Of said Austin.
j. II. LEDBETTER, Trustee.
jackson, Sept 18th, IsGG-wtds.
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WHEREAS, by an order and decree of
the Probate Court of Newton County, made
40 the March term 1866, thereof, the estate
of Is. Il. Dyess, deceased, was declared in
solvent and insufficient TO 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 in
March A. ID. 1867, or they will be barred.
ABNER PERRY,
Aprill9 w6m a Administered
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Innd CnI. ssnIn

' W. ''NAh7s
A VALUABLE plantation near Brookha-
N ven, Miss, and four miles west of the n.
o. a j. Railroad, will be sold cheap for cash.
said tract contains 1860 acres, $50 of which
Hrc IN cultivation bottom lands Of The Bayou
Picre--the balance woodland. Everything
Ia good repair for another crop.
There Is also on the place a valuable water
mill. Grst aud saw, with M abundance Of the
tlncsi timber 10 be found anywhere
For further information apply 10 Mr.. War
rem or Mr. Nally, Of liro0khayen. wit
fiJ- New Orleans Times publish four times,
weekly, and send bill 10 this Office.
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InE FAMINE IN lNpIA.-The almost
complete failure Of the rice crop in
large sections of British India has
produced famine from which thous.
mds have persisted, and millions are
in danger of perishing, of starvation.
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VNO q. +. JOHNSON. of the State of Texas:
GU are cited TO appear before the Pro
Date Court Of the county Of Newton. State of
lss-, on the Third MONDAY Of November
NJ, 70 show cause why the final account OF
X. L. JONES, executor Of the last win and
tes. si OF W. W. JOHNSON. deceased. now
on tile in this office should not he allo,yej etc
10y order Of the Court, the 3D. Monday in
September, A. d. 1866. -
oc2-w4t THOS. kettle. t,lerl
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DIR. NASH AND HIS INFIRMARY.

WE.. THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
w Of Magnolia. Pike county, Miss. take
great pleasuse In informing all persons In.
nicted with Cancer, ScrOfula. Goiter. Wens
sore Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or Skin Disease
TO call on DIR. A. NASH, ut his Infrmary,
Magnolia, Miss, where they win find GER
tain cure. We know of a certainty that he has
cured II number o. the worst eases of Cancer
Goiter, Sore Leg, Wens. &c.. that we ever sa s
ON living men. He has quite number of
cases of the same character that are desperate.
That he Is treating at this time with every pros
peet OF success. We voluntarily give this no.
nee TO the afflicted, as act of Justice and cor
dially recommend DIR. Nash as an experienceu
and certain cure for the above
Il
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RomRr BLACK. late Black a Pittman z y. ESTES
late Horton Estes a Co
Black, Estes & Co.
Successors TO Horton, Estes & Co.
GOTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION
~ Merchants. OAice-Nos. and > Mostly
and Hunts Block, No. 30i Front street. Mem.
phis. Tenn.
Consignments Of Cotton. Tobacco and Grain
solicited. Begging, Rope and all supplies fur.
niShed at the lowest rates. Liberal Cash Adj
vancemcnts made on Cotton in store or i'm
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