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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24
LIVERY Ind SALE STABLE,
NO. 3ODEADERICK STREET
BETWEEN SUMMER AND CHERRY.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD MOST RE-
i speetfully call the attention Of the citizens Of
Nashville and public generally. to his fine stock Of
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SALES of new corn have been made in
Loudon county, Va, at three dollars per
barrel-as it shrinks one-tenth during the
winter, this is equal to SO 80 cents in
March. The crop.'is enormous, and from
the scarcity of -four it will command
more.
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YRNSpEEN StIE


NOTICE l. hereby given. that. pursuant .,
~ the provisions u nccl OF nust. mad,
| hy Charlie, y Hooker Tor The hcueft VI Wa. =
| Austin, dcCpasCd. on the lst daY ct NAV, A. o.
lo.a, 20 SEIZURE TIE payment OF a promissory
note under seal for Tie prlncral .um Of sloO.
said notc datod IL MAY, ISM, and due llmonihs
aier date, aud credited by fl0yO on Feb. ieth.
1850, aud slooO lstDcr. lisa, aud fiO00aih June.
lona. the undersigned, Trustee, viii ptoCt,d
ON tho
9th DAY OF NOVEMBER, is.ls.
m froni az the Capital, In tho rity ~ Jackson.
between the hour II ta O'Clock. NJ. and
o'clock, +, NJ, 20 expose topuhhc salc, iorca.h.
at puh,ic yutcry, "a the hirhc-t bidder, the
lnnd. named in said ppcd " Trust. nr so much
thereof ~ may be- necrs.ary for the satismc.
tinn Of the halaucv ~ slU0 priucipal. aud law
ful Interest, pcW ,luc un said note said auds
described as follows, Lying anl being IA the
county u Kinds, aud stats vt Mississippi. urnr
TO or adjoining the ciy " lack son. to.wit: rs
acres 10 T. "a 81 y y. ~, and ~ acrcs being the
westeud Of r. rs, n. a, % sec No. nine z. i've
Of range No. one, east containing IN az Ai acres
bo tho same more or less. Acting AZ Trustee,
| shall only convey 10 the purchaser such title I
~ is vested IN NE ~ TRUSTEE aforesaid ul. I
though the iitleis considered good. THIS sale 1
i made on the written request or the Eyccu. /
riN Of said Austin
y n. LEnBEIvrER, Trustee.
jackson, sept 18th, ls,1-wtls,
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ENTERPRISE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THNllls Institution win resume is exercises
u ON the ad Monday in September. and closes
In June, 1857. An aeeamnli shssl iteard Of
'raa.l,ors 80 1ti tfie various departments. and
the President, DR.. J. W. HARMcN, WI deliver
during the sessions, series Of Lectures ON
Physiology also, on the Presumptiye and
Positive Evidences Of Christianiiys IheCal.
lcge Class viii be required 10 take notes and
answer queries on the Lectures.
TERMS oF TUITION One-half Ia adyaure-
the balance 18th February spesial arrange
mcnts can be made by consultation:
Primary Department, per month. 80 90
Preparatory ~
College Glasses. embracing Ancient Ian
guages, per month, ~
Modern Languages, French, per month, . ~
Music, with use Of Instrument pr month, o O0
Ornamental embracing Painting. Draw
ing. Ppmnanship and Embroidery, 9 10
Prof +, 4. Pfahensehleger, one Of the most
., comhllshed artist, In the country, viii fll
this department.
Incidental expenses per session, ~ %
Pupils eau enter tue College ut any time du-
ring the session, and will be- charged from the
time Of entrance.
lionrd, s3Q per month. Each boarder must
furnish their own bed linen. Llghts and
washing extra. Board can be had Ia the
Presidents, and private families.
For further details, wtite 10 the President,
REV. j. W. HARMON,
augl5wtoe2. Enterprise, Miss.
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ME STATE on MISSISSIPPI


IN The Probate Court Of said CoriRgion County,
august Ttgpa thereof, 4. H., 1866.
To Elizabeth Berry, and her husband, James
u. Berry, and J. A. Wilks Of Texas, and
Eliza A. Terrell, OF Arkansas:
XNTHEREAs. 40 the August Term Of the
w Probate Court Of said Covlngton county
G. II, Banks, administrator, and Mary Wlks.
administrators. OFT estate offs. II. Wilks de-
ceased. having filed their account OF final settle
mcnt with said estate, and II appearing TO the
satisfaction Of said Court that the residence Of
Elizabeth Berry. and James ID. Berry, her hus-
band and j. A. Wilke, Il In the State OF Texas,
and Eliza A. Terrell Is the State Of Arkansas.
IL Il therefore ordered BY said Court that cta-
ton be made by publication la the Clarion,
newspaper printed and published ~ the city
of Jackson, Hinils county Mississippi for four
weeks In successiun, 10 the said Elizabeth
Berry, and her husband. james u. Berry, j.
A. Milks and Eliza A. Terrell, 30 be and per-
sonally appear IN and before the next regular
December Term of said Court, to be holden ON
the second Monday In December next, A. D.,
1865, Ut the Court House thereof, In the town Of
Williamsburg. ON the first day Of the Term.
and show cause, " any they can, why said
final account should net be allowed, and placed
upon the record ofsaid Court.
... Witness, the Honorable q. y. Rob
LIS. ertson, Judge Of the Probate Court Of
said county, the Second Monday In
August, A. d.. 1865. Issued aud given under
my hand and the seal OF said Court affixed at
my Office In Williamsburg, this the 10th day Of
J. THOMPSON,
Probate Clerk
aug3Dw5t. Covington county, Miss
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Attention. E'hysicis.Iss.

4 OFFER FOR SALE tlIe following Real
Estate, situated In the town u Dover, IN
fazDu county. viz
A LOT u one sere, on which there ~ an
Office, containing two rooms suitable for
sleeping apartment and dispcnsary- neatly
naperedi md In good repair. There Is a Ci.-
tan convenient a. the Office, which Is now In
good order
Also, a LOT IT two sores, on which there
art stable. CRIB. and nll he necessary stable
Bnildings. and, IN addition, Horse Pond, aud
y lot we'll set with Bermuda Grass
Tue Lots are near each other, aud the build
ings thereon were used BY myself while wa.
practising my profession IN the town Of Dover
The location h vuo.l one for a physician.
either With 0r without family. and the build.
ines were erected with en- eye 10 the conye-
nienee Of any one engaged IN the practice ~
For further particulars apply In
person, or by letter. 90 me-. IN NaznO City; or,
10 Or. L. Rice, az Dover. Miss.
r. G. MCCAIN, NJ. n.
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such place as "Mapie Cottage.
presume she has returned to New
York TO fnd me
This conclusion quoted Gena'i
fears about Lucy being lost
Some hours before they arrived il
New York, Polly asked Gena whor
She was going to stop, aud learning
that she intended TO stop at the hotel
she said,
81 f yell cum TO my cousins hum
you are welcome IN du SO, il shan't
cost you one cent o. money--she lives
in big house, awful fine, SO she seq, |
haven't been there, but l know'd she
always makes splurge"
Gena thought Other lonely position,
and keenly feeling the need Of some
one to assist her in finding Lucy, she
kindly thanked Polly and said, Miss
Hopkins, | will be pleased TO remain
few days with you, and trust | shall
not make your cousin any trouble"
LAND O. Liberty, you amt the first
jest she's had in her day, she'll be aw-
full glad tn hev Southern gal in her
house"
II think, said Gena, that your friend
Mrs., said that you were going on
the stage"
Lar, did the critter tell you that
I've sort o'thought ov play hacting
I've gut lots o'savins that / intended
o'speculating with tn he an auctress,
I've gut the capabilities fur great
show woman. I've writ a heft Owe q
month back to the biggest theatre in I
New York, and they writ me tn cum,
- I've cum"
Gena was quite surprised TO find
Mrs. Hart, (Pollie's cousin), so much
If lady. Her house was neatly fur
lished. She appeared very happy to
zee her friends, and told Gena that she
must make herself feel perfectly at
ZONE.
The next day Polly Ann and Mr..
ross called upon Manager N, and
iena called at the hotel where she had ,
stopped, to enquire after
.ucy, but could learn nothing about !
err /
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herself up and down speaking yer,
loudly:
Il am glad to see you This is m,
first visit here what an awful larg,
town il Is amt it AFR So
Yes. il is quite a large town, said
Mr. s., laughing in spite of bis effort
10 remain quiet
Mr. n turned to Polly and said
"AIiss Hopkins, Mr.. =. has com
pany who is travelling through the
country playing in small cities and
towns; how would YOU like 10 go With
him; youmust learn the husiacss be.
fore YOU can engage yourself To play
Tor money, hut Mr. 5, win pay all your
expenses "
When Mr. Cross heard this he could
not help speaking he was even sub.
missivc TO Polly, knowing her 20 be
rich and unmarried:
Polly cant you do something bet.
ter with your money, them folks won't
pay You anything they say z"
Polly turned quickly towards him,
and staring at him, said sharply;
You ortter, who asked you to open
your mouth, I've my own way, and ] |
hey always knowcd l could be hac-
trcss Mr.. $. Twill go with You; I'm
stayin at Mrs Charles Edwards Flarts.
she lives ever so far from here on 40
street, and the number is--is-hut
never mind, here is the number she
writ on a poioe of paper" Polly |
Ioosened the ribbon strings OF her bag,
putting her arm in up to her elbow she
drew forth small piece of paper, and
handed TO Mr. s, who read IT,
VERY well, Miss Hopkins, | shall
all on you tomorrow. -
Polly fastened home TO tell her good
ortune 10 Gena.
The next day Mr. s. called and
When Gena heard that he was going
'outh, she asked him TO engage her,
Polly was delighted on hearing that
iena was an actress, she promised TO
10 everything in her power for her, !
indeed Genas trusting nature was
lad to have some one to befriend her
he found many qualities to admire in {
oily, although she was often panied
her rudeness.
Mr.. S. engaged Gena to play for
i'm for one year ut the salary of S35
er week.
AT the expiration of three weeks
Iena with her quaint friend, Polly
mn, started with Mr.. S. and his com.
any for the South.
AT the same time Estelle and her
lsband were on their way to Ameri-
!, summoned hern-hE-the-illness of
onis Fit
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InsoiVent Notice.

WHEREAS, by an oulrr and decree of
the Probate Court of Newton Comfy made
~ the March term 1850. thoroof, the estate
of h. r. nyoss, deceased. was declared in
solyent aud insufficient 10 satisfy IN, claims
exhibited against said estate Now, there
fore, all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate arc hereby notified 60 iile
them duly probated with the Clerk of said
court 0n OF before the third Monday in
March A. ID. 1867 OF they viii he barred
ABNER PERRY,
Aprill9 wGm Administrators.
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George ". Grant, ES.l
2,o', 81. Ncndi EXponas.
WIN. l.. Garland
RN virtue of the above stated writ 10 me
- directed ffom the oficc Of the clerk II tho
Circuit Court Tor the Ffrst District nf Kinds
county Miss., viii on MONDAY, the dh
d.,1 ~ NoycmherncNt, sell No Public Auction.
a. the highest bidder Tor cash. within the houfs
pre-, CrihUd by law, IN front Of tho City Hall. in
The Ma, VIZ, SEX and SNkt and VIZ,
NIX andEM, NV u and ~ acres in the VIZ
NV a. see, rs, and N acres IN the NWlf sec.
~, all la Township q. Range One last lying
aud hcing In Kinds county, Miss, which was
u, led upon a. The property oflet,udant, WIN.
u. Garland, aud VIII Dr. suld b. satisfy The
above stated ease aud all roats,
y y. THOMAS.
,cp3, .3w sheriff HindsI uuuty.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY,

First District, Octobcr lsi, 1866.
Edward r. Evans,
81 vs.. AZ rules III Chnncory.
Julia A. G. Evans.
Nm opening the papers In this ease aud IL
~ appearing 10 the fatisfactiin Of the Court
that Julia A. G. Evans does not reside In the
state Of Mississippi, but Il n nonresident
thereof,
It's, therefore, ordered that she shall ontor
her appearance In this cause. and plead, nn-
swer or dcmur, on the first MONDAY Of
December. 1866, that being the first day Of the
next ensuing regular term OF this Court, or the
bill and allegations thereof will be taken ~
confessed and admitted.
II ~ further ordered, thatn copy Of this order
be published in the Weekly Clarion, news
paper published In the city Of Jackson, Missls-
sippi, for four successive weeks, at least once
IN ench week.
a true copy from the minutes.
(Attest)
w. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
oc3-d1-w4 l.. A, LINDSEY, u. q.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Probate Court, August Term, 1866.
10 Nancy Wilson. Polly Ann Smell aud james
~ SHELL her husband. and all others inter-
osted In the Estateof Isaac Downs, deceased:
you are hereby cited 10 be-, and personally
II appear before the Honorable Probate
Court IL said county, on the 1T Monday IN
Octnber next, then and there 10 show caIise. II
any you ean, why the letters Of James ~.
Ilambo. administrator II said estate, should
not be- surrendered; and further 70 show cause,
II any you can, why the final account Of said
now on file in said Court, should
not be allowed. De.
Given under my hand aud seal q o.
LIS. free, the 18th day Of August, 4 d.,
INg JAS. 4. MCCORMICK,
alisgL3wd Clerk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
nlNnS COUNTY.

Circaii Court, First District, JsRc Trm 1866.
$. 5. Granborry,l
V Attachment for S5;6 oO.iOo
Henry Nahring.l
THE Attachment In this ease, having been
duly returned, levied upon the Real Estate
Of said Defendant, and Il appearing 10 the vat.
isiaction OF the Court, that said nvtendunt Is a
nonresident uf the S,aie of Mississippi. Il Is
now ordered that publication be made Tor four
consecutive weeks. In the Clarion. public
newspaper, printed aud published In the city
OF jackson, citing the Defendant 10 bc, and
personally appear, at the December Term OF
the Court Aforesaid, TO ho held IN the city
Hall, IN jackson, ON the First Monday ~ De-
ecmher, A. d.. 1865, and answer TO the
aforesaid, In default OF which ap-
pearance, Judgment by default viii be rem.
dered against said Defendant.
W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
l.. A. LINDSEY, u. g.
Charles u. Mount. Attorney.
jackson, Aug. -. 1865, aug30w6t
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The news from the seat of war in
Gambia is important. In the recent
engagement between the revolutionary
Christians and the infidels, the allied
Turks and Egyptians were defeated
with great loss, having as many as
three thousand men placed Aors de COM
bat The Turkish Pacha in command
was made prisoner, but released after
signing the terms of capitulation.
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PRAIsEwoRTHY AdBITIoN-In Cleve-
land, Ohio, the other day, a newspa-
per editor found an infant left at his
door in basket. With 1t came this
note, showing that the mother thought
well of newspaper men:
"MR. STRANGER LOCAL. send you
an item. You are at liberty to give
editorial Endorsement. 1t is a man
child, and its poor father and / want
it taught to be an editor.
MAGDALEN."
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

Probate Court, august Term, 4. d., 1866,
TO the unknown heirs Of Robert 5. Underwood;
the unknown heirs Of James l.. Underwood,
and all other persons Interested In the Estate
Of Thomas Underwood ,Idcceased;
VOU are hereby cited 10 be, aud personally
II appear before the Honorable Probate
Court Of Jasper county, state Aforesaid, on the
LIST Monday In October next. then and there 20
show cause, IL any you cnn, why the lands,
tenements and hercditamcnts Of the said Thos,
Underwood, deceased, described IN the petition
Of Samuel y. Underwood, administrator Of said
estate should not be sold, ms prayed for IN said
petition, 10 pay the debts Of said decedcnt.
~ Giyenundor my hand aud seal Of Of
LIS. flee, the l4th day u August, A. d.,
1866. JAS. z. MCCORMICK,
aug23wji. Clerk.
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Tar BRJper AZ JoHxsoNorLLE..

The BRIDGE AT JoHNsoNoTLLE.-
The work on the large railroad draw
bridge over the Tennessee river at
Johnsonyille is progressing rapidly
Two of the remaining cribs were to
have been sunk yesterday The
bridge is ], 800 feet in length and has
eight piers, including the turn-table,
besides the two abutments. 1t will
not be completed before the 1st of
March next, but when finished will be
one Of the finest bridges OF the kind to
be found anywhere.
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FI'tIE entire premises Of shady Grove SEMI
/ nary: including one hundred acres Of open
lands buildings and furniture suitable for
boarding sehoal; good well and spring water;
situated ten miles east OF Philadelphia, Ne
shoha county.
For particulars. address Marg't Alderma
care Of Dr. Fulto Merida n, Miss auga0w4
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
NEWTON COUNTY

w " = y y
ChaRoTy Court VI said County. 10 OctOb5
Term, 1906.
Henry IIollingsworth,
W. BIZ for Divorce.
Sarah A. j. Hollingsworih,l
HPON opening the C0mplainanps I|ill in the
~ above stated case, IL appears 10 the salts
faction Of The register, that Sarah A. j. lIol-
lingswortb, the Defendant IN the above stated
case. resides beyond the Limits Of this state
Notice IL Therefore given 10 the said Defendant,
that unless she do personally appear ~ the
next Term ~ our Chancery C0nrt, 70 be- held In
the town Of Decatur, on tie second Monday "
October next aud plead. answer or demur 10
Complalnanrs Bin. the allegations therein viii
be taken ~ confessed
.. Witness my hand and seal Of Office,
Is. July y, 1866.
sepf3w7w Clerk
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.. CARVER COMPANY IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

FHNiIE undersigned. sole agents IN New or
u leans for the sale Of this well known aud
justly celebrated Gin, are now prepared TO
offer 10 fdciors aud Piaatere a complete AS
surtment Of sizes Of recent manufacture, aud
combining an Of nc latest patented improre-
meats, which, render 1t superior to all other
Gins. Materials are also furnished for repairs
FOSTER 4 co,
iyaug2w'lm. No. 20 ST.. Charles
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10 james $ Moore, whereabouts moi kaoica;--
VOu are cited To appear before the Probate
u Court Of Newton county, State Of Mis-is-
Ippi, on the tfird Monday Of October, A. y.
a J. J. Thornton, Administrators Of Amos
Moore, deceased, praying for sale Of all the
lands belonging 10 said dcrrdents estate. ftilly
desertHa Al sssd petition now un die LA this
Court, should not be granted.
by order Of Court, september Term, 1866.
sept n, 1868 THOMAS KEITH, OK.
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SrEAMsHIp SHERIDAN 4 TorAL Loss

STEAMSHIP SHERIDAN TOTAL Loss.
"A dispatch from New York dated
October Sd, to A. Moulton, agent of
the Cromwell Line of steamers, states
that the steamship Sheridan, previous
ly reported ashore on Body Island, to
the northward of Hatteras, will prove
total loss. A portion other cargo will
be saved in badly damaged condi-
tion.-N, 0. Times.
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Gen. M. Whit Smith died at Lake
City, Fla, on the 3lst ofAugust. He
was native Of Tennessee and settled
in that state after the Seminole war, in
which he was volunteer. He was a
Confederate officer. He was the
captor of Lieut.. Sheldon of the
United States navy, and the crew of
five vessels, in 1861. He was fifty-two
wears old.
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EMERY 4 Bros PATENT COrTON GlAS
G o NJ EN- SE r s


iHNlIEsE GINS AND CONDEN ~ERS, con,
Il tain many. valuable Improvements, moi
hitherto used IN the south,
They are portable, aud can he used either
with or without any building.
The Cotton is delivered nom the Condenser,
AZ fast o. ginncd IN a sheet a. thick A. bat,
nee from the dust and sand that isusually dis
charged with the lint by the Old process " GIN
ming.
These gins atr capable of turning out more
aud better cleaned ginncd cotton per day. with
the same amount ot ppwer, without injury 10
tho staple, than any Others now in use.
They ate 50 constructed a. 10 Ia used either
With or without the Condenser, as desired.
A PORTABLE PRESS
Il also connected with the 8ln, on the Lever
principle; differing cu,irly nun the old plan,
70 that bale of 40 lbs. can De compressed by
hand.
They arr cheaper and more convenient than
any othcf A. they eau he moved az pleasure
irun one plantation 10 another,
\ ~ SAW Gin complete With Condenser aud
Press. can he delivered at any point for about
SsuO; q 80 saw Gin for about StAN.
These Gins vary nom 20 10 100 saws, and ac-
corling to capacity, arr flIlly warranted TO turn
ont nom > 90 10 bales per day.
For nlrtLer particulars address,
MORTIMER a BAkER, Agents
Crystal springs, Miss
fn-Agcnts to sell, wanted throughout the
state. scptlaW3m
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AdmlnIstralor,r saIe.

DY virtue, and In pursuance OF a de- rec Of
ID the Probate Court Of Jasper county. Miss,
Of. the undersigned. administrators Of the -
tate u Iittletou Jones, decreased, will. on the
ith Monday Of september next. between the
hours prescribed by law. proceed Z sell n the
Court House door. IN the town u pauldinV.
and At public auction. 10 the highest bidder for
CASH, al that certain tract Of land situate IN
said jasper county. belonging 20 decreased. aud
Described n follows, to-wit.
VIZ. section !. Z 3. X II T.. except ~ Of
$ W.. and ~ q WI, and : ~, section
1.T8.Rii =. The \ ~ See n. + 8, Il n =.
The VIZ. y WI. Sc q. T3. RAE, aud the
5 ~ u : W., aud " y of : ~, So d, 4
4. X II J.; . large portion u said lands being
now m n high stats Of cultivation.
JAMES l.. THAGARDJ g..
JERRY JONES,
August -, A. D., Ts66.-w5t.
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Fatal AccIDENT.-We regret to
learn that Mr. Pinckney L. Alcorn, of
Bolivar Township, was last Sunday
thrown from his horse, and instantly
killed The unfortunate young gen
tleman was on his way to church at
the time of the accident Bluff
Ark. Vindicator.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

IN the Probate Court Of said Comfy. 1ngnsf
Toh, 1906.
To David W. Moore, and all other persons In
terestel la the Estate Of Levi Moore, dec'd;
Won are hereby nOti6ed b. BE-. and person.
II ally appear before the Probate Court 0f
Jasper county, State u Mississippi, o. he held
II the Court ll0gse, IN The t0<yn u Pauiding.
On the 1t Monday IN Ort0her next. then and
there n answer the petition u Mary =.
I.eighfs.y and Jo-eph b. Leightsey. for pro-
bate u errtain instruments q writing Vilr-
porting " BE- the last will and testament u
Levi Moore deceased.
.. Given under my hand aud seal of o.
Us. Gee. this 18th day u August, a. D.,
lslb. JAS. L. MCCORMICK,
augz3H5t. Clerk.
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Coy. Patton stated in his speech on
Saturday last, says the Huntsville In
dependent, that he had made arrange
ments with Gen. Swyne to continue
the issue Of rations to the most desti-
tute in the State. The rations are to
be in corn and bacon.
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gDR. NASH AND ms INFIRMARY.

XNyE. THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS
w Of Magnolia Pike county Miss., take
great pleasure la informing all persons In.
ilictcd with Cancer, SeTOfuln. Golfer, Mens.
Sore Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or skin Disease,
10 call ON DIR. a. NASH, at his lnfrmary.
Magnolia, Miss, where they will find a cer.
tain cure Wcknow of certainty that he has
curod number o. the worst eases OF Cancer.
Gotcr, sore Leg Wons, &c,, that we ever SAY
ON LIVING men. He has quite . number Of
eases Of the same character that are desperate
that he Is treating at this time with every pros
pcct OF success We voluntarily give tlis no
ticeto the afflicted, as an act of instce and cor
daily recommend In Nash NJ an experienced
physician. and certain cure for the above
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