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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY

Probate Court, 1Hgast Term, a d., 1906
10 the unknown heirs Of Robert :. Underwood;
the unknown heirs Of James l.. Underwood,
and oil other persons interested In the Estate
OF Thonias Underwood deceased;
VOU are hereby cited to be, and personally
y appear before the Honorable Probate
Court Of Jasper county, State Aforesaid. on the
1T Monday IN October next. then and there 20
show cause IL any you can, why the lands,
tenemcntsuld Embellishments Of tile aafd Thos.
Underwood, deceased, described IN the petition
II Samuel Is. Underwood, administrator Of said
estate, should not be sold, ~ prayed for in said
petition, 10 pay the debts Of said decedent.
s Given under my hand and seal % Of
LIS. fire, the 18th day Of August, A. D.,
1896. JAS. 4. MCCORMICK
aug23w5t Clerk.
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PROCLAMATION.
BENI, a. mrMPnnRXs.

l
BENJ. q. uUMPmREXs,
Governor % ui--issippIi
10 Ne SA0lgs q ne aruvI CoHHHcs Of N,
State gforcsaid-Grccting
WHEREAs. The drst Monday In October.
" 1850, h the day app,agtud hy law fof
thu holding Of an election a. this state. and
whvrras, u Is nv duty 10 issuc writ rcquir.
ing puio hold said election At the time and
place appointed BY law.
Now, theryforc, !, Bend, G. Humphreys.
Governor of the STATE Of Of Mississippi, io k,,e
MS, my writ, requiring YOU 10 hold an rlec.
ton ~ the several prsy,incts In your respective
counties. on the first Monday Ia UCtober, A. ID
1870, for the following officers. 10 serve for the
terms specified by law, tO-wit,
one Judge Of the High Court nf Errors and
Appeals. for the first District. romposssl Of
the eenntes Of Warren, Kinds. Rankin. Sc Il,
Newton, l.auderlalc, kcmper. Neshoha.
Loake. Madison, lazoo. lsSaqnona. MASKING
Ion, snnfowcr, Holmes, Atiala. Winston and
NoNubcc;
One Judgcof the Circuit Court, for the his.
iiirt Ia which your county Is included Nv
law;
one District Attorney. for the District In
which your ounty Is included by lave
One Judge Of the prohste Court;
one Clerk Of the Probate Cunri;
One Clerk Of the Circuit Court;
one sheriff;
one Assessor Of Taxes;
One Coroner;
One County Treasurer;
One County surveyor;
One Ranger;
Five llembcrs Of the Board tf Police. and
such number Of Justices Of the Peace aud Con.
stables ~ the law requires.
500. In testimony, whereof. have here.
LIS. unto set my hand. aud caused the Great
go Seal OF the state Of Mississippito be al
liked, At tho Executive Office. la the city of
Jackson, this Gath day ofluly. lsu1.
BENZ. g. HUMPHREYS
BY the Governor:
{. a. fRouonER, Sec'y Of State.
auglld twtde.
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MAJ U ATU IRE Rs OF
Hearses and Metallic Burial Cases and
Caskets.
w and tine public, to their large variety Of
hefinest fnisll-unrivaledf for elegance, utility
and durability.
We are constantly improving the style and
construction OF our Metallic Burial Cases.
4 Our "New Plain Case" patented December
-, 1865, combines all the most recent and VI J.
liable improvements, aud Is more complete
than any Burial ease ever before invented
Our Metallic Burial Caskct. In its simplicity
Of design, and it, freedom from all associations
Of grief, il unsurpassed. II is almost entirely
covered by the best polished plate glass. It,
finish i that Of the finest rosewood The Orua-
mental Casket, with its heavy and elaborately-
wrought emblematical ornaments their bright
silver contrasting with the dark polished
ground work, is Of striking and appropriate
elegance.
over wooden collins, these Burial Cases and
Cakets possess many important advantages.
They protect from water. Vermin, and other
intrusion. answering for generations every
necessary purpose q a vault. Removal from
the original place Of burial-shOuld il ever he
desire,l-ean easily be accomplished. Bodies
can be preserved for days or weeks, awaiting
the arrival q absenf friends. Removal 20 any
part Of the globe. af any season Of the year, 4
Entirely prartieable The stIrest safeguard j.
e1iertesl against contagi0us diseases.
Directions accompany every Burial Case and
Crsket, in reference 70 closing, and should be
strictly followed.
Address, CRANE, BREED & co.
aug 1-smdNw. % Marazine-sf. y. %.
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naUsKINGURH VALLEY
Il " IN u w a u n y
Corner Market and Third Sta.
EVANSVILLE, ONO.

HAVING asldrl CRAFTY 90 my former ex.
tcnsiNe facilities | am NOW farming cut
hrge number ofmy Improved Portable steam
Engines aud Portable Circular Saw Mills.
These already rcrivel aud Ia operation are
giving the most entire Satisfaction rhCfcisn
hardly Stair or Territory IN the linton hut
that INV Improved Portable Engines and Saw
arrcster stacks on them which arrest the
sparks. aaH a Ha.
! would respectfully refer you 10 the follow
lug gentlemen aud certificates for the porta.
bility, utility aud practical operations Of my
Portable steam Engines aud saw Mills;
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CONVICTION COUNTY. ~ Z
IN he Probate Corr. Of said coriaoton Comfy,


10 Elizabeth Berry, aud her husband, James
u. Berry, aud y. a. Wiiks " Texas, and
Eliza A. Terrell, Of Arkansas;
WHEREAS. at the August Term OF the
W Probate Court Of said CoYington county,
Y. u, Hanks administrator, aud Mary Wins.
dniinistratriN, ofthe estate OFFS. II. WfTks, de-
erased, having filed their account Of fnal settle.
ment with said estate, and Il appearing 10 the
satisfaction % said Court that the residence 0f
Elizabeth Berry, and James ~ Berry, her hns.
.lmud and j. A. Wilkn, 4 Ia the state 81 tffxas
al1d Eliza A. Terrell Il the State ~ Arkansas.
II ~ therefore ordered by said Court that cita-
ton be made by publication Ia the Clari0n.sa
ewspapi1 printed md published IN the city
q Jarkkon, Hlndeco county, Mississippi, for iour
weeks IN succession, 20 the said Elizabeth
Berry an,l her husband. James D. Berry. j.
IA. " IL and lllxa A. Terrell, 10 be- and per-
tunAliy appear ~ and before the next regular
leagnl5or Term, ~ said Court 10 he holden Or
the second Monday In December next, A. b.,
lHai, nttfe Count House thereof, IN the town Of
Williamsburg, on The first day Of the Term.
and show cause, II any thry ran, why said
final account sholild not be- allowed and nlured
upon the record Of said Court.
seg Witness, the Honorable q. r. Rob
LIS, ertson, Judge Of the Probate Court Of
said county, the Second Monday III
August, A. d.. 1919. Issued and given under
my hand and the seal Of said Court affixed. AZ
my Office Ia williamsburg. thisthc 10th day Of
August, A.. D., 1888.
A. J. THOMPSON,
Probate Clerk
aug3Owjt. C0vington county, Mis-.
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InsoIVent NotIce.

WHEREAS. by an order aud decree II
the Probate Court Of Newton County, made
W the March term 1896 thereof. the estate
OF y. Il. Dyess decreased was declared I'M
solvent aud insufficient 10 satisfy the claims
exhibited against said estate: Now, there
fore, all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate arr hereby notified 10 die
them duly probated with the Clerk Of said
court ON or hefofe the third Monday Ia
March A, ID lctis, or they will be barred
ABNER PERRY,
Aprill9 won. Administrator
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70 JaHss s Moore, rhaeaboafs not kao,ras-
VOU arr Fitted % appear before the Probate
~ Court q Newton euIinfy, state n Mis~is-
10, % show cause why the petition II T. T.
& J. J. Thornton. Administrators II Amas
Moore, deceased, TsraFinE for q sale q al the
lands hei0nging 70 aid decesieuf-s esfste. fully
describHl in -aif petition noH o. fie IN this
Court should not b granted.
BY order q Court, septembFr Term, lss6.
Sept. q. 1s5g THOMAS KEITH, OK.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

Probate Court, September Term, 1866
To Rebecca james, aud all others interested In
the Estate Of John James, deceased:
Won are hereby cited 10 be and personally
II appear before the Probate Court Of Jas
per county. at the Court House thereof, on the
IL Monday IN October next. then aud there 10
answer the petition ~ william james aud
Robert James, Executors 81 John James, de-
erased, for sale ~ land, and show cause. II any
you can. why the lands described In said pc
tition. should not be- sold, prayed for IN said
petition.
Witness, the Honorable BENZ. TlIigpcn, Judge
Of Probate 81 Jasper county, the Ist Monday IN
September. 1855.
Given under my hand and seal Of
Is. Office, the 9Th day Of september, A. D.,
1906.
JAMES Z. MCCORMICK,
sfptlZWEM. Clerk
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY. 4..

circph Court, FIRST District, ,Isse Tsrm, 1866
$, - Granberry,l ga
vs. ) Attachment for $50 O0.l00
Henry Nabring,l IN t
'nHE Attachment IN this case. having been
4 duly returned, levied upon the Real Estate
OF said Defendant, aud u appearing 20 the sat
isiactlon OF the Court, that said Defendant u a
nonresident uf the Ssate Of Afisslssippi, II Il
now ordered that publication be made Tor four
consecutive weeks, IN the Clarion, public
newspaper. printed aud published ID theciy
OF jackson, citing the Defendant IN be, and
personally appear, NJ the December Term III
the Court aforesaid. 10 be held IA the city
lIall, Ia jackson, on the First Monday OF he
ecuiber, A. D.. 1866, and answer 20 the
complaint aforesaid, IN default af which ap-
pcnranec, Judgment by default Will be rem.
dered against said Defendant fia
w. .. CHAPMAN, Clerk,
l.. A. LINDSEY, ID. G.
Charles \. Mount. Attorney.
Jackson, Aug. y, leGG aug3Ow5s.
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J. II. Duyall--sir: My MIN aud Engine Is
giving the best Of satisfaction. ] had Il run
ming IN five days after recciying II. The first
day after starting the MIL, we sawed % logs
info inch lumber, making i0,G45 feet 10 nine
hours. On the sceond dhy we sawed 1880
feet In 10Y hours. 10 was timed 40 one time
when IL cut boards, 10 feet IN each board, IN
one minute. Yours truly,
GEO. ". POTTER.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

IN fhs Probaie Coarf Of said Coanfy, 4Hgust
Tsrbi, lsG6
To David W. Moore. and an other persons in
ierested IN the Estate Of Levi Moore. dec'd:
VOU are hereby notiGetI 70 be. and person
n ally appear before the Probate Court 81
jasper county. state o. Mississippi, to be held
"a the Courf HousP. In ihe town q Pauialne
on the ii Monday in October next, then and
there b. aHswer the petition of Mary ~
Lighisey and joseph B. Leightsey. COR pro
bate ~ certain Instruments ~ writing, pur-
porting o. D. the last will and tesfar1enf u
Leti Moore. decreased. o. -.
49,. lfen unsier.IaF land and seal of o.
Is o.. fhis Isflf ffiy 81 AUGUST A D..
Ise6. SAS. u MCCORMICK.
au9ziWst Clerk
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Loousr GROVE, Weekly co., Tenn

J. II. Duvall Sir ON last saturday we
cut something ever $4,000 feet Of inch poplar
lumber; worked eleven hours forty-tlve minutes
n. Nash attended the saw. We cut this
amount from logs sawed from stumps, and can
do 1t ever ydny with good logs and hands.
DIR. y. J. SHANNON.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY

JASPER COUNTY
Probate Court, dggUst Term 1866.
10 Nancy Wilson. Polly Ann Smell and james
NJ. Smell, her husband, aud all others inter-
este,l Ia the Estatcof Isaac Downs, dcccascdi
XoU arr hereby cltcd 70 be- and personally
u appear before the Honorable Probate
Court Of said county, ON the 1T Monday ~
October next, then aud there 20 show cause "
any YOU can. why the letters ~ james NJ.
Ranbo, administrator nf said estate, should
not be surrendered; and further tn show cause,
II amy Won can. why the tnal account Of said
nov on die in said Court, should
not b. allowed, Ac.
Given under INV hand and seal OF 81
lis. Zee, the 18th day OF August, A D.,
'ts 1906 JAS. Z. MCCORMICK,
auh2Gw5t Clerk.
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LrnANoN. Ky., InlY Il. Ialo.

J. II. Duyall--Sir; | profess 70 know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure in
bearing testimony 10 the fact that the Portable
Engine aud Saw Min | purchased Of YOU, can,
In my opinion, cut three times as much lumber
in a day as any other mill IN this country. We
have sawed 100 feet IN thirty minutes. We
can saw from 100 10 1900 per hour.
II, u. HABRIsON'
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FULTON. I,awamba co.. Mi Aug. ~. 1850.

!. II. DNall sir; We have hccn running
the Portable Enginc, Saw Min aud Corn Min
we purchased Of YOU some i've months ago,
We average In tough, scrihby pine, from 5000
to 10000 feet Of lumber per day. We grind
from 20 "a eibushcls of Corn per hour. Many
persons have rode Twenty and thirty miles TO
see our Mill. She l. the wonder and adinira-
ton OF all. We ehcerMlly recommend them 10
thoscin want OF Mills and Engincs.
q. A. HAMILTON 4 co.
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n,NcocK. ND. Nov. ID. 1863.

j. IL. Duvall-Sir The Saw Mill Of 20
Horse Power purchasedof you, has been set up
by your Mr.. llardcsty. ON Saturday last we
sawed 5000 feet IN cighthours. We can safely
say that Il exceeded our expectations.
Yours truly,
BRIDGES, HAMILTON d DANIELS.
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CROss PLAINS, Ind, Feb I2g 1861.
J. II. Duyall--Sir; T0-daysMe sawed $4,000
feet Of lumber In less than ieIlsh0nrx. Alinit
thrce-fourths Of II was inch lumber. The Mn
does very VOL. Yours truly.
SAM'L KENNEL a co.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NEWTON COUNTY

CLaHooy Court q sad Comfy, % OcfobT
Term, 1896.
Henry Hollingsworth,
IS. , Bill for Divorce.
Sarah a. j. 1IolliBgsworth,l
TTPON opening the Compliments Bill IN the
- above stated ease, Il appears 70 the safis-
faction Of the register, that Sarah A. ). Hoi-
iingsw0rfh. the Defendant In the above stated
case. resides beyond the limits u this State
Nofico 4 therefore given 10 the said Defendant,
the town 81 Decatur, on Tie second Monday of
October next, aad plead, answer or defBur q
Bill. the allegations therein will
BE- taken a. confessed
,. Witness my hand aud seal OF ofice,
-. July -, isGg.
j. A. WARE. %
fepi3w7w. Clerk.
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J. II. Duvalh Sir; We are still alive and
well. The Engine and Mill is giving satisiac.
ton, and Is pronounced by all good Judges the
best Mil In this state.
u. IIEBERI.lNG A. son.
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THE sECHEr ExPosEDi
SAVE 30 PR CENT?

have capital Iesfr.es far the manufacture ~
y ID a y Dr, IRISH WHISKY and OLD
bOIhBDN. Thee rendpts are nof neW-n0
lumbue- They are u=ed b. al the ieadinE
dellers, and you hay from them IL sane arii-
re you can easily make y0urself. The tquors
~ madf ~ rnirturf -lno apparafns required
buT ths reelres fory your own use and saFe your
money. Pre- - cents eaeh. ~ q fer the thrcc.
n. A. COLWElL.
splldlwkwom. Alleuf0Wn, Pa.
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oDDpRLLowsFEmALEC COLLEGE

rIrHIs institution. aiil under the control %
1 The Rev. = :. Brown, will cnInmeuce is
narf sassio1I On flIe "a daF a sFpfrIN Hf l1If.
Tie most coInpescnt feaehfrs have bten oln-
pI0ved % Oh every Department. The Board
fng Department g. also under the control % the
Principal who VIII make every cnort ~ render
dis InsfifIsfion e0ufoFtalIle home fuf young
ls.Iies. ~ well a. school q thorough insfrIe-
Terss-, per yIs.shs
10 ton. from ......-........ g. % 10 %
- ilsie. Including ne n Instrument 6 %
i'aIuf'nz, DRIVING, a.. - usual rates.
PAYMENTS - - made quarterly, in advance
No desiueticus a. b. made for absence. ex-
II On cases q protracted illness.
Carrollton. AUG. sslsoe.-Wzm.
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SUGAR Run, l.. %. Ia, March 4, lssiis
j. u. DuVall--Sir The portable Engine aud
Saw Mil we purchased Of you gives entire sat
iSiactloa. We have IN twenty days aiior set
ting Il up, sawed 20l,u00 feet OF frozen hemlock
timber, which We call the best saving ever
done m Northern Pennsylvania, The Mill was
run by Mr. Ilardesty,
GRIFFIs 4 STONE.
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WHEREAs, Letter. q Aanlai.ts.sioa On 5.
w DC Estate Of Amos Moore. decreased.
Wefe Erluirti % he unders. eued. a. tie july
Term. A. D.. 1876, o. the Probate Court 81 =
Nerrtou counfy. MisslssirpI nov al persons
hagiua claims aLainsf Dtcetieuf, ere nofil1nslfo
limitssl bV laH or flIIr vii D. f1rsfar hare1 q q
II. II. THORNTON4 49,.
ia. THORNTON, AeA@ y
~a~q1rrrf
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BRArNTIEM, Wyoming Co., Pa, May n, 1853.
J, IL. Duval str The Engine aud Mnl
purchased Of you. which Mr.. llardcsty has
started. will do morc work than YOU promised
and IN the best manner. II win saw from
10000 TO $4,000 feet In ten hours.
MAILMAN n GRAY.
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ALPINE Drror. W. ", aept. ~, 1885.

j. n. Dnyall- Sir: With the assistance Of
Mr.. Ilardesty, we have just completed the set
ting up Of the Portable Engines and Mills pur-
chased Of you. Mill No. ! the first daycIt ~
the rate Of 800 feet Of Oak aud Pine lumber
per hour. Mill No. 2, we have just started and
with equal success. They are working TO our
entire satifaeton, and we feel confident that
the machinery viii do ali you advertise.
Yours truly.
sfRINE, BOYD& co.
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ENTERPRISE FEMALE COLLEGE.
WNIIiS Institution will resume ifk cxereiscs
on thc'h Monday IN September, aud closes
In june, 1871. An accomplished Board Of
| Teachers win iii the various departments, and
the President, Dr. j. w IlARMoN, Will deliver
during the sessions, q series Of TEXTURES on
Physiology also. on the Presumpllte and
Positive Evidences Of Christianity Tho Col
lcga Class VIII be required 10 take notes and
answer queries on the Lectures.
TERMS or TUITION -One-half in advance,
the balance 10Th February special arrange
ments can bcmadc bsf generalization:
Primary Department, per month. - 20
Preparatory +" m 90
College Glasses, embracing Ancient Lam
guagcs,) per month, q 20
Modern Languages, French, per month. 90
Music, with use Of lnstrument) pr month. u 90
Ornamental embracing Painting. Draw
Ing, Pcnmanship aud Embroidery, q 90
Prof y. A.. Pfancusehlegcr, one Of the most
&C complished artists Ia the country, viii ill
this department
Incidental expenses per session. II 30
Pupils can enter tue College NJ any time dtl.
ring the session, and viii he charged FROM the
time Of entrance.
Board, S20 per month. Each boarder must
furnish their 0wR bed linen. Lights and
washing extra. Board can Dc had IN the
Presidents, and private families.
For further details, write 10 the President,
REy. j. w. HAKMON,
augl5wtoc2. Enterprise, Miss.
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tf5- fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills 10 be made Of iirst-class materials work.
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
TO all correspondents. Address
j. H. DUVALL,
Zanesyille, Ohio.
j. H. DUNALL,
may2iwdm Mobile Ala.
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}. cARvHR coMpANY IMPRovBD
COTTON GINS

COTTON GINS
TTVHE undersigned, sole agents IN View OF,
II leans for ghs sale of this well known nn9
Justly celebrated Gin, are no" prepared 70
OGer n Factors and Planter complete as
sortment Of sizes OF recent manufacture, and
combining all u me latest patented improve
ments, which render Il superior 20 eli other
Gins. Materials are also furnished forrepsirs
FOSTER a co,
Ivsu22wsm. No. % ST. Charles
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Brown is at his Post !

A Nd though he has many foolish WAYS. be
n viii stumble on god thing ooeasioaaIly.
Dor instance be has even thing that i coed and
healthy % eat, and Line till you esn't rezt.
e Brewing FRESH NEAL every week.
sept.T7 1sesdGt3tW.
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+ q IL Z s T HI A L l.
MARION, ALABAMA.

" this place q SCHOOL for GIRLS, offer
Ing unusual advantages for finished educa-
ton. 1t is especially adapted 10 advanced
scholars who are about completing their stud
les. The number papils is limited to thirty.
There are five Professors and Teachers, each
of the highest reputation and skull, making an
average of one teacher TO six pupils. The
school will be strictly private and select. 1t Is
complete with every desirable appli-
ance. The buildings are elegant, tho grounds
and beautiful.
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Tan Tard and Farm for safe
IN CARROLL COUNTY.

IN CARROLL COUNTY.
TIVE undersigned Offers for sale his excellent;
Il " arranged Tan Yard, near Carrollton, in
Guiding two and one-half acres. good shelfer..
tools, and about ,l00 pieces Of leather In tan :
80 acres 81 hrst rate upland, three miles
south east from CarTollten. on the Walden
road-t9 acres IN cultivation, good springs
and well, and well timherssd. He VIII sfli
crop, stock and implements. Possession given
Immediately. Tifies perfect.
jed WIN. JAS. b. ROZEII.
oTEL AND DON
KEEPERS
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GAHLANOsVILLE sEMINARY.

MALE DEPARTMENT.. II. MoUNGER.
FEMALE DEPARTMENTAL l.. LATTMORE.
THIS Institute will commence its sixth
IL Session on the third Monday in Septeln-
Der next, under the charge of the above gentle
men, assisted by competent teachers.
Located at Garlandsvile. Jasper county,
nine miles south Of Newton Station, It presents
superior advantages on account of health, NOR
atty, and accessibility. The two departments
are not combined. but terms are the same.
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y IIIEIII % D HIT IIIN7II II -III y y
equivalent.
Board can be obtained AZ the school, and in
private families near the school, and viii range
vancf.
All pupils will BE- charged from date q en-
teranee, aud no deduction made exceptin eases
q protracfed illness.
For further particulars. address
LEWIS 7. FITZHUGH
sepJw2m. Principal.
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RICHL AND
MaIe and Female Aea q em V


THE entire premises Of shady Grove semi
Il nary; including one hundred acres OF open
land; buildings aud furniture suitable for .
boarding school; good well AVID spring waieri
situated ten miles east Of Philadelphia, Ne
shOba county.
For Particular, address Marg't Alderma .
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MADISON COLLEGE.
sYLVAR EN4 NsTTTUTE,
{ Near FLOWERS PLACE,


smith Csunty, MissIssEPpt.
THE Second Annual Session Of this Insii-
tute will commence on the Third Monday
in September next.
The Male Department will be under the Inn
mediate direction Of Mr.. LEWIS r. FITzHU0m,
as Principal.
1hs Female Department win be under the
charge Of Miss NARcIssA JoNEs, . distin-
guished graduate Of Mt. HeTm0n Institute. who
has produced the highest testimonials Of thor
ough y hOlarship and success ~ teacher.
The Musical Department Will be under the
charge Of Mrs. NJ. A. WHITFIELD, a thorough
aud accomplished music teacher
The attention Of Parents aud Guardians IL
called 70 the retired aud healthy locality Of this
school. Its reInoteness from any town, removes
all temptation for extravaganza. The course Of
education will be ~ thorough a. can be OBJ
tainol elsewhere. The school, commencing a.
It did, under the most embarrassing circuIn.
stances, has more than met the expectations Of
IL numerous friends, and will open next SEES
sion under The most favorable auspices for con-
finucd and permanent success.