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sHEktFFS SALE

A. Collums
- keDdl II ncDEs.
VI. n. HiTgisa
BY viFina e he abova specified EFit
70 ne direetsd, ! val SCI. for ca1h, si
lhs Conn Hoase. in 0xfOad, O. The Is
aooday in AuggE, 1866. the following
dessribsd property. lo-Wit; oas lOl Of
land siiuaisd IN lhs Town q PaTis.
Olis.-, On Ehieh here IS . dwelling
hose. BEING the Eame purchased by
Dsfd from c. A. Waiia Asa ope
Er5eery h0gss situated n The torn d
Pzris. Miss, he Rme having been
lsvisd on Ike pTcpeFty Sf Dsfendani
and viii e sd % saiisfy PlaEtf'S de-
man3 and al sosi.
,W..S. hcKEE, ShsEiH.
July &, 1s06-4T
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THIS PoPalar IssiitutiOn, af:sF : sus-
4 pSusaoa Of lhFee yesFs, resumed
exercises On lhs Sseo0d Of las 0csobsr,
aud has iaa riosed aHollsF successful
Term. exceeding " far the expecsalions
q il. friebs2 The bailding. large,
three sicfies hiah. and EeIl, arranged.
s,asss IN bcauiltal grove. The course
0f stdy Is a. oUnPlsse as IN any hrs,
class College.
Relisia.i EraiHiHg.
F@az LADIES' Alend Church Ind
Sanday SohoOl. Daily geadihs q The
Scriptures. Prayer uud IRslEuslign and
Prnciice ID Sislsd Musis, assoIn hauied
b = aslsaeoe.
Boc-3iRg DspsgtlR:
Isia rhErse q Rev. ", w. NeaIA.
HIS Aso IlBT. These Hhs ku0H thsm
nssi n Be- Ted Jhal nsElsess. pE5sE,
Col5sTt sr3 aa5aess szaanElY diSin-
Euish i5ag dspartnenL i = ike =
homs 81 Tong LADIES'. The TeaCA-
sTt lS3es sa4 kssFA e As Cellsss.
Ezpersss
While / uaa 10, bs sItessd Ia
YoanE LADIES' can hs edarzis1 il Z
I frR-cha2 Colisgs vi.hssl considerable
/ sr2snss, vet ! K slsfne3 Ihgl hs
\ ehsrsss ere hss in this thar il s1ial
I InziIu,i-rs, a. hey aFs % beczuss
ne bail5InFs havs bsgl srecs1 b Fab-
/ fic cosrib1n0a z, a o1z e lbozi s25,
I 600, for which neIhes Fsl:, In.sEeE
nor AZ . paid.
Beard lodEing. WAshiaz. &c. lszhais
insasaszl fee. and l1aioa 10 Scisnce.
aud Gases f8g ten s1holaEir moughs
| e2s5, whieh nay bs sxss13sd, b uk,
/ ing Mazis Mo4sEa Languages. and al
4 he arnamenial bEanchss, o Sa50, "a,
rSsiihs as1oEiing b ths naEbsr sadied
eItsrly Il adTEnes. II heuErs1eS.
4F11s aAa Ec14.
Tomg Lssa Oflsa nv o sEeal e.
cher = drea. 70 av0d tbs, "a,
/ pursly asa mzfisf q ers1uly, usliafti
Ily q drsa i beng kFadaly iEiEo
aaoe sHosF faE th.Gs azEing . YEA
/ hlack.
Fiain haL Timmed aiih Flk 60
\ StnEef, ulh so,feFilo q Crlmaa e
Wnaaf. Ee.hing bai Fihhll-
Pax CaEeo ald LaHn a1i VIA
E.r szAfs aurE Cahss aa1 ear
bE5gu Wc kr Wiser. al GK
uaFaganl 3 Fsiireg fsTt3aaa
NJ 9M NsEf z@m m H Sspism
T tcr l1It. i
6@BW88Es
PFer-icf ihs Beard st TEusses.
Juy s. lslm
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CITATICN NOTICE

DY Eirtas of az crdsF b. lie ProbalE
D COun of LGGayssie cguuly. hEissis-
Eppi, made a. -. June TsEm ls86,
lhsrsof. bGiss is htFsby giFsa % he
hgiFa o. Rilhar3 Cs-tsE, decsassd. lale
ofa said CsanEg, W: J. 1T. O'Neai.
SsTah ONsal, J0ssaius O'NeaI, Mary
O'EeaI, Winnie U.Neal William b.
O'Nsal and Louisa O-Neal. Of the
Ssais of Tennessee. aE3 P. J. Carer, e
lhs Sla:s 0f Arkansas. 70 Be and sp-
pear before he Probate CO1Fi Of sad
ooangy q ;Aee 4lh MOaday N Auguzi,
next. 10 sasW cause; il any hey can,
WY he wee halfs ssCii0a 3s, Toun-
ship 6, Range A, uess. eua.aisiBg so
agTss Of and, lying IN sad eaaniE. Be-
lonEiBg 70 aa dsoedenl, shali nol Be
sd 70 pay his dehes.
W. DELAY
July :, Ts5c-4E Clerk.
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%A nsFel insurance case bss
~ ~ 5ass:4sA = Nllz..salri. The eass-
lioa arose upOh ihs following facts
proved: A buil57sg s Insured againE
les By FIRE. Malls a0Es, hsiRg hsayi-
" Overloaded with Merchandise, the
fall oo6asions = fire, which deFlrsss he
hl!eu material QuerT-is ihs in
ssrsEos company tablet The oUur,
decided that The buildiug insured hav-
ing fallen, ceased 10 ezis, as sueh, and
that il ceased 10 exist y FeasOn Of
. peril no, iusurse agaiBa, agl hence
thai The company vas not LIABLE.
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To oil ,pers0us Interested IN the ess
ire q ", &. Carl, dseaassi, aus
mare particularly f0F Maria clark anl
The dsscendaEts Of d. Cav Thulmen. .of
he Siaie q TsxaE YOG are heFebY
eIied 2 Rake ysuF sPpesFanCe a. he
next Term Of he PrUhate CouEt to b
held si OEfoFd, On the fourth BEonSaV
n. July, 1856, ihea and there 10 she9
sz1se 4 any they esa. chr the Pssiii0a
Ct b,1FMsil ClaFk. a3niniarmioE Of said
esiaie ahoalt Rgs b allowed and q als
os and deCTsed aecordingiy.
wa. DELAY, CleIk.
June sSA
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TO THE LADIES OF THE SOUTH.

The following appeal TO the women
Of iae South" from ths President Of The
Memorial AssOciafsn' Of Richmoad,
Va, We ask aueusiea to, and would bs
CAD 70 chronicle lSs ya-Iaasioa ci an
aurilary society \ this place. to sld
ILeir devoted sisters Of Virg.uia IN The
audabls undertaking. Of putting IN er-
der The grsSesof she Southern heroes.
in and aE51ni thai city. This is The
only trissls Of lore. hOuoT ana respect
hat oar PeOPls can pay TO those noble
spirits Who lOE lheir lives il deisaoe Of
The Southern Caase, and 10 this, As il 81.
mogt every missiua Of patriotism and
msEry. The malta wOnen oi the South
have lakea ihe inilia i've STEPS. and he
object sh0Eh b. ell means be aeocfn-
plishs5. lie, The mOShers, wives and
sisters, Of 'OzfOrd. aid their nOEls IS
tsrs'of Virginia IN his goOd wax.
Ricbmoud + bevia -ssh IN army Of
Confederate eead. The hsll0Wsd PEE
ci0cis of car oemsieres are rendered
sill more sacred ty Ihsir graves-lO
Be counted By tsns Of sh0Usn3s Of
maFtyFed heroes; asgsR3 rs were
bloody bagile.fields and here were the
n1osi eroudivai ssasTFsi7iz.s ssasTFsi7iz.ss 3sss 4ss4 &
horh a-a sleeping in Hollywood and
0akw6oa. NOg aions-ihe fallen ef
ViFFisis arc hzs-sea here. Ysar lagsd
and ios, brave and uhivalFOus spirits,
whom we, TOO, learned 70 i've, Fepsse
Eide ~ ade With ours. The greater
| porSioa q your besi and braves y6aag
! men, cheered by your prayers. cams 70
. !';ss;s.s 4 haasie ilr tha cunlloa
cause.
A.aB-. Oh 4hsx muuy e ihsm fsll ea
,he taiile-feld or died IN hospitals, the
victims Of disease ssgsa4ese4 y he
exposure o. ATda0ls campaigns
There IS nc conniFy upon Whgss roll
Of hoaor shaH es ihscribed lhe names
Of ne COBfe5giaIs dead. They oIed
for and @ufA ghear cause.
Thelr rsaFaRe and deEolHon chained
he plauaiss Of sdmITiHg sszsisEs. Bul
!, is the feealiection Of heir suffering,
their patience, aad their unlimely end,
lhai most ien6erly endeaFs lheir mem-
Ory to rs. Dyihg, they left Us The
guardianship Of lhsir graves. Il u a
s-rs.eEs.l service, due alike 70 lhpm ard
% lheir surviving frieadA Let Us
keep green turf above lheiv heads and
build monuments to mark for genera
,ious yet 10 come the place ot theiE
, rspOss.
A ssciely has been formed n the
civ Of Ricbsnon4 entitled ''Ths Nee.o-
rial Associausn.
Ihe ehieri Of this sncleiy are 10 ccl-
lsrs funds 20 Be applied N enclosing
arranging, rsgnrniug, and Oshsruis'
placing 10 order. The graves Of thi
Conletefase dead inferred IN the GENE
teEies e Richnsoud. 30 that The name
Of our fallen soldiers. may be peFma
neudy rreasrved from otliviOa. asi
their laE Fesling places saFed from th
s:ighisE aFrearanoe q heglsct Of van
Of care.
All persons rho make d0usEiOns %
/ iihHis iih TzTT=s & s=sEy:ss aat ne eh3ier;
u 'hls S0cieiy are enrolled IS ngm5eE
Of Ihe sane.
We Woald respectfully sUggss % II
ladies q TIE Souih r. form suxiliar
( societies, cooperating wilh us ID carr
ing Oai The oh3scis aeaEe stated. A
soon es s1ch socistss ars foEme4 il
h0pea thar thsy will ogFresposd vi,
tbs Assoranoa. Letters Essy Be 3.
dressed aa5 oanfribuiieas seEg % Dir
Wa. H. haefaEiAnd, Preatss. RiCf
moud Va
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NsnLYENT NnTIrR-


WkeEsas Ht4hs Ian1Auy term 1866,
of de Rr05ate ConEt % lafayette Coaa-
y, NsEssiPPi. tss estate q Joha 7.
RaybuFs laia C said COu5gy 5euaazeI.
having hesa dselaEsi ky said Cczrt,
iuBoiVsal and .s.sEeiesi 70 b1y sas
slsiu& sxhibftsa sEain-t sid estate.
Now thgFssoFs, IN zccoE~znes with The
IaE in E1eh ealss. Ra6e asi PrOViSsd-
Boliss Is hersbT giEia. .Jka, - so@mis-
si0asF. q insolEsasy. AT creditors q
lil estate win Sic the:F slai@a. proper
ly Au1hanlicated and pFuven With he
1ndsEsigasl. parQr bei1Es the 4ih 9fss-
day in Feb lss7-
w. DELAY. Clerk /
Cs0miEsicasF.
JanuaFy. 81. lS66.-Vlnll6n
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ne 10y A-t--
salel dlia n1Hg G Eetna ruz
h1n Ctratse c1lu,yr Ala. uasre
t1T l lEzs.-sE lrglllzr "
g ls Hy b E ha
.-e H1lzi tzzz.1 .1-i t1 e--.r11 % u-TE
Ir men during l t --r-
- .rr - -T
ne r E r-l -
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For Remit
shERIFFs SALE.

&C. Keel, -
"a Ves& EE PoH1A
w. ID. CaruwaT.
By viEsGe 4 lie utgys sDstiis3 .i;isi va
10 ne dressed, / will eel, for -F9b, al
The Courl Hgase, in Oxford. O. tas la
MCE5ay lI Asgus,. 1857 Ire following
described traG Of hnd, lO-Eit: The
NsEh ira5ti0ual part q she NorthTesi
quarter Of section No. Hine (9) Town
ship len (lo1s Ranss Ne three (3),
wess of the lass ussfibiliisn q Tie Chick,
ar.wr sas.souS tha tz7= Efs4=s- hses
levisd % ns the properly q DeieadaH
aHd are . b sd % sslizfy PlaialIiiI
claim sni ali cost. .u "a. q
w. S. MckEE. EheFia.
JAY ), 1876 4U
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%We leaFn fFcm is AhsFisen
FIEnnsr Ihai IN noassqashes Of tie
vacar-y that nov sziEs il - oGce q
Probate Jutge Of MouF0e c-ghsy. 70
marriage license can be iEae4 mi
the lsh insi Dreadsun
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- Uur thanks are due tns DTug
Slure Of ~. 7. D. Isom, through our
handsome and eIevtr young friend.
I.eWls kenasi, for specimen bottle Ct
tine "Old Preach BruntF" This Is
eenuine-aud fer medical purposes
las 10 superior. DR.. hdFh has juss
orebei IN his nev store a large aud
well selected siOsk Of Drugs. Me6isises
dc, 10 which we ~culd respectfully ask
the Attention Of The public. Frescsip-
lions carefully prepared day and nigh.
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HAm man nained CahPasE. has tP-
- :. zks=..z= --A.-.a -
swear that ss 4 Wtl1ess befoFe the
c0msnissioa Ehich tried Mr& SuFaii
and others. be sTg-s falseiS - safe.
neu,s imPlisating ". DqvA a the as
sassinaliOn Of PFsr:denl LiRcoln.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-05

THE D0usLAs MoSUNExr Alter
he a,lournmeni Of Congress, President
johnson wifi aPPoiu. the day for ihs
laying sf ths 55TnsT-ss55s Z lie Esa-
umsnt 10 be erected 10 ChicagO ever
the remains Of ihs late Stephen A.
Douglas. The Prssiisui vili Be there
10 participate IN the ceremonies. al.
a. mahy Of the Cabiaei as eaa make /
convenient.
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" u. Bgslss. A5ainstFasoE % thg
~ sstsas q Ma r = P9tsT, d
eeas having pgosaaae5 10 BE PFoSala
CgSIt Cf Lafayette Ce1hly AIisliiPFi.
e - rsEEzF Juas tEEn ISe6. e NJ
CazEi, his, aapiicalisa f5z Eaai sssssssaa-
ms1t, a. A31inii.tatoT On sid EEiafa,
ussios Is k8tbS EiFsa PaEils AFssa
I'D hg hzlhta3, Msrtha E5Esmaa
sd hlH hRshind, gohn PgfEF 81
Ihz. RqgtsF. al rsisiiirg = iha S,aas
e Illea, sl3 EinIod RoEilE. -
aRg n lha Sta of Igm4 El4 d
elh1g tas inlsEussdin TIE Eala-
Ezak 81 "a u-ists, b bs an3 apFaaz
asiTs he P5ob.is CozIi q LaFITlls.
Cgaliy MispRi e. che a. clas
l. AlTzzt 1856, - 5h1a en Haz5
ihaa en- uhy tha n3 AdzzIa
skaA u1t mhn faal ul ~
iha CrTt Is A3liraE l
sa W. DELAY,
d1ls @6ta, WINS GE
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EThe Ilsuirg Is = copy e 40
ofhd.l ortss frUz he Secretary q
Var. vhirh aaaPFTvves Of Gensral
Wooas iassrssrsaas ID The cass of Pert
uCo3 iraiss Trsasary Agen, HarTison
Iuhssoa. he Secretary says %ii IS
rO, deemed BseeSlTy f,E military ha-
ihEisy % izEsFvsns ia behali of Mr..
JoArzs, an sEssF q tie guTeFunsui,
'as lss Asi e Cosgrsss no4 aEsEda j.
ria5.zi1a ot Hazh asa 70 lhs Federal
Gers Wih smPls mans i1r ys5irial
Vgesaioa We uoad 10 b s1r-
priss2 % hlaE thEi Huabsr e dee
uusrTsFlisas TrSasarY Agsaii. ubs
have IL nanf f1Ean1sz, thrclgk fear &,
some lnilVI1zals, iakaz fro- Ihan ihs
c1aua n lheiF pCzssa- rs ssa Is
to rsooEG FroFsEfy uaiaEfaly apPr0-
praisl. Here IS he The urtsr:
WAh uERAurEEzr,
Washingiss, 5ans 6, 1886.
MsL Gsa :. J. Wee5. Canuzn3sr,
g. Vicksharg:
Tha aueuzion Cf this Dep3rmeai has
heen ulled 10 the gzss q FuTtWOoi
araiss TTezwy Ageai HaTFissa IOAn-
&c. gshaiug - he CiFguii C5aFt d
Loslss CO, Nizs, and % yuaf tele-
rran d Hlr. Tohusoa dated q FisRs.
baFz. I'd April, diFesziag hin % FleSi
Ges. Gnnfs General No. ., In lar q
mi5 asL As he hsl sf ColgreH nou
aToflB iurisaassiaa Of sach 5asss q Ihs
Fsssai Couus. uilh ample mans fgI
insi1iai rraleeii51 3 is ust deeuel
AFf r H s=.hazsg e -
tsrrena Is aahlf cf Hr. Ichasaa, oF d
anv uav intz7l.rs Via - azdsa e ~
iuiieal lribash h1Fmg ocgaiInee q
hs ease. Yea dil therefore abEnl-
fen l1l-rt-rcl-e g e uE
EuFr3 M. SrksT5ss
EglrT ui war.
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z News frUm Ialy describe Tie
var euthzsiaHs 10 b a. fever hssL--
All The higher Ehsois and uuiTuFaliss
are elosed ard he yourg msnare sssk-
ing 70 CaFitaldfs san5ard.
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EWa are zu h-firat Co u-1-E--z
he name Ct H1a. 0BLhEDoDAFi
1l Lr uT, "a etnle 1
5ulEe e re - Iu DTia
eurE CO Iah. 1r L-iET.
@ @ H
ME ere --E-rEl t- r---
Hon. a. EL CLAYTON h -r
e r
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SHERtFf-s sALE.

EJ. Joaes
"a ke "a % CI-cuIl
5. B. Blackwell, UCt Tern, leSj6.
kG. A. Saah, stsl.
By virgus q Ihs absve sPe-5ed WI,
% ne directed, ] vii sell, .ssr .Fash, q
he Cpart HOsss, u Oxf1Ci, Mss. %
he Is Alos3sy IN Augzt. lss6, ths
follgRIBs dsscribed and to-siJt: tha
EsFih EaE quzrsr q SeCiioa No. lhTee
(3), TOEnship Ne. Bins (sl Range
Nc threa 81 q he basis merriam. q
Tie ChickasaE Season. the sane hPF-
ng been lsgisi % he properly q ps,
fs1dlul G. A. Sniih und iii he 80
. aiisfy Piainiifs dsaand ~ all -
wv. - MckEEs Sherla.
Jsiy S, lS54a
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INS0EkEalT As0YIpE


Al May term 1856 cE tie Pruhaas
CaSri Of Lafayette C0uEaT. Ssais e
AEiaigTpgi, The eHssis Of w. A. Mog.
FiEn. are q sad Ccgniy. deceased.
uas dsc.zrsi iuEolFeut ard o. abe .
- lhs elaizs already Glsd szsIlsi i.
In ooafsrmily. EheEef0rs. Wih ths
Siziu,e. uolics . hereby giFsz ihai IS
CelaiziaaeF 0FIHsslVsLcy at Cre1s-
san viii Gle thsiF claims PFspsEiy aa-
tbsuiicaisd. wJsh he Us3eFszne5 sn g
bsfEs the - dpy of jay 1856 e
I hey VIII Be eGrre9.
w nwWAW
- &a@aaaa%@H
Cwasssi0nar.
T.. - 1Gee
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Tnsoivent Notice: Z,

AZ tha SeFts@boE tRra 1855 Of tha
PFobgas C0lrt q lafayette COsaiY,
sIis-ilziVPi. The Estlia of Lewis /.
WyuR intsStata vas asss4rs3 inszfk-
sisnt 10 pay AL - aebls das lheFsfr0m
aa4 i.aalVsaL Ths creaisa1s e I'D
estate. aEs uotissl % PEsssat thsiF
slaims ksE examinali1a q the Giles al
The Prghaas CeFk Ca or hIf.Is tha
sEst daJ e OsssbsE. 1855. 3, Nhish
tine 9 pEurala diTiiEsa Vii hs .ma3a.
w. DELAY,
ClsFk ed CszEsisi@F.
MnrtA "a. 'ss-l
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AUA4AAsAo ! HAE1 AUEA , GALL
En pursuance 10 an OT3sr e the Pro
bsls C0uTf Of LaaysiRs Cssaly, made
8 The Jaae TrEsn, Eil ssa, - pablliic
sseliCn. a. ne IoWn e SpginE5aie. oa
ibs 50lh day Of JaIy nsxi, 70 The high
e. b3ss, The foll0wiug los. ard lFaeg
e iand bel0Dging e he esiaie Grin.
Nii-hell deCeaiei. w: LS Ne. :,
Bock II 10 .hs town of SgRirE5ale,
aad s. Z : Sc IA T.9R3, wezi,
sifuaied q lhR Casagv e I.aEarana-
TEHNs: One third eaah. aBd Ihe bal-
auoe cn saeivs molths credit Bsaa
and sPPToFed security wlli be required
for the nspaii pzFchsae ncnsy.
AMANDA d. MTTCnELI.
June s54w A5niniaEalrix.
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ahrronrEr Grrs o..


AAAaa AAGH AAAAA@AAAa
kaentioa Is called % Clrcalar No.
). current ssries frola lis Bureau. an
neenelng 0licially tie. sDili0a d The
AnsEnsy GeaeFal Of the SAFE, that
ether paresl, Eho is abe ard wiling
% MAINTAIN bis or her child. has .
Fighi 10 The posssssiSa q lhe ehl.1,
ihosgh Il nay lave been Pgssig-lly
upsTsniised ; Provided he iu3elia7s
had nos beea made tvfA ihe pEs-is1s
cuaaeul og s1ch par.rf
The ur:. {. Hsbtss CeTP8s aIords
a spssdy ss.aedy, b. which Pareais IN
la9sully tepEived Of Iheir ehildFea oan
quickly regaia possession Of them
The Judges q the High Court Of Er-
- - a------l- 49, rs--.asa Hs.anna
a121 @1la 1FE71@HHs e-H~ ~s"s~~~- -
and the PFobaie judges. within lhs
limits Of their jurisdiction, have The
ss.Asgily . iszae The WTis Of aabeas
COEplA
By order Mlj. Gen. Th. ]. Weed,
By Marcas ?. Bes0w. A. a. q.
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10 PRORNTE IuDGE

~ We s@s szshssszsl e sasszAaea
s &. McCORKLE as a candiii.s for
he ckoe e JslTs q lie prohais
Courl e FAFaysi,s Cozsly, Elschea
krz Mo13ay a Ocssber fS66
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rbR SHERTFF.

We are aVlagriHFd 70 annSlnCs
ROBERT c. SIITTHER - ; sasdi-
3ais fsT Shsria si Lafpysas COuuiy.
Eeeioa he 6rs Ei0aaay . Oclobsr
1855
Weure auihoTirsa = an1szss
. L s IOSLET Hsa sss lis e
ShsriE e LaFayeus C0uHiy. Eeetien
iz Es1saf IN 0CssbsF 1886
o. We nrR.aulhsTIEed q announee
W. 3 Mckee, he present inSgmbsnr
a. a szn1i3ale ~ re-elssiiCl % he
oaios e sbsrif e LaFsysas Couuiy.
Esalan lz Mon3lE IN OcaohsT 1856.
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s. DuIrr " EF e
Trca Cf Juua SCI. IeA hu
@ thrl I1
hnci a. i-l-ii1u e t BC l9-
E au--Fs
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

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nams q WORD @. VAUGHAN. aE
q candidate for re-eleciioa . lAa oElaa
q Clerk q he Circuit Cszft q IA
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HEADeRS DEPARTMENT Or
MISSISSIPPI.

OFTIcE Assr. C0NNIssIosEA.
Vfcksbarg. Miss. June 8, 1856.
Circular No. l0rl
The following opinion of the AttOF.
uey General ot this Sate, received Of
helally By i5e Bureau trem his Excel.
lency, the GOvernog of he STATE, is
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jackson. Miss June 5, 1866.
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UTelf Iully deprived q he Possessi8a
Of rs, OF Der child. : By WFii Oi Hh-
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S1nday School. Daily Eeadihk q The
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Special Notices.


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Jauuary. 81. IS66-TlaIl6a
Smyrna times., 1866-05-09
MarYland Affairs.

WI Inc schooner Clara Coaoard, Capt. GEORGE
w mite OF 1yaskin, Somerset county. encounter
ed whale OF Barren Island, in the ChesaneoL !
pay on Monday, April 23d. The CAPTAIN was
et tne wheel about sunrise when the whale was
nrSE discovered, and was puzzled for time r.
make IN out the character Of the long black mass
tnat rose from the water about I50 vds from
the schooner. He was soon convinced that i
was a whale and called all hands to endeavor
70 70 get out OF his reach as soon as possible -
lie made in for shore but the whale stiII foIlow.
eu, until the captain finding he meditated no
narm, put out into deep water again when the
whaie lett and ran up the bay, having followed
Gld '"''e'0 an" HeF-
fRUIT.-The continued cold weather tb;s
season has materially injured all kinds of fruit
III tnls vicinity. We very much ouestion
whetner there will be half crop of anythinp
n n tnls line from gooseberry to a peach
Cambridge Paper p'A'"
Two gypsies named William and Marv Wal
lace travelling on the E. S. Virginia, persuad-
Gu Gu neTchant named Ed. Whright, living
ABOUT elSht miles from DrummondtOwn that #
tain place to which they would adj ON oJJ; JJ
tona sum, and leave it for a number nf Ja"s
the money. would by that time double itself
Mr. Wright had but one thousand dollars in
hand but he went through the neiehborhood
ma borrowed between three and four thousond
dollars, giving security, and handed five thons.
and dollars, three hundred in gold. over to the
gypseS;, the woman made up a similar hack.
age OF her own money containing $500, which
she pretended to put in an old trunk nm t6n
store stairs in Mr.. Wright's presence. he re- re.
tanning the key in his own possession. ~ This
occurred on the 5th day of April. Some nine
or ten days after he was called upon to return
portion of the borrowed money and havinS no o
other resource he went to the trunk and omen. NJ
ed 1t, day or two before the expiration Of tho
tlme' and found two bundles in the trunk but m
on examining them he found one to contain y
lot OF paper and the other some lead to CORES
pond IN IN weight with the gold he had dcnosit-
ed. Inc last seen of the gypSies in that neigh
6orhood was about the tenth. But it is s5;d
they passed through Newtown about the iStH
uIt. I MT Wright Immediately teIegraphcd to
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Offering a tbous,
ana dollars reward for the arrest of the thieves
ana the recovery of the money. Since that
time he offers two thousand dollars reward for
the recovery of the balance.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-09
MAR RRIED,

In Wilmington, April 18th, 1866 BY Alder
man mi George Patched, JOSEPH b. Conner t,
hACHAL SHAHAN, both OF Kent County. Del
y In Wilmington, at the NJ. E Church. bv
hev. Mr. RittenhOuse, on the % ultimo. VIII
Lam Ii T; Peters of Centreville, Maryland. to
NATE Il. WooLIEY of Wilmington.
On the Sd instant, by Rev Thomas 1. Poul-
son. OLIVER Z. JONES and MAGGIE GARDNER
all of Delaware City. VIM
On the 4th inst, at the residence of the
prlde pr b mother, at Little Greek Landing. Del,
oy heV. @ ). W. Hammersley, EDWIN f. WooD
to Miss ELLEN B. CLARK, both of Little CreDp
Landing. - i1l''le NIeeA
Smyrna times., 1866-05-09
THE NJ e VT s .

:. Inc liquor saloons of New York and Rrool-
tyn were closed on Sunday, in accordanca UGh w;ti
the new Excise law. O"n'e WILL
CJL Co1. y Mah9pney has issued long circula,
making charges against Killian. "nO
The battle field of Franklin, Tennossao u,hou,
noo9 Killed are buried, has been rented ~
ihreeumeh; and Is to be plowed Efforts vii II
tSo te maue LOT the removal of the bodies before
the graves are obliterated. 00iofe
Internal Revenue Commissioners RolI;n. h.,
9eciqed That assessors are not Obliged 70 Oarc na:
oaanAs 10 income tax payers also. that bouee
rent actually paid may be deducted do bnt mOusc nt
Tue rental value of property owned. ~
The Union Executive Committee ot Morn
lan1 nave adopted resolutions opposing negro
s1m1nrage, 11 and endorsing the Presidents noIicv
lie. tMe Hqry9rd C0&rGnt and Springfield Rcpmb-
ItGan0both Republican papers~opnose The
pan OF the Reconstruction Committee.
An explosion in screw-press mill at En-
nneid, Connecticut, occurred on Monday. killing
four workmen. The mill was demolished anS
an acre OF woodland adjoining was burned over .'
a young lady in New Orleans is afflicted
with disease which the physicians have nro-
bounced to be the ancient leprosy. NV piO
CeiOnel j. W. Burke, of the Tenth Ohio
says the people of Northern Alabama are e' re'
dueed to a state rivalling that of the neonIe of
Ireland in the famine years.
Mrs. Jefel. son Davis and her daupbtar voro
admitted to SET Davis on Thursday last Tbev
are still with tn, prisoner.
Congressman "A, ogan, in speech at St. LON
Is, last week, said Judge ofthe United States
Supreme Court told i'm the Missouri test oath
was unconstitutional, nd that decision to
that effect would be mao e public next winter.
Alexander Rives has bee appointed Judge
9l the Supreme Court of Vii 5inia, to succeed
Judge Thompson, deceased.
A GENTLE in Salt Lake citv m, ried woman
VINO was claimed as one of the wi, ''eS of a Nor
mon leader. She, fearing to lose h, " children,
To TClUusn' 1me II case before the Unit u States
Oourts. Ihe case was postponed, an in the
ineantime her new husband was assassin, 'ted
y Ben Wood and John Morrissev oF New
+aUr Urh; were arrested on Friday, with other 1t
.ery dealers, on charge of swindlinr ri. y
were balled in $1,000 each. 's' ANe'
:, Frank Gurley, who has been imrr;sono1
huntsville, Ala, for killing General Mc(IooI
nis h reie used on parole, last week. He boS,
Deen elected sheriff of his county. 10 A"'
At Petersburg, Va, last week. two colorod
onurcneS e.. were set on fire and burned. and an
OO'oHlpC was made to burn another