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Carriage Shop.

Nv. NALL takes pleasure In informing The
public that he has established a Carriage Shop
at Bale.ville, Mississippi, where be Is prepared
10 DO al work pertaining 10 his line Of b%trinsu
N the most approved and cheapest manner.
We has also secured the services Of two Trim.
mert who thoroughly understand the business.
aud are able to give satisfaction for the work
hey do. Nr. Nall sollciis the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally. ocii3-sm
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The Trustees Ia rAzela ecssty spuius<s m
ne bard q Police fsr he srsisu ssupshics
arr hefthy naiifed thai IN nrs uh~re ~
sHameF,sor hsvs euissd = plsre upsu ~
- ~ ehildrrn h<tps<n ~ 80 a - -
s.zhss<n ynsu ~. ~ md Tru1s~ -
I'd sreh children b their rrupsrsiv. t-~,.[i
2 the lists and allow znch eAildr<u th<ir ~
- se.Es Q, ne ssheel fa.a hs;ogtnr.b ~
township. By exdsr " The Benfi
&C july tsrrr. isss.
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Lstisn q sdnjnis1stion spos ne s.l.,. II
herell 7. RolIatd. 'dstess<4, ksvine k<es er1ri.
g tss unden!E.sd bys he Prpksh oss1of
ssne'e ooensy, n~i.iHippi Il he Juns .isrn,
1871 hereof An creditou o. -
Hereby notised 10 pfohsts lk<lr -
sss's.s decssssd md havs then ruriaiuso1
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EXCELSIOR
smaa@a-
~CHASTELLAR'S
Hair EXtcrminatOr!


For Rcmoring SupoRuous Hair.
10 the ladies especially thia Invaluable ic.
pilaiory recommends Itself ~ being an almost
Indispensable article 10 female beauty, V easily
applied, does not burn or Injure the skin, but
acts directly on the roots. II IL warranted to
remove supcrluous hair from low ioreheads, or
from any part Of the body, completely totally
aud radically extlpating tho same, leaving the
skin son, smooth and natural This IL the only
article used by the French, and Is the only
real %eleciual dcpilniory In existence. Price 70
cents per package, sent postpaid, to any adj.
drelA on receipt Of nm order, by
BERGER, SHUTS A 60, Chemists,
mAr2l-ly 1855 River street Troy, n. "
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oV,upV nssortcd watches, all kinds 10 to rs
Every patron obtains q watch b. this 4.
rangcment costing but $40, while 4 mayh
worth $3.50. No Partially shown.
Messrs J. Hickling ! Co.'S Great Amcrican
Watch Co.,'New York City, wish 70 irnmet-
ately dispose Of the abovc magnificent stoek.
Certificates naming articles, are placed IN
sealed enveloped Holders aro entitlsd 10 IN
articles named on their certi6cateS upon pav.
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether II b : watch
worth $3.50 or ono worth less. The ss(uru Of
any Of our certificates entities you 10 The srt-
Gle named thereon, upon payment irrespective
Of Its worth, and as no article valued les thu
$40 Is named on any certificate, II win at ono
be seen that this. 10 no lottery, but Z strairh.
forward Legitimate transaction, which my b
participated In even by the most faiidiousi
A single certificate will be sent by mail, pa
paid, upon receipt Of Is cents, i've if a,
eleven for ~, thirty-three and elegant premi.
UNI for rs, sixty-six and more valuable premium
for $40, one hundred and. most superb watch
for SIS. To agents or those wishing employ
meht this Is q rare opportunity. Il q q legil-
unately conducted business duly authorized ~
the government and open TO the most careful
scrutiny. TRy ust y
Address, J. HICKLIkG 4 Co,
lao Broadway-near P. o,
feo-3m City Of New York.
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ANTHOLOGY.
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INsOLYENT NOTICE.

The rrcdiior Of william $ Clinton. decsas.
,i' are hereby notified that The estate Of .aid
decsdsht vas reported i%nsolvsni At the June
'srrh 1851 Of the Probate Court Of Pamela
county Mississippi, and TIA, they must proper.
y Probate and have their claim. against aid
teceaaed registered IN the Office Of the CLERK Of
NE Probate court Of add county, BY The ar.t
day Of Augst lses. else they whit forever
JAMES N uIfNrny
le4f-st Administrator.
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n. n. PEARSON.
n. N. PEARSON,
WIN
Howell, Wood & Read,
No. 332 Main Street,
tOsd stand q Speed, ponohs a s,saasel
MEMPHIS rgys.
Notice to Bankrupts.

The undersigned are nov prepared 10 lake
ease N BANKRUPTCY, and respectfully h.
Vie al hose who e~enssmrlsie taking Ne hen
sht q he &C. and rho nj With 10 seeurs our
ssryiess IN hi respect. 10 call upen us immedi
sisly and register their ssmc< or saarssr -
y isss<f, 4 ear charges vii hr governed -
NE namh<r II Eases We may have.
msr1sf- WARD I C0oPsR.
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LIVERY STABLE
AZ Ratesville, for SALE.

a paying business and bargain viii BE- given
N inc sale Of the above desirable property. The
Stable Is new, complete In all its appointments,
and = only offered In e-ousequenct of ire M
health Of The proprietor requiring . change In
business. Apply 70 ". s. Haruheld. 81 10
Martin I Co., Bztessille. fff n 81
lale-ly -. s. - 8. Z. ECHoLSz
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The time limited By law On psyn<st Of Ne
State and County Taxes In Pamela csunty. ibr
ths year isea. expired the hnt Monday Ia JAY.
1891. The sum Of about four thousand dollar.
q said tar 10 yet unpaid, and |, - collector,
have 10 advances he amt. Notice = ksrrhy
given 70 all who have not paid aid tai. that
II they do NOT pay aid tax BY ths AMI day q
August next | shsll procssd q eoIlers ~
zams In accordance with The ssatuts.
RR JoNEaI
jy,os Sheriff ssa Tar osusetsr.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of NisisiPpi, Enola County.
10 Mary J. Chafin aud rngh ". Vaughan.
a~e'isses and iegniees Of Sterling ?. Vaughan
dsccised. You are hereby cited 10 bs and an.
pear ecorc the Probate Court Of said eounty
At The ecuri-house thereof on lhs an Monday
IN Angust, 1851, then and there 10 show rau,e
WY 'he haal Account u Ivcrson Vaughan. gt.
ecuior Of the will Of deceased should NO, he Al.
wed and approved. ny order Of Court. Ia
sued luue ash, 1897.
i'l'-St ". r. woOrTEN, Clerk.
! NessnNt TIC FtSsEv,
I'nPais. l.. Memphis
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NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Susan A. Wells administrator Of The estate Of
William $. Wells deceased, Ia the Probate
Court Of said county.
Whereas, Il appears that the said administra-
lriE has failed, refused and neglected To return
10 said court inventories OF dccedent's estate.
and settle her accounts annually, the said So.
san A. Wells administrators, Is hereby notified
that unless she appear before said court on or
before the fourth Monday In July, 1861, and
return said inventories, settle said accounts and
otherwise attend to the due administration of
said estate, or show good cause to the contrary,
her Letters Of administration will be revoked,
and letters dc bonis non granted upon saii
estate. BY order Of court.
Jes-iw W. p. W00TTRN, Clerk.
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Norment. Rubin 4 Finney.
SCHOOL.

NE ian term Of the na,ssrale School v;i
49, . The int nendsy IA september.
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TuE WEEKLY
.PAN0LA STAR
m FpbtnHfg A.
rsAnoia, nfi-sissippi,
HvBHY AATBABAT
sssss
The sfAR lms 4 larger Circulation
than ~ me papers Published IN ibis
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Ia Subscription Idst u stcndily
Increasing, making II the most de-
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Ever Published In North Mississippi.
II Is located in one of the most cx-
tcnsivc
CoTToN-GRowING REGIONS
in the South; in a populous and
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parts of the United States.
" USITEss .uET
will not fail to note the advantages
10 be derived from communication
with the People through its columns.
"
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TEACHER WANTED.

t.ls shsr@a either married or siaels. IA
tia nod - shcol Il natsssfIle. n,s-
49, Trs,-sssFaen ef for,y or Eny reA.i'
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08
REVIEW OF BOOKS.

The MEMOIRS OF GENERAL TURNER ASH
BY AND HIS CoMPEERs. By Rev. james
B. Ayirett, chaplain Of Ashby's Cavalry,
and other officers of the Army of Northern
Virginia, G. S. Army. Baltimore: Selby
K Dulany.
This l2mo of 40S pages is handsomely pre-
pared by the publisher, and contains an excel
lent likeness of General Ashby. The intrinsic
interest connected with such man as the chief
figure in the volume, must invest it with q
peculiarly fascinating power. General Ashby
was man OF rare excellence as Virginia
hero of noble nature and wonderful. daring, his
countrymen will cherish his memory to the
latest generations II
We find the following testimony given as to
his religious character His sister says
whilst he was never an open professor OF
faith in Christ, l believe he tried to serve him
from his youth up Never from his childhood
did know him to retire without reading some
portion of Scripture, and | have good reason
for believing that he kept it up to the day of
his death" The author of this volume, his
Chaplain, thinks he was Christian man.
Besides the life of General Ashby, the read
er will find sketches of the Ashby Brigade =
of Chew's Battery, Lieut.. Col. Thomas Mar
shall, Col. A. W. Mcdonald, Major Samuel
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Committees of Education and Publication

We call attention to our tabular list, imper-
feet as it is, but which We hope to increase as
fast as possible, and beg our friends to notice
particularly, that all letters Of business on
these subjects should be addressed to these va
rious brethren, and not to the Central Pesby-
terrain, or other religious newspapers.
The General A1aembly resolved that the Chair.
sman of the Pre5by TRIAL Committees on Educa-
ton and Publication should be regarded as 6
corresponding member of the Assembly's Com
mittees on these subjects. We give below the
names of such members as have been appointed
by the Presbyteries. ta
EDUCATION
E. HanOuer Resbytery-D. W. Shanks, Ameli'
Montoome,y- j. D. Mitchell, Lynchburg, Va
Tuscaloosa--D. D.. Sanderson, Eutaw, Ala.
FZorida-W. j. Mccormick, Gainesville, Flor.
Macon-W. 81. Hall, Columbus, Ga.
Roanoke. II. Davis, Charlotte c. a., Va.
Cherokee-Dr N. A. Pratt, Roswell, Ga.
Charleston-W. E. Boggs, Columbia, SIC.
South Carolina-D. Mcneil Turner, Abbeville
s. Carolina.
South Ala6ama-James Watson, Selma, Ala.
Tuscumbia-W. a.. Mitchell, Florence, Ala.
Georgia-D. L.. Buttolph, Mcintosh, Ga.
Memphis-D- 81. Cummins, Covington, Tenn.
PUBLICATION.
East HanoUer Rresbwery-E. 81. Rutherford
Petersburg, Va.
West Hanorer-E. Woods, Charlottesville, Va.
Montgomery-L. n. Blanton, Salem, Va:
Roanoke-J. B. Shearer, Black Walnut, Va.
Florida-W. J. Mccormick, Gainesville, Flor.
South Alabama--Dr. ]. 81. Rice, Mobile, Ala.
Fayetteville cDonald, Fayetteville, c
Cherokee-Dr. N. A. Pratt, Roswell, Ga.
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A Laudable Enterprise. friend NAL

A Laudable Enterprise.-A friend makes
inquiry for good teacher for a school to be
established among negroes. 1t is in an excel
lent neighborhood of Presbyterian people, by
whom, as well as by their pastor, it is to be
supported. The writer says-"The negroes
here and elsewhere in this community, as far
as can learn, have conducted themselves with
so much propriety and faithfulness to their
employers, l think they deserve that such an
effort should be made in their behalf 1--WE
want good man, and prefer a Presbyterian,
and one qualified to teach reading, writing and
arithmetic. Our servants are delighted with
the thought of having a school for their chill
dren, and would willingly spare part of their
wages, and Mr. G. thinks that with some as
sistauce we could raise salary of $500"
We suppose the $500 is in addition to bOsrd.
We commend this as worthy enterprise, and
wish that some pious Confederate soldier, per-
haps among the disabled in limb, yet other
wise duly qualified, might find in this opening
both home and work. One of the ways in
which the negroes must be evangeGsed, is
through the good influence of pious teachers
for their schools.
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CENTRAL PRES BYTE R N

gled with sadness. My thoughts go back to
the first time when my dear brother, your dear
husband, called at my door. 1 almost knew
him from the correspondence which had passed
between us, and what had learnt of his char
acter. Then the many serious and delightful
interviews we had, the precious visits from
him and you, the consultations, the mingling
of thoughts and hearts in conversation and
prayer, the benevolent plans projected and
matured the trials, difficulties, and discour-
agements encountered, the hopes, the joys, the
fears the sorrows alternately experienced
these rush upon my mind, and [ live ove-
again the most interesting periods Of my life.
Then comes to my sad recollection the failure
of that dear mans precious health-his last
sickness the closing up of his holy labors
and his anxieties and sufferings on earth. And
then the loss sustained first by yourself, but
not more by you, than by the Seminary and
the great cause which he loved-loss sustained
by the Church righteous on Cod 8 part,-but
felt, and felt more and more, to this day. Oh
the depth of the divine counsels Oh the
Justice of the divine dispensations And, a.
it will appear in the enc, oh! the rich mer
cy of God even in those judgments which
overwhelm us with grief and fear When thu
a!l-wise God sees there is need be, he send
heavy and terrible calamities, and makes then
the means, finally, of bringing his children
and his Church to a state of higher purity ant
prosperity, than they would otherwise hav
been capable of. Let this comfort us. God
ways are all just and good. Hisname is love
So that our peace and joy should always pre-
dominate Surely we should always be happ
NOT only contented, but cheerful and happy
under such holy and benevolent government
and with such Saviour, ourselves resting O
such a rock, and,seeing the Church on such
rock. These are views familiar to your mind
Amid all your trials,,a the sorrows of you
heart, l know you have kept fast hold on thes
Interchangeable truths. The Lord is you
strength, and | trust, your @song" too
|
Your ever effectionate brother,
| LEONARD WOODS.
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For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Dividing Churches.

DR.. Brown,-As our friend, "Cramer," has
taken wide excursion to prove that the
churches of Lexington Presbytery ought to be
divided into small ones, in order to increase
their efficiency, submit the question When
church of seventy or seventy-fve members,
living in an area of ten or eleven miles broad,
this area embracing also churches and people
of other denominations shall have another
established within this space, will not this
compression of churches into such narrow
bounds deprive them OF sufficient room for
their aggressive force? True, the Church of
God is one in spirit, and in the character Of
its work; but is not the field of its operations
vineyard =? and should not each laborer have
his appropriate sphere? Otherwise, there
will be confusion and every evil work.
If new churches are formed, why place them
in close proximity?
The mountainous districts to which he al
ludes, in the bounds of this Presbytery, are
still open for the missionary, with churches
few and far between. Would it not be better
to "preach the gospel in the regions beyond
than to boast in another mans line of things,
made ready to our hand2 ?"
His theory that ten families who supports
school, can also support church, it is plain
can never be realized; as these families are
generally of several denominations, or draw
their most profitable pupils from other neigh
borhoods. Then, also, the same family con.
tinues its contributions to school but for q
few years.
Again, if this radical policy of reconstruc.
ton be applied to churches of double, or even
three times the number of membersin the case
cited-without regard to nearness of location,
-7ill it not greatly diminish our powers Of use
tulness, and our influence as denomination,
instead of increasing them? Ministerial sup
port l have left out Of the question. Itisobvious
that, he who, thus circumscribed, breaches
the Gospel" must have other means of living
than of the Gospel.
1t is easy to speculate as to what might, OF
what ought to be done. But that which expe-
rience teaches us to expect, is the most reason
able ground upon which to base our calcula-
TONS What proportion of professors are lib
eral-hearted Christians ? are they not the small
est number? And some of these are very
limited in their power to contribute; for we
have some of the poor with US though our
friend seems to think not and we would glad
ly win many more of them to Gods house
A people may be galvanized, as it were, into
promise to paw; but when the demand is made,
there are many willing to indefinitely postpone
the debt of honor
l propose the foregoing questions, as an in
dividual merely, without the knowledge Of
any who might be supposed to coincide in
opinion. AN INQUIRER.
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Stated Clerks of Synods and Presbyteries.

We have so long been in want of complete
list of Stated Clerks, that in the absence of il
in the Minutes of the General Assembly, We
have made one for ourselves, as far as the
Clerks are known, and hereafter will give it @
place over our list of Officers of the Church, u
for the convenience of our readers.
SYNOD OF ALABAMA.
Rev. r. Nall, Tuskegee, Ala.
Presbytery of East Alabama-Rev. G. R. Foster
Wetumpka, Ala.
South Alabama-Rev. 81. R. Raymond, Mari
on, Ala,
caloosa-Rev. c. A. Stillman, Gainesville
Ala.
SYNOD OF ARKANSAS.
PresJytery of Arkansas-Rev T. r. WEIGH
Little Rock, Ark.
Ouachita-Rev. A. R. Banks, Rocky Mount, La
SYNOD OF GEORGIA.
Rev. DR. ]. S. Wilson, Atlanta, Ga.
Presbytery of Cherokee-Rev. E. P. Palmer,
Marietta, Ca
Atldma-Rev James Stacy, Newman, Ga.
Macon--Rev. j. l.. King, Geneva, Ga.
Florida-Rev. A. w. Clisby, Townsville, Ga.
GeOTgtu-ReN. ~. L. DultoiPI, 4uSiHloSn, va
HopepeH-Rev. VIM. Finn, Milledgeville, Ga.
SYNOD OF MEMPHIS.
Rev. r. r. Evans, Germantown, Tenn.
Pres6ytery Of ChickaSalc-
Memphis-Rev r. r. Evans, Germantown,
Tenn.
North Mississippi-Rev. II. II. Paine, Holly
Springs, Miss.
TuscamJia-Rev. w. H. Mitchell, Florence, Ala.
Western District-Rev. E. S. Campbell, Hum
boldt, Tenn.
SYNOD OF MISSISSIPPI.
Rev. R. McInnis, Enterprise, Miss
Pres6wery of Central MissiSsippi-Rev j. S.
Montgomery, Yazoo City, Miss.
Louisiana
Mississippi R. Price, Port Gibson, Miss.
N Orleans-Rev. H. NJ. Smith, N. Orleans, La.
Red Rirer-Rev. J. H. Ford, Shreveport, La.
Tom6eckbee-Rev. J. n. Carothers, Houston,
Miss.
SYNOD OF NASHVILLE.
Rev. James Park, Knoxville, Tenn.
Presbyte1y Of Holston--Rev. j. d. Tadlock,
Bristol, Tenn.
JAS Park, Knoxville, Tenn.
R. l.. Bunting, Nashville, Tenn.
North Alabama-Rey. W. II. Vernon, Lewis
burg, Tenn.
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J. P. Mcpherson, Shoe Heel,
N. Carolina.
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