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| CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMoND--SATURDAY.
| The following cases were disposed of:
| Brown, &c, Us. Smith, &c. Decree refer
ring cause to a commissioner for inquiry and
| report.
Wilkinson rs. Wendlingcr, &C. Decree
| referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Baughan U.s. Baughan and others. Decree
| referring cause 10 commissioner for inquiry
and report.
| Montcro's guardian Us. Monteiro, &c.
| Order making new party and decree refer
| ring cause TO commissioner for inquiry and
| report.
| Sandc$on, &C., Is. Kings executor, &c.
| Decree referring cause to commissioner for
account, inquiry, and report.
| Parker rS. Pcnn'S administrator. &c. De-
cree coniirnin" report Of commissioner, d-
rccting deed to purchaser, and making final
distribution of the fund.
Atkins Us. White. Order conyening crcdi-
tors Of John L. White, deceased, and rcquir-
ing them to prove their debts against de-
ceascd's estate on or before December 10, 1872,
under section 81, chapter 4S2, Code 1860, as
amended by acts 1SG0-'70, page 42I.
| scott Il Taliafrrro Is. Ferguson'S executors.
| Decree referring cause to i commissioner for
inquiry and report.
| Pcndlcton'S administrative Us. Pcndlcton
and others Peudicton and Others Is. Pen
| dlcton's administrative. Decree confirming
report of commissioner diSbursns the fund
on hand in this cause.
KclIy's administrators Us. Kelly and others
PuI!un, &c, cS KcIly's administrative, DC.
Decree confirming report Of commissioner
and directing a sale OF part Of the property
in The lil and proceedings mentioned.
| Mitchcl's executor Is. Mitchell. &c; Fl.
!. Mitchell Us. Mitchell, &c. Decree direct
ing executor Of Wiiam Mitchell to pay to
administrator of De Witt Mitchell amount
of legacy left the latter by second clause OF
| hi, fathers will.
Corkcry & MiIlward Is. IcGnire and
others. nccrcc setting aside the restraining
order heretofore made fixing the prioriii"S OF
several claims. and directing the receiver to
| pay them according to their prioritieS.
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Notwithstanding the high prices of w"cllcn
goods L. T.. SPENCE 4 SoE IRE selling heavy lnGcr-
shirt,al their old hril low price oc one dollar.
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FlTTY CENTS FOR ForE MoTTIS.-Th" he!igf-
ous Hjnij i put 10 new subscribers al h'ty cents
for i,lrr months,
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.FsEsNE ESTEhEEGENGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER II. 1872.
SIM ri;rs...,, 6:2j Moon sets. s............ S:S'
SIM usrts........ 5:3l High tide. 2:il
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Fail overcoats ut L. Il. SPENCE s. SONS, 1900
Mniu nfrlI.
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DEpsRTurHEs on STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.-The Old .e>EEs
4 Dominion Steamship Company's el sssEssssssss
CANT side-whcri steamship OLD DOMINION, Car
tain BOURNE, will sail TUESDAY, uctohcr 18th.
al . o'clock l.. VI. Freight rcce lvcd until u. NJ.
Through bills Of ladlUg signed. and goods for
warc With dispatch Ia all points north, south, east,
and west. Close connections made with Cu,ard
I.!nc Tor foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, $l2: stceragc, Sd; r0und-trlp
tickets, 80. For freight or passage apply 10
JOHN VI. WYATT. Agent.
oc Il-2t No. 8 Governor street.
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ST. LOUIS, October l2.-Thc vigilance com.
mittec in Lafayette county have killed two
horse-thicyes.
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| If you want good stock OF rcady-inalc clothing
| to sclcc' from call at l.. Il. SrENCE & son 5. 1870
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PROFESSIONAL CAH.DS.

! K. TUCKER,
y. ATTORNEY AT LAW
CHARLESTON. W. VA,
'.. continue 10 attend 70 business In Huntington
'.i attention given toa.l matters connected witt
'"a tetat.. .i-GIn
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| ~ SELECT" W!IiSKEY al ". d. BLAiE Go. :.
corner Siuth and ilaiu streets.
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France.

PARIS, October 12.-The announcement
late last night that Prince Napoleon had left
Paris in obedience to the order of the Gov
ernmcnt was premature. He had not de.
parted at haif:paSt II O'Clock, and he was
waited upon by agents of the Government
with orders for him to follow them towards
Switzerland. The Prince thcrcupon left the
city, his wife, Princess Clothilde, voluntarily
accompanying him.
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LADIES 'FuHS.-P.WEISIG & Co. hayca All entire
stock Of filrs, ana Invite the ladies' to examine
them.
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V1OR NORFOLK. WlLLIAMS-a.rsH,

DIOR NUNTULh, " NILLIANS-fshlptclIsI
L BURG. AND REGULAR LAND $500 ~
iNGS on JAMES RlEER.-Thc fast aud conno-
llous steamer PALlSADE, Captain CHARLES MEL
sImc her trips OCTOBER nTH. lcaying Richmond
for the above points every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY III % 4. VI.
Passengers for williamsburg land at Kings NH
wharf. III. .,,
Freight received daily (SuEdays exesptedl.
Freight for ay-iandIngs must be prepaid. Through
freigt forwo rt.cd with dispatch Train leaves City
Point for Petersburg on arrival OF steamer
,,r 20 ID. n. ROGERS, Agent
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

LONDON, October PA severe storm has
prevailed OH the coast for the past twenty
Tour hours. Several disasters to shipping in
the British channel are reported.
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FUES Of Ill kinds AT +. WEIslGER CO.'S.
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| AMBLER SMITH,


R.UCEs IN UNITED STATES DISTRICT
NpLEI$ FOR TIE EAST EisS AND WEST
tktN UlSTNIETS OF NlKGlNlA.
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WANTED, to sell the wood off forty
w acres, which will cut forty cords per acre.
Apply at 400 Main street. Oc a-5t
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The largest portion Of the tobacco crop
has been secured. Remnants Of the crop
from three to fifteen thousand hills, are
totally destroyed. y severe, killing frost
throughout this section. Wherever tobacco
was standing, Il total loss.
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WANTED, to sell a lot of superior GAR
w DEN LAND. located two and half miles
above Richmond, on Wesham road. VIII be sold
for monthly payments. Apply ut 1909 Main street.
Oc Est
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Yesterday being quite cold, most Of the
farmers anticipated a visit from Jack Frost,
and accordingly cut all of their tobacco ex-
cept that growing upon the hills, which Stls-
tained very little injury. None Of the other
crops were injured.
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s,rSsSESS WANTS..
LOST. STg.AYED, de.

CTRAYED from the subscribers resi- TS3s
- dence on Monday October 7th, S5ALL.G&sa~
RED COW. white 6anks. short horns, and no ear
marks, not giving iHiIk. For her recovery liberal
reward sill be paid. >
ROBERT j. CHRISTIAN,
nc Io-of franklin street. Church Hill.
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WANTS.

WANTED, TIN NEES AND GAS :
W FILTERS. Apply to G.. & a. BARGAaiIN,
SOT Main street or lt.0ta
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WANTED, to rent 10 n rcIiabIc business
w man 4 LARGE STORE Oh Broad street be-
tween Sixth and Niuth. Also, purchaser for
small stock nf SELECT GOODS and STORE FIX
IERfS. Any one could DO well with I small capi-
tai. ~ IL is one amongst The best business stands In
Richmond. Address ". Il. c.. DspGtrb office,
with name and wiCrc an interview eau br Ind.
or Io-3t<
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NJ ANTED, good HUUeE-SEkVANT
~ at No. 2t1 south Third street. None need
apply without good reference oc li-lw
WANTED, n GOOD uOSTLER.-Refer-
W ence required. Apply to ALEXhNDER
CAMERON. Cary street between Twcnty-tnutth
and Twenty -hftll. oc ii-5tS
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PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE srPEgIsrR.pgsr or 1isy1
cry WATER HoRKs,t
PETERSBURG, VA, October IL, Isi7.

Diameter of the she'll, - inches length Of thc
shell, IL feet; nu,nlcr Of tubes, 60; diameter OF
ef iron Of she'll js inch thickness of heads, Arch
diameter OF steam dome, - Inches length OF stam
set OF grdtebrs - feet wide and feet long. with
rate-har bearers buckstays and irons for walls and
setting OF boiler. Also, boiler fixtures, such IA
saetyvalve: steam nozzle forJ-ineh astiron steam
pipe: Steam-g'uae: water-gaGge; 2 gsugc-rocss: 3
beir-of cocks: check-vaye: and q shcGt-iron fuc
from boiler to sInoke-stack.
Hit r. L. CHtLDHEY. Superintendent.
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There was considerable frost in this section
last night, but a> the greater portion of the
tobacco crop lad already been housed there
was very little damage done. No damage to
other CrOpS.
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WANTED, a COMPOSITOR to work on
W 4 new weekly newspaper. Apply to
{. HENRY x CO.,
Dir,- ~ r~'~.-n'..i,,
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w ANTED, to sell nice little FARM or
" MARKET GARDEN, located two miles be-
low tile city, Il good road new building.
Also, two nice LOTS, of twenty acres each,
same road: viii bc so!d fnr monthly payments.
knulv NJ 1lO0 Main street. or l2-at
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w ANTED, to sell that excellent RESI-
RENEE. with all modern ronvenienceS, No.
j0G Ora between fiith and sixth streets, With
kitchen, stable. Sc. For ierms-which are extreme
II lhcral-and particulars, apply II, 400 Aian
street, uc ll-5t
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OFFICE OF SUp'T CITY GAS WUaKS,y
RICrMoSD. October 9Th, lsI2.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElFFD 1T this office until I'll ESDAY. October
I'd. at IL O'Clock a., To furnish the Works with
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED (2,5oO) TONS GOOD
GAS COAL. The coal to he furnished shall he free
from slate. and subject TO the approval OF the
superintendent and the Committee on Light, WHO
reserve the right To reject any and al bids.
oc s-l5t JOHN III. KNOWLES.
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WANTED, a FEMALE to COOK FOR
w 4 SMALL FAMILY. Musr be Il good bread
maker and without incUmhr1GCc. None other need
apUiy. Apply at IL ~"st clay street. -" l2-"i'
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DEMoCRArIc sTATE CoNvENTIoN.

The recent action Of the Democratic
Executive Committee Of the State,
calling a convention of the party, TO
be held at Nashville on the ninth
of May next, We think is, by two
months, premature. The voice Of the
people Of West Tennessee, as far as
we are informed, is decidedly against
holding the convention at so early a pc
Rod. Information received from almost
all parts Of this section of the State is
10 the effect that the people depre-
cate this hasty action of the committee
and regard the step as impohtic, and
fear that it will be impossible to obtain
such a representative gathering of the
masses on de ninth Of May as might be
satisfactory to The party.
The prevailing idea with the people Is,
that conventions unnecessary evils, and
that parties cannot exist without them.
Upon this gnound alone they are toler-
ated. In too many instances the results
have been TO foist, by management
and trickery, upon the masses men
who are wanting the merit and
talent 10 command either conf
dence or respect. The leaders Of a great
party cannot be too cautious IN manag-
ing this part of the political machiaerS
It is urged, and with no lack Of plausa-
bility, that in the convention OF the
ninth of May there cannot in the very
nature of things be such an assemblage
as the condition Of political affairs de-
mands. There viii, we fear, be but few
primary county meetings held before
the fret Monday, the sixth day Of May.
Delegates appointed at these meetings
living In. remote parts Of the several
counties away from the railway lines and
county towns cannot, in the short time
TO elapse between the sixth and ninth Of
Nav be advised Of their appointment
and get to Nashviue. Nearly al Of the
country newspapers are printed and cir
culated on Thursday and Friday Of each
week. Through aa source the infor-
nation can scarce be thoroughly dis
seminated before the ~.eonveRtion lsfI
Nashville viii hsye met. 1t Is
argued that the result must be
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KANSAS.
Liberal Republicans fn Convention
Past PoHtIeal NO Obstacle.


TOPEKA, April 10.-The State Liberal
Republican Convention met here this
evening, and was called to order BY
Mark j. Parrot, who called ex-Gover-
nor Crawford TO the chair. Three sec
~retaries and eleven vice-presidents were
elected. Pending the appointment of a
committee ON resolutions, the question
of credentials came up, and after de-
bate it was decided that all who would
agree to go with the party in the future
could sit in the convention, and the
question as to whether they had been
Democrats or Republicans heretofore
should not be asked. The committee
appointed select list of delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention and to name
the members forthe State Central Com
mmittee. After speeches by several gem
tlemen the convention adjourned till
half-past seven.
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THE cALIFORNEA EARTHqUAKE.
UNDERZoRoUND AT MAYO.

From the san Francisco Bulletin % the 3d.
According to the reports, miners who
were working three hundred feet or more
under ground I'm Inyo county at the
time Of the earthquake were entirely
Unconscious that there had been the
least physical disturbance In that region.
1t would seem from this fact that the
force was chiefly expended on or-very
near the surface ofthe earth. mai.
The phenomeaa Of tie earthquake IN
Inyo-e county resembled that connected
with the great earthquake which oc-
CURED In South America two or three
vears ago, when Afaqaipi and 1qufoui
were destroyed The loss Of life was
probably mucfP greater than IL would
have been if the buildings had been con-
structed of wood. The adobe and brick
structures went down like banks of dry
earth.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
NOTICED.

HAVING qualified as executors Of the estate
i'll OF Mrs. J. W. Norris, deceased ! hereby
give notice to all persons having claims
against said estate to file them, authenticated
as the law directs, with Messrs. Humes & Pos
my attorneys, within the line which the
law requires them to be filed, or the same will
be forever barred, and persons indebted TO
said estate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and settle h same with my said attorneys,
Humes & Poston. M ..r
Ftp. NORRIS.
q Marnrhta ADTil & 1879. upEf1
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THE FLOOD IN KENTUCKY.

From the Louisville Courier-Iournsl of the
l0th-l
The storm of Monday extended over
an immense area of territory. News
from all directions gives accounts of the
heavy fall of rain and the violence of
the thunder. The creeks Overflowed
their banks and sweptaway Dr. damaged
a large amount of property. The river
rose five feet yesterday, and last night
was rising at the rate of two inches per
hour. During the morning a considers
bic quantity of driftWood fioated past
the city, but in the afternoon there was
little TO be seen, showing that the creeks
from whose banks it had been swept
into the river had subsidized. The river,
however, continues to swell with the
flood from above. The lightning did its
share of injury also. The loss of life al
ready reported, and the burning of the
railroad depot at New Providence, Indi-
ana, were the chief casualties heard
from in this section; but there We're
many other minor accidents, and the
fierce red bolts scattered hundreds of the
monarch oaks in the forests along the
track of the storm.
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THRUSH SALE OFnLANDa

DY yfrtueo Of Deed OF Trust executed to the
ID undersigned as trustee, by Partee & Har-
bert, on the 18th sdayof September, 1870, to Sc
eurs certain Indebtedness therein spactded,
due by said Partee, & HaFbert to johnson q
Goodrich, J. as trustee, Will oner for sale, az
public auction4 70 h kighest bidder, for cash,
e n. toHnoto eklandzm YalIabushaeounty
Mississippi, on the e6gaaT 800 ~ u
First Monday In May Next, 1872,
between thalhoarqo6M am. andsI2 M the
following Described land situated in sal d
ounty,. to-wfts The southwest quarter OF
action seven, ~oftownship twenty-five OF range
twentyl acres Of equal width, extending from
north 10 south, on the extreme western portion
Of sA4d tquarter-said land containing one
hundred n forty acres All right Of re-
demption waived by said ~grantors on the face
of SAID. deed.
ROBERT s. BoWLEs, Trustee
March q, n2. apSw
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Rendering of TaIlOw. Etc.

an OF the latest Improvement. But this sale
viii be made subject TO q deed of trust held on
said properly by A.. j.. White q Co. for the sum
OF five hundred dollars, drawing ten per cent.
interest from the Sth day of March, 1S72, and
1872. Any person desiring TO purchase before
the time appointed for sale can call at the
Office of James Hall, Esq, No.. $50 Second
street, or job Rousch, at the wagon and
blaeksmiths shop at the corner of DeSoto and
Monroe streets, city Of Memphis, who will
show the rOperty The finest chance for q
good, profitable business, with a small capital,
ever offered for sale in this State.
1913 JAMES HALL,
apo a JOHN ROUSCH,
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nAmAsE IN MISSISSIPPI.

From the Yicksburg Herald of the sthl
The track of the Vicksburg and
Meridian Railroad was submerged on
Saturday night near Baker,s-creek and
Howell's TO such an extent that the pas
senger train laid UP five hours for the
rushing waters 10 subside. The road
had Sustained no damage by the over
TOW, and trains ran through with their
wonted regularity
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NOTABLE ELECTRIC PHENOMENA
Special Dispatch to the San Francisco Chron-
icle.I
SACRAMENTO, April 4-A-notobIe
electrical phenomenon was observed
here this evening. at about seven
O'Clock a small cloud was observed TO
rise in the northeast, over the noun
tains, and ina short time vivid flashes
of tightening were seen to perYade it.
At every display the clouds seemed en-
tirely cut off from the horizon by q line
of fire. This continued until nine
O'Clock. The sky was otherwise per-
fectly clear during this time. The wind
at seven O'Clock was mild, from the
southwest, but by nine o'clock 1t had
yeered around to the north, when the
cloud disappeared. 1t has now al :30)
increased TO a gale, and the streets are
filed with clouds of dust. II electricity
caused the late earthquake, and a large
body left the region of Visalia for the
north, a heap of it went up In that
cloud.
The same phenomenon was observed
in this city, though not in as vivid ade-
gree.-Ed. Chronicle.
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THETHIRD ANNUAL
SPRING RACE MEETING
Or THE"
JOCKEY CLUB
VIII commence on
MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1872,
AND CONTINUE FIVE DAYS.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY-Monday, April 29th-sweep-
stakes Hurdle Race; two miles over eight hur.
dies three feet six inches high; subscription
ESQ, Inf. IT., TO which the club viii add 500. The
second to receive 500 out Of the stakes. Wei
ter weights. Seven subscribers.
SAME DAYTIME Trial Stakes, for three
year olds, mile heatsi sub. SO, hE #; the club
to add 500. Thirteen subscribers:
THIRD RACE-HandicaP, dash Of q mile
and a quarter, for all ages; subscription $40,
hf H. or only SlQif declared; the club 10 add
$500. Ten subscribers. None declared -
SECOND AY-Fuesday April ath-Ioekey
Club Purse, 500, dash OF a mile and q halt, for
SANE DAY-oIub Purse, 500; mile heats,
free. for all.
THIRD DAY-Wednesday, May lst-The
Minor stake mile and a-haif, for three year
olds that had not appeared in public prior to
the closing Of this stake; q sweepstakes Of SIS
each, PIP, TO which the club Will add 800.
SAME DAY-Iockey Cub Purse, $50; heats
OF two miles for all ages. - u1uCU
FOURTH DAY-Thursday, May 2dZFree
Handicap, two miles and a-half Meights OF
all horses pm the ground 70 be announces at
Il M, and ccepted or declared by nm. on
the day preceding the race. Fora club purse
SAME DAY-Joekey Club Purse, 500; mile
heats, best three in nye; free for all -
FIFTH DAY-Fnday, MAY d-The Chfcka-
saw stake, adash OF twoemiles, for three wear
oldsi sub. &O,p.p.; to which the Club win
add $500. seven subscribers.
SAME pAY-Handicsp SteepIechase. for a
purse Of $50, OF which, S00 to the second
horse. Entries TO be made or Tuesday, April
3tns Weightsto apPear on Thursday, MAJ 2
Three or more 70 starr. About two miles and
a-half over q fair hunting course.
THIRD RACE-Handicap for beaten horses.
mile heatsLHoFaes beaten once allowed z fb:
twice. "A lbs three times, q lbs Entrance, SO;
money to go to second horse. For q purse of
ESQ.
HSrNo entrance fee to purses. A walk over
entities q horse 20 fun amount Of purse.
W. H JOHNSON, President
c. STONE, Secretary. mh28
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MISSISSIPPI
Paulding-Tts Past and FUtUre-The
COuntry-Corn and Other Crops
Grant and Radieallsm.

PAULDISG, MISS, April Is, 1872.
EDITORS APPEAL-Paulding was a
famous place in days long ago. Here
the Carton first rose shove the horizon.
Freighted to profusion with the intelli-
gence of Adams, Murphy and others,
in dazzling effulgence, it shot its rays
to the remotest corners Of Mississippi.
Here, too, was once the home of John
J. McRse. But the glory of Paulding
has departed. The genius Of McRae has
long since expired nthe gloom of death
The Carton has removed to Jackson,
and Shannon to Meridian. Yet PAUL.
ding will live again. w. H. Hardy,
w. Acker, A r. Carter and Others viii
revive its fame. Their will is law, and
they have determined that the Meridian
and New Orleans railroad shall pene-
trate its suburbs. An English stock
holder name not remembered has been
chosen President Of the Railroad Com
pany, in lieu Of General James Long
street the former occupant of the office.
The company are negotiating the pur-
chase Of the Stanton alabama and
Chattanooga road, and viii at once
push IL through from Meridian, ria
Paulding, to New Orleans. Then, too,
the Paulding institute, under the control
of J. g. Dupree, will enhance the celeb
rity Of the future city.