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NOTICE.

TX ACCORDANCE WITH FOLLOWING RES
L el1tion Of the Board Of Trustees Of A. and n.
College.
ResoFred ssThat this Board advertise and make
known the fact that there will be an election TO fiji
the chair Of Horticulture and Entomology at the
College on the THIRD MONDAY N SKPEMBER next. -
Noiice is hereby given of said election Appliea-
TT. WATSON, Secsy.
in1r30 81 Agricultural College ?. o., Miss.
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The Edwards House, with its new
appointments and furnishings, is a perfect
pearl among hotels, and we may feel just
" proud of it.
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A new sidewalk is being laid in front
Of the Fearn residence. 1t will be a
decided improvement 10 the north end of
the city.
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II you want to send your boy to
school of healthy and moral surroundings,
We can conscientiously recommend Blue
Mountain Academy, Tppah county. The
tenth session opens September i. The
expenses are exceedingly moderate. Prof..
7. B. Winston is a thorough gentleman
and an accomplished and successful
teacher.
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Maury Institute.
HOLY sPRINas. MSS.

Third Annual Session Opens Sspt. q, 1884.
4 OcATIOE EafIEENTLY HEALTHY; NUM-
II Der Of boarien limited; accommodations conn
faithful Incorporated with anthoriy - confer c
grroe
For further inlormatiou and Circulars, apply 20
JuDo8 j. W G. WA1s0N, or.io
Miss r y. WATSON.
iulY9 'S4-fu PRINCIPAL.
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June ~, lSS4.
CASSIDY 4 PROXY, Solicitors.
aur. s, saw.

TUE STATE OF MISSISSIPP1-TO MRS BETSY
Il Smith, q SHabtuy Ohio; Mrs. Polly Williams
Mrs, kmeline Chapman and her husband, G. T.
Chapman, Mrs. Mary Thorn and Thorn, her
husband, all q Gndprtde, Licking county. OHIO.
Mrs. Helen A. Rose her sou and daughter believed
TO be infants widow and children OF Geo. A. Rosrl;
all q ColugabGs OAi0; Mr.. Geman Rose. q LitiUgj
eotHfy, Ohi0; Mrs. Ellen Clemens, whose residence
= unknown, and all other persons, the hcirs and
distributes Of ROllin Rose, deceased il there DE-
any others: You are commanded 10 appear before
TIE ChAneeTy Court for the first District OF Hinds
County, Mississippi, ON the
I'd Monday of September, 1854.
AZ the Chancery Courtroom, IN Jackson Missis-
sippi, to defend the suit in said Court of Walter
Huffman, wherein you are defendants.
Tts1 Witness my hand and the seal of said
'' Court, this 9Th day OF August. 1855.
w. T. RATLlFF, Chanccry CLERK
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StarkViIle Female Institute,
sTARKVILLE. MISS.

Number Of Students Last Session 1877.
D0SSESSEs EXCELLENT ADVANTAGES FOR
Il You've LADIES wishing thorough course Of
Mental Training. Location healthful Instruction
We use the Medal System to encourage effort for
improvement and excellence. The Sixteenth An
nual Session commences SEPTEMBER 10TH 1854
Send for Catalogue, giving full information.
iuly16, 'S4-2m. I. g. SELLERS, Pres't.
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established fayorite, and the engines and
boilers turned out from his shops give GEN.
eFal satisfaction. 1t is gratifying 70 note
the success of establishments of this kind.
There should be more Of them, and they
should be more ReneralIv natrnnized
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iuly9,'S4-2n
HOLLINS INSTITUTE.
VIRGINIA.

THE 4lsT ANNUAL SESSION closed on the 1StL
OF June. During the session 1856 boarders and
day pupils were in attendance, the accommoda-
tons being fully occupied from the beginning.
There were seven Full Graduates, six DIPLOMAS
EACH; nine graduates in special courses, -FOUR d.
PLoMAs EACH; and many graduates in single de-
partments, ONE DIPLOMA EACH. Six male pro-
essOrs and nine ladies gave their time and energies
wholly to instruction. The departments of Music
and Art were largely attended, and attained not
only satisfactory, but eminent success
This Institute is conducted in the interest of the
highest education of girls generally-not of some
particular sect or party. 1t maintains high STAN
lards in Literature and Science, Music and Art as
we'll in Manners, Morals and Religion Its facili-
ties in faculty and appliances are great and it pro-
poses constant progress Each succeeding session
must be an improvement and an advance on all the
past.
The 42d Session will open ON the 18th of Septem-
Der next. Circulars giving information as to ac-
terms, etc., will be forwarded ON APP
,lication. P. o., BoTEToURT SPRINGS, Roanoke
o. Va. Depot and Express office, CLovERDALE,
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. Apply to
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Illinois Central Railroad
TRAINS como xoe4r.

TRAINS GOING XoR1H
Express-Ieaves New Orleans ais m. arrives Al
Jackson 5:45 p. m, leaves s:05; arrives al Grand
Junction az 3.i0a- m.
Mail-Leayes New Orleans $50 p. n arrives Al
Jackson I2-s5 a. m, leaves y 20 a m. reaebee
Grand Junction S:55 A. m.
Mixed-IeaEes New Orleans 7:f5 a m. reaehos Iact,.
son $50 p. m, leaves 6:15 p. m; reaches Cirand
Junction is q N.
GOING SOUTH.
Express-Lsaves Grand Junction 20 D. m reaches
Jackson 1879 P. m, leaves 10 .35 D. m, reacheS
New Orleans : a n.
MaiI-Leaves Grand Junction 7:10 D. m, arrives at
Jackson $50 q m, leaves 3:SJ a. m arrives Al
New Orleans 1913 q. IN.
Sfixed-LeaTes Grand Junction, $50 a. m, ar
nEes ct jackson 500 a. m, leaves 8 80 a. m ar
rives at New Orleans 20 .. m
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Bellevue High School,
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
X. X. JAYNE, Secretary. -

OVER THE BANKS, STATE STREET.
EACHITIES UNSURPASSED FOR PROCuR-
L ing Desirable Positions for Teachers. Schools
supplied with thorough, experienced and prOfcs-
sional teachers free Of charge. Manufacturers
Agent for all kinds Of School and Church Furnl
ture. n0-Write for circulars.
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Stockholders Heetisg.

There viii be an annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the City Railroad, on Au-
gust 26th. at the Edwards House.
juIy2S, 'S42L
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF A
- Deed OF Trust made by Mary Roberts and VIII
nam l.oOerts on the 18TH day OF May, A. u. 1875,
to secure 70 Mrs. NJ. L. Haberstrath, on account oil
certain Indebtedness mentioned therein the said
deed being duly recorded in Record Book OF Deeds
10, 10 page No 52l OF Kinds county, State Of Mis-
sissippi the undersigned will proceed 10 soil 90
the highest bidder, for cash. AZ public cutlery. nj
the front door Of the City Hail in the CITY OF Jack
son, Miss, al IL o'clock, noon, on MONDAY, g3b
JUNE, A. D.. 1884, the following described Id al
land, lying and being in the city OF jackson county
and state aforesaid, to-wit One hundred feet fioO
on the north end Of the west half OF lot seven ID
Court Squire, two (2). South Jackson, tas rcr Dam
iel's othoia map Of the City OF Jacksonl together
with the appurtenanees thereunto belonging I'M.
title to the above property is believed 10 be good
but shall only convey such title as is vested in me
as trustee. II. v. BARR, Trustee
Postponed until 2sth day Of July, 1854
,.- II. V. BARR, Trustee
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Attention is called to the announcement
of Whitworth Female College, one Of the
largest. If not the very largest boarding
school for young ladies in the South. Il
has large and fne buildings, q faculty
numbering 16, pupils last term ~, board
Ing pupils 175. Il i supplied With COM
plete apparatus, chemical and physieal.
The very best opportunities are afforded
for thorough edncatiou.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
CITATION NOTICE.
WILLIAM THONAs AND W. F. KrSe, ,,--,,,
vs. r. lhhAtA n
JAMES NJ Tnof-snArv County.

VS. ran ~ n
JAMES NJ. TRoUsDALK county
70 JAMES NJ TRoUsDALE. AND ALL PER
a sons having OF claiming any legal or equitable
.nteLest IN the following described land sold Tor
S s-5es on NE on day Of March, A. d iss3 -lr.--
seSs o. netss sw3<tof ne@ mex q 81, nuI. IL
ne54, SCI Of sv, nez Of sws section ge h,
range l, east; Lot l. section % township s. rsnre
1, east nW3f Of nEN, ne1[ Of nvL rwl' of nv n
ss34 Of nwk q fractional section Is tesrnsbir, Z
TsRge 4, sast aH that part north Of lands oil h
" hise1eaa nears also that part north Of land az
W. y. King, south Of land Of B. Whitehea5 bojr-
section ~, township s. range J. east contslnipv In
the aggregate about six hundred and twcufy ssr,.s
l610l, more or less. You are commanded 10 'arte5r
before ". NJ. Wentworth, Clerk OF the Clant,rv
Court OF Fnnklin county, Mississippi at his oaice
In Meadvillc, Miss, on the FIRST MONDAY az
ocToBER. A. D., 1854, at Rules 10 defend the sait
in Chancery Court OF said County. OF WHliani
Thomas and W, =. King, wherein you arr deleud-
ant W. NJ. WENTWORTH, CLERK.
By Z. II. WENTWORTH b. e.
June IL, 1854.
CASSIDY a PRoBY, Solicitors
aun.6 SAW.
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University of Virginia.
WARD'S SEMINARY,
" NASHVILLE, TENN.

Closed its 10Th year with asa
YOU'VE LADIES, An active, progressive, non-sec-
tartan school. Thousands Of parents have tested
its value and still it increases. A grand new
building with a dining-room fit for queen was
erected during the year. Opens SEPTEMBER 1sT.
Address, for new catalogue, DIR. w. E. WARD.
july16 S4-SwE
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/. RLEsSFn cHARITY.,,,

He that hath boantifaI ere shah Be blessed,
isr he giEeth Of his bread 70 The poor Proverbs
Contributions tn Natebez Protestont
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DR.. Craft offers a reward for the return
OF his horse stolen from his stable last
night.
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LOCAL AND OTRER NOTES.

The mornings are cool enough for fires
and health would be promoted thereby.
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JACKSON
COLLEGIATE ACADEMY.

FT4I1E SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL FOR
BoTs AND ToUEa NIX, Al JACKSON, Mtss
viii open september ITt1a, ,84.
Both the School building ana Residence are most
aeslI1oly loeatea on the same premises The School
building will Accommodate enc hundred and Fifty
students; and ii IN al is arrangement for con-
yeHienes and comfort. one ef the most eomplate in
the State.
The Hall, which = used On public occasions. and
al the rooms in the residence are lighted with Ras
Health e0nIioft and safety have been provided Tor
II every arEnnRement.
The object q this Academy e 70 prepare youths
either for entering The state University and other
lolles proper cr 70 All ven their places ID any
Of The business relations IL life
none but experienced or thoroughly qualified
nstruelexs ii Be employed Students frons 1 dis
tance vii haze secured . them al the resfralis of
gel fegnlated home II the family Of he Pril.ci-
pal
he liberal p4tranage and success 81 this Training
school last session, warrants Tie belief thai II L
nov On B permanent basis.
For particular en- annir Is III 8 T{14sp1,-
n1sa. FzineIp1lI Jackson, Nis1
1aifi6s .ss-sln.
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Clinton, Kinds Co., Miss.
Central Female Institute,
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS,
Rev. Walter HiIlman. LII D., PreS't

WHO WILL SEND CATALOGUE, OR GIVE
w other information respecting the Institution,
on application.
Career; Courses of Study Extensive and Thorough
Unsurpassed Educational Facilities in Cabinets
Libraries and Apparatus; Location, healthy, pleas
ant and accessible; Expenses, moderate; Accom-
modatiOns for BoarJlers now being increased and
improved, most excellent
The Thirty-Seeond Collegiate Year begins, Tues
DAY, SEPTEMBER 23D.
ROBERTS KELLS,
President Board Trustees
GEO. WHITFIELD, Secretary.
& %
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Mississippi College will begin its S4th
annual session September "A. DIR. Webb,
with an able Faculty, viii continue in
charge. This College is doing a grand
work for the State in the moral, religious
and Intellectual development of her young
men. The advantages offered are very
great. and terms very reasonable.
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THE UNIVERSITY 0F fHE SnURH
Near New Orleans.

is located at SEWAEEE, TENN, upon the Cum
beriaad Plateau, 900 feet above the sea level This
School, under the special patronage Of the Bishops
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in the South
and Southwest, offers the healthiest residence
and the best advantages, both moral and edu-
cational, in its Grammar School and its Cole
giate and Theological Departments. Forthe special
claims of this diversity for patronage, apply for
documents to the Rev. TELFAIR HODGSJN, d.
D., Vice-Chaneellor, Sewanee, Tenn.
aug. 6. a4-Im.
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Waverly Seminary, Washington, D. G.,
opens its next session September "a. This
is popular boarding and day school for
Young ladies, under the direction of Miss
Lipscomb as principal, with full corps of
professors and teachers.
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PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.
800 90 REWARn-

WHEREAS, IL appears by information received
w BY me- that on or about 10th April iSsl
isaac Johnson, did brutally murder one BELLA
BOOKER in Madison county aud he Afterwards
made his escape aud is still at large:
Now, therefore, l, ROBERT LOWRY. Governor
OF Mlssisspp do offer the above reward Tor the ar
rest and delivery Of the said murderer 10 Inc sheriff
OF Madison county, Said reward Is PAYABLE on con.
vlstion, And | do moreover require all officers
OF THIS state to be diligent In their ecs 10 arrest
said fugitive murderer
Given under my hand and the Great seal Of the
f. al State affixed at jackson, THIS an lay of
u 81 July, A. d. 1854
By the Governors
HENRY {. MYERS Secretary Of STATE
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= 2 : q O1-9 @ = astAC1 A1Ut5atdHt
Orphan ASYLUM.
Subscription by Little Girls toward
Raising $1,000. 90.

Receipts from all sources, to Aug.5, $3.50
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BB- Pupils are received for a single session, or
for the full period of school ife including vaca-
tons. The locality, the country around, the
Astounding mountain scenery in every direction,
are beautiful and inviting Young ladies wishing
to enjoy the advantages of a delightful summer
climate, mineral waters, and pleasant home dur
ing the summer preparatory to entering school
in September, viii be received at any time, and
proper supervision will be extended
iulY9 'S4-3m"
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.ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

ON THE sTH DAY OF JULY, 1854, LETTERS
" Of Naturalization al ooiiige1duBa we're granted
the undersigned by the Chancery Court of the First
District Of Kinds County, Mississippi on the estate
Of B l.. Norrell, deceased. Now all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deeedent arr
hereby required 10 exhibit the same within The
time limited by law, or the same will be barred
c. l.. CATCHINGS,
Julyl6, 'S4-4W. AdB,'r C0aigeHduH.
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The thirty-second Collegiate year Of Gen.
trail Female Institute, Clinton, begins Tues
day, September %. The advantages OF
this Institute are briefly set forth in the
announcement, and are well and widely
appreciated DR.. Hillman and his accom-
plished lady, and their talented assistants,
are all devoted and successful in their
work.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BLUE MOUNTAIN
A G A e M Y.

YoUNG MEn Prepared FOR BUSINESS OR Coll
LEsEs Tenth Session opens SEPTEMBER l, 1854
Full expenses for one year $50 70 Sl60. Send for
Catalogue. 7. B. WINSTON. Principal and
Proprietor, Blue Mountain, Tippah Co., Miss
aug.5, 's4-im.
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Huntsville Female Seminary
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.

VNHIS LONG ESTABLISHED SCHOOL FOL
Il 1oUNG LADIES, affords advantages in LOca
ton, in Climate in proximity in times TO Malaria
districts, in complete organization Of its Depart.
ments, and in the efficiency of its teachers. The
next Session begins MONDAY, SEPTEMBER STH'
1854 For particulars address J. II. LECKEY,
jun q s, 'S4-1y. Principal.
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.ATERLEY SEMINARY,
TV ls37fst A. w.. AsHlNoToN, 0. c.

Boardining and Day School for Young Ladies. Fun
corps of professors and teachers Special attention
IS called to the superior advantages Washington
offers for culture. Graduation on Full or Eclectic
Course OF Study Session opens September 24th-
For terms apply to Miss I.IPscoNB, Principal.
aug-6, s4-im.
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@. e. FLUSSER,
The Old Reliable Coal Dealer.

rs STILL IN THE MARKET, AND IS NOW
Il offering CHOICE CRATE and STEAM COAL at
prices that defy competition. Give him trial and
he will convince you that he means what be says.
iune1S tS4-u
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PROCLAMATEDN.
500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, II appears by information received
w by me, that on the night Of May ma 1881.
Mrs. T. A. BlantOn and Mrs. A. T. Black were
robbed AZ their homes In Ch0ctaw county, hy frGuE
escape and are still at large:
Now, therefore, ], ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of mississippi, do offer the above reward for th,,
arrest and delivery Of the said robbers To the hct
IN OF Choetaw county. said reward Is pavnblc on
conviction. And do moreover, require an officers
Oh TINS state TO be diligent In their efforts ~ arrest
said fugitive robbers.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal OF the
fL.s1 State affixed, at jackson, this I7th DAY uf
u" 81 July, A. d. 1884
ROBERT LOWRY.
BY the Governor:
HEERY g. MYERS, Secretary of State.
iuly23, 'S4-3w.
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zan1 WzIl WAE.E

Any inis ~ Nanla ii fasaEd e
NeIeE viii have Is s. sdIss s s. H.
aa.sf. naynsnd. z's iN |Slion fo
6SSiI' apply s. = e c1nS
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EDUCATIONAL.
BLUE MOUNTAIN
FEMALE COLLEGE

n. P. LowREy, D. D.,.............-....Pr President.
W. E. BERRY, A. N...-Prof Of Greek aud Latin.
MRS. AoDESA LowREY Berry -. Lady Principal.
SEVEN other Efficient Teachers.
EoUR GOOD BOARDING HOUSES ExCLU-
Il sIvELY FOR THE CoLLEGE. Moderate changes
strict economy enforced. No store accounts al
lowed Increasing in prosperity every year Sew
3 new and quiet village, noted for its high hills
large springs Of pure freestone water healthfuness
and orderly society.
Is, 1854
Send for Catalogue. Address
L0WREY 4 BERRY, Proprietors,
Blue Mountain, Tippah County, Miss
iulyI6, SHIN.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
stauntop, Virginia.

Opens SEPTEMBER I'D, 1854 One Of the FIRST
Schools Fok YoUNo L3br4 IL THE UNITED
STATES surroundings 81. Climate unsur-
passed. One hundred 4ty-three boarding
pupils from eighteen TERMS AMONG
THE BEST IN THE UNION. Board, WASHING.
English Course. Latin, French, German, Instr1-
mental Music etc., for Scholastic year, from Sep
tembeF to June, 02z8. For Catalogues, write 10
RKv. WM A. HARRIS, D. D., President
julYs, 's4-sm. Stanton, Virginia.
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The general appearances Of the town.
!, would Be greatly improved i the insight
Nee1s which appear On al the streets
snouid Be cut dawn. N fact We know Of
~. aosaing involving as little time and money,
saAs Ronld yield more ID the matter 81
IS foFement shan iudicious nse 81 TIE
- on the weed most suggestive 81 decay
~ 49, .sek q thrift-dog feunel. VIII nol
g. ~. sAaelent Chairman & lie Street Com
..as'es attspd 70 tIIis littIe mater IS ones
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Shuqualak Female College.
.
THE FIFTH
Annual Session Opens Sept. 18th next.

THE FACULTY Is COMPOSED OF ABLE AND
Il Experienced Teachers. The Curriculum is
comprehensive The buildings, grounds and ap-
planes are ample, aud well adapted to the pur-
poses Of health, comfort, and thorough education.
Advantages in the Music Department emphatically
superior. The Ant Department furnishes instruc-
ton by rstclass instructor in all the branches Of
this science, including POrtraiture and Painting
China. Health unsurpassed. Society excellent.
Charges and Terms Reasonable. Correspondence
for further information solicited. Apply for Cata-
lOgue. REV. L. NJ. STONE, President.
Shuqualak, Miss, July 2 1ss4-2m.
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A Nd IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED
"A and Deereed, that the Stockholders of the
Commercial Bank Of Hatchez, land all Others in
terested In the fund now in the hands Of the re-
ceiver, enter their appearance herein on or before
the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER MKT, and
PROFOUND their respective claims in writing filing
with their said writing all and singular their GER
thcates OF stock, and all assignments thereof to-
gether with any and all papers NECESSARY 10 full
understanding Of their claims they viii be for
ever excluded from all participation in the fund
reaiized by and under the proceedings had in this
cause.
true copy from the minutes.
Attest: J. NJ. MCKEE, Clerk.
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Previously acknowledged, names..S 8 90
Ethel and Lottie Street, Meridian. 90
Ella and John CIingan. jackson. 90
Mary F. Yellowley, Madison Station, 2 90
Amanda Stewart, Jackson. 2 90
Total to date ..................~....... S18 90
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VNHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:-TO JULIUS
i Kerstine, Lee Sander, Simon Seelig Leo Iipp-
man, Myer Lehman, Emanuel Lehman, Henry
Abraham, Ferdinand Marks aud Maurice stccn, the
hve parties last above named being partne 81 trade
under the cOpartneTship name Oi Lehman, Abra-
hams Co., Isaac Scherk ,Aahd Adler, Goldman 4
Co: You are commanded 10 appear before the
Shancery Court OF the county Of Qutman IN said
State, at Rules, on the
FIRST MONDAY or AUGusr, 1884,
to defend the suit in said Court Of Rachel n Mem
ken and Cornelia Menken, wherein you aud other.
are defendants. J. A. COOPER. Clerk
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-06
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Presbyterian University,
CLARKsVELLE, TENN.

Sept. 1st., 1854. TO June Sd, 1855.
ETGHT SCHOOLS AND SEVEN ELECTIVE
~ Courses
students Board in private families. oOst-sIso
TO S2s5 year.
Climate favorable; City attractive, and Society
excellent.
The Faculty remains unchanged.
One set Of ElementaTy CIasses
Scholarship and oratory are stimulated by suit
able prizes
Commercial Science Speciality.
Send for Catalogue and address
REv. J. \. WADDEL, D. D.. IL D.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-06
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