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STATE OF LoUlsrANA.-First Judicial district

STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court
'E'HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, Observation-Disclosures
William Mackey having purchased at a sale made
ny the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the popert,
hereinafter described has applied TO the clerk Of Is
court ~ whose office the deed of sale ccorded or
tile 9th day OF Mai, A. ID. 1888, for monition ar nd
vertsement in conformity TO Of the Legislature q
the State OF Lonsi,na, entitled 'An 70. the furthe,
assurance of titles TO purchasers judicial salos;" an
proved the 10Th day of March, 1884,
NOW, therefore, know We, and all persons interested
hereln are hereby cited and amonished in the name d
the State of lousiana and of The First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title claim in and &c
the property hereinafter described i'll consequence of any
nornav in the order, decree judgment of the cour
under which the sale made any irreg ulurity M
llsg2y IN the ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements in
time, or manner of SALE Ter other defect whaso
ever to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monton is first inserted in the public papers, WIN
the sale made should not be confirmed and honolo
gated
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
Ish Aforesaid on the 2d day of April, A. ID. 1885 Nv
virtue OF decree of tins cout rendered the Sd da,
of March, A. d. 1885, in suit entitled William Mackey
VS.. amuel Bell, No. 1885 of the docket of this cour
at which sale said William Mackey became the puI
chaser for the price of $500, cash
Description of Property given in the Judicial Con
veyance, VIZ:
certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
Ings and Improvement thereon, situated in the parish
VI oTiethS, III lne square D0unnen DH view Leyee
Lonsa Paul and Delord streets, designated by the No
?, on plan drawnby c. f. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyor
General, on the 10th December, 1884 and deposited as
plan No TO- in the book plans Of Felix Grima notary
public. Said lot measures 20 feet II inches front CT
New lcvee street, 70 feet III deplh the side adjoining
lot M T. and 80 feet inches and lines in depth on tht
SIDE adjoining the property lately belonging tc
uoodale and 10 feet II inches width in the rear
where it fronts alley Of three feet niue INCHES il
cuamon to lots Nos 4, ), 6, Z, and Q.
tlerks One, II / May, 1885.
milo Il " LEWIS. Dap. Clelk.
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EthiNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, tsc.-,ust
D. mr. landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-vlz
b0Goo feet Of glass best quality, from 9XlO /, 23X2S;
ier Kegs; 24doz Jnpancdrns for sgns6O00lb lithage:
20 d9z splendid 10000 ground brushes also of003O and
Goo do leases crome green in POWDER superior article
40 10 III cans large of sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists flat marking
brushes for merchants artists cOors in oil read, pre-
pared in boxes, fitted e with all necessary brushes;
artists tools &c.
Flake and rmnitv wlitc GO packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax gum arabic: ard large aud choice u.s.
sormenl OF paints, dry colorr OIL urpentinc, yarnsh
&c for sale, Wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices
by MONDEILI
a23 EyTN 5YCamn ST
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M&EsEb wv Bs4l..

NEW-ORLEANS.
on',td hNhIiLE N Co.-fmporters OF To,.5s,,
az and domestic Hardware are receivng tr II KS :
rope ami The Atlantic Cities, direct from the Ns,,t
iareIs, an extensive assortment of Fancy and Tsa
HARDWARE comprising every article in HE In H.
they offer low. " VIC Ai's Nihch
Country Merchants and others are ,nv;,ed .oa.,t
eNanhe their stock which consists, in part Of IKE
pu.cherS, pocket saaler's and straw knives nIptoi
h'iahia Tea spoons, needles, pins, hooks md eve: s
nu,i ana spades 'onss Shove's fnders andiras Brit
ner, look'g glasses, anvis, vices, screw pj,a b,p5
s,eoge ana ha hammers smiths bellows er;c 10y
G,ns5 blister cast shear German and crowley srs
"ua and ,nuGs ae OK and IoS CHAIN wedding L.uis
grass scythcs Collins Rings and simmons rhnnn Gn
axes, wrought horse and cut nails catton AMI p ~,
e car coffee and com millspnes and pIn w
pistols, shot powder and liquor aaks, ner II .
powder, tea, fish, brass ana bell Metal
Rhop fhest, trunk and pud ocks bride
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SANCTIONED BY TIIE FACULTY or MED

CINE.
FHHlIOl}S'S Compound Extract of Copaiha and Sarsa
E parla "A certain, safe and most ctccuai rcue-
DIV ever discovered for the cure of lonolllea elects
Structures, Whites, Pains in the back and ois seminal
weakness affections of the kdnies, gravel scorbuc
eruptions, &c.
In the introduction of medicine possessing the useful
and active virtue of the now ered to the public
proprietor has but refer to the numerous recon-
mentlons received from the most eminent of The me-
d'cal faculty in EutoYc, bciieain that it will be- duly
appreciated when lis merits more fully known The
Balstm OF Copaba, SO extensively ssed, has lost much
Of its credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express Regarding its disagrecahe taste, disturbance
produced in the bowels and stomach, ai its leeotol,
ineiciencv when used in the iuiamuaiory stage The
proprietor has made analysis of the Basam, eoncriv
ing that the active qualities would thereby he much
more concentrated and more useuy administered than
in the present state. The above ,e cine combines in
gradients which in the highest reputc among the
most scientific and learned in the profession Each
drug in the composition OF this preparation increases H.,
efficacy OF the other, producing operation truly aato-
nisling, and SURPRISING the most sangune expectations;
possessing at the same time the advantage of its being
administered with perfect in The different stage,
of the above disease. The most eminent physicians
surgeons of the present day express their derlted alp
pro alton in favor of Sars,parll, whilst its Use in tic
principal hospitals and public medical institutions ha>
be H. and still continues, extensive 1t Iy-
orite remedy with the celebrated DIR Abernethy IN al
vrneeal affections, and in obstinate clanepus erulors,
arising from dsortlered state o.! the digestive functions
Having een submitted to the test aid experience Of the
most celebrated among the faculty, they have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in ever,
under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice. Their oh cryaons will he
inse,'e' hereafter. Prepared by b Thorn, Chemist
London. Price 81 50 per pot,
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VoL.-VI No l63
THE ~ sli1n,A STAGE COA.l Ia
STEsif BOAT l.IlSS
El@iws Il -. n + 81 p

80 y : " isOAT LINZ.
80. zz5lz .! $50. $50 $50
THROUGH IN FIVE AND \. HALE DAYS,
FROM Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta >Gco}
r.AFFS Mobile every other ts,- iH,nlc lately sftei
the arrival oil the mail from New Orleans per the
steamboat EMELiNE, to Blakely, coaches to Pesacols
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay st Rosa sound and Choc
!aeh'e River and Bay to Cedar BIuf, coaches theme,
VIA Mariana, Cha'tsaoochee, Formerly Mount Yer
hon' banbi fse, i'indeIron; Hawkiusye and Louis
Viiie, to Augusta passenger akin his seat at Mo.
ne is IN no da1se~ OF being thrown out losing his
e'ere,ce by other conflicting Ateres,s as he FLORI-
"a Line is pit one concern, and n,ter one col tro
.'toushont' aud may rely WITH cERfMNrY upon hi,
Na NJ Augusta III time specified through all wealth.
81 ana AT any season, unless some unforeseen ctas-
uopie SHOULD occur. The Great New Orlesus Mai
:: e'ty this route The Agents for accomn,oda.
uoh' eams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country
The smooth, hard natural roads ,he safa .,i ;,.-.
"a'ef navigation, the Lime and accommodation
:''a 'he traveller speed, certant, comfort and pleas
w variety; connect. as il with the Rail Road
onar,eslon, 81 and the steam packets to New Ysrk
rss e1t, rea N New York from New Orleans
from Cmutahoochse, Florida we have ps
Inc VIA quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks 4 hor
post coaches, also tive branches from HawkinsyilI.
coaches S,Y,Tri'.i,, t,sI, two hofs
AuGusrA, Goth Jan. 1895 co.
Office at Mansion House Mobile
distance, New Orlears to 3lo.ile, $50 milo
Mobile to Augusta san 6.
Augusta to Charleston. 1sG ..
nv Charleston TO New York, $50 ,so
l'me' New orieaa to Mobile, % bour,
Mobile to Augusta, .s2 g
Augusta to Charleston, 70 u
Charleston to New York So oss
siyr of al, s,,,on.t VS.. Vi mixes per ho'r, inclus
=. u. l beg leave to inform the public That n.
bridges over the ChsshooeAe swamp and Hard tal ,h t,
rseas ake Just hsen completed she general govern
ns my obstacles operating against this safe and
speedyrout thus happily removed: and bar e ana
pleasure OF es'ng om',s,elle,s tia, tue coaches bor mt
Ses drivers amt o'ls are OF the first order. and m
"aIr route from e'sacol 10 Cedar BuR, j, is adm
IN nny.o "o nave PASSED through it to be unsurps
GEORGIA have also beenrelaIreA NJ c nAkEEI. ~
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NEW MusIl,.

4 / is tn. Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh this is
L Love- Nohing "A ,ppy Land, Nv SwitXer Home;
Italy; B,suteous Land Tell not of broNtn Vows;
J. love To iS.l in the bosoms Cell We shall meet no
M,rs; Come, . Come; Casncts gaiiy Sounding;
A ..of Inlia Rubber; Dnyi4 closing Ger the Bluw;
Tie lao Vi III !lrtia My light Brisa tln:; Oh do
.sav FArswtl, Jcnay JONES'; rhe Young Nid w; Song
al t,s ci.'iers Wife; Rnpo'e NV love layers Eve
She, W. hv'r n ct AGAIN. Nhs evening bells are
shi Mug; Sing for the Rorte; Aqu,i bon la III
~a'.,; la snr n,llt (lr V,rIt ~ hy Ialiin; Still 80
'.e itlv or Sealing lratrgcl ny Creme! V; Few
r I, air ro npar IT, Il IRA, vtH' bv + tIunteu; Beau
aist OF tai caIerratal p1ern n Norma, nv BcIlina;
rhree favar, airs tn the pperi p irani, qrran d
,.ar IN. Flute All PltlI; VIvr r. .r,n Anl- Br,eur
urrtrgrd f,rtls Fut. pni t1p; .,uyt IN Ia walls
BY T. Van Veher FDr'vaa FlI'E ~ /. Ne'gnln,
.,u&s If i:tcl'talts Ntsh, w. 5unn, Ropiu Nvalts;
C.lastes flvorite tnnca, G,tlI!lol, FROM
he y, ,ru cf lie Macon. For s,it at
Il CASE 5
Piano Forte and Nm ic Store.
lA t'alru sfrnnt
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. COR NEW IORk.
louisiana aud New YOU. Line of Packets
- ~ - -

-: - ~: - -! - - 8:
FE,nr ships composing this Line vii sn from New
. leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 10Th november and to insure The
s'rictosl. I1nctuaity in the time OF sailing, the linz
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
Ship lg2o0, taptnin rlySk to aave on the GUN nov.
Ship ioaiSrjHe, Captain Palme', to leave the Ill
December.
ship N@@t&rHle Curtun Eltlihger to leave the
Ship lIclsbarg, Captain Woolhouse to leave on the
Ship Ms nsSPpi Captain Davis, to leave on the l5t
January.
IL The above sra are all new, of the first class
burth ~ of light draugh Of water being built in
New ork expressly Tor he tile. The price OF pas
is Fixed al one huRarei do.Jars. Their cahus are
fitted upon the most improved aud convenient pun and
finished in neat and elegant sly, lie. Ample stores .
to the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers, who
I'll paid tor at tho office of the consigneeS.
l tcSe jackets commanded BY Captains well rx
perienced in the trade who will give every attention
all times be towed up aud down the Mississippi by
steamboats,. aud the stlictcst puncuality observed il
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible fo
aEv let er, parcel pacEGgc sent by put on board
them, unless regular bill Of adins he signed therefore
at the coHnting house of tue agents or owners. Fci
nrlrr particulars, apply to
u BEIN g. A COHEN
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EInRlnA RnlrrE For NEW YORK

FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
W Travellers aesrous ef taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola, the North informed that frs rate
boats will constantly from Mobile II Pensacola
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other day after the
LIST of May, Good stages will always bc provided w
the subscrberto be in readiness take passengers from
Mobile in case OF the failure OF the boats ,
MI AnNOLD.,
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
cola twice week feb 23 ly
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81 n Gle GINS.
For a single gin OF SO saws or more with

For a single gin OF so saws more, with
one Sc, of feeders bands, &C. at Sc ner
saw, SiSO ono
For do of 60 SAWS, with feeders, Sc at &c
so per saw, 500 ON
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders, &C. Sc
rs per saw, 500 OO
For do. of 90 saws with feeders, &c. at 81
SO per saw. $50 90
40 cents cash; the nher oteeth lnng about equal
the number of saws One set of feeders it is cor
sdered however, will wear out tw. 81 three sets OF
sows. Extra saws supplied at 80 tseach.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters in of the port othe cotton plan
tug States, al the above prices, thessants paving the
freight on the same from New York, and becoming re-
sponshlc for the amount of the Gin, \ Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins TO Put then up where de
sired; the charges for whose services vii he extra bat
moderate.
Iron running gear can also he ORDERED where desired
Ga reasonable te"s, bu; will be charg extra Hors,.
power, OF any description, be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines alse be ordered if de-
sired
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
lhey should accompany them with therye VS. in regard
to the arrangement Of saws, breasts brushes, &C. 1t
IS found they differ in opinion. Some desire saws of
larger diameter Than others The most common size
is or 10 inches; nut wish them u nches Some
wish or rows of brushes axle, vale others do
not want more than at most. Some wish saws with
or teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or II
W.: uch discrepancy, we prefer they shoula al
Tie time OF giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular Where it is left to our discretion, we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan
An order can be executed from the time it is received
in the space of eight nine weeks and the Gin in t,.
time placed in the hands of the factor To he in time
for the next crop, all orders ought be in tehands of
the manuacurersby the FIRST middle of Nav; exaen
for plantations where they arc late in COMMENCING to
pick or gin cotton
N. b. The Patent Right, for any one Of the ceuou
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
mes 6mos
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VA AS found fifty miles'ro the tze, in the month
w of Juiv,a large launch, English bully copper
fastened and has been coppeted, she is y feet Tong,
and eight feet beam; and has Teen sloop r,gset, as
there iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever re-
c'cniscs sad launch, will please call at No 10 Old
Lever. a O I
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EsofI,iR-,s Phrases.

Collection of ColIoqual Phrases, every topic ne
u ceJsarv maintain conversation, arranged under
trrent heads, with numerous remarks the peculiar
pronunciation and of various words. The whole 50
disposed considerably to facilitate the acquisition OF
correct pronunciation of the French. By Bohnar, II
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection of tne hundred of Perrins Tables accom-
panied with key containing the text literal and free
translation, arranged in such manner as TO point
Indifference between the French and English diom,
figured pronunciation of the French, according
the best French works the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds ofthe French
language, compared with these of the English. o
A Pronouncing French Primer or the Scholars Guide
10 the accurae pronunciation and photography of the
French Lang age, containing its elements according to
'the best usage ~ Bernard Tronchn just received and
or sale ly WIN MckEAN,
im5 Cor Camp L. Com SITS.
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR, &r
~ REAF BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
W short our in lG35-By Heman Humphrey
D. D., President of Amherst College, in vols.
This I'arts Of AIRS. SherTood.-Being tho only
cenleir and uniform edition ever published in the
bniiud ates, vol l5 Just received and for sale by
WINNIE AN,
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'HNtE subscriber having chased the aase pnd fur
IL n''i're of this well known establishment, from Mr.
Taylor, the late proprietor will he ready
tiers by the LIST at April next.
Numarols and costly improvements will ne found in
the arrangements Of the Alansion House. New aud
more commorious bathing hrnscs will he built, and
warm bthS will be provided at all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house, with good accommodate
tons Tor horses aud carriages Fist rate horses and
Carriages will also be kept for hire moderate prices;
aud sail and row boats, with persons manage them
for the OF vislters. Billiards and Other amusenens
usually Gnnd at watering places, will also be furnished
and conducted as not to Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders. The wines and liquors will
be of the best quality, and ull supply of
ice cargo has already been ordered, whic will arrive
about the lSt OF May.
Mr. Frederick barnard who formerly kept so popular
hoto at Washington city, viii condacl This ho ell for
the proprietor who, with sSch aid confidently
the vsilers of last year, and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention. and thereby
expects To give general satisfaction.
he local advantages at this house are too ell
kIuwm need Il lengt. ened description here. The
facts that PrHscoa is the rrEes naval station of the
Gcv~neut; the general udezvgus OF the Gulf squad.
ron; the salugrity of a cls reirrsNsA constantly du-
t!ne the sumner months h- 7ur coolest sc5.es from
rle Gulf the beauty Of the bay aud ,la neighbourne
island and rivers the abundance and drcuey of the
il with wli'ch The waters abound apc lis proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference alt other places in these atitudes,
healthy and dalighttnl sumlne' retreat.
First boats will between Pensacola and Mo-
bile md will all times be bbsS take the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
NB ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1898.
q = Gentlemen wishing rnTpge rooms for thGi
families, address the proprietor, Ri Pensacola, OF
MIR sewell / ayor the former proprietor, at ne" Or
leans.
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4 NcPPEitAS-.!u hbs, in store, Tor sale nv
" G DORSEY,
ices Al New levee
SSUGAR-J3 hhls, prime article, for safe bv
~ q DORSEY;
jea6 Al W Irrec
DORK-lnn hbls Ness, Prime and other fes, ripIloll
u For sale by STE TSpN & AVERY.
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References
7 Sanford, Es1, MrC CullHm, b MtAlpin, Esq.A.t
hihhy, in Mob ss; ) t Taylor, Rea, Esq, in Ma,
Orleans.
+ S-i letter bag, 10 receive communications for
persons the hove hotel, is placed at Geo Whunans
Office, 81 st Charles Exch ngc.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
a1ARlSi COURT. for the Parish and City of New
n Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Mauran,
Judge. June llth 1883 No. l0,984-Jacques Potter
vs.. his credtors.-Upen reading and filing the petition
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors of the nsovent show cause m open
court OH Saturday the 7th day of july 1888 why he
should not be discharged according law; and IN the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty are stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans June II, 1855.
jeli Paw ARMAND FITOT Clerk.
SNTAT DE LA lOUlSiANr..-Cnur dc Parols~e,
\ pnnr la parnissSe la vile de la Nouvelle Or
cans.-Present rhon Charles Maurian. itse, II inn,
lI3S.-No. l0984.-Jacques Potter contie SIS cream.
ciers.-Snr lecture ct enregstaemrnt de Ia petition Ell
ID schedule dams cctte allure II est ccrcte par la cour
cue les creancers de insovahe fair. sayor leurs raj
sons cOur ouVet Sa ed dc INLET 8:}5 pourquoi
il lie serait point dech rye conormement Ia ui ct en-
attendant toues pour'uitcs sa personne on SEES
properties nnctees.
Bureau de greftier, Nonvee Orleans, II JUN 1883
iea PAW ARM>ND PIrOT. Grefier.
Z INSEED ult--lu uuis, ,alldIns I.utn sleatn0OaI
NJ Albany, for sale by Il DORSEY,
jel3 81 New rvce.
EAELY'S SUPERIOR iIA3lS-,Now landing from
81 steamboat Sultsna, y,lplly oftue above put IN
in hhds, tierces and bhls; for sale by
LAYE1 h AMELUNG,
el2 II commerce. street.
4 INSEED OIl1--l2 bbls und cas- IS UesI Inns 5ed
81 Oil, now landing from ship M hville, and for ale
by JARVIS 81 A-.UREWS,
Wholcs lie Druggitts,
iei3 Common and Tcbslitrras ST.
- COTCH AlE-5O casks pnlls and quaJIs] 10 store
- and for salshy eilnLMES 4 MILLS,
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Il was weak enough to read the mass OF falsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt
Had known last evening of the great Importance
vs. should have treated the last Of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. will. however
compliment his of the Journal, for his saga y
employ the former knight mot OF the garter or tile
thistle, butt ofthe needle thnble in order that he
may kill two birds with stone, 10 patch the
holes that may be in his natural political garments
anil, if Imay judge from that excellent paper, the Ad
ver.iser, Dr. Ships master is, politically, in
need ofhis services.
When any circumstance oecurs, whether domeslicaly
politically, which requires blister, whether his
own the reputation those who do not hap
to please him, he ng unlike him, (which must be
great misforune! then it is he rings his BELL whicn
after all is nothing than if it sounding brass
u tinkiing cymbal;' yet, to view it thus-Dr. Bell
looks WELL but with an NJ ID. A. 5, S. after it, appears
magnifcenta "
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oculist.
July14.
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. RUNAWA

WAS committed to the Jail of Pike
wv County, Mississippi, on the 9Th
day of June, negro man who says that
his name is JOIN, and belongs to Mr..
Harry Young, of Ala. Said negro was
taken up by the Citizens Of Holmesvllle,
and committed by T. D. Padellord, Esq,
a Justice Of the Peace, Of said County.
Said negro is thirty-fve years OF age
five feet, FIVE and half inches high
dark complexon-has scar on the right
arm, looks as if it was done with knife,
and one on his left, caused by burn--he
is considerably scared With the whip
four of his upper teeth are out-had on
when committed, casinet coat-checked
shirt-corderoy pants, and broad britn
drab hat. The owner of said negro IS re-
quested 10 come forward and comply with
the acquisitions Of the law and take him
away. a,nu~,
Sheriff Of Pike C'ty.
Hoimesville, July 4, 1888. 81
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ures, the person failing to pay shall be i'm.
prisoned not less than one, nor more than
twenty-four houro. He shall pay over all
fines by him collected within twenty DAYS,
and shall be allowed the same fees as are
by law allowed to Constables of the State
Of Mississippi.
These laws shall be in full force and eff.
feet from and after ten days from the
time Of publication.
T. w. POUND, President.
E. A. BACON, Secretary.
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On the 21st in the House, Mr.. Adams
resumed his remarks on the annexation Of
Texas, His speech is highly praised for
strength of argument, research, and abili-
ty displayed. Tho bill from the Senate a.
polishing Imprisonment for debt, was read
twice and referred back on the judiciary.
The sub-treasury bill then came up as the
order of the day. Mr.. Prentiss continued
his speech in reply to Mr.. Pickens. His
it is said, will raise for him a
high rank among the great statesmen of
the nation. Nothing of interest occurred
in the Senate.-N. o. Bulletin.