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HAnlSloIENLz - t,nlI.x.
Allen, CLARK 4 Go. Rctunmhle to the May
VS. Fl III term. 1899.
Tribble& IIarfis&sec,ts
RY virtue of the above stated FIRE
- facias to me directed from the Hon.
United States Circuit Court for the South
era District Of Mississippi, will expose
to public sale for cash, before the court
house door of Holmes county, on the third
Monday, the 22d day Of April next, all
the right, title and interest, the said de.
PENDANTS have to the following described
property, to wit: the s.h Of h Of q
of sec 3; and the Q q and e h Of q
and $ h Of " h ofn " q and 8 W q and b
ofw h. of e q Of sec Z, tnshp Ia, range
east; upon which is steam mill; levied
on as the property of Franslin M Tribble,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
Fl. ia. and costs.
WIN. NJ. GWINN, Marshal,
BY p. M. FERGERSON, ID. M.
March 8 l7--tds Pn,s fee Sl2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
SHERIFES, SALE

Galloway { Richardson, r H Spiycv Go.
IS e IA on bond, VS. Il ia on bond.
"m queen, Ct Al. VIM Queen, ct al.
M D Haynes & Co. Rcturnable t. Heinz,
VS. e ia ON bond, Circuit Court. - 4 MI
VIM Queen, ct al. term. 1880. -P''
DY virtue Of the above stated cases Of
ID frie facias 10 me directed, / shall
offer 10 the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door Of Holmes county m
the FIRST Monday Of April next, the follow.
ing described tract Of land to viii: the n i,
q lot : sec ~, the W q Of W q Of sec
10, and the " b ofn W q Of lot 6 sec ii.
all situated lying and being in / Is Of :
. east, containing l60 and To- 100 acres.
levied on as the property Of William,
Queen, TO satisfy the plaintiffs and costs
Of suit.
Nv. PICKINS, Sheriff.
BY VIM. STIGLER, Deputy.
March 2, l6-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
MARSHAL,S SALE


s w Oakley g. Co. Paul Salane g. Co.
VS. alias Ii "a VS. alias e "a
Iaylor&Erwin&secur'ts. ylor&Erwin&secu'ns
The above cases are returnable to the Nav
term, 1889.
nY virtue Of the above stated alias
~ FIRE facias to me directed from The
Hon. United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Mississippi, | will
expose to public sale for cash, before the
court house door Of Holmes county, OH the
first Monday, the 9th day Of May next,
all the right, title and interest the defend
ants have in or to the following described
property, to wit: seven negroes Bob,
aged q years; Lucy, aged 23, and her
child, John, aged years; Elizabeth,
aged 5; Frank, "a; Louis. so; levied on
as the property Of Abner Erwin, and will
be sold 10 satisfy the above stated &. fas,
and costs.
VIM. M. GWIN, Marshal,
By z. N. FERGERSON, DIN.
March 8 l7tds Pats fee SI3
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

u. Lloyd, use, &c, Robt Fisher, use, &c,
VS. yepdtio exponas, VS. yendi,io exponas,
). Il. Mayo, al. J.R. Mayo, ct al.
Malcolm Dent Morton e. Nash, use, &c
vs.. yenditio exponas VS. vcndilio exponas
). X. Mayo, et'al. X. Mayo, ct al.
J. J. Niche, use, &c, Erasmus F Potts,
IS venditio,' exponas VS. venditio exponas
j. X. Mayo, e'al. J. Il. Mayo, ct al.
Relumable TO Holmes Circuit Cous,
April term, 1889.
10y virtue Of the above stated vendi,ic
Id exponas, 10 me directed, l will ex.
pose at public sale, to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door in the
town of Lexington, on the FIRST Monday
OF April next, the following described
property, viz:-the h n w q ofsec 90
tnshp Is, range 3 east: also, lots Nos 80
; and q, lying and being in the town OIL
Lexington, levied onas the property Of J
Il. Mayo, 10 satisfy plaintiffs debt and
costs of said suits; sale within lawful
hours.
i. w. P{CKlNS, Sheriff.
BY WE. AUSTIN, Dept.
Mafcn Lids
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
NkIt8rRlla1tp.
MARCOLINl:
A TALE OF ICE.

1t was midnight; the great clock had
struck, and was Still echoing through every
porch and gallery in the quarter Of ST.,
Mark, when young citizen, wrapped in
a cloak, was Fastening home from an in
terview with his mistress. His steps was
Eight, for his heart was so. Her parents
had Just consented to their marriage, and
the very day was named. aLovely Gut
Iletta!" he said, sand shall call thee mine
at last? Who was ever so blest as thy
Morcolini?" But as he spoke, he stop
ped; for something was glittering on the
pavement before him.--lt was scabbard
Of rich workmanship; and the discovery,
whit was it but an earnest Of good fortune?
!" Rest thou there" he cried, thrusting At
gaily into his belt, SIC another claims thee
not, thou hast changed masters" and on
he went humming the burden Of song
which he and his Guiletta had been sing
ing together. But how little do we know
what the next minute will bring forth?
Returned by the church ofSt. Geminiano,
and lin three steps he met the watch. A
murder had been committed. The Senator
Renalid had been found dead at his door,
ahe dagger left in his heart! and the un-
fortunate Marcdlini was dragged away Tor
examination. The place, the time, every
thing served to excite, TO justify suspicion;
and no sooner had he entered tho guard
house than evidence appeared against him.
The bravo in his flight had thrown away
his scabbard land smeared with blood,
and not dry, it was now in the belt Of
Marcolin. Its patrician ornaments struck
every eye, and when the fatal dagger was
produced and compared with it, not a
doubt Of his guilt remained. Still there is
in the innocent, an energy and composure
an energy when they speak, and COM
posure when they are silent-to which
none can be altogether insensible; and the
Judge delayed for some time topronounce
the sentence, though he was near rela-i
ton Of the dead. At length, however, it
came, and MarcoliM lost his life, Guiletta
her reason.
Not many years afterwards the truth
revealed itsclf.th real criminal in his last
moments confessed the crime; and hence,
the custom in Venice, custom that long
prevailed, for crier to cry out in the
court before sentence was passed, F" Re.
cordate vi del povere Marcolini!' Ere
member the poor Marcolini!"
Great indeed vas the lamentation
throughout the city, and the Judge dying,
directed that henceiorth and for ever, a
mass should be sung every night in the
ducal church, for his own soul and for the
soul of Marcoini, and the souls Of all those
who had suffered by an unjust judgment.
Some land on the Brenta was lief, by him
for that purpose, and still is the mass sung
in the chapel; still, every night, the great
square is Illuminated, and the casinos are
dilling fast with the gay and the dissi-
pated, bell is rung as for service, and a
ray of light is seen to issue from small
gothic window that looks towards the place
execution, the place where on scaffold
Marcolni breathcd his last.
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THEODOSIA:
OR love, TREAcHERY AND DEsrA1R.

OR love, TREACHERY AND DEsrAIR.
Mustapha Pacha, reputed TO be the
ablest Of all the public officers Of Tur-
key, has just delivered Macedonia from
a formidable band of brigands, who
have infested the country for upwards
Of four years. The means he took are
too singular not to be mentioned. Hav-
ing learnt that young Arabian girl,
bearing the name Of Theodosia Maria
Samik, residing at Miolnik, town on
the frontier Of Greece, had secret COM
munications with the robbers, Musta-
pha, had her watched and questioned,
but could not obtain any disclosures.
He then engaged one ofhis lieutenants,
named Ismael, a young man ofpersonal
beauty, to 60 and cndeavor TO gain
her affections. This officer sue
ceedcd to such degree that she be-
come warmly attached to him, and in
formed him that her real name was Eu-
doxia TheresaGerundaxi, and thatshe
was niece ofthe chief Of the brigands,
Michael Gregorio Gerundaxi, whose
troop amounted to between 400 and
$500 men. She painted in glowing
terms the charms Of their errant and
adventurous life, and urged Ismacl to
join them. He pretended to yield to
her instances, and then learnt further
from her that her uncle would hold a
general muster of his band in October
2Sth, in the forest of Pheloidos. All
this1smael communicated to Mustapha,
but in order to avert suspicion, went
with his fair one othe rendezvous. The
willy Mustapha collected his troops,
surrounded the assembled freebooters
and as they refused to surrender, at
tackled themwith all his forces. The
greater number of the brigands fell on
the spot, preferring death on the field
to capture and an ignominious execu-
ton. A few escaped for moment, but
they were afterwards taken, and are
now waiting their sentence in the cita-
del ofThessalonica. Among the dead
were found the chief erundaxi, whose
head was cloven bNa stroke from a
sabre, and the young lieutenant, Ismael
whose breast had been penetrated by
a musket ball. Mustapha cut of the
heads Of all the killed, and has paraded
them in triumph though the town. The
wretched Eudoxia, on discovering the
treachery Of her lover, has fallen into a
state Of complete abandonment, and is
believed to have entirely lost her sen.
ses- Mustapha has taken her into his
own palace, and ordered that every
care her deplorable condition requires
should be Iavished on her.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
WHEw! WHIz!

AnAbolition paper contains the follow
ing paragraph:-"Bail out the Atlantic
with teaspoon-pierce Leviathan's
vitais with toothpick--quench YES
uvius with the contents Of a goblet
then you may talk of swiping away the
stain Of slavery from our national es
cutcheon' by sending them to Liberia!'
But the writerhas'nt gone farenough
he should have added, "hold the globe
in thimblc, make a parlour pet Of an
elephant, control woman by force, or
anabolitionist by reason, then youmay.n
&C. Boston Post.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
NOI'IL,E,

III ETTERS of administration Of the
A estate Of James M. Lucas, decd,
having been granted TO the undersigned
by the Probate Court Of Holmes county.
at the March term, 1889 thereof, notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against the said estate, to present them
Ter payment properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be for ever barred.
II. II. FULTZ, Admr.
March 8 I7-6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
LAW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE.
CARUTIlERS g. CLARK,
Isl AVlNG associated themselves to-
III gether in the practice Of Law, will
attend TO the Circuit Courts Of Yazoo,
Holmes, Carroll, Choctaw, Yallobusha,
and Iallahatchie; and the Superior State
and Federal Courts at jackson and Pom
totoc. Office at Carollton, Miss.
B. F. CARUTHERS,
w. C. CLARK
Jan 26 Car. ENG. ll---6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
INSOLVENCY.

THE undersigned, commissioners, ap.
pointed by the Hon. Probate Cou,,
OF Holmes county, at the February term
thereof, upon the estate Of Samuel Elliot
deceased, will meet at Arthur Hays store
IN the town ofLexington, for that purpose,
the second Saturday in every month for The
n next SIX months, commencing on the Cd
Saturday in April
AUTHOR HAYS,
w. II. HINES,
JOSEPH FITZPATRICK.
Commissioners.
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For Five Dollars two copies Of the paper
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The EVENING TATTLER is published every
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Northern, Eastern and Southern mails,
which all close at about two O'Clock, P. M.
All country newspapers who give this
prospectus three Insertions, will be entitled
TO an exchange, on sending number Of
their papers 10 this Office, containing the adj
vertisement.
All communications and letters should be
addressed, postage paid, to
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TICKETS sao-No sHAR 60

The whole Of the tickets, with their NUNS
hers, as also those containing the prizes, viii
be examined and sealed by the commissions
eTs appointed under the act, previously 10
their being put into the wheels. One wheel
will contain the whole of the numbers, the
other will contain the 600 prizes, and the first
six hundred numbers that shall be drawn
out, viii Be quilted to such prize as may be
drawn to Is number, and tha fortunate hol-
ders Of such prizes viii have such property
transferred to them Immediately after the
deduction.
Editors Of every paper II the y. States, in
The ~ est indies, in Canada, and other Of the
British Provinces are requested to inserf the
above. as q standing advertisement, until the
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inp the advertisement.
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NOTICE.

I'D Y virtue Of authority in me vested. as Asses
I'd sor Of Taxes the corporation Of Yazoo
City, will sell for the taxes due for the $50, IN
front of the Washington Hotel III said city, on
Saturday the 30th day of November next, 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following lots and
parcels of ground, lying withinthe corporate Inns
It's of said city, much thereof as shall be SUI
icient to pay the taxes and other expenses there
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containing greater amount and variety o.
useful and entertaining miscellany, than -
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Each number 81 Che paper contains as
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bY lie subscribe upon John l7 Crntrrt. 81
New-Dfeans, ID favor 81 J0ks .6llon, for he cum
ol egt hundred and tirl-ttree dollars ana f,,rfr
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THE PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY, Chronicle,

By MATTHIAS q IAHLOh,
No. 81 South Second Street, Philadelphia.
Is believed to be the cheapest, best, and
most enteTtai9ing family nesNsPeRers pub
M - 5 ~ o.ales o. AlIlsea'
po.,i nc .S su.Iotlai department. conducted oy
ri NJ 1870.
T ne DusinsSS ue liilens conducted oy y
sr W., : 7,y,D :, -, .-,,,,, !, $500.
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Agncuitures Manners and
natural history, Customs
FoPuiar Statsticss Education,
sunday meanings News oithe Day.
NOW Del1g Puoiishea ia the Saturday Chron-
lcle; 4 series Of original letters descriptive
OF Manners and Customs In Europe. Also,
9 seLlss q aIlicles qescrlPuye 81 the several
s0se.Alnelts ST Europe Also, q series Of
sketches descriptive Of the religious tenets
q "a. tne Naftous denominations Of christians IN
Iills country. Also; series OF articles on
classlca history and biography. Also, Sc
Lles = Pencil sSsteiles Of some Of the leading
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RzNEAI.Rs l.mnnYLl

MRS. 9. p. COOK, respectfully amour.
y ces g the citizens Of Yazoo City, and
surrounding country, tia she viii open 9
FEN l. SCHOOL, IA Yazo6 City, on the
7tlI0 October next, III some comfortable
room when due notice will Be given.
a few young ladies' from the country can
procure board with the teacher if required
on reasonable terms.
TERMS ON TUITION, Per session Of
five months Orlhography, Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic, SIS English GrammeT,
Geosapliy, Natufd and Moral Philosophy,
Modem and Ancient History, Logic, khe-
toric md Composition, 500
Yazoo City Sept II, 1880 I2-tf
LUMBER FOR SALE.
HWyHE Subscriber offers for sale. fine loi
Of lumber Of the following description
viz:
Weather boarding, Shooting,
Rafters, Joists,
Scant ing, Flooring,
Plank Oak Joists,
Posts. &c.
All Of which VIII be sold low for cash.
JNO. GLASS.
Yazoo City, May Is. 1889. 46-tf.
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SPLENDID SCHEME!!

s
1 Prize, The ARCADE.-296 feet
inches 4 lines, on Magazine
streets I0I feet, ] / inches;
on Natehez street; 126 feet,
inches, on Gravier street,
Rented at about e37 900 per Dollars.
annum. Valued a 100000
| Prize, CITY HOTEL.--I62 feet
on Common street rented
- at g25 900 and valued q 500, 900
re, DWELLING HOUSE, ae
aining the Arcade, No. 16s
afs9t. Z inches front on
Prize, DWELLIlSstsssss 3. le1.s9 10000
joining the ArcadesE. adj
= feets front on Nstchaz
street; rented at $1,000
Frlze, DWELLING HOUSE. al s0'eV 3
joining the Arcade, No. %
% feet front on Natcbez
street !; rented at $1,000:
Frlzes DWELLING HOUSE. No. ~
20. North east corner 81
Basin and Custom House
street; 40 feet front on F.
s ssns Eng 81 20 Ps7 feet deep ii
Enatom house street rent-
ed at $1,000; valued at 10000
Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, No.
%, southwest corner Of Ba-
sin & Custom house street;
80 feet inches on Basin,
40 feet inches on Frank
lin, 1877 feet 10 inches deep
in front of Custom house st.
rented At 6 90, valued at 90, 900
Prize DWELLING HOUSE. he.
500, "a feet 8 inches on
ROYAL street, by ~ feet
inclesdeep rented at $1,000
valued at Is 900
Prize, $50 Shares Canal Bank
stock, 500 each, Is 900
/ do 200 do Commercial do 500
each, 10000
do $50 do Mechanics & Ira
ders, 500 each, Is 900
/ do l00do City Bank do 10000
l do 100 do do do 10000
| do fO0do do do 10000
do 50 do Exchange Bank. do 5000
do so do do do 1000
do IS Do Gas Light Bank, 40 $500
do rs do do do $500
do IS do Mechanics and Ira
ders do 800
do Is do do do 800
90 do Each 10 Shares Of the Lou
isiana State Bank, SO each,
each prize 81 900, 10000
200 do Each share Of 500 ofthe
Bank Of Louisiana, 10000
200 do Each share Of 500 ofthe
New Orleans Bank, 10000
$50 do Each share Of 500 of the
Union Bankof Florida, $4,000
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lBER FCR SALE.
MAYORS -OFFTCE.
YAroo CRY. Sept. 6th, 1889.

lAzo0 CITRs sept. otns 1000.
At called meeting Of the President
q aud selectmen Of Yazoo City: Pre-
sent -Quesney ID. Gibbs, President, Rich
ard M. VIM, Andrew Glib and =. ".
Quackenboss, Selectmen.
On motion, n w Quackenboss, was ap-
pointed clerk, pro. tenn.
on notion 81 a IN. Qnackenboss, the
board first proceeded BY ballot to elect q
wharf master for Yazoo City, to fill the va
cancy occasioned BY the death Of Hugh T.
Bivens. Whereupon, Thomas G. Rodgers
was unanimously elected to that Office.
Ordered bY the board, that Thomas Y.
Rodgers, wharf master elect for Yazoo Ci-
~, be and he is hereby required, before he
enters upon the discharge of the duties Of
/ his Office ais such, 10 execute bond, IN
conformity with the acquisitions Of the Or
dinances of said Yazoo City, IN the penal
sum of one thousand dollars.
The following monthly report OF the
Treasurer was next presented TO the board,
which on motion was received to Wit
M HoFF,
n act. sOitk TIC Corporation Of Yasoo City,,
DIR.
1889,
April 23d To balanceon hand as
per report this date, S522, 76
4 July 9th b cash received of
r Bivens for wharfage, 26O,50
1889, Contra. OR ssl8,ss
May 4th--By this amount paid
Troy s. Hyland per
Presidents order, $1,000
@s-Do. do. do. do, 0O,OO
17th-Do. do. do. do, 300
!" 25th-Do. do, do. do, 5000
'4'p-3 5an se'' 4 ss Stevens P''a 5000
t-By this ountcommis-
sions paid H. F. Biz
vens, for money paid
Burgess BY President, $50
----. s'h7 Tsdg iakEats on demand ooe $
I" Eight months post 49,, z
notes redeemed, 100
s8s9,25
Amount on hand for ticket fund &c. 474,O
April 23d Amount Of tickets not
redeemed, 1896 9
August 9TH Amount redeemed as
above, 2O6,75
sa,el9,74
!" Post notes not re-
deemed, I,O25.oO
Post notes redeemed
as above, 100
Post notes in circulation, l,Ol4,OO
Total amount of tickets and post
notes in circulation, 1888 4
Respectfully, &C.,
M r H0FF,
Treasurer Of Yazoo CITY.
August 3, 1899.
Ordered by the board, that The committee
on finance, requested at the last meeting
hereof 70 call upon William 6. Raspberry,
late assessor and collector, aud procure from
him statement Of such surplus Of real es-
tate tax sales as may be vel In his hands.
have further time granted them Is FeDort.
On motion Of Andrew Gibb. it was re
sotUed, That the committee on streets. be
requested to report to the next meeting 81
this boaid. the besl ways and means i'd Be
devised, tor constructing forthwith new
and substantial bridge across The bayou. on
Main street, and The probable cost thereof.
hlessTs. Hahn and account
agalnsk the coIpoia ton Tor ser ma.
terlals ii repairing Broadway, was or
lion, allowed.
On motion Of Richard M VIM. Fl was
Resolueds That this board do nov adjourn
70 meet again On Wednesday next the ia
inst., at 8 o'clock r NJ
g 9. GIBBS, President
Z. w QgAcKEaHoss, Jerk pro tenn
Sept ID. TO- Isl
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etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is a specimen Of what
this Mammoth Newspaper will contain, as
well in rarity and extente 81 it original and
selected matter, as the style of it's execution.
AS . Family Newspaper BROTHER JO-
NATHAN Will be found to present attrac-
tons beyond any other:
ale comes, the herald Of noisy world,
NesCs from al nations numbering II his back-s
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do
nestle, and the latest novelties ia the Liter
airy World, will be promptly served up for
the qualification OF tie reader.
Strictly neutral in politics, il will contain
nothing in favor or against any party, and
will as sedulously avoid any Of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, temperance,
industry, good order, benevolence, and USE
fulness to our common country, and our fell
low men, will be advocated and inculcated
in every page Of Brother Jonathan.
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= . ?
VIZ subscribers have put their TEN
PIN ALLEY "a complete repair. for
the accommodation and recreation 81 their
friends the Alley viii always ba ready for
company, and every attention paid them.
JACKSON e. EDMONDS.
Yazoo City, July &c, 1889. 3-H
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iuesEiek water s. the barrel. fof eaIe
by I'll JENNINGS "a 60
Hazoo CITY, Jane =, 1889. 4s-tf
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100, 900 Tickets, from No.
i upwards, In Succession
The Deeds Of the property and the Stock,
transferred IN Trust to the Commissioners,
appointed By the said Act of the Legislature
OF Florida, forthe securityof the prize hold
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-11

BI iANK DEEDS
For sale ~ tits Office.