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VENTE PAR LIZ SYNDlC,

FENIk4 FAR LIZ SiNDlC.
I |. sera vendu leI-tle tevrier -hcures, Ia
i'our>e de Ute, EN- vertu dun decre de la de
pnroi<sc, pour la iarpise Vile de la Nouvclle Orle
ans en- date d' c" c"urant, sous Ia direction du
de- les pr,pretes suvantes abondonnees pa' Gabriel
tie rgs Gienny ses creancers:
|. Qnare lot. de tcre, nos SO, Co. g. ct g. situes
Carr"ton; nos 59et 6'mes"rant 25 "ls chaqne face
la rue Onz. 1871 pieds de proon eur nos 60 IT g.,
chaqur s5 picds d: face la rue Reservee, sur une
meme prcfondenr-achetes de c Porse, p ncte de-
Lcenrdeur, ut pubic, lie 10 mni 1887.
9. let no. 5, dams Pile, Is, an fnbours Wnshin ton
municp"Ine, mu "ran % rds Up. sur la Morale.
ent.e les rue' du Port ct Ferdinand snr 100 peds
prosndcur uchele de |. 5 Iilegsberc, pnr nc,e de.
vantT Seghers, not. pub. le % ievrer ie31.
"a, an aubonrs Washington, Nunicru!i!e nt g. nos /!
ct 10, ayunt chnque 81 I. 6 sur la Mnzant entire
soraiea G. Crqu,s't, sur pieLs de pro"ndeur, no
"y"n, 81 ras sur ia RI" >, MnaG"' sur t7 pH1s
quharr rur III picds ps gu's en- prof,ndeur-nche
tie de Blrhe, mar acte devsnt l. Ftraud not public
Ie 81 fevrier 1857.
L. HUT Ln,s, nos. 49, H. 49, Is, II. 1s Oct 20 dan.
ri'e no "a, M faub"urs ashing on, Ainnicrnlite
10 fnrmau, l'encognWe DIES dos F,ancai. Ur
quhart, mesurant 81 pd9p lig sur Ia rue dies Fran
l415, 16 10, 10 ct 90, Clique ,nesulani 81 rd p
| Zig de face la des Francas DC II de pro
Gndeul-achee de E Bur,he It Thos DnpIsssis, pa
&C T. devavt L Feraud mot. pub, lie 81 evrirrl 81.
S. Tn Lot sur Ia de Ia Vfgne, PICS du nsuvea,
Canal achete par George Andrews, par prive. c,
date du 10 mars 1897. George Andrews ii son epous
acquirent lie ti're do Holmes, see lot, qui m.
pieis de aco la de la V<ne entire lie dehurca,ler
Forids ct la lgne de dtmHrcutinn des tnubourgs Ste
Marie ct Deor, ayant i25 pieds de prcfondenr
| Condition~-un tiars com, tact, ct lea leux autre
tiers a nois, Parqnercur dormant sea bet- avrc Ct,
dosseur, It hvpnthcque jusln'a pnrf,i' Placement.
Les actas he vente terunt passes devant-, no, pub
ac1uereur pay ant les tras tie ncte ct Ia pse de pos
session par 'arpenteur. I2j
| NNTAr De LA NE-liour de- paroi-s
Lpour lapsrossc e, vile tie Ia Nile. oreans-Pre
sent PHomo able Charles ilnu,ian juge--Jnnver ucu
l8'H-No. i296-isnh'rt lnglahnn vs.. SC. c,eancier
In ressi des hirns 'lu pe,n1,n accepts var |
crtr, M benches tie rrsnurirrs. il est ortlorn
qnunr .emhlee DIES crranci"rs ait iru en- r.'ric d
| Hn'nho PAWS, n"tnrc publ Il mnrr, II J,n%ie
10 10, pour deli ,erer aiires d dit insos ah
n attend mt t"'ltes rcursuitet con1rc la ersonue
! les hicns diiI sont ulrrtccs.
| Par ordre de la c"ur-l}ureau, du Grcfier &
| Jan, 1898. ARMAND PIrDr gr,liicr
| ~ PERM DI!.--5'nn sails. Winter strained .prr,
! - OIL just received n,d for sale hv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

| hive, with much pleasure tn myself, had a n
opportunity Of examining Col. G.. l.. TAomp.on.s
newly invented machine for the manufacture of
sugar, salt, &c. The process is a scientific one
and must when properly understood and npprecia.
ted be of the grea,eat advantage 10 the planters
and sugar re6ners Of this state. The m ,chne is
capable Of evaporating 700 n 1000 gallon. Of
aqueous mater per hour All parts of the ma
chinery where cane juice or eat water come in
contact is composed Of metal which doe. not
cor ode oxidate and never coora or i'm pnr,s any
Of the dee,erous effects Of copper or iron: i, il
adapted to the use Of either hoil,ny nv steam Of
pneumatic process the juice OF the cane is ie.oI !,
purified and completely cleanstd before the prov
cess of boiling commences, and instead Of using
the ordinary process Of lime, the Juice is tempered
and cleanscd by chemical prnres. which pref.
pilates all feculent matter and hlcnches the who'll"
mnss. lis not necessary IN touch the juice from
the mill until I, arrives in the pnrgcry, ts Wi ,ht
being determined by the sacrome,er AMI the de-
gree ct heat BY the thermometer. The NJ line
now erected and in operation the State Pl,n,r-
ton is calculated 10 manufacture 80 lbs p. r
% hours at an expense Of 81 cents per pound
Whereas The process now in general ia" 's,s d
| cents per pound. The cost Of thu machinery,
understand from Col. II. is about one third less
than the cost Of that now in use it is Oh the who
a very complete affair, and when it is TAX en- into
consideration that the sugar made by it ia in qua
lily far superior 10 thai made in tn, old way all
m ust ndmit that it is a very grea, improveme n
upon the mode now in use for the manufacture o.
sugar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

nKY GOODS, CiOI HING, &C.
- The subscribers have in store for rnle,
800 bales and cases bleached and brown dsmes,ic
shrlingS and shettings,
so do Lowell cotons rs a. mud twilI2d
do Lowell black mixed c ,nnude,
~ do Union Hampshire drilling
10 do super white AngUln flannel
; do white, green and mixed roc hing and E.ltin,
% do and ca ees negro clnths, consisting of mix
cordora kslseys, and palms. black mixed wa.
tert"'st kersrys, war"ias ton and warwick
jeans mixed, plaid aud other lindseys
20 cases French and American prints various quail
do ~ is''ine''' dra'' black "sed and lilac mix
do surer printed pongec and aarsnet ,aukar-
chiafs,
50 bales heavy brown Russia sheet nys,
lou d. G""ny Bags sm"lI' medium and large al.
50 cases mantua and sine ham umbrellas, % to SO
inch,
80 cas-, winter strained sperm oil,
81 do summer strained sperm oil,
7on hoxcs snerm cables. various qualities,
2nU do tallow candies,
8o' d" soap, various brands and qualitice,
800 do whit. and drv Goldfish.
50 cases sweet Spanish chocolate.
2Oo boxes tobacco, Bib, - III aud pound lunps,
30 d. Hyson Tea; chests young hvson ten,
Sicily madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and quar-
ter casks, brands of lngraham, T'izza and Coli
600 coils bale rope, of superior quality.
$50 casks Bost'n nails,
IS cases calf kin, seal and thick water water bon,s
l5o do calf and kip brogans, for men, boys and
youths,
SO do russell negro bros'ns, boys, mems, and ex-
ira sizes,
20 do mems shoes, pumps and slippers
80 do Indies. misses and chdreu's sinners and
beota,
$50 do clothing, of varions qualities. consisting Of
j"okcts rnn'aloons, vests, shits and frorks
adapted to the season,
50 boxes paste back ing u &2 gross each,
an, empty Mnasses hossheads, in order for filing.
cases PLAYING cards,
20 SITS Stevens patent balances, warranted correct,
10 salalnander iron chests
jail ISAAC BRIDGE & Co. I3i Magazines
"ANTED-A lad shout 70 rr Ia veurs of age, in
w aconn.iss m house whose parents reside in
the CITY. Address box, No. 800, Post Office.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

HAVANA CIGAKs-Received from hrs lnanu fac.
tory in Havana, an assortment al 300 00O Cigars
of the best quay-Trubucos, Rrga!ias, Canones, for
sale by II FARIAS,
ja7 II g. IS Custom iIcuse i
fNUNNY RAGs-35 bal.s Is bushrl hngS) in sIoTc
~ and for sale by u DORSEY,
jn5 Al New Leoec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

We shall continue remarks upon Free Banking
next week, in which shall explain its advantages
ard ganersl character. We may also have ew words
to say respecting city Banks and no Locket's
b;1l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

Niit. Orphans l,r: collection r glees and catch
j e. suitable for social music pnrt;es. Clubs, &c:
selected from the most celeb atcd composers, AMI
ranged wi.h Piano Forte accompaniment, new et!I.
ton.
Also good collection Of glecs, by celebrated COM
posers for sale sihgy or by the quantity together with
variety Of New Music for the Pn'lo Forte. for a,
reduced prices by ALEN TOWAR,
iai ~ Camp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3

CHARLESTON, Jan. 3.
The line ship Lafayette. Capt. Blair, arrived 1t this
port yesterday morning, 70 hours from New York bring
ing US files Of papers Of that city to Saturday last
elusive, in anticipation OF the regular mail.
We find news Of importance in ,hese papers. Capt.
B. informs us however, that tile Liverpool! packet ship
Columbus sailed 18th November, and The Europe sailed
on the 9TH from the same port going into port as
the Lafayette came out.
Respecting the MARKET one Of the papers Of Friday
last IT., says:
tnues firm, with All upward tendency; Flour heavy 4.
little feeblein price. There change in grain Of
any sort. Money stocks droop for the dav. Exchange
on those places where specie payments to be re-.
sumed getting better but other places, WORSE
50 shares U. 8. Bank Stock sold OH the 28:h ultimo
at122i.
The Delaware river, opposite Philadelphia, Is entirely
closed with ice.
Niessrs. Wagner and Hanna, Wing candidate. for The
Senate from Philadelphia county. have it ia stated
withdrawn their claims for in that ldy-eOnsiJ-
eng the Of the Senate recognizing the Van Buren,
House Of Representatives, virtually a decision
against themselves The two Van Buren, candidates for
the Senate from raid county, Messra. Brown and st
venson will nov, it is supposed be admitted without
exposition.
Calculations have been made, prnicsted on this re-
suit that there will be Van Buren, majority in the
Pennsylvania Legislature, in joint ballot Of four mem
bers.
~ The great Northern Mail will hereafter he de-
| spatched via Wilmington, closing at 3 o'clock. P. M.
and by this route the whole moil will be conveyed te
and fro, with much expedition as the EXPRESS Mai
! has heretofore travelled
An arrangement Of temporary Character has hecr
effected with the Charleston and Hamburger Rnil Ron,
COMPANY, by which we shall have the advantages of
daily commu ncation with the West. The Cars ara t.
leave the Depository at hnfpast A. NJ. and Hamburg
at A. NJ. commencing On the 9Th inst.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

g TATE OF f.OUISIANA-Parsh Court for the
- Parish and City Of New Orleans: Present the
Honorable Charles Mau'isn Judge. Jan. OH. 1882
No. ll4o9 Robt Ingraham his Creditors The ces-
sion Of property bv III. Petitioner is accepted bv the
Court FOR the 6eret of his creditors II is ordered that
said creditors do meet 10 the office of Horaio Davis
Esq. Not Pub on Tuesday, the 22nd day Of January,
1882 there and then deliberate the affairs of the
insolvent and in tile meantime all proceeding against
his person and property is stayed.
Extract from The Miautes-Clerk's Office, Jim o. 1889
jnnll ARMAND Pilot, Clerk.
O10 hoxes Soap. Merchants brand, landing from
@lO ship ''olrmbiana, for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

NEW BO0Ks.-Rnh of the Bowl. a egend of St.
~ Inegres. by the authnr of'Swaow Barn. HORSE
shoe Robinsun,' &c. DC. fn vos. Just received and
for sale by WIN M'KEAN
jail cor Camp 4 Common SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

4NLNTlltN'i--i case sa,t,nci P,r.t-; do .chrlet
~ nannrl Sl,i,ts, for -nlr ~
ia Shall. X BROW n. o6 Magnzn,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

NASH BOXES--5l Cnsh of our nwn plnn,-
u acuro, far superior To tl' English, for sue by
10 ) LOCKE & Go, Front Levcc
ANfH!'fE 'AD-5oO kegs, No in store, for salc
w by s LOCKE ~ 60,
janis Front Levec at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

The Legislature will have to elect Directors of the
Cizens' Bank in a few days. We ndvse them to be
cautious in their selection, and particularly their
faces against all Bank spectators, and members Of
their own body. The country members should net al.
low themselves to be bamboozed by city tctotion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-12

u PAR>-3O'o inches aprn'c spu,s md 100 piece
- sticks ailoat, aud for sale hv
ja4 ) * WHITNEY. y Camp 81
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Romans majority 8O8
There were 4 votes for John and 2 blank.
The election Of Governor Roman YVES then con
irmed by the Legislature, each member depos,ing
his vote in the hallo' -hox.
Alb. Roman 40
D.Prienr
Scattering
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RAGs-lOO0n Gunny Bags, of superior quality
ID landing from ship Arno, and for safe Nv
jalO Shall. Il BROWN, SO Magazine 81
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4 bEPrEk SAttE--lJ hnxc-. con, aiming 10 doz
L. each, in ,ore, and tor sale by
ini Sii VII Il DRiiWN OG NrgnHine st
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
'SHERiFF,S SAFE

S. IIoskins & Co., Alya w;l.o.
VS. al Il ia ON bond " nj -" use 3cj
John NJ. Ship Ct al John M ( En- On bond
Rbturnable to Holmes Circuit cou,ir h + Al
October Term 1889.
HpY virtue Of the above stated casa. !.
I'D me directed, i shall expose 10 1 nus, .
sale for cash, at the door of ,ho r ~
house in The town Of Lexington. H0 JvaI'
county, Mississippi, on the third Ma o'',P y
Of September next, he following desc, "la y
lands, to wit north west quarter s.o .uta
81, township Is, range 3 east. -, aa.a
east quarter section %, townsh; n', ~
range 3 east; levied on as the prone,,r - :
the defendants jain M. Shipp. "a sa; ~ =
plaintiffs debts and cost Of suits. '9
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff
OF Holmes County Nj.
By L. RAY, Deputr
August 10, 80 ids. Prn'ts fee AID n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
SHFRIFF,S SALE

r Moore ct III Returnable 10 Ia.
VS. Il ia on bond circuit court q any
W. Q. Harrington ct NJ Der Term 1889 O''V'
HWY virtue Of the above stated Fl.
ND faceous TO me dircctcd,I will exna,s
to public sale Tor cash, before the cow ,s
house door in The town Of Lexington !.
the third Monday Of September next ,ba
following described lots, or parcels :, 4
ground, known and designated on the man
or plat Of the town Of Lexington. to VII,
lot No. ID, and Is, and east half Of h
No. ID; levied on as the properly 4
Franklin M. Tribble, to satisfy The alow
stated Fl ia and cost of suit.
]. W. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
OF Holmes County, Mi.
BY JOS. C. PCKENS, Deputy,
Aug 10, 80 tbs. Prints fee SlO 20
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
SHERIFF'S SALE

Thos Hoover RetumaAAc 10 Uo,mo,
rs al Fl ia on bond circuit court 10 Oc,o,
l. Bullock ct ais Der Term 1889.
MsY virtue Of the above stated cxecp
A2@tioh TO me directed, shall expose
TO sale to the highest bidder for cash. on
on the third Monday Of September next
at the court house door of my county, The
following parcel Of land, to wit: The
north east quarter Of section "a, township
l6, and range 2 east; the west half Of the
south west quarter Of section number 10,
township Ii, range 2 east. Levied on
as the property Of Lcmuel Bullock, to sal.
isly the above stated al Fl ia and cost,
accruing theron.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff,
Of Holmes County, Mi
August 10, 80 tbs.
Prnhs fee $40 so :
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
SHERlFF,S SALE.

Lancing Monroe & King Retnnable to Holmes
VS. vend. exponas Circuit Court ID
Thomas S Maury ct al October Term 1889
pY virtue of the above stated case 10
- ME directed, ! shall expose to public
sale for cash, a; the door of the court house
in the town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the third Monday OF
September next the following property 10
wit: one lot in the town Of Tchula, know,
as lot No So; levied on as the property Of
Thomas s Maury, to satisfy plaintiffs aud
cost OF suit.
!. w. PICKENs, Sheriff,
By L. RAY, Deputy.
August 10, 80 tbs. Pfn'ts fec s.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Jesse Collins Returnable TO HOLMES
IS senaitio exponas Circuit Court, October
lhoaas fund. term 1889.
10y virtue of the above stated case 10
- me directed, | shall expose to public
sale for cash, at the door of The Court house
in The town of Lexington Holmes county
Mi. on the third Monday of September
next, the following land viz. section n,
tnshp. Is, range west, levied on as The
property of the defendant to satisfy plain
lifts and cost of suit.
/. w. PlCKENS, Sheriff,
by L. RAY, Dept.
August 10, 39=-tds Pr. fee 81.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10

Teras. Derivation Of the name. - we
have seen couplet from some wag IN the
United States, which gives rather a iudlc-
rous ctymology Of the name OF our repuo-
lie, by deriving il from " Takes as" lie
introduces the following lines
"When every other land reject us,
Here is land which freely takes rs.n
lisa very good hit, and if all who at
tempt to ridicule our country would show
as much wit, we should never be offended !.
at them. But it reminds us ola legend OF
the Commanches, related by lsowacany'
the principal chief ofthat nation, when on
visit to San Antonio, last summer
The Commanches claim to be the line
al descendants Of the empire of Montezu-
ma, and the only legitimate owners OF '.'e
whole Mexican country. The chez saiu,
that when Cortes landed in Mexico, lie
found the country torn to pieces by inter
factions, and was enabled, by employing
the disaflected chiefs, te raise force 10
seize upon the capital. Those chiefs be-
lieved, ifthey could destroy the power Of
Montezuma, they could easily despatch
the Spaniard, and have the coutrol OF the
country intheir hands. But too late they
ascertaincd that they had introduced q
: harder master, and that unconditional
servitude. was all they had TO expect
They were required to change their an
cient religion and thousands oil then
: were sent off to work ia the mines, iron
which they rarely ever made their escape
+. A great portion of them bound thel
neck to the conquerer, and became serl'
and slaves 10 the Spaniards: but a few, th'
:, best and noblest part, preferred exile t
seryitude, and Sc. out on pilgrimage II
/. the North, in hopes to find a land where
! they could enjoy their ancient institution
| in peace.
They travelled for many weeks, and a
last came 10 the great river of the North
Qhe Rio Grande)where they encamped
/, aud sent out twenty chosen men TO exam
, ine tho adjacent country. They crosse'
> the great river and assembled one OF tn
mountains, which overlooked the adjoining
plain. The prairie was covered with bu
$ laloe, deer, and antelopes, and they though
. they had reached the happy huntin!
0 ground, and the word Tehas! Tehas! lie
, has! burst from every tongue. 1t wa
decided unanimously that it should b.
their future home, and that the country
: should go by the same apparently furnish
: ed them by the great spirit.
I Tehar is the Commanche name for the
residence Of the happy spirits in the oshe
= world, where they shall enjoy an eterna
d felicity, and have plenty of deer and but
faloe always at hand. BY taking tn,
sound as they pronounce it, and giving
the Spanish photography, it gives US tn
Q word I" I'eras" which is the "Happy hun
, ting ground" or the Elysium" of tn
i C.,ptnu.,,.sls =, THE 10 4. truc history 6
the name, as derived from Isowacany bin
self.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Benedick & Benedick Returnable to Holmes
" a e IN bond Circuit Court October
r l. Scruggs, ct al. term 1889.
WDY virtue Of the above stated case Of
D firie facias to me directed, ! shall Of.
fer to the highest bidder for cash, before
the Court house door of Holmes county on
the third Monday Of September next, the
following described tract or parcel Of
land, to wit: the north half ofthe east hall
Of the south east quarter Of section 80
township l3, Of range 2 east, also one lo
number 8 in the town of Tchula on which
there is fine store house, levied OH as the
property Of Stephen D. Bell.
l. w. PICKENS,
Sheriff of Holmes county,
BY VIM. Stigler,
Deputy Sheriff.
| August 10, 39-tds.
Printers fee $40 so.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Joseph Gibson, Rcturnable to Holmes
ys al Il ia Circuit Court October
C. A Corbell ct al. term 1889.
MnY virtue of the above stated eyecu-
W5 ton to ma directed, ] shall expose
to public sale for cash, at the door of the
Court house in the town Of Lexington
Holmes county Mi. on the third Monday
Of September next, the following desert
bed lands, viz: west half Of section !
and the east halfnorth east quarter section
number 2, all in tnshp ID, ranges east,
said lands are well improved levied on as
the property Of c. A. Corbell, to satisfy
plaintiffs and cost ofsuit.
NV. PICCENS,
Sheriff Of Holmes county,
August 10, 39--tds Prints fee ST..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
SHERlFF'S SALE.

CAIlt1I ~ ~ Lit,
+. BosGck Returnabe TO Holmes
VS. Il ia on bond Circuit Court October
w e Handley e. term 1889.
James Spraws ct al
10y virtue ofthe above stated execution
I'D tome directed shall expose to pub
lie sale ior cash, at the door of the Court
house in the town Of Lexington Holmes
county Mi. on the third Monday Of Sep.
TENDER next, the following described lands
to wit: the north east quarter dissection l3
township Is, range 2 east, north half Of
east half south east quarter township Is
range 2 east, levied on as the properly ii
James Sprawls to satisfy plaintiffs debts
and cost Of suit.
l. w. PICKENS, Sheriff.
Of Holmes county,
BY L. RAY, Deputy
August 10, 39-tds.
Printers fee, $l05o.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10

We learn from the Texas Telegraph
that there will be strong struggle at the
next general election, to have a conven-
ton for tina purpose Of Amending tho con-
s,itution Of the republic. We think that
the republic is in rather too much haste
we have always been Of the opinion thai
their constitution was a very sound one.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
NOTICE.

u FORWARN all person or persons
n from trading for note Of hand, drawn :
by myself and r. Roberts, fo- the sum o
three thousand and four hundred dollars
infavor of JIG. McGee, dated the ls'n
Of February 1899, and due one day amer Y
date; and also one note drawn by mxsel
for one hundred and sevnty-iive dollars
in favor Of the same, dated some time IL u
August 1898, and due the first OF January
1889. For have legal offsets aga' 'ss
them, and am determined not to pay 'N'
same unless compelled by law. -
D. w. *. WILSON.
August 10, 80 3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-08-10
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
A. B. NDERS.

We are authorized TO announce the Hon.
John M. Maury, of Carroll County, a candidate
for the Office of Chancellor Of the State Of
Mississippi.