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whig Electoral Ticket.

1T District. Col. CnAntEs HeDowELL, Of Burke.
"a Gen JAaEs WELLBoRs, Of Wilkes
ID DAuD RAusauR, Of Lincoln
lth Dawn +. CALDWELL. of Rowan.
jth JaaEs MEnANs, Of Caswell.
e,h Hon. AsRAM RfseHrR, Of Chatham.
IN JoHS u. Kelly. of Moore.
s,b DIR. JARs s. sMIrH, OF Orange.
1lh CHARLES MANY, of Wake
lOth Col. VA. l.. Lose, Of Halifax.
I'm WV. ". CHgLRY, al Beriie
,Ah THoIas +, JoHEs, Of PerquImons.
iJ,h " Iosisa CoLfINs, Of Washington.
Ihh " JAMS " BRYAs, Of Cartorgi.
I5h i" DAMEL Is. BAgHs, Of New Hanover.
Election the I2tf oil November.
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GEORGIA-CoMrLErE.
VAN nUREN


The Loco Focos OF Nashua, n, II. at q
meeting the other day among other things,
.raveIy Resolved, that il is the duty OF
every honest man to keep his eye skiaaed. t"
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CHAKLEsroN-ocToBER "a.
NOTICE

FEfHAT application will be made at tie next
y Session of the Legislature Of n. Carolina
for repeal Of the law dispensing with two of the
jury Coua!y Courts in Meeklenburg, so as TO re.
store the original number of four Jury County
Courts in each and every year.
Oct ~, 1910. 70
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GDarIOtfR:
The F'eoi,se's Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WIN. III. HARREs0S, of Ohio.

~, Presidential Tcrm--the integrity If Public
s,rraats--fhe safety Of tie Public Money, ana
the general good Of The PEOPLE.
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In this County, on The 18Th nit. Mrs Flea.
NOR 4. IRWIN, in the 2sth year Of her age,
wife Of Mr.. Bate Irwin.
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Respectfully, yolr friend,
INtHIF7IFFWTTFf FVTF IFTUTFN'
EDMUND ?. GAINES,
L. $ Army
Messrs, Imes Lyons, Holden Rhodes,
ana others, Committee.

"a Population Of Charlottesville De
putty Marshal has furnished us with a
statement Of the Population Of our town.
There are 54s whitepersons and 3ol color
ed pcrsons---total $40. There IS l Bank
Agent, II Stores, 4Groceries, 3Tayerns,
l Tannery, / Printing Office, l Weekly
Paper, Male and Female Academy, |
Common School, Ministers, 6 Lawyers,
Is Doctors, l Banker, 10 Merchants, Is
Clerks, School Teachers, &c. Miners
and 80 Mechanics. In 1889 we had po.
puIation of 7l7-incrcaso 1872. We I'm.
derstaud that the county will be short
about 1000 from the census of 1880.
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60 Extraordinary Yseld.--A gcptIe-
man of this town informs us that he raised
this season on one -fourth of an acre and
from one peek of seed, 40 bushels of Sweet
Potatoes (measured.) They are what is
called the Yam Potatoe. Thirty made a
bushel.
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esF The yorktown Convention came
off on the 10Th. HENRY A. WISE, was
President. Every thing went on in the
finest style. Mr.. SERGEANT, of Pcnnsyl-
vania, was present and addressed the People.
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is'cnng the GG.erInent, and VIII try and
bring Il back to the plain republican tiraes
Of Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and
James Monroe. In fact, having always
acted as friend 70 bis country, the whole
country, nothing viii be done by him but
what he sincerely believes win be for Tie
welfare Of the People at large aud no, Of a
Party.
We invite attention TO the following ar
tiele from tie NliiuDal lnielligencer, not
that we think tie election viii be close,
but that the importance of one cote may be
duly weighed, and every one influenced 10
do his duty
TIE IMPORTANCE or ONE VOTE.
PROM rna NAflosAl lNrELiaGNcGR.
Notwithstanding The recent glorions tumphs
Of the Wings, aud tho ratre aud pfrte-t certsln-
ty of The elevation Of Gsn. LtRaisos 10 tie Pres
i9euey desire 70 cal tho attention u tie Peo
pie Of the United States To the "a ptton Of tins ar
ucle. Bot Ire other dsy. Massachusetts, lost tie
services ol tie gifted ana accomplished LftAEsr
by one vote. Judge MoHIoS received one vote
more than Mr.. EvksEfr, and Wis 81 course daty
elected Governor of that Stata lust before the
election, Mr. n -. th3n whom | q not know
a better man % better Wing. absenied himself 70
Now ! ORR, on business, supposing his vote could
Be Of no Consequence. iiad he remained q hdnn
and voted, be ought 70 haYe doap, There world
H., 4 II 4 j
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IgTTEK FROM
GEN. EDMUND PENDLErON GAINES.

ST Lotus, Htss"nil'
sept. ~, lSio'
Gentletnen-In acknowledging the honor Of
your letter Of the first Of this month, have to
reject that The ptsta Of nv engagements and pub
IL duties oblige ne To deny myself the happiness
IL accepting your invitation for the 5lh OF Octo
bar. next month"; day rendered dear to every
true hearted yirriuian by the glorious triumph of
virginia, Pennsvlyania, Kentucky, Ohio and
Tannosaee arms, headed BY one of Virgina's most
ohiyalrc sons over he brayest Of the brave sons
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~ Gea Gaines Lefier.-In the Rich
mond Wing We find the following letter
from Gen. Gaines 10 the Committee inyit-
inc him 10 the Richmond celebration. l.
there m American heart that can read 1t
without responding 10 every sentiment.
Read it Sc oppanenis Of log Cabins.
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Total.

s. Carolina, alter %, " lie Legislature
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-11
WING MEETING.

Pursuant to public notice, the Wings of this Cour
y assembled at the Court House in tile Town of Libe,
ty, on Monday last. The object of the meeting wa
to approve of the Harrisburg nomination of VILLA,
HENRY HARRISON, for the Presidency and the Hon
JOHN TYLER for the Vice Presidency of the Unite,
States. The meeting was one Of the most numerou
ever assembled in old Amte 1t YVES gratifying to be
hold the unanmity of feeling and of enthusiasm which
pervaded the assemblage, a sure evidence that the
cause of Harrison and reform had deep hold upon the
affections of the people of this County On motion
the Hon. VAN TRoMP CRAWFORD was called to the
Chair, and WILLIAM H. SceTT was appointed Secretary
The Chairman upon taking his seat stated the object
of the meeting in forcblc and eloquent address, An.
mated addresses were delivered by DR.. o. w. CAUL.
FIELD, and T. JONES STEWART one o. the Harrison elec
tors of the State. The latter read brief sketch of the
life OF HARRISON and set forth his claims to the Wing
party OF the country in few brief but thrilling re.
marks. Whereupon, the following Resolutions were
adopted:--
l. Res0tred, That we most heartily respond to the
nominations of the Harrisburg Convention, and that
Gen. HARRISON, and Gov. TYLER, come recon.
train OF the most valuable and long tried services in
various stations of high public trust.
2 Resolced, That we the people of Amte County
will support WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON for the
irst office in the gtof the citizens of the United States
because we think him exactly qualified 10 appease the
among the people of our country.
3. Resolred, That JOHN TYLER, citizen of the
Did Dominion-a man who has had the courage in high
ines to censure the present. Administrations decided
y our choice for Vice President
4. Resolued, That we believe JOHN TYLER the
most popular citizen of Virginia. and of the first order
f talents in the United States.
On motion, it was
ResoiDed, That the proceedings of this meeting be
authenticated and published in the Liberty Advocate
On notion the meeting adjourned.
V. T. CRAWFORD, Chairman.
VIM. H. ScoTT, Secretary
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10 the People of the South, the comparison of Har.
rival and Van Buren, must be greatly in favor of the
man who successfully defended his country from for.
egn foe and who in Congress, and on all occasions,
both in season and out of defended the peculiar
institutions of the South. Gen. Harrison defended the
South in her time of need In behalfo the South and
OF the Constitution, he made willing sacrifice of his
own personal popularity. On every occasion Van Blu.
rem has been against us. While Gen. Harrison was
lighting the battles of the country, rcpeling the ag.
erosion of foreign invaders, Van Buren, was denoun
eng the war and the party in favor of it, While Gen
Harrison was defending the Constitutional rights of the
Southern States, though He well knew that the loss of
his seat in Congress would be the inevitable conse
qucnce, Van Buren, exercising all his ability and
management against those rights Can it then be
matter OF wonder that Gen. Harrison sgainng ground
in the South so rapidly? The wonder is, that the
Country has not called for his services before this
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of the above stated writs Of Ven.
ID ditioni ExpOnas, to meidrec,ed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court of Amite County, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door of the Court House Of said
County, in Liberty, within the hours prescri-
bed by law, on the LIST Monday in July. next,
the following described properly, to-wit The
North East Quarter of Section 10, Township
!, Range 6, East; the East Half, of the North
East Quarter, of Section 10, Township /,
Range 6, East; and the South East Quarter, of
Section l8, Township /, Range 6, East; and
the South East Quarter, ofthe North East
Quarter, Of Section 10, Township /, Range s.,
East; and the West Half, of the South West
Quarter, of Section 10; and the West Half, of
the North West Quarter, of Section 10, Town
ship !, Range 6, East.
The above described Lands were levied ON
as the property of Defendant, Thomas Holden,
and Will be sold to satisfy the above stated ca.
ses and all costs.
JAMES M. NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amite County
May q, 1910. q2tds
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CERTIFICATE.

RED BLUFFS, ST. HELENA, La.
THIS is to certify that | have had on trial,
one. of Mr.. Jonathan Robeson's IS Sawed Gins
which exces any thing of the kind ever ,saw
1t picks more cotton in shorter time, without
breaking its role, than any Gin that have
seen, and it never requires, as most Gins, stop
ping to clean, but runs even ahead, throwing
the cotton at an unusual rate without knapping
or any thing of the kind.
ROBT FLUKER.
May 8, 1870. 24m6
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You promised the farmer better prices for his
flour, his corn, and his pork, and he cannot sell
either for the cost Of producing. You have
abused and deceived the People, and now you
insult them il they complain. You have boar.
ded up all the gold by your oficeholders, and
left the People not even good bank paper to do
business upon. You have tried to destroy
the capital Of the country, and have reduced
allwages You have been either too ignorant
or TOO yiscous not 10 know that wages must fall
when money is scarce, and that wages can on
ly be high when capital is plenty. You have
reduced by your measures the wages of the
laborer and the mechanic, whilst your sala ries
have been increased by the scarcity of money
You pay yourselves in gold and silver, whilst
the mechanic, the farmer and merchant cannot
dispose OF their commodities for even good bank
paper.
The day of retrlbution is close at hand; you
have refused TO listen to the complaints and suf-
ferlng of the People; and they will do them
selves justice at the ballot box. The peopla
are moving in their majesty and their pow
err, and will elect General Harrison by acclama-
ton.
J" lie is "a farmer as well as a soldier and n
farmers, and has sympathy which you have
not, for the laboring man and the mechanic
The People will call him from the plough, as
the Romans did Cincinnatus of old, to quiet do.
mestc confusion and disorder, and to put the
Republic once more in prosperous condi-
ton. Post up your books then, tell you, fair
~ and square your accounts honestly, or burn
up your departments as you have done here
toiore, or he will punish your army of defaul.
tiers.
The voice ofthe People is heard already like
the moving ofmighty waters. They have agi-
tated the waters that healing may spring from
them. You had as well try and stop the voice
OF the wind, as to stfe the voice of the People
Your selfish oficeholders who have fattened
upon the substance of the People will try and
oppose their will, bat it will be useless. The
PeoPle can and will "shake them off as easy as {
the lion does the dew drops from his mane.n
"!he People will ever remember in the
patriotic sentiment ofGeneral Harrison, "that
TO preserve their liberties, they must do their {
oton poting and their o,cn fghtingn l.
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&. c. CAMBERLING, the late defeated candidate for
Congress in the State of New York. has been appointed
Ambassador to Russia
JOHN NJ NILES, the late defeated locofoco candidate
for Governor ofConnecticut has received the appoint.
ment ofPost Master General Thusit is that Van Blu.
ndsa place for every whom the People discard
and yet he is proclaimed to be democratic Pres
dent
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Sheriff s Sale.

DY virtue Of the above stated writs Of Ven.
I'D ditioni ErpOnas, 10 me directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amitc County, |
will expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der, for Cash, before the door Of the Court
House Of said County, in Liberty; within the
hours prescribed by law, Oh the Isl Monday in
July next, the following described property, to-.
wit:--Two Horseshoe Cow, and Two year
lngs--Also, the South West Quarter, Of the
East Quarter, Of Section 81, Township A.,
Range 4, East; and 4 he South East Quarter, of
Section "a, Township 4, Range 4, East; CON
tanning in all One Hundred and Sixty One
acres.
The above described property was levied ION
as the properly Of Defendant, james W. Dick
", and will DO sold to satisfy the above stated
Eases and all costs.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amite County.
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N e W A dive TT / . 6 m . n / 8 .
CASH SMMRRA

INNHE SUBSCRIBER very respectfully in
Il forms the citizens of Liberty and yicin
ty, that he is opening on the corner of Broac
and Washington Streets, South side Of the Pub
lie Square, general assortment of
DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, CROCKERY
and various other articles TOO numerous ,c
mention; which are offered very low for cash
only; and solicits share Of patronage of this
community.
SHUBAEL TILLOTSON.
May 27, 1910. ear
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Read the letter the Hon. WADDY THOMPSON to hi.
constituents Mr.. Thompson lisa nufN of the strict
est sect He represents in the Congress of the United
States, the district in South Carolina in which Mr.
CALHOUN resdeshis character and location give to his
of more than ordinary interest, but
his views deserving ofnotce for their intrinsic mer
it. They are convincing-co
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Sheriff S Sale.
80 w. ''''' i VenditiGni Erponas To-
n T,,,Io. =. November Term 1910.
d. Bryant,
VS.. do. do
May 8, 1910.

Same, ct. ais.
DY virtue of above stated writ Of Ven
n DditiOni Erponas, to me directed from The
Hon. the Circuit Court of Amte County, viii
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, fol
Cash before the door ofthe Court House of sale
County, in Liberty, within the hours prescri
bed by law, on the 3rd Monday in July next,
the 2Oih day thereof, the following described
property, towt:-The East Half, Of the North
East Quarter, of Section 22, Township 8,
Range 2, East; containing 80 $4,000 acres
Also, the North West Quarter, of the North
East Quarter, Of Section 22, Township 8, of
Range 2, East; containing 40 78-lO0 acres.
The above described Lands we're levied ON
as the property ofDelendant, David Taylor, and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated case and
all costs.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff.
June H., 1910. 24tds
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NOTICE.

A 7 the July Term, 1910, of the Probate
N Court Of Amite County, will present
my account for final settlement and allow
anco as Guardian of the person and Estate
OF Elizabeth Ann Richardson, at which Term,
all persons can attend if they think proper.
JONATHAN DAY,
GUardiGn.
June 8, 1870 94w3
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FooIs'-He who wipes his nose with nut.
meg crater, and picks his teeth with poker
She who says. "no'' TO the proposals Of a gen.
''enan' when she has. reached thirty years.
lie who takes shin plasters with view Of
sesH.ing an equivalent in specie.
one who rubs her face with brick. bat in or.
per iogive her "a color"
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NOTICE
Columbia, May 4, 1910. 94w6
COTTON GINS FOR SALE

Il
have deposited in the hands of Capt. Hen
H. ry Hunt, at Rose Hill, Amite County, hiss
a parcel Of Cotton Gins, made at my Factory,
Louisville, Jefferson County, Ga, of the best
materials, wrought breasting, plated with Ger
man Steel hardened and polished, made after
the Boatwright plan, with some improvements
warranted to run well, without breaking the
Boil, or choaking, or having to stop to clean, as
most Gins do-picks the seed clean, and separ,
ates the trash from the Cotton without KNAPP
ping, throwing the cotton at an unusual rate a
considerable distance, making fair sample,
and picking more cotton in the same time than
any Gin have seen. Each Gin is furnished
with printed Bill Of directions how to start
and use them.-Persons wishing to purchase
will do we'll to call and examine for themselves
trPrce, IS 90 per Saw
JONATHAN robson.
June II, 1910. 24m6
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NOTICE.

.nWlNG to the hard times, persons here
" after can have Lumber at the STEAM
SAW MILL below Liberty, at the following
prces-viz:
Flooring Plank, (per thousatd feeD $50
Same, picked, al heart, rs
Weather boarding. ceiling & scantling, 10
Same, picked, 20
Rough edged, 10
Less quantities in proportion 10 the above
We have now on hand a large quantity OF
seasohed Lumber of every description. Per
sons purchasing lumber by paying the cash, 4
liberal deduction will at all times be made
None bit good money will be received, foi
lumber. The GRlST MILL is in full opel'
alton.
CARROLL g. EUBANKS.
Liberty, May 20, 1910. 92yl
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We are authorised to announce Mr.. JAMES NJ. Downs
as candidate for the office of State Treasurer to fl
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Williams
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1.-THE Citizens of Liberty and the adjoining coun.
try, who feel interested in the celebration of the Fourth
OF july will meet at the Court House on Saturday the
18th instant
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dJWe are authorised to announce Hon. " T. Craw
ford as candidate for the office of Judge of the Eey
enth Judicial District at the November election.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

AMlIE OOUNTh.
To all persons interested IN the Real Estate OF
SAMUEL PAsELEY, deceased-Greeting
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
N before the Probate Court Of said Coun
ty, on the 4,h Monday Of July, 1910, and shew
cause, if any you car, why the same should mo-
be sold, to-wit:-A Four Acre Tract of Lanj
the Town of Liberty, and bounded
at this time on the North by Lands Of Williams
c, Harrell, on the South by Lands of Thoma.
J. Gordon, on the West by Lands of o. W,
Caulleid, and on the East BY Lands Of V. T.
Crawford. The same being Lands conveyed
by Robert Montgomery 10, said Paseley, by
Deed bearing date; and Of Record, on the Re
cords of the Probate Court of Amite, bearing
date the 10Th of February, 1889.
.,Illaa.. WITNESS JOHN WALKER, Esq,
ST.; Judge Of Probate of said County.
8 8 the Fourth Monday of April, 1910.
ISSUED 9th April, 1910.
HsS S. r. DAVIS, Clerk of Probate.
May FL, 1910. 2iw6
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NOTICE.

A T the June Term, 1910, of the Ptobats
IN Court of Amite County, the undersigned
Administrator Of Wilson Travis, deceased, will
present his account for final settlement and
allowance.
Y.F. GRIFFIN,
Adm'r. III right Of Wife.
May s2, is4O. 2s
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DY virtue of the above stated writs of Ven
ND ditioni ErpOnas, to me directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door Of the Court House OF
said County, in Liberty, within tho hours pre-
scribed by law, on the Srd Monday in July next,
the following described Land to-wits--One tract
Of Land known as the Rocky Spring plantation,
i being the North West Quarter and the West
Half, Of the North East Quarter, dissection 90,
Township 3, Range 4, East; containing gao
acres, more or less. Said property was levied
On as the property. of Defendant, A. Riddle; and
will be sold TO satisfy the above stated cases
and all costs.
JAMES NJ NORWOOD,
Sheriff.
June 3, 1910. 2Sids
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NOTICE.

ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on
IL the Estate of James w. Dickey, deceas
ed, having been granted TO the urdersigneda'
the May Term; 1910, Of the Honorable the
Probate Court Of Amite County, all persons in.
debted to said deceased are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be for.
ever barred.
CATHERINE DICKEY,
Administrative.
May 81, 1910. qfw6
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June ii, 1910.
Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of the above stated wrts of Fieri
I'D Facias, to me directed, from the Hon,
the Circuit Court of Amite County, will ex-
pose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door of the Court House of
said County, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on the 3rd Monday in June, the
following described property, to-wit:-One
Negro Woman, about Forty five years of age,
named Patty.-Also, Negro Girl about Four
teen years Of age, by the name of Edney.
Said Negroes were levied on as the proper
ty of Defendant, John w. 0. Way, and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated cases and alb
costs.
JAMES M. NORWOOD,
Sheriff.
June 4, 1910. 23tds
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NOTICE.

"A ! the July Term, 1910, ofthe Probat
IN Court of Amite County, | will presen
my account for final settlement and allowdic,
On the Estate Of E. Libbey, deceased, at which
Term all those Interested can attend il they SCI
proper.
CADESBY GAYDEN,
Administrator.
Liberty, Mi; May 2, 184n 90
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NOTICE.

A t the June Term, 1910, Of the Probate
IN Court of Amite, will present my ac
count as Administrator Of 2. Grdces, deceased
for final settlement and allowance.
J. ]. GRAVES, Admir-.
May 90, 1910. 90
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NOTICE

& 4 J. PIERCE, GARBAGE MArrns
~ late Of New York, beg leave to state tina,
they have located themselves in st. Francis
vlIle, opposite J. CarmOn's Store, on the main
road 70 Jackson, where they will build or re-
PAIR oil carriages in their line with neutuess,
cheapncss, and despatch.