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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELU UISTNICI.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Reuben Carpenter ct al. applicants,
Nancy Mose[y ct al. defendants
HT appearing to my satisfaction, that Nancy
u Mosey and Anna Danner, two OF the de- i
PENDANTS in this case, resides without the limits
OF this State: 1t is therefore ordered, that they
do appear and object to the division or sale Of OF
the Real Estate Of Fanny Butler, deceased on
or before the first day Of June next or their con,
sent will be entered Of record, this 2nd day OF
March, 1910.
March 6, 1910 80 90 do
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SheriG's Sales.


Oliver Towles, Ordnary,) r. =,
Vi. John B. Covington.
The same, VS.. r. 2.
John H. Fair.
DY virtue Of levies made in the above stated
lid cases, and with the consent Of the Defend
ants, will be sold in the town Of Hamburg, on
Wednesday, the 9th of May next, within the
legal hours Of sale, TINT well known and valua.
bic town property, called and known by the
name ofthc Covington & Fair Warehouse, in
GLIDING the Wharf Lots adjoining it. The
sale will be made OIL the premises, on credit
of one and two years in several instalnents,
with interest from day of sale. Possession to
be given Immediately. Bond, good personal
security, and mortgage will be taken to Sc.
cure the purchase money. Costs and Sherifs
commissions 10 be paid cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. f. D.
April Z, 1S40. d 10
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

AOoD v hbhI Liz N1S -
IN EQUITY.
Wilson, WIN. Wilson, Hugh BmtoT aa9 1,;Rsat Rslst
Wilson, James Ewing, and 49, "
Jane his wife, and others. '""'
HT appearing to my satisfaction, that James
II Ewing and Jane his wife, reside without
the limits Of this State, on motion, ordered, that
the said defendants do appear, plead, answer,
or demur TO the complainants bill within three
months from the date of this publication, or the
said bill will be taken pro eonfesso against them.
BENZ Y. MARTIN, c. AID.
Commissioner Office,
9th March, 1870. }psr 1881 ac6
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

WIN. VIM. Ssl'sr, ssRss,' vs. Attachment
HINDER an order Of the Court, in this case,
u Twill sell at the house of Mary Watson on
the 23d Of April instant Six bead of cattle and
some household furniture. Terms Cash.
8. CHRISTIE, s. z. d.
April Z, 1S40. b 10
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OFFICE OF COMPTROL.
LER GENERAL.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 10th, lo4U.
yNyHE Legislature ut their last Session having
enacted that the General Taxes shall be
paid in specie, paper medium or the notes Sc, OF
the specie paying Banks Of this staie. Inc INC
Tax Collectors and Sherfts tnronSnou' ,ho
State will govern themselves accordingly. ;u'
,hIe in naynent of Taxes as heretofore.
"''e - WIN. ED. HAYNE,
Comptroller General.
r Tho Edsefeld Advertiser, Pendleton
M.ssenoer. Greenville Mountaineer. Camden
Journals Cheraw Gazette, the South Caronian
and the Georgetown paper will sertthe above
once week until the FIRST of May next.
Jan. %, y oi
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

Matthew Mays, vs..
Needy Mays,
cy his wife.
Mt appearing 10 my satisfaction that Benja
II min Broadway and Nancy his wife, de.
PENDANTS in this case, reside without the limits
of this State, on motion, ordered that the said
defendants do appear, plead, answer, or demnl
to the complainant's bill within three months
from the date of this publication, or the said
bill will be taken pro confesso against them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
7th March, 1910. jet SO 81 &c 6
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Wet of Letters, !,

DEMiNING iu the Post Office, at
IL Edce6eld Court House, S. c., on
the 3lst Of March, 1910.
B &C
BLAND, Ca,lin & Co. Bones, Mrs. Maria.
Burkhal,er, John Bryant, Bradley.
Boyd, John Berry, Rich. John, or VIM.
Barronton, Elisha Brooks, Zach. s.
Berry, Richard, or Nancy Steadham,
Bonam, NJ. Bailey, Richard
Butler, Mrs. Browning, Wiley
Bauskett & Wisfall,
Carroll, James ?. Coursey, James r.
Cochran, Berry Collins, Miss Sarah
Claig, Holloway Cox, Jesse
Commis. orlhe Poor, Coleman, Jesse j..
Collier, Hilleary NJ. Colley, Miss Mary
Chapman, John Cexllr, MIR. 'ahcy
Couch, Jeptha
Deloach, Capt. Thos Dodd, VIM. E. 2
Dunton, Miss NJ. L. Dolby, VIM. G.
Derrick, Rev. D. 2 Dorsey, James B.
Daniel, William
Ellwell, Albert N. Earle, Hon. B. ].
Glover, Wiley Gray, NJ. Esq.
Grice, Wilson Gillen, John
H. SIX
Harrington, II. L. Hols,ein, Kindred
Hardin, Sarah Holloway, u: w:
Harrison, James H. Holloway, Miss Il.
Holden, Mrs. Anna Hobbs, 3. E. Esq.
Higley, Pomeroy Harris Mr.: John L.
Jcler, John S. Johnson, VIM. S.
Johnson, C. X.
Keesley, Sherwood Kirkland, Moses
Key, j. C. G. 2 Key, Richard,
Key, John King. Mary Ann, 2
L,M&N
Louis, Mrs. Matilda Laudrum, Reuoen2
LoveIess, Mrs Susan Lee, A.
Loag, VIM.
Mcdonald, B. r. 2 AIcDufic, Gen. Geo.
Mccall, Rev w 9 Mitchell, Caleb
Moragne, Isaac NJ. Mitchum, James
Malheney, Nathaniel Moss. VIM. IL. Esq.
Martin, Mrs. Jane Mitchell, Joseph
Moore, Nicholson
Nicholson, Miss Eliz. Nance, Draton
Neal. Thomas Napier, Nathan
Ogilby, John G. Oliver, Mrs.
Parham, Miss c. c. Pinckney, Rev Z. Z.
Prothro, VIM. frothro, l.. u.
Proctor, VIM. Perrin, Josiah P.
Pickens, Mrs. f. w.
Ro,lon, David l.. Rayboru, Wm.
RYAN, S.B. Robertson. VIM.
SIT
Spencer, Miss C. Smith, VIM.
Sirother. Mrs. Stone, Edward w.
Seibles, Mrs. M. J.2 sharp,on, Alex.
Scurry, Thos. Searles, Pleasant
Styron, Thos. A. Stark, Miss E!iz'th
Scarborough, VIM. H.
Tax Collector, Thompson, J. M. 2
Zimmerman. Mr.. Tompkins, Maryan
Toland, Hugh
Way
Wardlaw, F. Fl. 8 Wigfall, L. T. 9
Wigfall, Arthur 2 Ward, Richard 2
Walker, James H. Wright, Jacob
Weaver, Sarah Watts, Robert
Youngblood, Caroline M.
Persons wishing letters from the above
list will please ask for advertised letters.
B. A. WALLACE, Z. NJ.
March 81, 1910. Letters 1873. cl0
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List of Letters,

List OF EeGders,
I'D EMAINING in the Post Office at
HI Hamburg, S. c., on the 3lst day OF
March, 1S40.
A,B&C
Anderson, Allen 2 Adams, Nancy
Anderson, John M. Adams, John
Brady, james Brown, William
Bailey, James Belts, Mrs. Lucy
Brainard, Cornelius Barker, R.
Boyce, E.. Bland, Callin g. Co.
Boyce, John
Collision, E. E. 2 Carlove, P.
Cochran, Robert 2 Cheek, Alex.
Carpenter, P. w. Collier, Edw. sen.
CHAPMAN, J. Clark, james
Cooper, Mrs. Grace Cox, Madison
D, &F.
Davis, Mr.. Edney, Winson
Foster, William Fuller, S. R.
FAINT, o. H. P. 2
G, ISL
Gearty, NJ. Gauf, James
Hundley, Thos. 8 Horton, w. F. 3
Halliwell, Rober, o. Hughes, Isaac
Hatcher, Mary Harris, WIN. S.
Hancock, Nancy Eolconbe, Il. u.
Jerome, N. & c. 2
K, g. NJ
Kelluer, Washington King, j.. D.
Kennedy, J.J. Lamar, Mrs. NJ. L.
Lanham. Josiah Lane, Urial
Lewis, John D. Lazarus, Louis
Lee, James w. Lamar, Geo.
Lloyd, William Mobiey, Whit.
Moore, ]. Morris, Sidney
Mofit, Phoneas Miners, John r.
Moore, John Martin, W.T..
Mosely, James & Co McBrydes, John
Mccormick, Benz. McCloskcy, Dennis,
o, & R
Oliver, Miss NJ. C. Oeilvie, P.S: S.
Perdue, Mrs. Sarah Peck, Epephrodifus
Patten, Maria v. Powell, VIM. H.
Prolhro, Miss K. Presley, Geo. W.
Perdue, George Rouus, Cyros
S, T, w sly
Sullivan. Miss C.. Scott, Samuel G..
Samuel, Musco Sturzennegger, John
Sturkie, V.D.V. Sellers, Ormau
Sheahan, Michael Sainsimon, S. 8
Tribbles, Mary Tolen, Mrs. ElizaE.
Taylor, Jonathan Tucker, John
Williams, Jos. w. Wardlaw, F. II.
Williams, Travis Watson, Sam'l w.
Walker, Nat. Young, James M.
Persons euquiring for any of these let
ters, will say that they are advertised.
]. w. MARLBOROUGH, P. NJ.
Hamburg, March 81, l640.
Letters, lob. C 10
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Multi Bole Cotton Seed.
THyHE above Seed can be had at the Store
of G. L. g. E. PENN & Co. on good
terms. Warranted genuine.
March 4, 1910 IFS
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Avory Bland, VS. Foreclosure of
Wiley Milton, Mortgage.
Avory Bland,
B. Frazier, and Foreclosure Of
JShn %;i.S $; Mi;,sn, Letter. VS. Mortgage
MD Y an order from the Court of Common
LID Pleas, | shall proceed to sell Mt Edgefeld
Court House, on the first Monday in May next,
that well known tract OF Land containing FIVE
thousand acres, more or less. lying on big Horse
Creek, on which is valuable set of Suw NJ ills,
adjoining John Wise, Charles Lamar and 9TH
ers. Terms Of Sale, one third Cash, the bal
ance on Credit of six months. The title to
be signed, but not delivered, until all the pur.
chase Money be paid. And the Cash portion
OF the purchase Money be not paid when the
premises be sold, or the balance not paid when
due, the premises will be sold Immediately for
Cash, at the former purchasers risk.
S. CHRISTIE S. Z. D.
April 8, 1910 d 10
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YHHHE Subscribers: are: now receiving from
Il New York and Hartford, Conn.,, and will
continue TO receive therefrom; and keep on
hand ut all times, complete assortment OF
Fancy and Staple,
DIZZY GOODS, Sc.
which wiIlbc disposed of on reasonable terms,
viz:-& Il
Broadcloths Of various qualities,
Casomeres, Sattinets, do do
Kentucky and Cotton Jeans, do
Gleurock Jeans, and Linseys, do
Merinos, and Circassians, do
French, English and American Furni
ture Prints,
Bombazines, various qualities.
Flannels, do do and colors,
Black, colored and plaid Silks,
Sewing Silks. all colors and qualities,
Patent Flax Thread, do do
Spool Cotton Thread, do do
Swiss, book, striped and plaid Muslins,
Apron Checks, various qualities,
Shawls, good assortment,
Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, do do
Handkerchiels good assortment,
Stocks, Linen Bosoms and Collars,
Brown dressed Shirts and Drawers,
White, black, and colored Cambrics,
Linen, Diapers, and brown Table Cloths
Fringe and Dilnity Furniture,
Plaid and striped Domestics,
Hartford, Amosking, & Trenton Tickings
Bleached and brown Shirtings,
Do Sheetings,
Ribands, every description,
Brass and Whalebone Busks,
Corsets, corded Skirts,
Silk and Cotton Velvets,
Satin Vestings, &c.
Band.boxes, Bonnets, Hoods,
Hats and Caps, Shoes and Boots,
Also
CROCKERY WARES,
And great many articles too tedious to
mention.
We respectfully invite our customers. and
.hc public generally, to give us q call. We can
and ,ciH give them great bargains. We also
return them our sincere thanks, for the liberal
patronage bestowed OIL us, up to the presen,
for further continuance of the
same. MITCHELL & RANSOM.
Hamburg. Sept 26, 1889 tf35
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AUGUSTA SEED STORE.
Feb IS, 1910

State of South Carolina.
EOGEFLELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
William Daniel, vs Attachment
William Salter. Assumpsit.
YENHE Plaintiff having this day filed his de.
claration in the above stated case, and
having no wife or attorney known to be with.
in this State, upon whom copy Of the said
declaration with rule to plead can be served.
1t is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration, within year
and day, from the publication hereof! or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
him. GEO. POPE, c. c. P.
Clerks Office.
March 26, 1910, e&B 81 SO age
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.WEW SILKS.

EUST Received handsome assortment oi
Cd Pru do Sois, Gros do Nap und Mntuonl
Silks, of The latest and most fashionable colours
and patterns, which will be sold rery cheap by
C.. A. DOWD.
Dec. I3, 1889 a.
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NEW DRY GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK AND HARTFORD, CoNN.
WNHE Subscribers are; now receiving from
u. New York and Hartford, Conn.,, and will
continue 10 receive theretrom; and Keep on
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Notice.

MOuseIaime de Lanes,
A Superior Article for Ladies Dresses.
"A Also, Victoria Shawls, just received and
for sale by JNO. y. b. fOND' cIe
Hamburg, Sept2, 1929 daS
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TD EMINING iu the Post Once, at
IL Edrefield Court House, S. c., on
the 3lst OF March, 1910.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02


zee would ask you sIFs ai would have
been your FEELINGS hid sou seen poor az
crippled solaief Ct lhe revolution who lad
spent biz fortune and flsksd hIs life Is Be-
qusathing g row she liberty gou now enjoy
lettering soWatds lhe polls aid when be ~
rived there, was tod hs was poor. he had
no property g Eek and be could NOT vo,el
Marin Van Buren, declared Il vas unwise
@ let Them. We aak you. what would
have been your feelings il submitting 10 the
supremacy Of tie laws 81 your counryl-
would il not have caused your manly bosom
50 swell with Indignation, and would You
not have hurled bitter Recommendations upon
the heads cf che men who caused such j
vile outrage 70 be conmfedg
Martin Van Buren, vas one Of them! Yes.
gentlemen, he remarked, IS sze betore stated
that i would Be unWise Is suffer The revo-
Ianonary soldier 10 participate ii al cleo
tion, If he was poor, and had 40 property 70
tx.
We again ask the VOTERS Of 1910, with
such authenticated proof 81 We have here
adduced Of Martin Van Buren'a opposition
to poor LABoRERs and the poor revolutionary
soldiers, whether they can support him FOR
President Of the United States.
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ENt AIMING III tile Post 8tiiees st 8Sc'
City 81 tie 1et Day O. ctlobel. 1910.
Afford Hsflens 4.scp eso, Adcoet
Andrews Ih6s. Hnstfone Ms. Sibbf
lsion John q Arnold Theo
Byrd VIM. ST Boaunan a, Bigger
John Burton John, Blineoe Vim s But
Hm.. Brooks james g. BoVd Mrs. Jane.
bafield Lewis. Bosley Mrs Harriet.
c. 'astlsnan Stephen, Colo a E, Cess
nia Miss 3 4, Cannon g Cooper Miss Mary
Ann, Gaines YIN, Caslleman mrs Mary M.
Dixon Hugh. Dixon Chas g,
EdgeWorlh Thos.
fitzgerald Robt., Forester John Ri.
G-GallaWay Vincent Carr George. Gar.
rison YIN s. Ffifin s, Grisham Vim, Cos
wick 4 M.
Holmes William, HargE0ve Joseph,
Hope Rebeeca, Harris John. Hnahe
Washington Hamberlin Vim. Howard VIM
Is, Hudson G. s. ri, Harlin John.
q - ackson Andrew, Jennings g. j.
Jennings g Duiin 2, Jones Nj, jarrett
Robert
Kennedy Iessrs q Co, LsebIe "A. j.
Leigen Vim. g. 9, Lemons Come
lious.
NJ 1atlhews IL l., AIcllullen Capt. D,
lFgan Henry, Murd0ugli John, hurry
John A., Manor No. Levi ledrs Hampdsn.
Merritt 3. "A. :, McEIwes VIM. 81, McNear
james, Moore d. ~ G. RS,
Ogden MIS- Massa, Ogden Miss Nan.
~ s., 0usrton Dg.
pease John B. 3. Pease W. il. u. g.
Parish Anderson 3, Powell Richard b, Pee
Ter "A.
RRogers Thos G. 8, Ryan Henry M,
Roach Benz, Rsgan Vim.
s Shaw g PoindoxteT, Sheriff Of Yazoo
Go, 2, Selser Hiram Stewart 4. G., Shelby
Rev Mr. Smith r. G., Smith WIN B.
Truly ]. H.2, Taylor Joseph, g.,
Thompson James.
NJ Testbury w. j, Eashman Asa zzIiIer
VIM, Wilson s. III, Williams Grandson,
Voolfolk j, Wilkinson FL. 8.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are sadAertised.s
r.. EATON KEYS, r. M.
Yazoo City, Oct. u. 1910.
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AZ. ID go 81.

-rtra 49,
especially return their thanks e tlIe;r
- numerous friends for lhs yeTv liberl
patronage bestowed on them durin9 tbe naat
season, and they take this occasion 70 sssuire
them that they are permanently esiablished.
and expect 9 continue long Fl ne above
business. Their governing rule is business
e e Do justice % all men, guard against la
bilItles, and obey Instructions: n carving
out which they have assurances Of HAVING
general satisfaction. Their business y con.
fined chiefly 20 The receipt and sale 81 COZ
toe, Sugar ard Nolasses, and lbe purchase
ot goods ior planters, whose interests receive
their undivided attention.
They confder ofer those with whom
they have no pre- ofan acquain-
s.A...s y 81 ( have in any way
and hope % deserve continuance Of Dat
gOnage.
y. Orleans, June IL. July S-52-I3t
= Those papers that published for Us
last season will please insert The above week
" 3 months, and forward 10 Us for payment:
also. the yermilIionville Gladiator viii n.
sert as above. Is SR
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
our County cIzes.

I
FrsA different parts of the countv We
hear that our candidates fos tha Iegislatsga
are going a-head il tine style.
Dr.. EoNNrY, the choice 81 TIE wings fairly
made IN convention, Is plain unostenta-
sioas republican Of true Jeffersonian princi-
pies. He is N every respect peoples
mar. His good common sense, lis unbs d !
ing moral and political integrity, ais talents
and his industry, all entitIe him to tsle s1p-
port Of Ell good citizens who do not feel
themselves chained down BY passg licta.ion,
10 the sinking fortunes Of Matt Won Bufen.
We feel assured that the Wits candidate Tor
The Stale Senate win succeed handsomely.
Mr.. Noun, the candidate for the lower
House is man Of talents, decidedly so
He also is an unfinching democrat 8 plain
republican Whig Of the true Jefferson prin-
ciples.
Then let It no longer be said tiet lazoo
county IS reservoir Of Van BurenisIn. Let
Treasuryisn, Standing 4sr.as isIlls Negro
Tes. imonyism o. any q hs o.heE accursed
isrns that maze Up an innenss and unau-
thorised power ios the Exeeuti E. be laid %
her charge. Lei ne psi.i cal pref rem of
her people be reflected il The Ls.is atars.
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An ORDINANCE

Recurring owners of proDertv n the Town
81 Manchester (noW Yazoo5 Citgl Is pave
z front Of certain streets, &c. Adopted,
$500 ~ Z. 49, lSa,.s...5 HI ~.
e,,t s.d ~ ~ -. ~ 81 49, $3.50
as,. ss, 81 $500 s. 49,.
s. aasd toggn rs harabg racs,;rsd q 49,
.srnsnsa se nave se ,s,,as, - g r.-s,i
Is ana aIong tbas s,ont ,lsrs,r - iII ~
ssyeess rog 5000 ana -,Ss,srs5 .5 80.
4, 49, $500, y, ..;, ;I.s =; 49, 49,,
IS. -, ~.
80 s. 49, Z 49,. ~
81 +. s, 49, 49, ...., Z. 81.
ssss ~. M.
8 -
property aforesaid, shall. upon application
IS The Town Gonslahle for the payment Of
ail expenses Which may accrue thsIefIom.
q The event 81 aIQ failure. refuse o. fail To-
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Enn Il.
Zllll az. s TON


Loco-foco orators nov of days. 90 driven
50 she most desperate extremes. To otleg
then successful opposition before tie peo-
ples 4 is necessary % do little else than point
out their own glaring Inconsistencies and
contradictions. The citizens Of this place
were amused with - instance 81 this kind
Of desperation few DAYS since III speech
from khe prsasnt Circuit Judge 81 ia.
Dislrics. Few could have failed q have ob.
served On that occasions that the aecessilies 81
The Judge forced him into long argumen.
wherein he labored excessively BIZ repeated
assertion and .sprooi' g coafrudics, directly,
plainly md uneqnivocally tie solemn decla-
rasions of the same gentleman publicly made
but ! very short time before
VIII the most friendly feelings towards
the Judge personally, nevertheless feel
privileged e expose political sins whenever
occasion nay require. Any gentleman whose
memory Goes moi serve him well Is ID the
gea.leman's contradictory speech, can have
i refreshed 81 aay political meeting it this
place % be held shortly, IS shall endeayor
10 astead znost q alI of ben. WI5IG.
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LIVERY STABLE.

Il vi e undersigned would respectfully I'M
form the citizens of this place, and the
country generally, that he has opened q
LILY En- q STABLE in this place, on Jeffer-
son street, IS the Brick Stable formerly kept
By Mr. /. "A. Boarman. where every atteIl.
ton will Be paid to horses left lii hi charge,
and he hopes, that By devoting his attention
exclusively to the business, and charging as
low as any other establishment of tile hind
in this place, to merit share Of public
patronage. GEO. HAHN.
AGO City, Sep. 1910. 9-4m.
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ae con- ~ come

During tie late great South Western
Wing FessiNalat Nashville Gen Jackson
made AZ aitsnPs g get ap sIsonal din
Guilty between himssl ind Clay e order 6
draw eft he minds q non ls s1.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Wilkes QuattlebuIs, Ut 81.
10y virtue Of the abov stated executions
to me- directed, & h The Honorable
Circuit Court &c Yazno uniy, MI. will
sell al public sal=, q tli highest bidder, for
cash. al the Court 10 1oor III gho town
i Of Benton, within til sur- prescribed by
Law, Oh Mondey H. l9ll day Of October
next, all the rig.t tile ard interest that
the above state esfFndaats hsYe IN
and to the following scribesl lands, to Wit:
/ The northeast quart /, n0rth-W s. quarter,
southwest quartsr q west half # south
east quarter Of s sctian G ,ToWfs ship 9, Range
Is West: the nsrt est quarter and south.
| east quarter of Seeii. ~ Township Range
/ q VEST: the nort-ass quarter aal south
eest quarter 10 ! Il. rth-Wsst quarter Of Sec
| tiCn 4. ToHnshi. 3. Range 8, West: Also,
II.st ~. IL 81 ction 81, 'oN shis no. Range
u. West: lso, ils Nest half of The nor.h-
west quarter Of Section 8, Township 3,
Raage s, VEST: Also, Lot mark 20 md iern-
ed IS & lows, 10 wit: hagining Z Palmetto
tree the hank Of fhs YdzO5 River, thence
over tie same to the corner Is Lot No. s.,
of Sscii d SO, Township 10, Range West,
Themes south and cost with the line of said
Lot 10. 5, to the corner e sci Township,
thence east with the lines 81 the Lots Nos
4 end B of Section 81 Township 10, Range
81, West, To d. w Brazeale's corner, thence
north with his line So far as line running
westward to SWeet-Gum marked Z s. nc,
and from said SWset-Gum across Prarie to
Ia Black-Oa marked ]. 8. q 3 81 Nc,
from thence o the Be ming, including two
hundred an Twenty-Five acres of land
Also, Lot egining &C two Bl-elk-O aks on
the Yazoo Eliy ], .ei tie nerthWest corner
Of the northwest d ertsr of section u, ct
Township 10, IA re Yet; thence east
10 the northeast cor 81. 81 Carer Section
81, Township 10, Rae 8. West, % astake,
lSleWart's corner, snes ne III west with
his line about one ndrsd ID sixty poles
10 Gum on his corner, tie River, d nee
with said line Is 81 Ing, containing
sixly-seven ceres, the T'hsle tract of land
contains l,774 33-l00 acres. more d less,
Also, tae following tIa ard known
IS The Popldr Cresk act. e wit: The
north bali, east half soutsss S qusEteF of
Section l9, Township sange West:
the south hall IF tls east ball 81 sou shH est
quarter Section IS, vest hslf, southwest
qua glel and north half, east hall MIDWEST
qparieF Section IS, ea ball, southeast
ter Section rs. easl hal 81 northeast
quarter Section @ The west half { the
northeast quarter Section Isl Wsst half.
southeast quarter Section 8, al il own-
ship Range Wesl, containing i 81
5ss4 co acres
10 The Bgask Tract known s. lie
west hail 81 Section aud hest
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-10-02
nuzza lor Lille alods IsIandl
ATRIo1Ic 70 THE Co 81!

Fling the bsnner to tic breeze, and let il
float. Yes, let il fiutser ID his great re
nendous whiriWind Of popular enthusiasm.
Of popular denunciaslon and lie popular
shout for the great reformation. Ys Trsa-
sury fed officials Of the Standing 4 81 loId
up your heads and COX 81 Rhod Island
House Of Assembly Sc higs, Il V'aa Dl.-
rem men; Senate al 90 ~
This Legislature United SAFES
Senator ID the place Mr. Knight, whose
term Of service xpifss 81 lie 4.h 81 llafcn
next.
Rhode Islaad uotesl lor Vaa Barea u
1886 % majority Of tsoelakg.jsue huadredsss