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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-10
OHIO sTRAIGHT-oUT CIRCULAR.


The Straight-out Club of Ohio, which num-
bers something upwards of
600
able bodied and healthy mcnall true grit and all wide
awake for Harrison and Tyler-have seen with min
ged emotions of pride and pleasure, challenge from
the Ladies of Tennessee, promising
A SPLENDIDLY ORNAMENTED FLAG
to that state which shall beat Tennessee in The pro
portion Of populations in the pending contest between
OLD TIP AND LITTLE MATTY.
The Club have also wrh equal pride and plea
sure another challenge from the ladies of Kentucky,
promising
A MAGNIFICENT BARBECUE
to that state that shall beat OLD KENTUCK in
the coming contest for the OLD NORTH BEND
Err.
With the most profound Difference for the ladies of
Tennessee and Kentucky-and noblcr or more
beautiful women exist not this Globe--the
STRAIGHT-OUT CLUB OF OHIO are prepa-
red to receive the flag from Tennessee and participate
in the hilanty of the Kentucky Barbecue
THE BUCKEYE STATE MUST AND
WILL BEAT THE UNION
and though the Straight Outs of Ohio yield to no
other people in their alteration for the farer and better
half of humanity, they take the liberty of intmating
the ladies of Tennessee and Kentucky that the flag
and the Barbecue must belong to the Straight Outs
Of Ohio
The Straight Out Club of Ohio--consisting, as
fifty thousand men-who pledge themselves to present
to the Ladies of any State in which, larger vote
shall be given for Old Tip than in Ohio
A FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT OF GEN
ERAL HARRISON
taken by of the best artists of the United States
Also Buckeye Chair NTH The Bark on a seat fit for
empress-the work 'of native Buckeye Straight
Out Harrisonan mechanic.
Our mothers, our wives our sisters and our sweet
hearts all concur in this testimonial to the high
soued and patriotic challenges from Tennessee and
Kentucky.
The Harrisonian editors of the u States are re-
quested publish this acceptance of the two chalen-
ges from the Ladies of Tennessee and Kentucky
N. Greg ry, j. Nereamer Jonathan Phillips S.
McClelland, I. Y. Miles.
Straight. out Erecutirs Committee r, c.
GEORGE ELPHINGSTONE, President
} 4 s4oT Ls'nT' Vice Presidents.
JAMES ALLEN, Secretary
Columbus October D 1910.
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From The Harrisburg Chronicle, Extra
FRIDAY NGHT, II o'clock
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AT THE POLLS.

An Editor nearly murdered by Gorernment buHies
uhiie erereising me Right Of Suffrage.
We learn from passenger who came in the cars
from Lancaster, last evening, that Cameron infamous
bloodhounds attacked r. w. Middleton, Esq, the
Independent editor of the Lancaster Examiner while
at the polls, knocked him down jumped upon him and
cut his face in the most horrible manner; the flesh
cut nearly of both sides of his face, and efl his
cheek and jaw bones nearly bare
Three physicians were in attendance and fears
entertained for his safety All this for daring ques
ton the public of that greatest of rufans and
most infamous fmen, JAMES CAMERON When
will this desperate meet the punishment which his
crimes deserve II the duty OF every citizen TO help
10 bring this wretch to justice.
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g,F Col BENroN addressed meeting of his con
stituents at Jefferson City Mo, the 9Th instant,
and he Is represented having used the most
binary language;
General Harrison is so entirely devoted TO the cause
Of the blacks that he has forgotten that his moth
was white woman, sc.
He did not say that he used his cro,st to concea
stolen money
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BANK or rng MErnoroIla.

w AsHNbTON1 StIifiiDcT > lHHUs \
A 4 meeting OF the President and Directors this
n day, the following preamble and resolution were
adopted viz -
Whereas il is required by law that general meet
ing OF the Stockholders of this Institution shall b.
held within six months from the Sd day of July last
for the purpose of deciding the proprey Of autho
rizng the President and Directors thereof for the time
being 10 file their declaration in writing in the oc,
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury asserting and
cepng the extension Of lis charter granted by tn
aci Of Congress, passed the Sd day Of July 1910
entitled act TO continue the corporate existence
of the Banks in the District of Columbia for certain
purposes" Therefore be il
Resoired, That general meeting of.thc Stockhold
for the said purpose and for the purpose ofconsid
erng other sub ecls that may be- submitted be- and lie
is hereby accordingly called Tor Monday the 9h
day of November next, 10 he held ii the Banking
House Of tho Institution this city, al IL O'Clock nj
Extract from the minutes
RICHARD SMITH Cashier
sept 29-2aw6wf
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Fraud Is Disclosed III Detroit The Deti OFT
Advertiser Of the 26th brings us this morning afda.
Wits duplicating the U 5 Marshall (Tcn Eyck, and
his Deputy in the base schemes to buy votes and con-
troll the election by fraudulent tickets
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CLOCK, Nos. 10 and II. No,
II OF Charles O'Malley the Irish Dragon.
Ten Thousand Year in vols.
Howard Pinckney, novel by the author Of" Gin
ton Bradshaw, &c
Just received for sale by
+. TAYLOR,
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From the Mem Haren Herald
THE WING PYRAMID.

BY pERclvAL.
We've roll'd the Balls we've rolld the Balls !!
And now we pile them high
We raise a towering Pyramid
OF Glorious Victory!
Roll the Balls Roll the Balls
That has been the cry
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Pile for Victory
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Lay New York below
Make the one Imperial Ball
The foundation true
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Next to her we tell
Pennsylvania--h she comes
Set the Key stone well
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Great Ohio's here
Old Kentuck- she brings good luck
Tennessee is near
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Indiana booms
See the Old Dominion sweep,
Rip-how swift she huns
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Lucy, A ms in view
Georgia is on the way
Mississippi too
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Maryland is sure
Illinois we hail with Joy
Michigan's secure
Roll &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Lay New Jersey there
Old Yarmouth will surely count
Maine is coming fair
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
+. OLD CoNNECTlCuT,
She who first began the roll
FIRST IN HoNoR put
Roll, &c
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Set the Bay State high
Delaware and Rhody too
On the top shall lie
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Now almost complete,
Proudly towers the Pyramid
Balls are coming yet
Roll, &c
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
One Of Granite
From her Hill shall roll dtcdy,
WILSON heaves it on
Roll, &c.
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
Alabama still
Wild Missouri, Arkansaw-
They the Pile shall fill.
Roll, &c
Pile the Balls Pile the Balls
There remains hut one
The Palmetto Sovereignty
That we leave alone.
Roll, sc.
We've piled the Balls we've piled the Balls :
The Mass shall ne er decay
To Victory-to Liberty
A Monument for aye
Roll, &c.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENS WARE
.Stiison's Chedp China Store.


No IL South Charles Street, Baltimore
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully re-
o'quested to call at STILSON'S Cheap Cash chi.
ma Store Is South Charles street where will be found
extensive assortment at prices very low to CORES
pond with the times Also, rich and varied stock
Of fine Iron Stone, Granite, French and Porcelain
Dinner and Tea Sets fine French English and
mercan Cut Glass for family use.
n B.-Dont forget the number, - South Charc
street Baltimore.
Baltimore, Oct. l5 oct lG-d&c6w.
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sept % 2aw6wif

DOARDING.-Mr PADGETT can accom-
ID modate eight or ten young men as boarders on
reasonable terms. Residence on F street between
llth and 18th streets, nearly opposite Elliot & co.
drug store, nos G-3t'
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M ANCIIESTER CRATE COAL. -. 800 bugh
lfI els Of the above Coal landing this day from thc
schooner Good Intent, AT Lenoxs wharf. For sale
low, iftaken from the vessel
nov 33t A. SHEPHERD.
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X. FRANCES Old Established Prize Once,
washington City.

III MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.fE
School Fund Lottery Of Rhode Island, .tor He
Benefit Of Public Schools.
Class 10. 202-Sixth Series
To be drawn at Providence on Saturday, November
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Grand Prizes 100000, $4,000.

ggOfders for tickets and Shares Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Lotteries will
ceve the most prompt attention and official account
of the drawing Immediately after it is over to All
who order from r. FRANCE, Washington
oct g-2aw2w
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T ECTURES ON UNITARIANISM. By Rev
IL Geo w Burnap volume, price one dollar
Just received, for sale by
oct 20 F. TAYLOR
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GAZETTEER ;,

BROOKS UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER
ID Cheap last edition, 1910, large octave: $50
closely printed pages, with two hundred engra,ings
containing also Commercial Dictionary and much
other useful and valuable matter not usually contained
in works Of this class handsomely printed large
volume in full leather binding. For sale by r. TAI
LOR for IL IS, published al So nov u
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/. FRANCES Old Established Prize Office,
washington City.

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,
Class for 1870
To be positively drawn at Alexandra, Cd. GU -
Saturday, Nth November, 1870 under the supcrn
tendence of Commissioners
BRILLIANT SCHEME;
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GRAND SCHEME.
100000, $4,000, $4,000. $4,000,
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 $500
S2,3ll; 4 prizes Of $4,000; Of Sl,75o;
10 prizes of $1,000
SO prizes of $1,000; SO Of $500 80 Of 800;
100 of $500; 100 of $3.50; 10 Of 5000
124 of $3.50, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets only $20-Halves $l0-Quarters 49,
Eghths 81 80.
Certificates of Packages of26 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do % Half do. 1870 90
Do. do. 26 Quarters do. IS co
Do. do. 26 Eighths do - 80
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes.
Glass No. 3 for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday slst
November, 1910
BRILLIANT SCHEME
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars. ,
5 600 Dollars $500 Dollars
5000 Dollars u or Dollars
100 prizes of s ,000.-En
Tickets SO Halves $5---Quarters 81 50
Certificates of Packages of25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do % Half do IS 0u
Do. do 25 Quarter do 80 so
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U $ Bank shares sold 10 London al the last dates
at Ga and fli 5s,
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SPLENDID PRIZES.
d. $. GREGORY & co. Managers.
CAPITAL 100000.
ALEX CAMBRIA HOPPER \

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
GLASS b, for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va Saturday, Noyem-
Der IA, 1910.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

For the benefit Of the Monongalia Academy
Class No TO- for 1870
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, Novera.
her 2Sth, 1910
GRAND CAPITALS
$35 29i- 10000 So 900 S4 900 81, 500
$3,035-$3 600
u5e40 prizes of Sl5,000.n
Tickets $lO--HaIycs $5-Quarters 81 so
Certificates OF packages of % Whole tickets $3.50 90
Do. do % Half do 65 90
Do. do % Quarter do - 80
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries address
ID. 5. GREGORY & co Managers,
Washington, ID. G..
Drawings sent Immediately they are over to all who
order as above. oct % 2aw3wd&c
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xar 80 prizes Of 81 100 are s55ooo-gf
800 lowest ,hree) of $1,000 are S30o0ol
rs, (lst, I'd drawn) of 500 are $1,000
rs, I'D, Sd drawn of S40O are -,
&c. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl5-shatcs in proportion.
Certificates Of Packages OF 30 whole Tickets 500 %
Do do 30 Half do 10 -
Do do 30 Quarter do 80 go
DO do 80 Eighths do - 80
For tickets or certificates Of packages in the above
splendid scheme, address
oct 3i-cp3w FRANCE, Warrington
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SIXTEEN DRAWN BALLOTS.
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JUBILEE SONG.

The following patriotic song Is from the pen Of ~
Percsal Of New Haven the most distinguished OF our
American poets.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-17

freemen Of this section ever witnessed. In
conclusion we may say that IL any suppose our
account exaggerated, we can ouIy say the half
has not been told.
The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER was present and
addressed the assembled multitude in q most
happy and forcible manner and drew forth loud
and long shouts Of welcome. We regret we
canooi give a full account Of his speech. II
possible we will do il hereafter. Those who
were present and heard il never will forget the
points Oh which he dwell. II was equal TO
anything we could have anticipated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-17
FOR STATE OFFICERS.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
SILAS III. JENISON.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
DAVID NJ. CAMP.
FOR TREASURER.
n f. JAMES.
For Representative,
HlLAND HALL.
For Elector.
WILLIAM HENRY.
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.

THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.
. John Quincy AdGms, during the four wears
Of his Administration, paid s5o,0oo,oo Of
the National Debt.
Martin Fan Barren, in the first three years
Of his Administration, has sqpandered n Sur
plus Revenue Of e4O,OOO,OO0 and saddled
the Country with a debt OF more than slO,-
100000.
The expenses Of the Government, during the
four years of John Quincy Adams Admins
lra;ion was less than 100000, 900.
The expenses Of the Government during the
three years Of Martin Van Bnren's AdminIs,ra-
lion, amount 10 more than S00,0OO,OO0 /! !
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-17
ORGANIZATION

The meeting was called to Older by A. L.
Miner Esq. Chairman OF the County Com.
miuee, and on motion, organized, BY choos-
ing
Hon. w. r. RANNEY. President.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-17
DELEGATIONS.

Br ailietoro--The delegation from this
place was very large. comprising mol only a
large portion Of The Young Mems Wing
Asso %cia!ion but many Of the sturdy farmers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-17

The Convention was then ably and elo-
quently addressed by the Hon. HILAND
HALL, our Representative in Congress. and
by DANIEL WEBSTER Of the United States
Senate.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
sl4EltlFE'.S SALE.

Thos Holt, NE sc Hctuntablet to Holmes
vs. pl Fl IA on bond Circaa Court, to a.
S1mi SWia5ef, Ct nj phi term, 1870
# I virtue ct the above stated execu-
- ten 10 me directed, shall expose t.
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court honse door Of my coapy on tue
Fast 1ioaday q Afrilaeri,
the following described tact or parcel d
land, to vii: the west half Of seuib
west quarter Of section ls, township 10
range three cast.
Levied on as the property Of Thomas
lee to satisfy the stove stated execution
aud costs Of suit, tits the 9th day Of Janu-
airy, 1870.
}. d WYATT,
Sheriff Of Holmes county.
January II 0 IDS
primers lee 90 dollars 8ts3 so cents.)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
SVERTTF,S SAFE.

Samuel Matthews use &c, Retumablc to Yazoo
W pi i IA Circuit court 10 AIav
10, io. e, a a, "a'Ao" Z 'e"'i tern $50.
BY virtue of the above stated f "a to me
directed, from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit court OF Yaz,o county shall pro-
coed to sell to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court house door Of NY county
on the
3rd Monday in ApuI
next the following described properly to
wit; the east BALI north west quarter Sec
ion II, township Il, range !, The cast hall
north east qnarer section i township H.,
range east, The above described lands are
very valuable.
Aiso lot number 5, section %, town,
ship is, range 2 east, also lot uumber 50,
situate lying aud being in the town Of
Lexington.
Levied on as the property Of Ohio W
heaIi to satisfy the above stated execution
ana cost Of suit. March -.
J ID WYATT Sheriff
March 4 IS It's Prs fee ste
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
1rARSHAL'S SAFE.

l
Wonger s. Harrison Rcturnablo TO Z. s.
VS. ri il IA Circuit counto May
| w Mann & sureties term le4J.
| Dogurr & Go
Is pl 4 IA
Arthur Hays
Downer & Co
| vs. pl IA
" Mann & securities
Fearing & Co.
vs. pl Ii ia
W Nam & securities
Charles Gascoiguo
VS. pl 4 ia ssma
" Mann & securities
w $ Webb
rs plata
John NJ l'ollingswoHh
IT'D Y yinao Of the above stated cxccu'
LID ton 10 me directed, from the Uni
,ed states Circuit Court for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will expose to
public sale for cash, before the court house
door Of Holmes county, on The
3rd Aoaday tic .0h day Of April
next, all the right tile interest and claim
The said defendants hath in or to the lol-
loving described property TO wit: east
half If the north west quarter and tho
ea; half south west quarter, west halt Of
tie north east quarter, and the west half
south west quarter, all Of section %,
township l3, range 2 east, continuing $40
acres more or less; uorlh east quarter OF
clon n, township Ii, range 2 east;
also east bali Of south east quateI Of Sec
ion Is; north half OF east half of south
west quarter and east ha.f Of south east
| quarter OF section 10, and north east quar-
t,r and east half north west quarter, and
east half OF south west quarter aud west
halt OF south east quarter OF section 30,
lowlshIp II, range east, containing 700
acres more or less. Also east bali north
east quarter, and est halt south east quarter
section rs, containing lo9 acres. Also
east halt south west quarter, section %,
township 13, range east, containing 50
ucres more or less. Also moth halt og
cas-, half north west quarter, section 5.
township Is, range 2 east, containing 80
acres more or less.
Also the north half or part Of the west
bdlI VI tHe SUt,li Htet tudItCIs SSCRiuh 80
township II, range 3 east. Begiaiog at
a point IN the ceuire al the road running
from Franklin, in said county, TO Mont
goue,y where the south boundary Of the
towns o. Eranailn, as laid oil BY the pro-
pfietor, crosses said road, then south with
said road IRON Franklin to Benton, thea
lulps from said road to tie right, then
s,Uth west with said Benton road IN the
middIe thereof to the line between the
sections 70 aud 80, thence 10 the north
west ooraer OF the above described eighth
or parcel of land, thence cast with the
south boundary Of the town Of franklin
70 The tesInIng; supposed by estimation.
to contain 10 acres; the above lands have
9een lowed Oh as the property OF Arthur
| Hays, to satisfy the above stated cases
lnd cost Of sGit.
w. NJ. GNlN, Marshal,
BY ?. Va. ELtG UsON, ID. M.
n! trrh II tda (D,-s laa C0Q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
SltI1i5lFf's3 SALE.

G4144lakt - "a LII.
Volentne NJ Sublelt Rcinraable TO HOLMES
IS yeud expo (hcait 0urt 10 April
Alvin Coffin term lc4D.
Ny virtue Of the above stated venditio
~ expouas to me directed, shall ex-
pyse 10 safe TO the highest bidder for cash,
at.lhe Court house door OF my county On
the
3rd ltoa3dy IN Aprl
next, the following described trnc's orpar-
cells of ground. lying and being in the
town Of Franklin 10 viii: lots number 81
and 50, known as The lois whereon DR..
Wallare formerly resided.
Levied on rs The property Of the defen-
dont \. s. ClIin, to satisfy the above sta
ted vendiilpni eXPonas and cost Of suit. |
will sell all the right, title, interest and
claim that The deieudant Alvin S. Coffin
ay have IN and 10 the above described
tract of land. March 4, 1870.
J. ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
March Z, II ids PRS fee $l2.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
MARSHAL'.S SAFE.

Oliver Anderson Returnabe TO tie Uuitet
vs. Il Ia States Cittult court to tht
Galloway & Richardson May term l940.
Same
vs. Il fit
w w Walton
BY siltuo of The above stated Il fas to me
directed, from the Honorable United
States Circuit court, for tie SOU bern
district OF Mississippi, | viii expose TO
public sale for cash, before the Court
house door OF Holmes county all the right
ute, interest and claim, the said defend.
ont w w WALTON hath in or to the fol.
loving described property 10 wit: all Of
section number 10, and the south west
quarter OF section II, east hall Of south
cast quarter section II, all in township
10, range | east containing $50 acres
more og less. lhe above stated property
has been lcyied on as the properly o. w
" Walton, ans vii be soid on
3rd --oadoy the 2CA day of Aprl
next, to SATISFY the above stated execution
aad cost ol sut.
W vi 6NfN, TaTshal,
by 7 Nj FERGUSON, ID III
marh ! ~ Z, ~. lce go 5o.i
SHLBiFF'S SALE.
Barrett & fayior use Sc Eetoranhie to Ilome
| teub rnatn 1HeuEt oars 10 afll
4 N Irabe team 1870.
! Aruur Hays
l4emuo uuilock &
| Abuor Etwn
| 7 Z virtue Of The above stated Il ia e
- me directed, 1 vii! expose 70 publ,
sale Lef4re tie cout house door ia th,
town Of Lexington, on the
Iaird E.oadoy in hPra ncat,
the follow Ins tract Or parcel d land 10 wit
the norlh east qlaHer and cast half anC
souh bali Of west haii north west quarte
AID south west GnaHer and south hal
west kali souih east quarter ui section Z
and south halt west bali north west quar-
ter section 4, all in township IA, rang
3 east, containing go acres more or less
on winch there is d Steam Saw and Grls
MllI.
Taken as the property Of E.emoeI BuI
!ock, TO satisfy panntis debt aud cost {
,ult. viii sell all the right, title ar
Interest, ,hes ii defendant. has in the sal
property, this - b OF Starch 1870.
). ID. WYATT, Sheriff,
Of Holmes County, Nj.
by ID :. GLASS, Deputy.
March "a IS IDS pr fee GI4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTOTICE is hereby givenihat I shall anil
[ U to the lion. Probate Cont Of Holmes comfy
ut the May term Sl9, for a final settlement Q
nv administration on the estate Peter Il. Cabi-
ness, deceased.
ELISHA MAYFIELD, Administrator.
March 81 10 CIV.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-21
SnERlrE'S SALE.

Retnrnahle to Holmes
SIS "fI', Cireoit Court to April
VS. ytnd expo ,oralsn
wa Mann e'-ai ''" "
7,Dy virtue Of the above stated case o.
y vendIio exponas 10 me directed
an oGar for sale TO the highest bidder loi
.,,b at the court house door OF my county
y" 3ra Monday ia april
800, he following described property to
w.t. 'j me west half south cast quarter aad
,,s, half south west quarter section ~,
,rn,hlp II, range 3 east.
" levied on as the property of the delen-
sr, Arthur Hays to satisfy the PLAIN,
..g, raa,s aud cost in the above stated
r,se. March II.
''''' j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county,
u,r,h Of. IDS [pr'4 fee 8l9 30
STIEnIG'l'o SALE.
n.,o.o.,&. Returnable TO Holmes
" p"o Mani Circuit Court to April
y, ,," a W Whitehead ct al term 1910.
-r, Y virtue Of the above stated Execu-
ton 10 me directed from the
C .i' Court of Holmes county, and in
,t.riao,e ibcralo, shalI expose to sale
= ,,s highest bidder for cash, q The court
Do IL = N the town Of Lexington,
~ ,,os county Mississippi, on the
A-''' ard 3foadoy il april
An.crtk,A tract oc llud