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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18
SliERIFF,S SALE.

Hall, Walker & Walton, Returnable TO Holmes
US fl ia Circuit Court OF April
John Iehr, Admr. term 1910.
Henry NJ. Watkins,
IS fl IA
John Lehr.
EEY virtue Of the above stated execu-
n y tons which issued from the Clerk s
office Of the Circuit Court of Holmes
county to me directed, | shall expose to
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door of my county on the
Third Monday Of January neat,
the following tract or parcel of lands to
wit: the south half Of section %, east halt
south west quarter east half north west
quarter west half north east quarter south
half south east quarter north half west half
south west quarter section SO, allin town.
ship Is, range = east, and the east bali
north west quarter section 4, east hall
south west quarter east half north east
quarter section 10, township 10, range 2
east, containing $50 acres more or less;
also the north half west half south cast
quarter; and the north half Of north halt
east half south east quarter OF section 80,
township l6, range , east.
Levied on as the property Of John
Lehr TO satisfy the above stated execu,
tons and costs of suit accruing thereon
the above described lands are situate on
the waters Of FunnhGusha creek and are
not surpassed by any land in the country
being more fertile than any lands of the
Yazoo valley, being well improved with a
large and commodious gin house thereon
together with an excellent dwelling house
and all other necessary out houses, | vii
sell all the right title interest and claim
that the defendant John Lehr may have
in and to the same. December II.
j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff
/ OF Holmes county.
December II, 5 tbs Pr. fee ST. so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18
SHERlFFrS SALE.

Jonathan Jourdon & Returnablo 10 azoo
loci smith Circuit Court to May
VS. yendi, eXponas Term loio'
Amos G. Galpin
Joseph W Deloach
Aney Bddges
Ohio w Bcall
A d OIiphnt
Nathaniel G Nye
Jno. Miles Il
David Beatty
EDY virtue Of the above stated vendI-
Id ito exponas to me directed, which
issued from the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Court of Yazoo County, shall ex-
pose to sale TO the highest bidder Ion
cash, at the Court House door Of my
county on the
Third Monday of January nert,
the following described tract or parcel OF
land, to wit:--the north west quarter and
west half of the north east quarter and
the north half south vest quarter section
80, and cast half north east quarter and
the noNh half south east eighth Of
section 81, and the south west quarter and
south half of east halt OF south west GUAR
ter, and twenty three acres OF the south
half OF the west half of south erst qUar'
ter Of section 20; all in township Ia,
of range 2 cast.
Levied on as the property OF David
Beatty, to satisfy the above stated vendi-
ito expo and cost of suit accruIng thereon
will sell all the right, title, and interest
ADD claim that David Beatty, has in and
to the above described tract or porcel OF
land, Dec, Eth, 1889.
j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
OF Holmes County, Mi.
Dec. Ii 5 IDS. Pr. fec SIT 30
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

you know have paid you; therefore you
have nothing to tear."-"Fauts," replIeu..
the man. III know of no faults except two.
"What are they?n "Why, sir, he is hard
to CATCH" II don't mind that" said he,
81 he be the dovil." But what is the other
fault? rejoined he, with some Impotence
"Ah! sir" replied Hodge, scratching his
pate, The is coed for nothing when you
have caught him."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18
POSTPONED.

The following sale is posted until the
First Monday in February next.
NOTICE.
HOY virtue of deed of trust executed
ES to me as trustee, for Joseph II. Wat
son, by Richard I'll. Watson, on the 9Th
day of April, 1899, and regularly recorded
in The Probate Office of Holmes County,
Miss. in Book ID pages 375 TO ST., will
sell fifteen days from date, Ohe 2lst day
of December,) at the court house door in
the town Of Lexington, to the highest bid.
der for cash, the following described pro-
perry, to wit: one negro woman named
Lucy, aged twenty-three years, and her
child, aged three days; three gray horses,
and three cows and calves. Being the
property conveyed to me as trustee, as
aforesaid, by said deed of trust; and will
convey such title to the purchaser or pur.
chasers Of the same, as is vested in me by
said deed of trust.
CHRISTOPHER ROBERTS,
Trustee.
Dec7 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

SbERiFE'S SALE.
William Swaitwou, Retrrn,ble to unJ,
vs. yeuditio cxponas Cncnl Conn ., a'''o'
Benjamin W Edwards ApriItem. lsio
ESY virtue Of the above stated vend;Go
- exponOs, which issued from the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of
Hinds Coun'y,I shall expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door of my county, onthe
Thla Monday in January merit,
the following described land, to wit:--he
east half Of north west quarter west half
Of north east quarter the north half Of
west bali Of north west quarter the south
quarter of north west quarter tie
ii. west quarter the west half south
east quarter, and south east quarter Of
south east quarter section 10, west half
north east quarter and east half north
east quarter saclion 10, the east half and
east half south west quarter of section II,
south half and west half Of north east
quarter and the north half of west half
south cast quarter south west quarter the
east half of the north east quarter the
north half of west half north east GUAR.
ter and west half of north west quarter
section q, south west quarter of north
west quarter north half Of moth east
quarter south half of east half south
west quarter and ives, half Of south west
quarter Of section 3, township ID, range
l east, containing 1900 acres, more or
less.
Levied on as the property Of Benjamin
W. Edwards, to satisfy the above stated
vendiio eXponas, and cost Of suit aCcru-
INC thereon. ] will sell all the right, tile,
claim and interest, that The said defend
ant Benjamin w. Edwards, may have in
and to the above described tract or parcel
ofand, Dec. 18th, 1880.
j. ID. WYATT, Sheriff,
Dec. ii 5 " Pr. fee ST. so,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18
S 500 X L w A II ID.
HOrrid Murder.


Col. Michel N. AMMEN was murder.
ed for his money on the 9th day Of March
1888, thirteen miles above Baton Rogue,
La. on the road leading to Bayou Sara.
1t is believed the greater part Of his mon
ey consisted Of Ohio bank notes. He
had also about his person one silver pen
sal case two small pocket books, one sill.
yer mounted dirk " two keys lied togeih.
er with red merino. Some of the above
aamed articles contained his name or the
initials thereof. | will pay eight hundred
dollars for the apprehension Of the MUIR
derer or muderers.
DAVID AMMEN.
GrPublishers of newspaper are respect.
fully requested give This a few inser-
tons, as Col. Ammen was himself a
practical printer, and edited and published
newspaper many years, during which
time he published without remuneration,
many advertisements OF similar nature to
ascertain, expose and publish crime.
ID. A.
Dec Ii
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

A Frenchmdns erH geaius.--0liver
Bede was Frenchman's evil genius. A
little barber some time since, erected his
insignia Of ofice in our neighborhood. II
was our heroes landmark, and he forth
with ingratia,ed himself into the good
graces OF the transporting professor by
pa'ronizing him, One day, Monsieur,
who could not read word of English, re-
quested him TO write notice that he might
paste in the window, and thereby attract
the attention of the bearded community.
Oliver produced the following, which the
unwary Frenchman, with many thanks,
pasted on the window glass:
=" Monsieur Mamalette, from Paris
speaks Englishva barberous shsyer-cuts
threats and shears noodles cheap Deals
in bears grease--makes sore oil-dull
Observation-Disclosures and other periumery
Monsieur NJ. has arrived al the nc plus
ultra Of barbarism-and will take anv one
by the nose that chances to drop in and be
chopped"
For several days the lI-fated Mamalette
marked with what intense curiosity the
people crowded around his window, laugh.
ed heartily, passed on. Mistrrst crept in
to his breast. He requested boy to read
it for him, and when the fact was known,
mountains could not have concealed his
indignation.
Oliver not being aware of the discovery,
opened the shop as usual. The French
man darted forward, and placing himself
in fencing attitude, while he brandished
keen edged razor, exclaimed:
81 say you have insult me, aud snail
spit in your face. For w you have make
Won contradiction in my advertisement
For w You say am Won savage barbairi
/ have arrived at no place like dat which
you mention, Neplus ultrail-nor never
do lcut de throat Of nv customer? By
gar. shall have satisfaction! ! shall be
reveGged-l shall knock my fist in your
eye-I shall knock my foot on your back
rascal! scoundreI! small dog!"
This sudden assault discounted the
wag rot little, but with his usual presence
of mind he placed himself in a stage atti-
tude, and thus addressed the Frenchman,
while he elected the contents of a powder
puff in the poor mans face:
"Avaun, and quit my sight thy razors edge
less,
Thy tongs are cold, thou hast no suds or brushes
In thy fat fist that thou dost lather with
Hence barbarous shaver-hence."
1t is almost needless TO state, that at
the word 'hence' the Frenchman made a
retrogade leap through the back door,
while Oliver escaped through the front.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18
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a9IDRtrp>
WILLIAM LEGGETT.
DY W. c. BRYANT

Dy W. C. BRYANT.
The earth may ring, from shore TO shore,
With echoes OF glorious name:
But he whose loss our hearts deplore
Has left behind him more than fame.
For when the death. frost came to lie
Upon that warm and mighty heart,
And quench that bold aud friendly eye,
His spirit did not all depart.
The words Of fire that from his pen
Were flung upon the lucid page,
Still move, sill shake the heats of men,
Amid a cold and coward age.
His love OF Trpth, too warm-too strong
For Hope or Fear 10 chain or chill,
His hate of Tyranny aud Wrong,
Bern in the breasts he kindled still.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Poh,,o
0l~,1 .ousra to w.t. Dec. term, . Is.a
A GREEABLY to an orlo, ~ 'o''
INA Probate Court Of said r. d The
notice is hereby given 10 Nh eouh'y,
interested IN the lands tencmen,s 'SOls
hered'lrements of Hiram Day;dsn ,' ana
ceased, to be and personally npp e', &c &C.
tore the Probate Court of said c rpen' Oe-
be held on the first Monday Of Fay TO
1910; then and there to Show c.'uafy,
any they can, why an order should uS, Il
made Tor the sale of the real estate b oI' "'
ing TO said dccedeu', lying ard bei ,'u's-
the County Of Holmes, and State Of 4, u
sIss'pp', und known and designated a. .II rs.
east half south west quarter Of lrao "; 'ne
section 2l, township Is, range 2 ', a",,
containing 81 and 5o-lO0 acres And T'i y
is further ordered that publication Of ~ MI, !.
citation be made in the "ieNinc,on IT,,
lon," for six weeks successiyely. "'
WITNESS, the Honor,
bic Alvah Wilson, Judre
H. .. OF Probales the first Mon.
day in December, 1889
ISSUED 5lh day Of Decent,
1889.
). M. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Dec 7 1a----Gw '"'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

FROM TIE PERSIAN.
"Tcll me, gentle travelcr-,hou
Who hast wandered far and wide,
Seen the sweetest lo.es blow,
And the brightest rivers glide
Say, of al thine eyes hath seen,
Which the fairest land hath becu1n
"Lady, shall tell thee where
Nature seems most blest and fair,
Far above all climes beside?
lis where those we love abide;
And that little spot is blcst
Which the loved ones foot hath pressed.
Though it be fairy space,
Wide and spreading is the place;
Though t were but barren mounl,
II would become enchanted ground.
With thee, yon sandy waste would sccm
The margin Of Al Cawthar's stream;
And thou cOuldst make dungeons gloon
A bower where newborn roses bloom"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

A tall Jonathan from Vermont, was
patrolling the streets Of Boston a short
time since, with sheet of gingerbread
under his arm, and gazing at the signs,
when one which was labelled 3General
Finding Store," attracted his attention.
He entered, chewing his gingerbread,
and after severe effort at swallowing
like hen eating dough, he exclaimed,
81 swow! yon must be darned lucky
chaps to find all these here things-l
s'pose you haint found my umbrella
nor nothing, are you"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

Tmo aults.-A gentleman once bought
a horse Of a country dealer. !" Now, my
friend" said he, 81 have bought your horse
because liked his appearance. asked
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Probate Court
HOLMES COUNTY to wit: ! Dec term, 1889
"A GREEABLY to an order of the
IA Probate Court of said County, no.
tee IS hereby given to all persons inter
ested 10 the lands tenements and here.
ditremeats Of John w. White, deceased,
to be aud personally appear before the
Probate Court of said county, TO be held
on the first Monday of February next
then and there TO show cause, if any they
can Why an order should not be made for
the sale Of the following lands belonging
to said decedent; lying and being in the
County Of Holmes, and State of Missis.
sppi, known and designated as follows to
wil:-ihe west half north east quarter
section 81, township l6, north of range
2 east. And ii is further ordered that
publication OF this citation be made in the
f" Lexington Union," for six weeks sue
cessveIy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

a LIST olletters remaining in the Post Once
/ q at FlankIm,on the lst day oiJanuaTy lolV
which if not taken out before the lst day Of
April next, VIII be sent TO the General fos'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

Hall Walker g. Walton, Returnable to Holmes
vsf ia Circuit Court Of April
John Iehr, Admir- term lolO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18
SBERlFT'S SALE,

Dec Z 4s--s-6w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18

Persons calling for the above letters viii please
say they are advertised.
w. +. STANSBURY P. NJ.
Jan 4 S--3w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-18
THE FAIREST LAND.

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=, - .''' considering la.s sBg,,,4l
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h oapo.,lian ~ n. aJ .'''' "s'2as nosp,
metals tina, Il ,s ls.ila '',''' 81 grscas
!. ana nr sve,,., ,'.s'te has be,
n WINCH !, i p.r,.,,..I. '.' 44 ever cCgsv
term Of nh,.e :, a., ''4' '' @eatyu,
been reached bv ,,.,. .,,l,-.,.'''' "a'tt''ttr
tet. ,bo.a d,..',i-,{ -c.,, '''tt eIoh
| a., es,in.t ia, ,rs,,.,.,,,.. az ''es q Lesaaa
! ae are al,..,dv 49,, l'hlAefi tAa
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| At.ovs what h.s oy,,o,,, 49, ."i' 20 nan
a II Ilo.t.rG nbJ. h.. .a.l ''''' otcN.
/ Icss.vtat. u,ll bo.,,,t, M6sE
! he relieved from ia .,.,,.o., 'edg sal
| tAatil sl.,E 80 '--' ''' aM
specie for our raasr. ,t'e,,,.. ,'5 '' Ga aaN
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03
Imports S Exports qf Specie from ISL
Amount Of Imp, rus
Amount Of Exports

From the above liable we find i-a' a-'1s
last four years 81 Monroe's ajmin''' 's y \,
he four yeats Of ADAMS ad"in',i'a ..,.as.a
uoris Of specie aver The imports 'a.g
rieren millions hrenig jour Hoasaa4 ~
and serenity i,co dollars, ~mIe &c
mrcris o,el the exports during 'ns
Of Jackson's and the two fist years
EMS Administration, are sky y" .b ~.
bundled aud ninety one lh"uSaho NJ
bred and sixty dollars. Tic In
rie in the Uni,ed States in 1871 y, M
Pahias' statistics, WAS rwtsrT TivE Wv -
LARS. The au,oup, Sow in the I, : ..y.,g ns
authentic ia,,amati1a.i. estIn7'e' = M 81
Of dollars. Thu, We Gtd ibat "i''..A ...,.s4l fri
wears The specie Of The nation has NV
FIVE MILLIONS or uoLlAks' ,es sFg'
Fem lie foregoing We Irar0' Isl ' "a, ,r-
amount of circulation necessary ia .'.lrp e Z
commerce Of The Uahed State, see"'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03

GEORGE NAsIIlNGTON.

Throughout Mr. Jefiersan's works We find ri
opinion against The gross injustice OF our bank
my symtem, and IA favor oil on exclusive metallic
currency frequently expressed. regard to brc,
yhy @lil contne " to one extract from ,he let.
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HAZE TloNT1.-

~ p have; heretofore, numbered Ourselves among
w those who believed that Htlhert's Hair Tonic
sold ny Dr. Jayne, of the many quack nesst,s
whose virtues are never seen beyond tile fsaHe pifs
OF tneir author We are willing, -ength To make
pubic acknowledgment ofthe error of belief An
intimats friend some two or three all The
top o. whose crnum bald piece of polished
aLnles niaugre all our testing and ndicue OF The mt
hoite o. two otle Hair Tonic from r yavne and ae
corunS 70 ms directions applied il. During Ire sans
ceK me same t1end usi;ered himself into our presence
ana ulcoYeriis bis hitherto naked head ;ision.hed NJ
with TIM, Though iuxriant growth Of hair fr, one r.
we inches N lengtll-upon The very preiases we had
fhri skirts the Atlantic his is no puff but i rIisa.
W hne, ana to those who doubt the gentle.i. o, le
pointed out What is more in favor of this siTonie
tne case beFe cifed was not one OF temporary badness
mo sudden loss of the hairADut was one Of years;
standing, though the gentleman is but IS years of ace
iPlliadelphi Epirit Of fhe Times October Dist 1875
The above preparation is sold by G. L. Dahirst cor
ner OF Duganss wharf, and Prttt street lower end %
-~oiitie HlaiheI S>Iace-- Gss ma H. &
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DESPAIR NOT--YOU ARE NOT YET
INCUR ARI.E,,

EElEiEc Is A y HAN Dry that which Is
-h-0 Known to he good and eflcaciOus--tlough you
have been using medicines prepared by quacks, impos
tons, and preendeTs 10 medical science, Without the
promised benefit be not diseoaragedyo1 viii at last be
convinced that The medicines prepared by DT. ~ b.
LElDf, are the only PREPARATIONS entitled to full con
fidence. They are prepared by DR.. Leidy, himself,
regular druggist as well as physician atested by Dacts
Physic, Chapman, Jackson, Homer, Gibson, Devices,
James, Coke, sc.
The sick, and all afflicted with any disease whatsoev
er, at all times obtain medical advice GRATIS, at
the HEALTH EMPORIUM, (sigi of the Golden Eagle
md Serpents No I9l North Second street, few dooIs
lelow Vine street BE net imposed upon then, by I'M
posters aud quacks WHO through their ignorance, tre
with your health, endanger your lives, and moi only
make your situations hopeless, but literally rob you Of
your surse besides Do not hesitate to make trial of
DIR. LElDN'S MEDICINES; others beside himself rez
commended them-and use them too.
Read the following; if you have confidence in Phys1
clans statements, then must they speak volumes in iA
yor OF DR.. Leidys medicines.
PETERSBURG, June 9oth 1892
DR.. n. b. Lcidy, PhiLrd.
Sir; IL affords me great pleasure 10 inform you that
from the circumstance of your being regular druggist
and physician, which gave confidence IN your med-
eines, was induced to make trial of your Medics
SarsapaTlila, and Your Blood Pills. nfueh 70 INV orst6
cation round them successful in large number of in
st'ees performing many remarkable cures and i'm some
Instances Miieh nave peen TO- years considered uicura-
bic.
believe your Medicaed Extract of sarsapariIla to be
the strongest made, at least judge so from its effect in
many instances where the accelerated preparations
OF Sarsaparla had not the slightest effect found the
Blood Pills most excellent purgatve and purfyeF of
the blood having found them mild and gentle in their eff
ects, not producing nausea, sickness at the stomach
gripping, &c as is mostly produced by purgauves bet
ieve the blood pills to be the best combinat
ence in form of pills. and have known thenI
able instances to have produced the most ha ~ Is.
Having witnessed the good effects of the two forcgo
ing preparations in many instances do not hesitate
TO recommend them to the public, sincerely believe
their effects will tend relieve the afflicted and be pro-
ductive ofincaIculabe good all who NAV use tem,
With great respect, yours Sc.
]. E. HOWARD, NJ. d. e.
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STOP TIFATTHIEF!-Ilave you Cough, o.
CPan and Soreness in the Breast Hoarseness that L
;insidiaasly stealing away your health, and will
soon intodqcestha dnreleiltihg and fell destroy
cry pnsgipption with is cold siyeats, and fe-
If such is the case, delay rfota butt ret h1bottIe
Of the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
BIC prepared by G. X. TYLER, and take
some immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it, and viii gladly testify to its superior
efficacy in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, sc. 1t gives almost imrae-
date relief, and by continued use for few days,
will effect permanent cure @ T
Prepared only by G. X. TYLER, corner of
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore.
1t is sold by w. Il. Orrick, corner of Lexing-
ton and Eutaw sts., BALTIC, and in Washington
City, by Robert s. Patterson, Il. Howard, u S.
Mitchell, and in George town by o. M. Linthi-
cum. ap24-tf
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READ AND 81 Exc, go,

bp.7' fJJTUKaL HONEY LIVERpOpr
'i .tl "A Il like when
IN ofthe rapidly varying changes Of The weater A.
S ternatng from dry 10 moist from cold co,,ns
Colds, sastfma, catarrf &C. becon,;ne ,s,ss
prevalent, remedy universally in re5assise
~. all such complaints deserving especial a,ep;o5,
ana recommendation Such a prepared
ofvegetabe ingredients, composing addition to ii .
herD from which IT derives o,.sr
equally valuable and eecs is ofe,
y cd 70 the community the PICTORIAL Hon EY on
~ - Y llVtektVORr, which first tufese1ea n
a-- me paaic by theporetor has
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily tenderpd ,s
oisnais q nang Of Which, 3ly the leave parties
may pc examined BY an jnfessds the store Of la
propiesoI In set altcTses of Colds Coughs As.R
ma, infueIza. Group, Whopfing Cough and every ~
flaminaorY affection Of the Chest
ItosEY OF LIvERwosr unrivaiIeJ ,so
every instance, when disease ta be
sisi5uT-r 6ecs e 80 800 klhus erected
~ q partial benefit to- the sferef, WHICH required bis
DH own lfEasesHTauee become pTact saiy-Es
our most Iespectafdenifssns baye vfol
p7etof q enz1iniiniata Gieif 1r
tsuth OF the above statements
ns as by' MES q ls5s
s7~s ap0 i sooA 500 for Baltimore