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can authorize corporaiono (to. be calleda Fis-
cal Bank if you please,) to be formed, for the
use of the Treasurer in keeping the public
money;but in neither instance could the House
or the corporation, be said to be the keeper 0:
the public money. lfone is the keaper, SO IS
the other. The one IS possessed of certain
ability to keep money, and so is the other.
One is responsible for the money, and so is the
other. In case the corporation refuses pay
ment, it can be distracted by force-the force
Of the law. In case the House (by obstinacy
or arrangement Of locks, or by sinking, caying
in, or any such circumstance refuses payment,
It can be extracted by force-the force OF
Strength, or art, or both. The one may be
the depositary, and the other the depository o.
the public money; and still they are alike
mere conveniences, for keeping the public
money. The Corporation may be trust wor.
thy person for the Treasurer to use in keeping
the public money, and the House may be :
trust worthy place for the Treasurer to use il
keeping he public money-So that in every
respect, the one is as much Keeper Of the
i public money as the other; and consequently
the one IS as much an officer as the other.
Now who of these Abstractionists will 81
far stultify himself, as to contend, that, HOUSE
: built by law of Congress, for the Treasurer t,
5 deposit the public money IN, is an officer.
: COMMON SENSE
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seeks TO vindcate his honor by disclosing the
truth. lie that disregards his own confiden-
tial pledges and engagements cannot alledge
che obligation Of confidence, in the same trans
action. against the natural right of self-defence
belonging to the injured party. For any thing
that can ever be known TO the contrary, it may
have been the object Of the original pledge or
engagement 10 sacrifice those who trusted
and were misled by It. For these reasons,
do not hesitate 10 furnish, for publication, the
accompanying statement, which contains al
the facts and circumstances within my knowl'
edge, that occur TO me IS being materially
connected with the subject Of difference.
do this as an act OF justicenot onlyto Mr.. Ew
ing, who requested it, but to myself and thu
public.
avail myselfof this occasion to say that
have, at no time, regarded difference of opn
i, ions between the President and myself IN rela
/ ton to bank, however important the subject
!, as sufficient Of itselfto Justify resignation G
; the Office which lately held in the Executive
1 Administration of the Government. No
was it because the President thought prope
to trifie with or mislead his Cabinet, as Their
r is bal too mnch reason to believe he intende'
to do, 10 the affair of the last Fiscal Bank Bill
/ that Iresigned my place. There were othel
and some OF them pre- existing causes, Tor sue
n a course, which many will regard as suficier
! ofthemselvess and which could not have bee
3 overlooked. But il was possible to explain o
4 remove them, and therefore they were nc
o properly acted upon. The last act Of tn
! President, however, was conclusive Of To
n true character Of all the other occurrence
o or circumstances which had previously aw;
e kened curiosity or excited dislrust.
8 shall at my leisure, state the reasons moi
d at large which impelled me to the courseI'haN
d thought proper to adopt, and at the same tin
furnish narrative ofallthe causes, so far
they fell under my observation, which have r
~ suited in the separation Of MIR. Tyler from Il
= party which brought him into power, and Il
breaking up Of the Wing Administration.
Il 1 am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
a JOHN BELL.
Messrs. GALES g. SEAToN.
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FOr the A.rgus.

NIX GDlIOh.-
Certain extra, superine abstractionists Of
Columbus, are dealing very extensively in a
remarkably refined, and subtle piece of logic;
the substance of which is, that the keeping and
discussing the public money is an Office, that
the keeper and disbnrser is an officer, that a
Fiscal Bank of the United States would keep
and disburse the public money, and would
therefore be an officer, and could not conse.
quently be created by Congress.
II is true, that to keep and disburse the pub
lie money is an office, and that the keeper and
disburser is an officer; but it is not true that I
Fiscal Bank would be the keeper and disburs
or Of the public money. A Fiscal Bank is only
a convenience, which Congress directs th'
Treasurer to have in keeping the public mo
ney- Congress can pass a law prescribing how
and where the public money shall be kept
Congress can authorise House with vault
% Be- formed, for The use Of the I easure
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EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM THE
HON. DAVID o. sHATTUCK,
To a GENTLEMAN OF THIS PLACE
JACKSON Sept. 2lst 1871.

DEAR SIR:-
this day received your favor Of the
9th Inst. and was much astonished at your
recital of Mr.. Freeman's misrepresenta-
ton.
Mr.. Freeman asked me at Kosciusco
whether if | were Governor and the lie.
gislature at their neat session (next winter)
were to pass an act appropriating money
TO pay the interest due on the bonds sold
for the benefit of the Union Bank-I would
veto it? answered that would unless
there was money enough in the Treasury
to pay the Auditors warrants due-and
the interest on the bonds likewise, for the
Auditors warrants ought TO be first paid
There was nothing said about any Other
session, except the next nor was anything
said abou: vetoing law to increase taxes
But at Noxubee Mr.. Tucker asked mt
whether if the Legislature were to pas.
an act to increase taxation | would vett
it? And [ answered that would not We
to it, that did not think it necessary tt
increase taxation, but If it was ascer
tanned TO be necessary TO do so, in orde
to sustain the honor and character of tn
State, certainly should be in favor of il
And any man who says that take posi-
tons or make admissions before one com
p any that will not sustain in every 9th
e: company, most grossly misrepresent
me. ! remain very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
d. o. SHATTUCK.
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From the National InLaIIiaencer.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20, l64l.
GENTLEMEg: Doubts have been attempted
10 be Cast upon the correctness OF Mr.. .Ewing's
statement IN relation to the part taken by the
rresldens IN getting up the Fiscal Corporation
Bhl, BY urging that there was an improperly
10 making Il which ought 70 deprive it Of credit
4 here are circumstances in this case dstin-
gushing It from all others that / recollect o.
the kind. tgrows out Of matter of official
business, transacted between high public func-
i.onaries, and is Of public and general concern
Ahe public and open conduct Of one Of these
nlgn innchonarles is in direct opposition tc
enst The other had, BY his express direction
ana authority, affirmed as TO his intentions and
purposes There can humbly submit, be nc
kss2as Question: ~ such case upon the point
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a honor and virtue. "Thes6 last he sald
E~ ~ Inc soil which sustained the stree OF
~ 49, and awitbout which twould become
'.oess trunk. His flag bore on one slae the
l'sr,0lion of Liberty---on the other " National
g',6s-and should this Dag be torn into PFC
=, he would hold on with tenacious grasp to
n. staa7 and exhibit Il, as a monument OF
-, he country once Cas-- before she be-
', r1 the prey ofthe factious demagogues and
80, Aoh,ded Instruments.
"a a, Inc close Of Judge Shattucks eloquent
.ldrssa--lOud plaudits burst Orth, &C com pa
n;s5 nv eriesoi ago on" and s.fUe hundred ma
,a,,vifor Sha,turk, in Kinds county,next No
yrn5sr." Yours truly, RODERlCK.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ]
LoWNnEs CouNTy.


Probate Court, Sept. Term,A A. d. ls4l.
ORDERED by. the Court that Abraham
" Murdoch and Thomas Christian be and
are hereby appointed Commissioners with full
power to receive and examine all the claims of
the several creditors ofthe Estate of John w
Byrn Decd (his Estate having been repre-
scented Insolvency also TO cause the time and
place of their meeting to be made known by
publishing the same in the Southern Argus.
and also in three public places in Lowndes
County as the Law directs, and that six months
be allowed to the creditors of said Estate for
bringing in and proving their claims and at the
end of said six months the said commissioners
to make report of their actings therein as the
Law directs.
Witness Thomas Sampson Judge Of Pro-
bates, the 7th day of September, A. d.. lS4I.
Attest, VIM. P. FULLER Clerk.
Issued from the minutes of CouIt 9th Sept.
1871.
The Commissioners viii meet at the Office
of the Sheriff of Lowndes County on each
succeeding Monday until the 10Th of March,
1912.
Sept. IA, l 6m Prs fee s45 sc.
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CAPT. p. b. STARKE.

ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES For State Of
fice,-$10-For County Office, S.. DrNo
name viii be announcod-unless paid for in
Advance. m
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We regret TO learn that the Hon. John
Sergeant has resigned his place in the
Congress Of the United States. as one Of
he Representatives Of the city Of PhiIa.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KEMPER COUNTY.

To all persons iaterested in the Lands
Ienements, and heveditanlents Of ElaciH
adams, late Of Kemper County, MIS-.
decd.
NOU are hereby cited to appear befor e
= the Judge Of the Probate Court of Kem-
per County, at Regular Term thereof
to be held
On TIE frst Monday Of October nert,
and show cause if any you have, why an
order Of sale of said Real Estate, of Ell.
win Adams, should not be granted by the
Hon. Probate Court, 20 the undersigned
administrators of the Estate of said dece.
dent. r. E. ADAMS.
Wahalak, Miss. June, l641. Adm,
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AB'M. MURDOCH,
d. C. RICHARDS,
GEO. GOOD.
March, 81, le4l.-em. pr. fee $4,000
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

The STATE Or MISSISSIPPI, Z
LowNDEs COUNTY.
Probate Court, March Term, A. D. 1871.
Nd IcAJAH MCGEE, Executor of
w the Estate of Thomas McGee,
deceased, presented to the Court on oath,
a statement of debts due to and from the
Estate of said decd. On which it is or
dered by the Court, that VIM. L. Harris,
VIM, NJ. Cozart, and James Whitfield, be
appointed Commissioners to receive and
examine all the claims of the several ere.
ditors of said estate, cause the time and
place of their Meeting to be made known
by publishing the same in the Southern
Argus" also in three public places in
Lowndes County, allowing six months
to the creditors for bringing in, and pro-
wing their claims, aud at the end of six
months 10 make their report to this Cour.,
according to law.
Issued from the minutes the 9th day OF
March, A. d. 1871.
j -
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D. o. SHATTUCK

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says: Il fear Mr..
Webster cannot longer continue in Office,
from the extraordinary and malign influ-
ences about the Precedent just now, which
laugh at the idea of his staying in Office
and threaten that in sixty days he shall go
out. These influences are novel and Gu
~;o,,s
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


MARSHAL'S SALE.
Horne Gurley & Baker,
VS. On Vend. Exp.
The Columbus & Tom
bgby Transportation to Dec. Term l04l
Company.
"Y virtue of the above specified writ
bio me directed from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Mississippi, will
sell on Monday the
4th day Of October 1871.
at the Courthouse Of Lowndes Coun.
ty, tie following described property to
wit:
Lots number one and three in sec
ton one. lots one and two, in section
eleven, east hall, of north east quarter,
section twelve, and fractional section
number two, township eighteen south
ofrange nineteen west, and east hall
of fractional section, number ten, town
ship nineteen north, range seventeen
east.
Levied on as the property of the deten-
dant Calvin Howell, TO satisfy the above
named Execution and all cost.
AK McCLUNG.
Marshal N. Dist. Mss
BY ]. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus Aug 21st I841.-pf. 7.5d
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, >
LOWNDES COUNTY. {

/ TIE - n 1 "a VI ni1COltokolTIl L,
LOWNDES COUNTY. (
Probate Court, March Term, A. d. ls4l,
HOLM HUDDLESTON, one of the
% Administrators of the Estate of
William L. Moore, decd, presented to
the Court at this Term, an Exhibit on
oath, of the debts due to and from the Es-
tate of said Moore; which shows the Es-
tate 10 be Insolvent.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court,
that Abram Murdoch, George Good,
and David c. Richards, be, and are here
by appointed Commissioners, with full
power to receive and examine all claims
of the several creditors of said Estate,
air to cause the lime and place of their
meeting 10 be made known 10 the credit.
ors of said Estate, for receiving aud ex-
aiming their claims, by publishing the
same in one of the newspapcrin Columbus,
and IN three public places in Lowndes
County, and that six months be allowed
TO the creditors of said Estate, for bring
ing in. and proving their claims, and at
the end of SAID six months, the commls-
sloners to make their report of their ac-
tings therein according to law.
Issued from the Minutes the 9th March
A. D. 164l.
WW. p PUIJER
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George W Brewer. 500 90.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that The above
In Attacbmer has been issued at the suit
of the said pla1 against the said defendant
as an abscond ebtor for the sum Aforesaid,
and has beer he'd 10 this Office, duly exc
cuted by att certain property therein
specified, am by summoning John Nc
Gaughey, and Tomas w. billiard as garni,,
shoes, and is mn pending and undetermined
in the Circuit Court of Oktibbeha County, aud
State of Mississippi; and that unless the said
defendant shall appear on or before the fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday of October,
next, being the first day of the Circuit Court:
for the County aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgement will be entered against him
and the property attachedwill be sold to satisfy
the plaintiffs demands.
WITNESS, The Clerk Of the said Circuit
Court, this LIST day of October, l64l.
ELIJAH BARDWELLs Clerk
W. pr. do 80.
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I'd UNAWAY from the subscriber on the
II the Night Of the Odd inst. in Noxubee
County Miss, near Pickensville, Negro
man name MILUM % years old, FIVE feet
eight OF ten inches high, stout built. He has
a scar under his left eye,and two on his breast,
looks as if they had been made by whip,had
on when he left striped shirt and Linsey trow
sers. Aiberal Reward will be given for his
apprehension in any safe Jail and information
to me at Pickensville Alabama.
MILTON r. LOVE. s
Sor+ tl2th 1871 Of
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Attest, Clerk.
BY virtue Of the Above Commission.
the undersigned will receive and examine
all claims presented at the office of Hand
g. Huddleston, in the town of Columbus,
until the expiration of the time limited in
the above advertisement.
AR'M. MTTROO(sK.
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Sept 18th Is4l. St.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
The Tract Of Land,
A CARD.

THE Rev. C. A. FOSTER proposes open
School for Young Ladies under the name Of THE
HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITUTE; ION the
FIRST Monday in JANUARY next Dec volente.
The of instruction will comprise thorough
and complete educatIon only aiming the culture,
strengthening and development of the Intellectual powers
al the refinement of the and the
department for the most correct walks of society
But literature and science do not, within them
selves principles for directing rectude of pur
poses check the abused power of knowledge
Of vital Importance that the youthful mind be stored with
materials for the cultivation of right motives And how
shall this be done By the nculcaon of high tone
Of Christian Ethics. 10 this Institute, therefore, Chris
tian Morals shall be prominent feature of instruction
If by the middle of September next. public approba-
ticn shall respond this proposition Mr. f. will pro.
cure from the North and elsewhere able faculty Of
Teachers He will spare pains in placing the Insti-
in well organized and permanent condition. and for
this purpose will endeavor procure the aid of married
gentleman Of unquestion able peywhose experience in
teaching has been many years-and who will act as an
MIR F. as Rector and Principal will be conscien-
tously crupulous in supervising the discharge of the
Teachers duties, in order that justice may be extended
every pupil
There shall be kept up in the School strict and
uncompromising discipline, without which, all efforts
wish receive the charge of any young lady, whose
parents will yield this highly necessary regulation
The location of the Institute is highly salubrous
to climate and remarkable for good society.
TERMS FOR SESSION FIvEMoNTHs
One-half payable in advance and the balance the
end of the session.
-IesldlOzZk1h LtpdIlieu, UeSlHHeIs Sc.UU
Same Department for the more advanced, 1000
ISEcoND-Junior Department, 500
THIRD-Senior Department. 2OOC
EXTRA
Greek Latin, French 1000
Tuition in Music on the Harp $500
Do. do. on the Organ, Piano or the Guitar, 25O(
Use of Organ Guitar, 500
Do Harp, SOC
Tuition IN Drawing and Painting rwlce IN theweek) S0t
Do. Fancy Work, S.O(
Holly Springs Aug. A, 184l.
Fable showing the time and pI:. ce OF hodin.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
or TIE NJ s .

he price of COURIER is only -, IN ADVANCE
When COURIER
10 enclose the money letter. and direct Ihelr Posna
will probably politely remit for we wish them III an cases
meet theirp act agents
furnished with ten papers Tor one YEAR pro
yied the money postage and dcount or S9
Ten dollars vii procure the the sixth copy gratis
Three copies five dollars.
Five dollars al time will be received for years
Posmasters, will please obge by elhihs dr.
Tearages and subscriptions.
bTetheTen who insert our advertisement
the Courier regularly
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
Hook At T'HEES.

r1HOSE wishing purchase land in Marshall co Miss now
have an onrorn getting good bagainS and aso eXceent
land AS agent Smith, propose TO sell Sections ~ y H.
fFopn RANGE miles North West Holly
on the road leading thence Memphis Ten Sec lO mas
= acres land with cabins on IT, oth seclon ne we'll
and re
M is of superior qualify The above sections can be had at the
ced nric of five collars per sold shortly; adj
vance imePersonS wishing to settle IN Marshall county
ou bv promote By examining said lands be-
fore purchasing As the purchaser must necessarily
anime for himself deemed
The lives the neihorhood ohe lands and would
axe a pleasure II showing them any gentleman.
IANDY *. YOUNG.
Aug. l9-4-3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

Ry virtue Of psed Y TEass executed @ as = CofrF
Office OF the county q Marshall, II tss saf AlsI
l3h day of July A d. iei0 IN Deei heos IA r5 ls
i26, saall proceed,
On Moadey he 20n dag II APrlf a d ista
al House door III hs et N5ls S-rir-s 81 ~
cash, the highest bidder. foll1slu1 s-s-rb
the valuable Improvements theFeun s,z,es Ia
Holly Springs-to Los No q I6. Er..rrr
Lots No. y -, represented ia rae Flan 0g 81
Springs; on Section No. 81 Township NJ =. Ran S.
The tile believed be uhd0utlcd
a. i vested in b sait deed d
september The Oh. lsIl.-7-6a-
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
TRUST SAEr.

y pursuance o. the 1ufaall.y e.gel tl..ae
Il made by PaIcE Acn4Ffl- ta fae U..e.......
the PnrIo % securing Joan H 2terfs aHf ts.s-r
certain ltaoiiil-r e
said AieDaFd wtli on ile -ad AlaalF qf 81 t...lr
less tie debls and i.-1llill-s a l.ea
ished by sand sic c)-E d .u5er ilE s.e
est bidder f9rc1sns .a +. e.
SPRING AiIssIss fle .
ed by sand deed naca t44real- >sa.
The object srel laes-
all young aad lze.g- ine al4 s. tle t.E. .-.5.
ioilaOy PROVED M=
tiudsoAFlle- fgf more fs-rie'.sf .s-aef
i4Ll @lsaf
the deed, record n AaF~hall C.au.t
make onil such .i.le lo FreFerF ree..
July 81, ISLE gNl- IT. ANDERSON l...
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
Aug. l9-4-3m

gSpMAE .NEsI1Gsa ags-MARsnAIL County
TNAKEN up BY JAMES r. lRUITER H living On section 2.
high right white face small saddle spots
appraised o ss25. June - 1911.
by WILLIAM T. COLE living section 13 L.
mule be old white hairs
Shod before,
$50. August 81, 1871.
TAKEN up BY MILES GOFCRTH, living section 81 T.
horse supposed be 4A hands high years
brand marksaPpraised e $40 Also coored
hands high small under bit taken
ear-apTaised 70 $50. August ,. 1871. @. w. GRAHAM
sep16 Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
GREAT BARGAIN.

HE subscriber determined to sell his valuable half sec
ton OF land lying miles of Holly Springs There are
on the above hundred of cleared land prnci
pay valley OF the first quality the subscriber will divide
70 suit purchasers Persons wishing examine my land
will find always the premises There are two wells
ofgood water on the above mentioned land
". z HAMPTON
Sent l6 fSAt-S-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
AID erery Class Of our Country
- oputar Nustc.

In the Courier the Of the most popular AIRS bal
IaS that country
e NAV popular Tor the voice me piano. e
nitar or other nents published when 4 Pald lo
1 colt more man the price subscription. This per
t is 10 be found other journal OF The kind
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

c,f = i, - rim and independent basis a any Paler
is,,si At home or abroad its ample nea ns VII 49, nj
i = als Il enual as family 70 any journal pun
fisfed IL i a permanent establishment raioh
The Courier independent paper ieaIiessy ~ s 1ic
frra ri course and supporting he be ineeS1s ~ US @ ,
80 TbS approved family paper Is strictly NEerAI ~
RELIGION the uncomPronnS ~ 81 ricte win arrer
high Of morals and not an
= : age which should find place a every nIesil1
" section y 'ne
,h bast eyidence OF lis approval Il has sIoaen ana
e Its Iist embraces "a GOO s1cft1efs, e1tea-
~ | H. es ~ th Ocean combining all interests anu
% Il he republic number Of The Courier cohahs %
es u id IN I9n1o volume Of which alone Woua
m The nree of the paper whole year The geleI
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

The true Riches IF Life Is Hsalft All persons al-
ted with Fsrer aAd 4gas. DysPePsia. Lirer CaaFi-ts
Jaundice Piles Sck Ffeadaeks Fsbffr-f 6,s-rrss DIR
rha. any eoRpi1iAf whore Cafsarfie = rrTifaf
needed, wall hnG PefsrS Vegetable pills iuFalaat-.
Iemedy-The only genuine, for sale q l. Cage .
Drug and Chemical Store East SIDE ofthc Scar, ha.
Springs
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

On the 2sh day of June isil. The Hon Pras ra .zff
shall County sale 81 A4i>ssssl -rltt a. aezl-
of Administration on the estate el Witlera e. Ca
Deceased All persons havlu- c4iats tle "a
ceased, requested "a hlbt the aHr -a lae uatr
the limited bY law, tae s bt.aef t.
CAAIAAIAE. CN A.e4.strLH4tN= "a
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23
THE

THE
sEsGIIZ EEH1NGG GAZgEsRs2
Is published in the Holly Springs week
Three Dollars per advance Four Dollars
payable within monthand Five dollars year
No subscription than 81 months
Advertisements will be inserted charged
by the Mississippi press.
Advertisements marked with of insertions
them
Announcing candidates will
TO be paid down assumed BY responsible
z1LefferS addressed the Editor, business
must be paid TO attention
II Cash be paid for all JOB WORK done at this
hce ; as
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-23

NOTICE hereby given that months from this date The
" undersigned will by virtue of deed Of trust executed 70
the benefit of George h. Nya proceed
10 s oor the Holly Springs Miss
4 public auction, the highest bidder for cash,
The Tract Of Land,
resides containing hundred and sixty
quarter section =, township range Also
Tgaree Horses. Household and Kitchen FurEsi-
fare one Wagon, plantation Utensils, tAc.
said the Office Of the Probate Court of Mar
shall County
May I5sh ls4l-Le2s-dsl JOHN o WINFIELD.