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MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.

w EDNESDAN L. NJ.
Private letters from Europe somewhat cheering; and
- said that American securities looked upon with more
favour. This news has had very favourable influence
market, and Stocks of nearly all descriptions have
improved To-day in consequence there have been quite
extensive Transactions.
The Cotton market Is also strengthened by the news.
The Columbia Steamer has brought out eventy-five
thousand sove,igns-cqua to about three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. This is conclusive evidence that
large come, if the of Foreign Exchange re-
mains il is.
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| the United States Court Tor the Eastern Dis.
tact OF Virginia December 9Th, 1892 SAMUEL ALEXAN
th SMITH ef the Of Richmond petition may
That he may be declared bankrupt II all per
ms claiming 10 be creditors Of the said Samuel AeXadr Smith
low cause 10 the Court next why the
nd samuel Alexander Smith be declared bankrupt pursuant
the act OF Congress in that BEHALF and copy order
published in the newspapers. according sh rules
Z Couu.
a COpy-Tesie,
- 26-w5y HENRY cIpsoS ,y.-l
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JOSEPH 49,. COLQUETT,
- ADDLER AND HARNESS MANJFAC.
- TURER. or MAIN STREET respectfully informs his fe nds
and the public that with the Of
an additional branch Of business any Of
the articles his line prices Will give pur-
chaserS entire satisfaction.
His stock Of SADDLES, made fer his large num-
bcrng more than hundred and H. viii
workmanship Of them and Of kinds made
him. to be first
Cash and puneiua customers earnestly requested
MS stock and assured effort Will please them
In
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HOYT & cos OFFICE.
Under the Exchange Hotel
S35, 294 II! (S3O, 200 metz.

The above the Capital Lottery to-day Tick
e's sio-The uekeio draw that
DAY drawing comes To hand tonghtwo prizes $4,000
Tickets 30 We have the Come and get
them oinshoi Il 20
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law NOFjCE,

BNIIE subscribers formed partnership practice
They will attend all the Courts held the City the
,oun'ics Of Goochland and Louisa
" Office Governor door Joseph Mayo. Esq.
PEACtT Il. GRAFTON.
HENRY CpAITER CABEIJ
Richmond. December 9th 1912. de 1O-li csdvtf
Tho Naiionnl IniengrnecI viii cony Mceky
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NEGRO HIRING.

ENHE subscriber again offers his services to the
n public IN this branch OF hs business Tor hiring out
near at hand His endeavor will BE- that which
interests Of the ickne-s espec ally lie Will
nnue To attend TO the collection OF debts every description rent
out houses
Mt RICHARD e. TuSsrAL who has Year, been
aied with him, win assshim n business
RICHARD HILL in.
Office over the Enquirer Office, Main Street corner
dc lO-d&et5Jan. below the Ranks
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srred
FRED. ANDERSON,
PHILIP HARRISON.
SCHEDULE

The Richmond Cosoz -KanEfaetsrv
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stone, the stories hiRh
length OF building IA Of do 10 feet do cs,
projecting IN front Iforee pump I7xl5 feet DO.
BaseHeNtPar used for Packing Yarn and Ra6ne
fre the remainder for Repairing Shop Laihe Circle saw and
Cutting Engine steam Boiler Water Wheels feet
wide, 20 feet diameter.
Second SOry-IO Looms which are new; Turning
Lathe
TAi< St0y3s Paterson Cards wide with Railway
anu drawing Heads 20 Matfeawan Cards with
d. do Drawing Frames, IL Speedcrs Grinding Frames
Fourth Sio-93 Paterson Thro~les containing spn.s
Danforth Filling Frames do 594
20 Matieawan Throsiles, do
TOtaIspindes 4S3I
. sPoine Frames containing &c blocks Reels Banding
machine. and Turning Lathe.
fVth StOryll5 feet ~! feet wide mules Of PIG sn,n
oes each 500; WaTping Machines Dressing Machines
Igff for LsAa6er.
the Min with passage leading into Carding Room.
Cone Willow;
Picker and Lap Machines. 20 inch viae-Pa,.rsop.
Picker and Lap Machines inch wiie-Mat,sW,p.
lau Cards ~ inch wide
LSAuber HSSse5sNs feet stories and lon-brek
S@itA'. SAsV-5osso feet elear-brck
Smoke House;
Q-a'ters for NSgros aad Kfehe-
Rows ssfEeissf for $50 .slgroes
haH0Rers House. aHd
TsHoueHts for FsBlies.
CTfee 2sx1f fret br.sk.
The foreay and Water wheel nearly new the p,,.,
son Ihrostes and Preparation good Maueavan Trs.
nm raon indifferent part Of the Looms In prime orlsr
Looms. ~ 'f''' ="
The quantity Of from the Jane. River and g,r
the " - wv I"
and Oznsburgs per week 49, q 30 n
The spin-es capable Of producing. in adiitont to
The Yarns "ove' per week, gas To-.
Total product o. Factory per week. IaOs7
Require geo hands fpo sd,
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DISSOLUTION.

fNE eoiarinership heretofore existing WALLER
- THOMSON dissolved by mutual inst
LOGAN WALLER.
WILLIAM r. THOMSON.
The subscriber will continue the
account and most respectfully offers and
the pubic ~ the sale ri species Of produce.
Isl corner below the Depot, street shockoe Hill
LOGAN WALLER
He most respectfully offers following
References:
Rehmond-Messrs Kent Kendall ArSateL and Capt BENT
sheppard Charlotiesyc-ilan II. MoGrudcr Esq scosyc-
M.s staples Tyler & Co LoaSa-Messrs.
W. Bagby Esq Amcil-Messrs r. Jrier Lynehburg-
John W. Speed and William " Eqs ksbure-
Gabriel Johnson and Alexander Walker w
Goss Amhcrst-Wu NJ. Waller, Esq. Caone-Capi Robert
sutton Daniel Dearne and VIM w. Tenant Esqs King WI
lan-t'en Philip Aylctt and Capt ChaS Ba1on. Williams
buIg-iir Robert r. Waller and MeSsrs W. W. Vest &
DE- div
~ OliCE hereby that election
Union Company and for the Union be
held at the Office Of Charles Mayre. Esq BALTIMORE ON the
fourth Monday Of December instant.
dc 1ip ORDER TUr DIRrr~roRS
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CRY ARRIVALS.
EXCHANGED


Dec. sth.-T d. Arnold, Washington; VIM. b. Lynch,
Lynchburg; A. Wilamson, do; x. A. Cobbs, do; Mr..
Jordan, Ayets, Nn MIR. Gaicwood, Shenandoah; Capt
Poythfos, Ship John Marsha; Geo. w. Critendon Va;
N. Currien, VIM. r. Fortcn, Thos. Lee Jas. Dunboy
a. Cunningham, G.. G. Lacompt, Norfolk; James Stewart
u. a. Davis John Abrams, Petersburg; Jno w. Hammond
B1ltimoroi John r. Palmer, Cumberland; VIM. s. Scott,
Gocchland; James u. Lonqscc, Phladephia j. A. Sempe
New kcnr Mr.. Scott and servant Powhatin b. G.. Pcy.
ton Charlottesville; T. Watson Petersburg: James Pha.
len, child and servant New York. Ma. Smith, New York;
John Letcher, Lexington, Va s. Fletcher Charlottesville;
d. Dejaneue Caroline; VI. Dangericd. Essex; VI. King
Norfolk; A. Marshall, Martin r. Brooke Warrcnton;
II. Watson and lady Westerly r. T.; d. NJ. EdginRton.
Ohio, cos Va.
DEc. 9rHR. Collier. Petersburg; w Carpenter Va;
E'P Carpenter do James Lea, Petersburg; John Bragg
do; j. II. Boxley Va; Th1inas Snooks New York; Rob
Dunaway, Va; Edward W Robinson Phila.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
Dec. DR.. Powell, Amherst; Roht Crawford, do: r.
Il. shelton. LynchburR; y. Branch Chesterfield; w C.
Adams Fuvanna; G.. w. Watts I.uncnburg Thos Bot
Chesterfield; Mr. Johns, Cumbcrand r. Chewell Prince
Edward; Mr. Hobson, Cumberland; 4. A. Crnp Chester
terfeld i. Furcroue do; J. A. Clayton New Kcnt Peter
COPELAND, Lexington, w; Mr. Wnfree, Chesterfield John
c. Guthrey Petersburg r. r. Norman, LynohburR; Dr.
Reid Chesterfield; John l.. Crale Iunenburp; A. A. Wat
ton, Cumberland r. smooi IIenrco; A. W. Campbell
Gainesville; A. Donnon Petersburg G. X. Brstow Pow
hatan b. VI. Bagby do
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Auetiom sales.
THIS DAY.
Ny Inloc. a Rroshrr.


ny Inioe- a Bresher.
6v RrarL.K ssLx pAY--TUEsOAYs HtRspays Ann
SATURDAYS. Cash be ON every
Of goods consigned for public sale
On SATURDAY Morning December 10Th eo,,,.,.; :, n =,
clock in front of variety OF des.bI. Hon..
bosi Furniture. consisting part of
Wood Chsr.o f be- Civ make
Bed. bedding and bcdsteads
Mahogany Barsaur, sid-boari- &c.
CITY MADE BRoGUES
made Brogue-
Al-o. Mems Shoes. and Women. an, x;.s :, ~ -
Slippers. ~
Baskets SHOE BRUSHES Ae
An assortment OF willow Baskets backing and whn.a.h
Brushes, &c.
To cover advances four Gold Watches. splendid Gold
Several good saddle work Horses lar Amer.
ADDITIONAL.
STREET WAGON AND HORSES
NJ III O'Clock precisely 10 clos.
concern good Wagon sISi Also hack ami
pair Of horses. In g.
Extensive Collection OF valuable Books.
I'm SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 9th 'o.,loek
we viii sell without and valuable BOOZE.
embracing part
coopers Naval History. Reharton. English Dictionary s
AarsiEas Life fuckers Jefr,o, ex- ,,r.
n Taeius 3v RuSer- Europe ay Brown. Pbohx
2v Pope Frosi'- complete WORK sx n,
eys Library Choice Literature. onsster
complete works; Novels variety Iavaiers Phyoynox-
Chas oMaey Ten thousand Year Putarchs Lives Ronin'.
Ancient History Josepu Scott Piniar Cooo.r
Mhon Rud Cap Paper &c; Washington Irving
Geology alams Middle Ages and adie. Med Pocket
cofdia Mate Bruins Geology, 6v; Humphreys
Shakespeare Bulrrs Iso-vers John-op -,
PERTAINING Repository 3v johnson Dictionary
rope'--ian iacon CowIer foIoeks Course
Three paniar Scottish Che; Penny Magazine: Universal Ira
Weller Baker. ivy Smiths rhueydie. Muphy Family
and Pocket Bibles Nap
-on Miss Iandons Works; lop-da &c &c &C.
YI-Books ready for examination on "Wednesday.
9S-sale without
de A.
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\ the United States Court for thc Eastern III

y the United States Court for tho Eastern Dis
ucto Virginia December 9th. lsIe ROBERT ~ CRTrrEN
N Ia his individual character and n member Of
bc " Cdehden AMI zacharlh Critenden trading under IN,
OF X ~ Cnionden Co, OF the OF NldcseA having
ID petition praying that he mly be declared bankrupt Ii
red that all Ginning aid Rohcr "
tenden IN his Individual or social character show
u on the 9TH day of January why the said Robert "
De notdeclaTefa bankrupt the Congress
" behalf aud that of this order be published
pers, according TO the 2sd and Path rules OF Court
A Copy-rese
de l0--w5w HENRY ctRcoS
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ROBERT MOTT.



NJ' 6oor 10 he ETohasgs BaHt. ResmeaS TirFHi4
As received further supply OILS CopeI and other
q Narnishes wtl Painters Brushes and blenders
meni OF French and American Window from s1IO
aON26 inches all Of which he DESTROYS up on the
reasonable
" IA aige supply Of Soap for sae low a su
pcror paini for TIN Shingled Roofs n
do r.
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uIyy1TIRE PAINTINts.
LAW NOTICE.

EouN " COOKE 4 INo o. sTEGER n Richmond, have
ID formed professional conneNion.
TIv VIII practice ioreher Court ~ Appeals The Fecra
-ourts ami the Coun % Chaucery, In Richmond.
ions o. srrarR will practice separately the Common Law
de of Tho Crcut superior Richmond the Couu ~
Iusng ais, in the superior ~
.n the Superior Court of Amelia
Jouv win practice separately heretofore, IN the
Western Count Of Appeals, at Iow,siufa
Richmond December L. 1912 dScimc
a PPLFs.-Just received, few barrels BALDWIN ArPLis
a. ' JAS FISHER son
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,

Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. IS. cxfrn.-
Drawing received by Saturday Evenings Prizes of
600 each Of 5000 2Oss 10 OF 1000 No.-IO drawn
Tickets Cnett) S..
Lcesburg Lottery. Glass Monday Mining
Prize OF s3:9i 764 $500 1861 SO OF 1000
sc Tickets $40. - Nos-I2 drawn. d.
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ENGLIsH CHEESE I-iru n. oh English chee-o be.
~ Cheshire for sale by
does WILLIAM T. BUTIER
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l.NTLENI,N'S ELEGANT DRESS BOOTS. manufactured by
- J. Miles Son. We lately supply nj
e most beautiful Dress Boots cecbratcd
Gentlemen OF something fh
.hein.aives JUDAH MYERS co.
" I. nopt.S nt.iT r1nk ly,r
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81 as. VIM. Mayo can accommodate a Gentleman
Va his wife, or two Gentlemen with and h,oni.
a NJ
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SE ATCh PONIES AND CARRIAGE AND HARNEss-At
w private sale, Match OF fine Bay Ponies years sound
ni perfectly gentle in Hhrn"- Also second and
arneSs Apply To II. II. DICKINSON. Auct.
Dc
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HENRY GIBSON. cgert.
CURAT0R'S SALE.

ILL be sold the late residence of Robert Cradloc
on Monday, 18th December the present the po
sabe property belonging the said Robert Craiock decd CON
sting OF Horses Mules Cattle Sheep and Hogs together with tho
op OF Corn Fodder and Sheks household kitchen Furniture
erms OF saeFor all under all sums over that
mount credit Of months will be allowed purchaser giving
md with approved security. No property delivered until
e terms Of sale complied with.
de 10 BJfR'rDN cu-,,or
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01

dent shall president all The meetings. fairs Sc the Sccie
y and perform such other duties incident Chair
The President shall have power appoint all commit
ees and call meeting ol The Society often he may
think useful TO the Of agriculture any OF the OBJ
jects Of This Society
T. shall the duty of the President attend any bu
sness OF The Society provided for in this Constitution
1t shall be the duty ne President together with the
Executive COMMITTEE to slct suitable person read
annual meetings Of the Society
g. The Recording Secretary shall keep fair and
minutes OF the proceedings Of the Society take charge OF
books and papers and have them each meetings and per-
form such other duties may be required by the Society
President
TO- shall be the duty Of the Corresponding Secretary
conduct the correspondence Of this Society with other oce
ties and persons upon grcutura subjects make written
port the first day of each annual meeting giving satacto
~ exhibits Of all correspondence accompanied with such let
es and documents he may received for the benefit Of
the Society.
H. Il shall be the duty the Treasurer collect all
neys due to the Society and pay all appropriations made
by the order Of the President lie shall keep account
Of all receipts and disbursements and make report thereof
al each stated meeting.
~ Tt shall be the duty the Executive Committee pre-
pare suitable places for the meetings. fairs &C. Of the Society,"
arrange all articles fer sale exhibition. and to assist
the or order and the collection Of revenue under
The direction of the President fix the OF premiums
and what articles premiums shall be allowed on
p This Society shall hold annual melting to be desIg
mated by the President together with the Executive Commit
exhibition Of stock farm Implements and any and
every Kind OF articles produced on the arm from the garden
work shop, domestic manufactures
IA This constitution may be altered or amended by the
concurrence thirds Of the members present. the
nual meeting Of the Society.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01

SEC Be further enacted That in all proceedia IS
against these who may be debtors banks this by gar
nshmeu the final Judgment shall be only given against them
10 be dischar rged in the issues of the banks
SIC b u further enacted That any person or persons
who may be summoned ganshees of any bank this
may either before judgment AFTER tender in payment and
satisfaction Of such demand judgment the amount thereof
4 the issues Of the bank
SEC A. BE a faTtber enacted That the Of gar
nhmen shall be reurnabe and the issue tried the
cult Of the county where the garnishee resides
SEC. s. And be IL further enacted That this shall take
effect and be il force from and after It's passage
Approved February 25th, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
CONSTITUTION

y me MarsAaa County Agricultural Society
A. ms Society shall be called the MARSHALL COUNTY
'aIe and The Mechanic Arts
society shall be composed of such members shall
2 me Constitution. and pay the Treasurer dol
| uhe' and two dollars annually thereafter, long
=" .ney shall continue members
t5 ne Oncers Of the Society shall be President aud
r iSe I Presidents Recording and Corresponding Sec
Ieasurer and Executive Committee Of FIVE persons
Oeing members
onlcers shall be elected by the members present the
5 oy the ballot ofthe house; and no be consid
An erected but by majority of the members in attendance
Ike manner 'N-'' V "''1 A'''-''' 1'' :"
ne President, in his absence the Senior Vice Prct
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01

AN AZ 4 prescribing the duty q County 1reaSurerS
SECTION l. Be IL enacted By tie Legislature Of the STATE
Of Mississippi That hereafter shall be the duty of all per-
having claim claims against any county treasury
ths State present such claim claims within year
from the date OF said claim to the county of the
ty wherein such claim claims shall have originated and
shall be the duty of such county keep well bound
book in which he shall make entry describing the claim
and the date Of such presentation and also endorse his
back of said claim with the day aud date Of such
endorsement and shall pay the occordng priority of
such pesenton any law usage custom to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
SEC Beat further enacted, That all claims present
ed said aforesaid hereby declared be
forever barred
SEC g. Be further enacted That any county treasurer
falling refusing comply with the provisions of this act
shall forfeit and pay for every offence the of fifty dollars
which may be recovered before any justice of the
of said county wherein such offence may have been commit
halft the county treasury for county purposes
SEC And be ii further enacted That this shall take
effect and be in force from and after the first day Of April
next
Arnroypd February 25 IS42
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01

LET FoRGoTTEN,-Thal, during the ten
precious General Jacksons banks only 22
banks created with only 8000000 of capital that du-
ring the nert years under Loco Foco regime 263
banks created with 1865 100000 of capital that the
former banks generally sound and the latter generally
unsound and that all bank troubles have
sequence Of Loco Foco Administration of the National and
State authorities-True Fh1g.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
From the vicksburg Wing.
THE TEXAN CALL.

t'tis a brothers, voice we hear,
comes borne upon the air,
s,,u.iag-toarms-o bro-her-! on
The foe 10 battle daresl
On. bro.hers, on, your motto be
Texas Or death, or victory
ON broyhers, on our fathers fought
With lhine TO set you free
TAI !, our cause-to arms TO arms
We dsht for liberty
I'll. cause for which a Fannin fell,
N,rrs. every arrl-all bosons swell.
Th. glorious dead, Alamo slain,
Call loudly for revenge
PI.rio. Crocket's spirit claims,
Quick vengeance from his friends.
on. b-o.h-rs, on Jacinto's field
Your var Cry be-yengeance your shield.
The singl. star mounts proudly high,
Our banner j. unfuricd;
one effort more, and free shall foat,
That Gag throughout the world.
Nations enslaved-for liberty
Shall ris--shout Texas l-and BE- free!
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
wRETST SALE.

QY virtue Of deed executed BY Richard Haden and
- Jordan Y
toned which deed record in the Probate Clerks Mar
shall county, Mississippi book H pages COZ will
Holly Springs
bidder for cash,
on Monday the 1911 dag Of September 1912
following property part number
fronting Lagrange % feet and running Henando
represented the plan Of the OF Holly Springs
good butt viii smake only such tile is vested
LEVI CUMMINS.
March 18th 1s4l-34--6ln
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
N Office.

NOTICE.
A he February of o
IILIAsI NJ BOSTWiCK late of Marshall
county, Ali persons having claims against The
deceased hereby notified present said claims duly
thencated within the prescribed by law this notice will
plead recovery. indebted
requested 10 make prompt payment
March T. Is42-3a-6w
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01

Congress relation the OF Texas
the United
Resoued by the Legislature Of the State Of Mississippi
That Congress be instructed, and Repre-
be requested their best exeonS procure
the annexation Of Texas the United States and that the
constitute sovereign states of this Union
IL further resoced That his Exceency the Governor
requested forward each Of Senators and Represen
in Congress- copy of these resolutions, md the
Governors of the several states with request that the
laid before the legislatures of the several
Approved February 25, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
ATTENTION MILITIA.

THE FIRST Battalion, ffieth Regiment Mississi ppi Militia,
notified appear Chpahoma, the Saturday April
10 O'Clock armed and equipped the law directs for
the or training and ftial exercise
The second Battalion of the eh Regiment meet at their
battalion Hill the residence of Merri Dill
liza rd ESQ., second Saturday April for the purposes above
oned.
Commissioned officers required the dav previous
J. FL. CURRY, AdJ.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01

HERE will be regular annual meeting of The Medical Society
Mississippi the Monday in May ETo
Springs. Physicians respectfully invited
The Guard Holly Springs Spirit Of The Times. Ponfotcc
Democrat Oxford Register Grenada respectfully
requested give grauiou
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
The state Of Mississippi, CIRCUIT COURT,
MARSHALL CouNrv;5 March Term, 1912
Frances Ann Leaols, by her next
Friend Wm L. Saunders, p:,, r ~:
Hengg LeacIs.

This dav complainant attorney and whereas ap
pears the the Court affidavit fled by
William The Henry Lewis found
this that he resident thereof is therefore
charged BY companantln said bill
for the Of this Court ear unless the
defendant will and there appear and plead demur 10
copv published the Holly Springs
published Holly Springs Miss
copy from the minutes
Test a T. sCARUTHERS, Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
MEDIC AL CARD.
DEs. CLEMENT e. JAMESON.

(LATE JACKSON TENN
Having permanently located in Holly Springs
promptly all calls for him his profession hopes
faithful his professional duties experience
years. devoted heavy and aboriouS practice
liberal share of public patronage HIS charges shat Be moderate
His office Drug Store of L. Cage
except professional business
HOLLY SPRINGS, MI, March 25 I5i2-35-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
NOTICE.

SHERWOOD LOW Administrator Of the estate Of James
NJ shall proceed SELL the Court House IN the
.he town of Holly Springs,
on the End dag of Mag 1912
To the highest bidder credit twelve months the following
The south OF section
township range weslod pay the debts of said decd
Done Pursuance order Of the Honorable Probate Court OF
Marshall county, Miss The said purchasers will be required TO
2 bond and Sufficient
March 25 l6f2.-35-ids SFIERWOO Low, Adfnr
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01
Approved February rs, 1912.

ACT anendaory act approved February 1911,
Jackson and Brandon Rail Road and Bridge Company
Mississippi
sissippi and Alabama Rail Road Company
SECTION BE IL enacted by The Legislature Of the STATE
Of Mississippi That the time limited by the eleventh section
Of the said reced for the construction and completion of
ad rail road and bridge be- and the is hereby extend
period Of years. from and after the passage of
this
SEC 2 Aad be further enacted That this shall take
effect and be in force from and after its passage.
Approved February %, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-01

NOTICE.
interested viii please take notice that the Sd
Ia March, 1912 the undersigned appointed by the Probate
Marshall of Mississippi and collect
property William Cfain decd late OF said and
and be administrator ad coldua OF his estate All
having against William Grain decd
hereby notified and required exhibit the 70 the undersigned
administrator aforesaid within the time limited By
law will be barred All indebted 70 said estate
please pay undersigned without delay.
HAMILTON THORNTON,
March %, iSf2.-36-6w Collector &c