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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
To Ship m asters.

We shall esteem 1t iayoI captains Of vessel, arriving
here, will Commodore w A. Basse heet
Of the shipping left at the peri whence they sailed The
vessels spoken their list Of their
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recipocate
the favor
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90 HAIR CUTTING.-Nothng distinguishes the
terror of the true gentleman than the arrangement
of his hair II is found in the extreme of fashion,
1t arraigned with the fastidious mnuteness of
Petit Matre, but in that moderate and happy medium
which always the man Of taste Next to the
advantage finding fine head Of hair the importance
of having well cut, and in this branch Of art Crehugh
stands pre.eminent. His design and execution differ
trsly from the usual practice OF hair cutting adopted
here well the expedition and gentleness with which
the operation is performed.
One of Canovas heads easier recogniz
ed than eff the living arranged by the magic touch
Crehugh Both have the classic outline, both the
elegsnt division Of the hair giving that noble manly
expression to the countenance which only be i'm
parted BIZ tho hand Of truly great artist.
Since the opening OF his splendid Gallery of Fashion,
Cs arrangements 10 be aways at home" and gen.
emen can depend upon being waited on by himself 2O5
Broadway, up stairs
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Sales Mt the stock Exchange.
state of Trade.

Second Hoard.
| las shas Long Island 81 IS Mohawk r. b50 ss1l
100 do do 5Ok
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90 Mr. HARRINGTON Is Dali Y AND NIGHT.
ly deighting the visiters OF the American Museum
with his neat graceful ind really astonishing expe.
rinents in Legerdemain Magical Illusions SC, and
with his extraordinary specimens Of venriloqusm His
venriloqual powers exceed in Point wonder
Of the kind we ever wnesscdhey should be seen to be
appreciated The real Mermaid is still exhibiting here
also, the mysterious Gypsey Girl hosts of new at
fractions and curiostes. Miss Taylor charming yo
cast from the Park Theatre also engaged here La Pc
te Celeste the danseuss &c. Performances take place
every afternoon and evening.
We have Just learned that Master Diamond and Whit
lock- the unrvalled Banjo Extravagantsts and Dancers
are engaged for to-day and tomorrow only
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BOARDING
BULWER'S DEVEREUX,
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

q On i, FI 4 y morning Ihe a inst
Dsowssd" SC With beautiful engraving on steel Price
twenty-five cents Being No. Of the Library Of Select
They respectfully intention to publish an oc-
avo edi OF the standard novels such those of MIR ames
Each novel win be comprised in single volume yet the
type brevie will be la,ge enough easy esby.
volume will published about fortnight often.
occasion shall require Ia this the publishers will
BE- promptly issued il the oeayo edition
have already been published which will specimen
The works introduced this edition will be selected for the
merit and not because of Their smaess Of sine and will be
given complete without omission abrdgemen and the
and handsomest The paper will be Of
volumes will be in order for bndng and as the price lower
than that e. any saon or form IN which snSh works have ever
anticipate liberal encouragement from the public.
Just UBIIsHED-.The Life and Adventures Of Joseph
committed robbe.e in The United States to the amount of
ninety thousand dollars with full of his trial aud
culion nj Diltinore 10 which added
and feroeu, Pirate Aler1ndsr Tardy with splendid sngrav
n.i Robert Elton and booksellers generally g . So
CHARLES BALDWIN, Importers Agent for the sale of
any and every sIfslsi OF obanaele either
Agent Of no les. than One and Eshses s
as for wifi Be duly honos Ta0% Man his
novel but based upon COMMERCIAL experience Of upwards
flying correspondence in all of the world rur
chaers will comply with the terms of the various
0' CHARLES BALDWIN,
General Merc.sndze Brooker,
w Bradley Esd Prest Patriotic Bank. Washington, D. c.
Mss; ; Barnard ADAMS &co. Boston, Mass,
S Mss.1 Al 4. 3. 8 sh AVIS Co.
SsSs s % fsasISsI e. e.; Salem. do
M i T.yi HSsD Merrill fif New York. ssn.ec
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA-
tbs

NEW PATTERN.
- ARTAULT CO., iesh FULTON eTREET
THIS beautiful has arrived such perfection hst NO
hours instruction sufficient obtain perfect knowledge
ofwhich will be gratis those who an
paatu at the OF f. A. Asut Co. 1917 Fulton street
Price Of the apparatus complete varies from $5 500 Also
-Acromatc Lenses French plates hyposuphae Of Soda
poll bromine, chloride Of iodine chende Of gold &C. Also
paste board r. A. Arsut CO. constantly receiving from
Paris all kinds offancy articles Of the latest invention.
au26 imsr
r. ERMAN QUAKTETTO-Thr German Quartet,o takes
" much pleasure inform the public respectfully that
they prepared for Evening Seenades the Enssh
German language, the reasonable For parti-
cuars please inquire Mr. H.THORBECkE, aI Hester ST.
up stars. aus Imsc
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90, THE CAUSES THAT LEAD TO CONSUME

TON AT FIRST-Light colds, hacking coughs, then
asthma and finally consumption that dreaded dis
ease, which terminates the life Of its victims unless
remedy made of the virtues The remedy that has
boen used in with the greatest
she compound extract oil Hoarhound Candy manufacture
Ell and sold by John Pease S,n, at As Division St This
article srecommendedto those suffering from pulmonary
complaints the most safe medicine Of the age and
be used with great facility by children by adults it'll
out any nauseous taste which the great objection made
BY persons to medicines Az purifier Of the blood il
stands unrivaed As the cold and damp is at
hand s necessary for persons to article that
Will eradicate these colds and humors from the STEM
Such article s Pease's Hoarhound Candy They have
Agents for the sale of this Compound State street.
Boston 81 State ST. Albany, N. Y; 81 Dock street. Phila
dephis at ITO Baltimore street. Baltimore Md; rs St.
Charles ct, N o. and by Hademan. Louisville, Ky.
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APOLOGY.

JOHNSON & GREEN,
Phpnx Factory, IS West 18th 5h and 9th Ayenus
Au3 toc7sr Once IS2 William street
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FLUTE & GUITAR.

MR. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor Of the Flute Guitar, and
WI patent Concerna begs his friends and pub
lie that he has Jus, published his new Rondo Mtae" for the
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention Of the
learner amateur from its being well ADAPTED that in
and calculated only please but afford instruction
This Rondo with several other Of his compost
ton or the guitar be found Mr. Ernst. residence SO
Canal where he continues TO give lessons tie above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02

n FISH'S Fall Style for Gentlemen's Hats.-Orlando
Fish the gentlemen OF New York that his
Fall Style of Hats ready The Fashion introduced
this time Of his series Of American Fashions
and the model submitted the public, although differing
in its general appearance from all preceding Ones will
cal proportions the object aimed has been
grac fn and unique character to the hat.
St. 1877 BROADWAY.
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING TO the celebrity, cfcscy and nvarable Of
" Madame Restell's Female Monthly Pills in all Of
egulay suppression stoppage Of those functions Of ma
which the health Of female depends since
introduction into tn United Stes about four
counerfcits and limitations constantly attempted TO be
palmed of for the genuine. Cheap pills purchased
stswelye cents boy put in different boxes, and called
possible, dollars a box. Females the re foe
cautioned AGAINST these ATTEMPTS impose them is
teei, except those sold Madame Restes Principal Oce,
8 Greenwich New York and Essex street. Boston.
Price ST. Madame Rcs.ss signature is written the
Of ea,h box.
~ BThey be used by married single by following
the direct enclosed inside Of each box Sold also by APP
poinment a9i Grand street. Of Aen New York
Al Imsr
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THE CRYSTAL,
CORNER OF WALL &. BROAD STREET

COHNER OF VAIL d bhOAD S1REEI.
Ye Conoseurs and Epcures who throne the Money"
When dry and the stock" that there you'll
meet;
Wen do BEST stand the test with any house town.
And while do look Tor share Of
THE Popetor OF the above establshment will take pride
in redeemng the above pledge. and they will permit
t,cle but the best appear the bar choice Lunch
ala he FUN daily au1A m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02
True Happiness.

90 NEW NOVEL LOOSE GOWN AND
slippers sofa cheerful fire. and then pretty wife, and
good Segar These last two requisites indeed in
diSpensble. We cannot tell where good wife be
found though Broadway is daily thronged with pretty
girls Not with fine segas; they to be found prime
the Spanish House, No 1856 Broadway where the IA
vorte and choice brands always hand. The tariff
has raised the duty at rate but the lovers
of ood article still find them at old prices above
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Or, CoMpoUNbb fEsssENNTf IHf 6 OIL 2'!6dF ALMONDS

OEo d.ndy;G and preventing the hair from
ing turning prepared BY Antonio PASTOR iia utter 10,
the product OF twenty Of erpcsnoe and Tor the last
sixteen years in New YorS where have been pracc,ng nhe
Pastors Compound Oil the whoesoes and be. ~ for the
turning grey and n hair has bgun to grey such
nourisher IL the hair that by will restore 70 its nau
color Also hair from becoming shaded and hair
has ady which great Disagreement TO young La
dies for short time u will II natural
color clear the scu and keep the he al and hair
eyebrows and whskercd liberal made wholesale
A. PASTOR,
su3i 1w.r 1e3 Greenwich st, NJ Y.
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FRENCH

FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
FOR FLORISTS
DRUM LA ROSIERE 81 COURT, JIG William street.
ID The only of Bun La Rosiee Paris have
Just received by the Havre Packet Ships svie de Gse and
tie Suy, large Of Superior and Fashio
Flowers, Of the latest Partisan styles.
No. ll6 William the and only of those
peror articles from their mandatory Paris Rue de Tracy
No.G
The firm has been lately declared by decreei the
Tribunal de Commerce and the Cou Royal Paris be the
ONLY legitimate Of the firm of Brun la Rosere Co..
of Paris. 8 I'm
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. Sept "a, is,2 will be psrfornsd
. LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Mslnoue. Forrest Beaussnt, Held
Pauline, Miss Clifton
In the course OF the evening,
Two Overures will be performed by tbs Orchestra.
To conclude with
- THERESE.
Chwn, Fouest-Fontaine, Held
70 PIires-Fnst Tier 50 cents Pit, rs cents Upper
Doors will ope" at7-Cmsain will rise quarter befo
Box Office open daily from to S, where Ticket. NAV be
purchased and places secured
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
~ w Va 5SFST w d MAASA A}SayR
Increased Excitement.
10 In consequence of the crowds of Ladies' and
Gentlemen which have visited the Museum during
week and being that Thousands of persons
unable to see the MERMAID, who DESTROYS doing so
the Manager has, al an immense made
with the proprietor to exhibit the Museum
more, the greatest curiosity in the world the
REAL MERMAID
No Extra charge for Admission to the Museum.
order TO accommodate the number Of visitor
which daily attend here, there will ts week b. snIenA
DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTERNOON.
commencing o'coekthe performances in the day being
precisely the same as those in the evening.
Mr. Harrington, the celebrated Magician and Ventloquist
from Bottom. engaged Also the Mysterious ipsy GIRL
who can be consulted privately during he day Miss Taylor
the popular vocalist from the Park Theatre-La Petite
iesie, Albino Lady, Balloon Ascensons Fancy Glass
Blowing and 500 900 curiosities.
Admttance to the whole, Museum, Garden and entertain
me nts. ~ cents--Children half price.
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HOTEL DE L'EUROPE,

THE Proprietor having removed No Broad street and
OPENED this establishment for the The
ing public socis his iriends and othe give him oa
Every decscy Of the be had and every
thing served IN the most recherche sty the bar supplied
wuh good Wines and Liquors al all times
Tsble d'Hote, at 3 o'clock.
Citizens aud strangers will find this adnirabs place TO
dine down town, being business.
emen. furnished. au2O imsr
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HATS, HATS. HATS.

IL n l. -, ia l. -, ia ~.
a FALL FASHlON-The subscriber invites the atten.
~ ton of TIE Beau Monde his beautiful, graceful and
tasteful becrowned Hat being the only really fashion
able article Of the kind though he but
mitato will spring and claim the benefit Of his orig
ma conceptions.
To these Hats thing Of the KIND in point Of
STYLE finish, and graceful to claim than
warranted experience Of twenty the business
and he invites who study and fashion, call
and examine for themselves.
large assortment Of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags. Hat
Cases. and fact, thing for entlemans
travelling outfit, may also be found at
L. BLOOMER'S, I79 Broadway,
au3O I'm issr Opposite Towards Hotel.
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Does any know neghbor friend who has been bald
and whose head is now covered with fine hair 2 One
whose coat collier was covered with dandrufY though
brushed every hourwhich has vanished entirely
whose hairs at early age turning gray who
has not gray hair a Children whose heads were
covered with scurf-whose hair would grow that
growing the fullest crops of hair Some must
be known to most persons Ask then the and you
will be told these things have been done by the OF the
BALM OF COLUMBIA from II Maiden Lane. Oftwen-
y years growth is this article its demand increasing
nual some hundred per cent though when discovered
opposed by thing for the purpose assa
ed by almost numberess mushroom trash preparations that
will ruin the hair if used TO any extent Can than
list names Of responsibility unequaed by any other
tcle Lock at these thngs-buy this article. Stay and
your hair by its If bald restoret Ladies'
attend thishundreds in fashionable life using
the only article really fit for the toilet Long hair very
apt fall out. Ladies' the Balm Of Columbia in time
yourselves the disgrace Of badness by neglect of
your person.
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.f4S2 ,PAssAGk FOR NEW ORLEANs-only Resu
MH3\ lar Lne-Frst Packet-The splendid we'll known
S12&k irregular packet ship ALABAMA, Captain Bunker,
will sail positively above, on her regular day.
Having splendid mmodatons for cabin cabin
steerage passengers reasonable rates. those about
bark should not fail to make early application board foot
Wall
VISIT. TAPsCOTT,
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Island. - " -
Isabella of and for Baltimore from Liverpool Aug lat 42
50, Ion so - =
Dundee. 2 days from New York for Hull Aug g. lat 49,
Ellen Brooks ESQ undentood from Bangor for Martinique
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CORPORATION NOTIFICATIONS Notice is hereby p-
that sale OF roperty for unpaid will take place
at Public Auction, ate City Hall OF the City ofNew Yerk
on "Wednesday the 2s Of September next az Y o'clock
property shall be sold that the detailed ateTsnt p The
printed and publ sled the city Of New York.
AIN I'D A. SMITH, Comptroller
Cnmnfroller,s MavI le21 lnMtSeptZSc
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MACINTOSHES.

VNHESE Water Proof irments, as being furnished
our establishment are, y every possible respect fully
better made up The style Of and At such will bear
comparison with the exquisite Of the imported and
terms Gentlemen who prefer may be measured and garments
only manufacturer Of the real American Macintosh
HORACE h. DAY,
Successor 10 Roxbury India Rubber Company,
ID IInAr fonn hfnd Lane
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SHIP CoNGREss-We afraid that the shin seen ashore
Cape Hstteas by Capt Wck Of the Elizabeth Hank
ness at Phsdepha, will prove be the Congress of this
port from Turks Island with Of salt She by
Gaps setson Of the Maria the 18th qt that vicinity
gres left Turks for New York four DAYS before the brig
Brothers, which arrived yesterday morning
SHIPwREcK.-We learn that the British brig which
driven ashore at the Washwood during the gale Wedne
day last reported IN Saturdays Heald) is the Hgrove Bell
Bell reports that Bremen brig with which he hsu sailed
company for hours disappeared about
he went ashore and has doubt foandeee she had full
cargo on board and several Of timber picked
LAgNcHIA fine schooner Of bout 100 burthen called
the Thomas Fenner launched Bristol RI Saturday
Line of PHILADELPHIA. - " 49, ~e
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
Roots & Shoes.
@. BREATH--rchuIs

A.. q. EATH--rchula,
"AS Just received direct from New York, the
IL IL following complete assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, which he offers very low for cash or cotton
Russet and kip pegged brogans; ladies laced calf
and buckskin slippers; ladies fine and common dress
and walking slippers; ladies' fine Iorocco, thick sold
spiing Leel walking slippers; ladies' fine kid, moroc
and talf-skin slippers, dc; Gents. fine peg'd and
sewd brogans; gents fine dancing md liPpers
gents fine peg'd and sewd boots; gents fine kip bro
gans childrens misses and boys shoes, morocco and
calf full assortment call and try for yourself.
Januarv %, 1872 46--tf.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
OMMUNICATED.
TcHULA, January l3, 1912.

Mr.. EDIToR:-
VOUR position publisher of a public print,
4 renders you, it were, Guardian OF the pub
lies nterest-and such, you undoubtedly embrace
every opportunity that IS afforded y0n, to dlsabuSe
the public mind of every error that they may have
fallen into by the representations of designing men.
The report, which has been so widely spread,-|
that our River has been closed up by the talling of
trees, so that it utterly impossible for Steam
Boatte reach our Landing this year, has, than
probably. reached y6ar ear "hfhe citizens of this
place and the ahtees the vicinity, thought the
story ridiculous, for any sensible person to be-
lieve: and consequently took pains to contradict
it, Contrary to their expectations, however. the
port has far gained credence-that many who have
heretofore shipped from this point in consequence OF
kbeng more contiguous, and the road better than to
other shipping points, have either held their cotton
up in gins, orconveyed 1t even so lr down as
Yozoo City, great expense. Planters FROM your
county, learn, have been to agFeat extent, put
under this extreme inconvenience by these false re-
ports. - -'.'a''- 90 - -: -
Now, so far from our River being blocked up BY
floating timber, shipping Cotton in the
largest class of YaZoo Boats at % cts less per Bale
freight than before the River cut outand boats
ply up and down in the night which has been impos-
sible heretofore-and furthermore: The Maid of Ar
kansas (speaking of the Maid of! Arkansas, will
here say more beautiful Boat of hers class, or a
rmore gentemanly Of Officers cannot be found
on the southern waters, many others can testify,
has Just left our Landing with heavier load than
she ever went out with, part of which she took on
at Walten's Bend, place near the mouth Of Biacca
Creek and 2dmileS above tits plaee+- NleEeA Steam
boat with an ppq,e eabn and chimneys ON, was new
err seen before | have ia ken up more space than
= intended extended It fsAby giving the above al
insertion, YOU will, Il -laNe doubt, receive the
thanks of many of your subscribers, and certainly
r. $3.50 - - :El = - TCHULA.
t january 10Th, 1912. --.s-@etA -as''"@ 4S-tf
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
NJ NO TIC Ell

DY virtue of two Deeds of Trust from John l..
ID Irwin and Lucy w. Irwin his wife, to us rs
Trustees, one dated the 18th day of March, lS4O,
the other dated the 9th day of May, 1S40, and both
duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court of Carroll county, Mississippi to secure
to John w. Wick the payment of a certain sum OF
money therein mentioned, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash. Oh the premises, which the said
John j. Irwin formerly resided, known as the Puch-
enubec place.
On the 9Th day of June. 1912,
The following described land and other property, to-
wit
Section twenty-three, in township twenty,
range two east.
The south west quarter of section fourteen.
The south east quarter of section fifteen,
fand the north half east half, and north half
west half of south east quarter section four
teen, all in township twenty, range two east;
and
ALSO
! All the interest which the said John l.. Irwin
had in a Stock Farm, in co-partnership with
John w. Kendall, consisting OF Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep and other Stock, number indefinite, or
so much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy
said Trust Deed.
Selling as Trustees, we will convey such
title only as we have by virtue of said Trust
Deed, which is believed to be good.
WILLIAM WICK,
4 JOHN LANE,
l Trustees.
Carrollton, Nov 81, 1871. --6m.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26

! (. q. BREy TH--Tehrja,-.,..-,
S now receiving full assortment, direct from New
York, which will be sold low for Cash or Cotton.
--.si. Enameld Cups and Saucers,
81 French printed, do.
Granite Chockolate, do, do,
Bourbon Sprig, do, do,
French Printed Dishes, 3':- -
Dining and desert Hatesyga. Cord Dishes,
Sauce Boats, Soup Tureens, Sauce Tureens,
Tea-pots, Sugar and Cream do, Bowls, Pitchers,
Mugs, and Basins, French Sugar and :
Cream Pots, Toilet sets, eleven pieces complete
Cut plass Bowls, Dishes, Salt-sellers,
Tumbers, Decantels, f Wine-glasses,
, Glass Lamps, de-; Revolving and
Stand Casters, and white granite dinner breakfast
Z Tea-sets, complete. -
Call and look for yourselves, as full descriptions
cannot be given within the limits of advertisement
January %, 1872. 4o--t.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-26
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

Joseph NJ. Lapsley.
attachment for tie sum Of ,l50-returna-
bic TO april term, A. d. 1912.
THE Attachment in the above stated case
having been returned executed, by levying on
the east half of the south east quarter of sec
ton: thirly-two, township twenty, range three
ejist--and the south west quarter, and west
half of south east quarter of section thirty
three, township twenty, range three east, the
property Of the defendant. :
NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN, TO the said
Joseph N. Lapsey, to be and appear before
tie Circuit Court, to be holden in and Tor
Carroll county, at tie court house. thereof, in
the town Of .Carrn!lton, on the second Mon
day of April, 1872, and plead, answer, or give
special bail, the property attached will be sold
to paw plaintiff ) debt, and ali costs of suit.
JOSEPH NJ. GLOVER, Clerk.
February 18th, 1912. Soto.
TShattuck & Wellons, P. Q.
Primers Gee eighteen dollars.