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Fsa fIsc Gi1.cWit Superior. CrlFi't

Ess FIse Eri5'cisit Superior GrIFS'E
Of Law and chancery for Jefferson
CouptY|:t
Charles Butler and Richard Dg6Fetd +
PLaiNrIFFs,
Richard t.EFTiliqn1S, .4dm'r de bonis non
Of Hamilton Jefferson, dec'd, -.4an
S. Je6s1son, seidoio, and Maria Eli
/ aqbetI, Frances linn, and .ann Ham
ilton, cliidreadnd infant heirs ofsaid
Hamilton Jefferson. decd, and Benz
jGH,ia W JeHcrson, individually, amp
as administrator Of said Hamilton
Jefferson, deed, Francis Silurs, Ellis
Rees, and John Lanaon,
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CaEicOes.(
- Il PIECES ia cent Calico. extra good /,
z9I1 FOR sale BY T c SlGAFooSE.
Nov. 3. 1872 (.
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a MOTHER supply Of those rtry eAssp Fur
Dee. 81 j J MILLER
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/, j. said, lha. when Miller, The confia.
grationisi. left Newark. many or the Ia.
Dues kissed him. II this kind Of game IS
Kept mp. We shah end plenty Of fellows
before long. lecturing Ia Miller.
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Pork Wanted.
[aenlieanRn'A CiIls.

! thy 7. C3 sIGlFoosE.
ES Dec 8. 1912.
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Ec9H0Eny
Z WOULD invite the attention of .hose who
Il have been using Tobacco at 50 and IS cents
per pound, 10 an article | have at Sir, pro-
nonncSa-by judges to be equal TO any al higher
pr ces. - MILLER. K
Nost -. "
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eCuRINc BEER AND Pork The foabw.
ing receipt for curing Beef and Pork is
sAid 10 besihe very best now 10 use Il
i. given by The Ediiorof he Germaploa y
Telegraph. who remarks that il this mole
be once 4ried. twill be used again 10 pre-
ference 10 al others. The receipt is as
follows:--To / gallon Of water, take !!
Ii. sSil. ! u. Of sugar, OF sallpeire.--
In This raiio.ihe pickle 10 be increased 10
any quantity desired.
Lei these be boi!ed together until all the
dirt from abe salt and sugar, (Which will
notlbe little rises 10 the Top and Is
skinned or Then throw into large
tub % cool. and tcLen perfectly cold, pour
it over your beef or pork 10 remain the
the. usual time, say four or iye weeks
Themeat must be well covered with the
pickle. and should cot be put down for al
least two days after killing, during which
time il should be slightly sprinkled' with
powdered sallpeire.
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Flowers.

EIRENcH Flowers, Ribbands. Splendid BON
ne. silks Of new style, jasLrscciFet b.
1oy24. ID MILLER.
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tGrOceries..

HlRoWN. Lbaf. Lump, end Havanna Sugar,
I'D Rio and Java Coffee.
Sugar House ahd New DREAMS Aoiasses,
Fresh Teh Of superior qnaiiIy,
Box and Sap Stgo Cheese,
Water and Soda Crackers.
All Of tAe shove articles can be had cheap a.
JHs M.ENDREES. y
shepherdsioisn. Nov. ,. 1892.
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ADAM YOUNG, IR.
| 10 Sc D q q g S e
.FEutm 81. IKaypers-E Ferry.
Composition agasn Trilsns-
In pIsnnf.

ISL Caurlsatglrn, Del, 25, 1912
DEAR s1R :t-In reply ,p sour inquiry, take
pleasure ID slhtRg thar have been Inc second
time reiieved Or ambsi violent RhehmaiisBi b
the use OF I.asnbauthss Composition. III the
spring, Ihaf seyaF4 attacks whicffde priYet ne
Or sleep for five weeks and Of all eomfbrEInikht
.pr day. snd after drinking about isRo quarts ,of
The Composition, . i Rs4a was Hanishe5 In
september>la List, dutiSg the wellreuteabered
hot weather, sgas sgail sGlic,ed, and d ter the
Joss OF sleep f6r three weeks, and extyesne sur
lering, waith fenatasdme unfit for business, j.
Fesorted to ri Old friend, ane an again Zee
from pain / have therefore nol The slightest
doubt. Of the elEicac5 of ihe Compositions pre-
pared b5 ycu, and mean % keep suPpltHof il
always At Inv command It has twiee cured
ne, when an external REMEDIES proved utlerly
Powerless. Very respectfully,
Yours,
{ JOHN s. GALLAEER,
Senior Ed, Free Press
NJ A-a,s T-nr.-r
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sand Paper.
Oil soap.

+ II UsT received and for sale By
y Dee 8. i'll BEARD 4 co.
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:
sFWlLL any person be Sd needless cf bis
own comfort, with ucli remedy ii hand as to
suffer lot single day with Rhenmaiismi The
Composition IS prepared and sold By
ADAM NOTING, sJr.,
Ha,psrs-F skTy, &
" II BEARD s. 20.
JOHN 7 BROWN.
Oct, ri 1872 charisstosn1
i NFANTS' Worsssd CIoaks,
1 Rorsale b n @ sigeTsoSs
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A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Birdie Bits.
&A Also, few pair Of Germaa lSilve1 Stir
ruP irons-warranted never to dsfaee. az
Nov a. e m .9TSpJITasS. n
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TarIfI.p.
hint no FARslEns.

A farmer should nevefIundersake tocul-
tivaie more land than belran do thorough
" halftiiled land i growing poor; veil
oiled land Is constantly improving
Warmer should never keep more cat
Dc, horses. sheep. or hogs. than be can
keep 10 good order; al animal 10 high
order tie Iii 0EDecember il already bali
wjnteEed.
A farmer should never depend on bis
neighbof for what be can. by care aed
good management, produce on his o~n
farm; be should never beg fruit while be
ean plant trees. Of borrow tools when be
can make or buy them high authority
has ssid the borrower i servant 10 the
lender.
4 farmer should never be 50 immersed
10 political matters ss 70 forget 70 SOW his
wheat, dig his potatoes and bank up his
cellar; nor should be be 80 inailentiye 10
them % 10 be ignorant Of those great
questions Of National and State policy.
which viii always sgiitle more OF less. a
free people. "a
No farmer should allow the rep.oach Of
neglected edncstion to lie agiinst himself
or family II knowledge IS power. The
commence meni should be early and deep
ly laid in the minds Of bis children.
Al farmer should never use Intoxicating
liquors Is a drink IT, while undergoing
the,esposufe and bard labor ofthe winter,
he would enjoy robust health, let him be
temperate IN all things.
A farmer should never refuse fair
price for any thing be wants 70 sell we
have known man who had several hun :
dfed bushels or wheat 10 dispose Of. refuse
eight shillings. because he wanted eight
shillings and six pence. and after keeping
his wheat six months was glad 10 get six
shiIlings for it.-FUmfrs cutiaff.
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TO FanttJics aud I,.rali.s s. {.


THE following indispensable family remedies
~ may be found at the * encses menlioned below:
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WILL veg C.gEE

"a ND examine our LARGE STOCK or
IN GOO DS, which. wiE that we have re-
ceive this fsll, makes our stock larger and
more desirable. 0urcustomers and the public
generally, may depend OF Buying goods cheap,
and on the usual liberal terms
W B. 7. STOMNER & co.
Z Shepherdstown, Nov. 2f.lS42.
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IA fhe Circuit Superior COasl.t

HI the Circuit superior Court
or Law and Chaneery for Jefferson County
John r. Hamtrdmck and others,
seH PLAINTIFFS,
+ .4G.qINST
John BriseOe's ad1h'r and others, :.
!. DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.aNCERF.
NT Office is hereby given to such creditors Of
-IN John Briscoe, deed who have not here
tofore presented their claims TO me 70 be taken
81 account Of, thatI shall attend at my Office
on Saturday The Tin lay Of ,ss4t month Deem
ber,) by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
receiving claims sgaiast the estateIof ihe deed
and shall, unless goed cause is.shown. close my
report on said day for the Court.
RI NORTHAMPTON,
Nov.l7 1872. .AIs:. Com.
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HAVE just reeeired large lot Of HaRD-
- ware, which. added 10 former supply
makes nay stock on hand complete, embrsc.1r
all articles in general nse- Carpenters, and
others in want, VIII riea4e give ne call.
Nov.3s 1872. r c SIG.aF00SE. d
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Com n issEoler,s oaIce, I

Il November II, 1872
INJhe Circuit Superior Court Of Lawand
Chsacery for Jefferson County;
Join C Grtea PLAlSriFF.
AGAINST
Robert Si.innons. .fdhi'f IF James, H~rst, deed,
dndhe Hsigs Of said aseld DErENDAars,
IN CHANCERY.
SEltiE creditors olthe deceased, James Hurst
IL who have not already, under former or
der Il Co4rt. preseaasa their claims to ME 70 De
aheiJed, arehereby notified that have appoint
eafF,iaey tbs 9Th day efntr, month, tDeenhber,l
topltend az. my Office by ~ o'clock, 4. n. to
receive claims ard tie eyidenec supporting tho
same, agaiEst HE esiale Of the dec1d-snds hali
ia, said dag close my report as regards the re-
qeivipg Of claims, uaiess coed cause is shown
10 me ito JUSTLY The keeping. The accountopen.
II r. W0RTHINGToN, :
Nov. l7.hS42 Mas Com
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1 KAoR cleansing coat collars, removing cream,
~ oil. sc for wooden, iiaea sna cotton goods:
\Dee 3. n. BEARD & co.
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RaRasS closh skirts, rev articis,
~ corded ana Msrseiiies do for sale ~
III AssENDREE.
shepasrdssoEn, Nov ;. 1879
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PerfulllerY. 20.

AloLoNGE WATER, Bears on. Sweet Oil,
~ Perfaped Soap, lux Blaek ssad Waters,
SC for sale BY z M AtsQglTH. II
Dec 8, ISi3
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EHlAKE NOTICE, thst WINsIow /. KrnpsI, has
n succeeded the lateET. KIDnER in the prepare
ton Of the CO.NJk.4Y MEDICINES, and will
hereafter give pariicust attenton 10 the preparation
Of the following established articles, The celebrity Of
which precudes the necessity Of qualification Of
the numerous Ecertifeales nov ip TIC hands az the
proprietor.
DR.. JEBB'lS LLNI1IE.H,T. Fl
In enlarged botles,! for rbeumatisIir, ohlblaj1 | I
bruises, sprains, numbness, stiffness in The Joints i
&c The reIiefi immediate, and cures Frequently {
ntwenty -four hours, allhough of yeais Standing
thought Ineurabe. PnIrE 81 liz cents.
DU1fFRIES .sFrCH OINTMENT.
This IS safe, certain, and expeditions cure for
theltc, be il ever sol inseteratein one hours ap-
piieatiHa-No dAnger from tsking cold. II doeshot
eonainlthe lcast particle Of merenfy or other dam
ger6us Ingredient and may be applied with perfect
safety BY pregnant females or 70 children at the
breast. PnleE 25 cents box
.aLBION CORN PLASTER.
This Plaster never causes the least pain although
i dssotves and draws the corn ouf 6u he fOafsbut
gives immediate ease n soon as applied. Price IS
cents a box
Dungfies' Remedy for the PILES. "a
One Of. the best aBd most thorough remedies
known for this troublesome compliant. price IS
cents for Two boxes Ointment gahd Elecfuaty. Or
e l-acents for etherwhere but one is wanted
DUlhFRIE.S EYE W.4TER.
This stands pre-eninent for sore or inAamcd
eyes; nothing known gives such Immediate and
comfortable relief. ii some exceedingly bad cases
The most unexpected and desirable relief mas been
tound 10 the use Of thsseye waser after every other
remedy had failed. Persons who have used il, pro-
nounee i without the best preparation Tor
lhese complaints they hsFe ever met With Price
IS cents I
d.. Relics conSnhptiFe, or .asthmatic
- IL - s3s.I t-FN4N. a SHss rs
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y7oHN b. PACEETT i sou spc5iht : large
- 80 handseme STOCK or GOODS.
tulabis f1r ne season. ich will 81 ed u -
psr cent lever lhan They can y bought u ne
County Dee s. l3f2.
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.RegaLia Segars.

TOBACCO or extra Ienslhs iust
w received BY JsJIMiLLEK.
NoYl24. 1912.
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Oil.

CtPE3N Oh. hes Water STRAPPED,
- Ffsx.ced kilsand White Eead u OIL.
- III 'M.ENDaEE.
shspherdsto3n: sNcv- J, 1872.
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IN cHANcERY.

mt is 0RDEREp, That Master Commissioner
Il, Wortsington do proceed to execute the des
eretal order made on the 27th day Of Novemz
Der, 1898. and he IS further directed toIascer-
tain the ia-put Of The partners. respectively, the
value Of the social effects, the dents due the
same, aud The debts due therefrom, 81 the time
Of said Hamilton JeGerson's death, SO asIto as
certain tie interest of$aid Hamilton Jefferson
in the same al the time Of his death; and ID case
The said Benjamin w. Jefferson fails to produce
the books and papers Of said mercantile concern,
SO 81 satisfactorily to show the stale, and condi-
stion Of The business al that time, TO wit the
debts credits. effects, Sc, ihe said Commission
er Is directed 10 receive any further generaIles-
aimony Touching the same which may be intro
duced; making, as directed in said former de-
crstal order, al reasonable Prescriptions a.
gainsl the said Benjamin W. Jeferson.--And
The said Commissioner il directed 10 state spe-
ciaIiy sny project of reporL or other matter
which he MAY, be requested 70. state By the coun-
sci Of the plaintiT, as veil ps such matters as
he may dfsu pertinent, ofYas be may be directed
to state specially, and make report al ihe next
Term, 10 order 70 a final decree.
W A eopY--Teste1
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SaIIad ON.
RridIe Die.

lust received a supply Of fresh Salad Oil.
e Nov ga E M AISQUIfH.
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VVOollens.'

If0LOTHS, Cassimeres. and csssinetts, Elan
~ nels, Blankets, blae black Bombszines 81
Merinoes Ga, For sale by
Nov. ;. JOHN II. McENpREE. +
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Cloths Cass1meres, and Sdttinetts.
l9A ALL end see ~ stock of Cloths, CAST
me5ss and Saiiinetis- they ara tsry cheap
NOV. 5, 1872, r. C 3STG.fFOOSE
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ChiIdren,s Shoes.

a naa, Ts isPP 9.. sPsE NM ass sss
rsl assortment Of ladies' shoes-alko. mems and
boys bootsand SHOES. Just received by
Nov l0 j MILLER :.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02

in the United States. He can look the question
icndessy in the face, count the cost OF blood and
tearure, and then engage IN The glonos s'fuggIe
With confidence Of triumph, and certainty
that wo will come out Of the conflict wiser,
richer, happier, more yrtoous' and more power
NJ neepe than we ale at present 1t Will ope-
rate directly to the adv antago OF the manuhc'
,or,nr and agricultural interests. The planters
of Tie south alone nrc supposed TO be the only
class lhat can suffer temporary injury tom
year with England yet such is the proverbinl
PATRIOTISM and generous Impulses OF the SCUM
lima, 10 section Of the Union will engage wit
more enhusiasm in the punishment Of that daf
ing usurper, the iyranc government OF England
We can support Standing army oil iUu,UUo he'
CONSTANTLY in the field without decreasing AZ
,o,a the amount Of the productive Industry 0
Ithe nation. In fact, the expenses OF ten yea'
E,,,r ,vould not be half as great burIen TO th
producers Of the country as the tax leyled I"
l,hor during the las Ten years by the paper sy'
fem. But we NUT no longer initiate the eornf
and extensive moe of conducting warwhich ha
ruined England, and bound her already IN a pc
Ipctual war tax. There must be no horrowin
az funding to support war. II we want to car
an war mt the rate Of 30 or 30 millions yea
IIet Il, imnose tax instRnter to pay it. The
, he money which comes INTO one hand will 6
Iout Of the other, and at he end Of The year W
shall have carried on glorious and SUGGEST
war, and find that we are not one dollar in del
, No ma ton was ever in as favorable condItlt
-, 10 70 to war as we are at the present time
Our country now produces every tmng
n cps3ary to carry on war with great yigor; ~
j we have upwards Of $4,000 loaf.rs who hi"
n been living on banks, bouk loans, aud the bon
.y ty of those who borrowed from banks. TIL
are now too lazy to work, aHj il you'd be n St
y, vice to God & man to give hem an opportnnj
NJ. to get killed in tie service otihci' country, a
nd in promoting tocg great cause Of human baNPn'
IN rather tha, lh,y shouts commit slic e or
as. themselves BY dissipation. We repeat that
nd .counpry ever was in so favorable condition
I'd carving on "A long successful and glorious y
ks as we are at the p,e,ent moment and the peo
be rine for it.-V. Sentinel
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02

vile was in command of tbe a,ns
The city authorities at Hors, 'uiy y
undertaken TO provide fer the : ~ lad
OF such families as are in ne, d rP. >,
sistance, and whose heads hav. y -. as
to hgh' the battles OF Il cir county, Sous
The steamer LATTE, tie Sc ~,
Santa Anna and sop Wasbin vUaf
sailed from Calves on on .bo ,1S son,
the West. The Fusileersundes,, y lof
nele, and the Coasl quad, ~, apt
Capt Wade, Amounting 10 l9o ~ n
were on board, and will land A. s asnl
oneo the western ports. Ifuer ro ~.
no Mexican vessels at { opano Or CUT %'s
pus Chi t, they will piobab y I SuI
at the mouth of the Rio Grande, '''4
Tie brig of war " hartoo b,s h.
proyisioned and will be ready 10 ~ W" W.
sea in a day or two. AtGaIves 81 st w.
ZayalIa has been ovisioned and ''
quipP,d for labor and coast def
and was ready to go to the catlr5s
the Island on Mo day. Two fsr a
5 rles are 'early completed, aid frr,
: artillery sullcient Tor the deepc' any M
! protection of the Island has b"as
mounted and is ready for Service
e Nidettes are stat on dalongh,cr,p
: which give communicates from, 'n
r Luis 10 Galveston every six hour,
d The Hon. T. J. Mill, ioneivd
t Washington county, has Ieeu mlis
o ed in the Red liver country.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
THE UNTO N
..M,l@J,fLG} H+l/z ~
SS1R1slsS. MSN,N', ~ 2 4. !. a ..-[,1s5r5,f
sssS;:. : EfSsA q e. -
sessssS!Ss.S1,N y M 81 (&sz-sJ<ss-5
s,.s,,S;:,--.ss, :,l1> NV s5;S4s.et-S:s
&SgSa,IIIN!llk3.S n 80
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LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI
Saturday April 2, 1888.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday April 2, 1899.

TrxAs.-Thc news are confined that .l'''0
,,ay;c,rs are already within the limits OF tx'''
presenting formidable force The same o''s'
s,,,s. that the new Republic can rally under
her ,.Ione star" 10, OO0 effective men. should
-. s,s,er RepnbEc bring such an army into the
cola no doubt can be le't, that every ''nney'
h,lr Indian Mexican dog, will be lei' upon INC
..,;.,os Of the new government. 2oo Angie
So yoos can rout a thousand copper oe''''S I"
any tine.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02

J
TIE ste ms lp NeFtune, Capt. Hol-
Inns. f ON Galv, son, arrlt cd yester-
day at 10 O'Clock, hrngi 9 Galveston
rapers OF Monday, the 2le. ms. The
Neptune brou-h four thousand dol
liars in specie, to }. McCle.,and, and
:; few bales OF cotton. Among the
passeng rs was S. p. Andrews, ESQ,
% Houston, appointed by the citizens
Iof Houston Commissioner TO the I.
ISta es. The Glv sloa AdVrrtis r
|says OF Mr.. And ews, that heu1lt ; to
ItaI Mt. Of the frs order modest and
,oncliatiag &c, ortmcnt, pure paln,
Ioism, nd above al an humble and
Iarcen. pietV. lie lorme " reSId d for
some t!lne in New Orleans, whore lie
Ina ulaiaet Il respectable stand as an
Fa,orney at law. lie has be- engage
lin the practice Of his profession fol
some hreeyea sjnthe republic, where
C stands confess dly at The head O.
lie bar. &c @i.I,aber pending some
time II New O ca S, probably eXtenc
hi- ,isl as far up nc Mississippi a:
Louisville ky.
0 The news by the Neptune gives al
ogether diff rent aspect to affairs
III, invasion Of Texas, beyond al
doabt, will tIrN ont to b. an invasion
Iol Mexico. Que chat ge. 1t Il
oretry well ascertained that the mum
Der of MeAicans WHO crossed the EIC
Grande was, instead Of fourteen thou
sand, aboutelght hundred! The hous
, ton star OF the l2h nstsant Says
~ The intelligence received contra
- diets thu statements made by tie Mexi
!, cans. who cap ured Capt. Ferguson
Y at Col ad. They stated lhat thre,
thousand men had gone to BeXar
Here we have positive inteIlig nc
Of that it y as only Sven Hundred Tn
in force that captured GoIiad amounte'
"a 10 ony three hundred men, consl
!" quentW ;he whole Mexican force q
as GoIiad and Bexar does not eX eed on
he thousand. We cannot but feel NOR
o. confirmed in the belief that these tw
y detarhmeuts comprise the whole NV
:" ding army now in Texas, and we d
n hop, tie brave volunteers that hav
NO. muster d in the " est, will not retur
on hin hey have captured or slain ever
$50 Mexi an that has placed a hostile foc
1t on our oil"
M GoIiaA was retaken by fifty Texan
and the great invading army, at ii
h. latest acc QUITS, was travelling back
III. Mexico as fast as their legs would Yak
Is, them. The following is fom tie Hou
air ton Telegraph Of the 18Th inst.
gives full summary Of the latest new
ice rom the "seat OF war;" if such ter
Oh can be us d with any proprlety.
News FROM THE W Esr.-The we
Tho tern mail arrived onlyy, sterddy NOR
st. ing, bat brough no papers from Au
var lin. From private Letters We al
ri. that Col. Burleson was at Austin
pnt the 18th irst,, with three hundred ar
one fifty men protecting the archives.
'an rnmor had reached that city that G
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
this aggression upon our property our
RIGHTS and our honor as a nation.

The Board OF Police for this county met Oh
Monday last, afxed the license Tor retailing, a.
follows: at this place & TchuIa, S22O! y o'n'f
places in the county at 500. Our friends W.
C.. Adams and James Deatey, pa'r'onIo"'Il
flung $500 into the treasury, &are now prepare"
10 finnish horns, cocktails, ulips, smail-shados
etc. etcc. ETC., at the reduced aud moderate
price OIL pic. You emit come 1t 'on snort
no how how you can tx it,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
Administrators sal

"A GREGABLY to an order Of ia
IA Honorable the Probate Court o
Holmes county, Mississippi, nrdeai ia
last December lerm Thereof, lSll, W
will o.
he first jiorday'5' ID day Of My
next. ms administrators, proceed TO sr'lf'
nublic auction, 30 the h'g0ea "5d'r,n
he town Of Trbaia, 10 SAID coon'yoa
credit Of twelve months, i6e ia'I'r'!|
real estate belonging the estate o'Na
lam j. Frayser, Ia'e If Hamr' ooo, d.
lcreased. 10 Wit: Lots Noe. TO-
81 Ga, 70. "a. 1893, $50, ca, g.
los. S., So, 257, ZIG, 49, ia lso'
I lC;@' 164, l85, 1876, .O2 .o.'
oSa, aoi, 2C5, 2od, 2o7 10, :.
1859. 10, Ill l1a, 49, D., 10, y, ~ I
"a, 70, So, 81, l9s, iIl' EL
lq8, I47, l4S, ll9, 49, . l9,
i5 3d. l5l, l55 and 1856 's' a..,
I Io's, to wit: 81, 40, i 49, 49,, 49,
| 400; all of winch 'a'd o9' S';, g% !,
lots are situated wing and D.,' W.,
, ,o,y Of TcbuIa, Holmes county, A'
ippi. so,,i,yrT
required Of The purchases s,..,. % l%
place within he !, h o., rPm II,,:E
N. Z. RlVLs' I'd
Aamr's. Of VIM. }. f"'% =,
A,rID 1919. j
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECIo',", Q

"A W. ,hp w"
Jun" ne next, ] will p p',t,'J
the highest bidder for 70. ,sc"~Io ,
court ,.lV house door in ,h .,, 'o"r 4
Nal Holmes county, M''; ,ns. he !
hours prescribed by y. !a', Of pd
%escr,bed tract or parc.' oa.rer
the west half south "e' , Ffs,ti \
%, township H. raOS' u
eighty two acres o.oocrty q N
ard viii be- sold, or s y VII
tax due thereon %, %, ,0esoa. i
other costs accIu'Tpg sCOTT1