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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a short lime we
ha, q been shewn several countcrfei,s bills
p~urpor,ing TO be on the "Commcreinf
Bank Of Columbia, S. CdroiRa," payable
10 II. Sam or LASE, signed ]. EwAHr.
Cashier, aud A. BLANDING, President.
Tho Bills are struck by a genuine plate
for the COMMERCIAL. BANK OF ENTER
PRISE one Of the mushroom concerns oil
Mississippi, and wherever the words "En'
terbr,se' and mississippi" occur in The
face Of the bill. they are extracted aud
..Coiumbia' and. Soaih Carolina inser-
ted With o pen so neatly as 10 have The
appearance 70 the casual observer OF be-
ing engraved. but Do a closer inspection
the effect Of the process Of erasurc Is very
apparent. The signatures are very bad
both Of the Cashie. and Prcsidcut.-Thc
same process has also beea resortcd TO in
counterfeitins the bills Of the Commercial
Bank OF Macon, both Of which we have
on two or three occasions noticed before.
But what boots it, il we were to notice it
every day. Those who arc made The
dupes Of the swindlers aud robbed Of their
property and money, consider tho ttmes
TOO hard TO take a newspaper" which
would keep them advised and therefore
protec, them from such vaIlainy. II was
but a few days since that we seen a no.
iiee in the Athens Banner tina, Que Of
these swindiers had passed through Law
r~enecviile and passed a City dollar bill to
one. and a twenty dollar. bill, both Of this
class to another ofthe citizens Of that VII
lage. Here was q loss al once sufficient
10 pay Tor q newspaper for . quarter ola
4septury. which thcy might have saved
had they been constant readers Of the
Chronicle g. Sentinel. Of Augusta Ca, or
tho Edge6cld SdSer,iscr.-Seatiasi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22
NopiCe.

NWE SHALL SELL. Mt public cutlery. a.
w EdgefcId c H.. on Tuesday the l4u,
Of March next, (being the second day Of Court,
"n a credit of one and two years. that valuable
Plantation OIL Beaverdam Creek, in this district,
containing s63 acres, more or less, owned by
John VI. Simkins. deceased
ELDRED SlMKsNS
WILLIAM J. SlMKINS.
Feb. lG 81 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

a ERE broke Out at Port-au-P rince on
the Sab Of January last which destroyed six
hundred houses aud property 10 the value
Of 81, Oe0, 900 in about four hours. The
Ere broke out IN an apothecary's shop,
while the proprietor was engaged in the
manufacture Of Copal varuish.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

the courss-aad a proiusion Of the light
mud bloom OF beauty raining influence on
the salIan, show. We never saw as great a
throng ofspec,atorS on q similar occasion.
ar M the races. His Excellency is q hand.
sumo officer, aud was attended by a fine
staf--and our troops showed to great ad-
vantage in their rich varied uniforms
and our troops showed To great advantage
in their rich aud varied uui(orms-wore
creditably through their evolu'ions. and
presented altogether an appearance much
nsole military than mili,iary-duiug great
credi, 10 Gen. Schuierle, who has a~ci,iev'
ed wonders in bringing them to a state OF
efficient discipline. The day passed with
out any serious accident. though one or
Two ofihc cavalry %dis,nouu,cd invo!unla'
rily.-Charies.oa Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-22

Feb. 20
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
NOTICE.

The undersigned. at the July term, l843,
of the Probate Court of Marshall county,
Mississippi having been appointed commits
sioners to receive and examine all claims of
the several creditors of the estate of William
@. Irvine, deceased, reported insolvent BY
his Administrator, will meet at the office of
the Clerk of the Probate Court in Holly
Springs, on the third Saturdays of October,
January, April, and June next. to receive
proof Of claims against said Estate
ORDENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHfSM,
July 28th. l643. Commissioners
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
DOCTOR NJ. A. SIMMONS

eNzfzA Respectfully makes known to the
citizens of Holly Springs and
North Mississippi, that he is pre-
g pairing, and has on hand, medi-
clnewhIchwill cure all kinds of Liver COM
plants, Dyspepsy Sick Head Ache, Chol-
lc, Acute and Chronic inflanation of the
Liver &c. Also an lnfallble medicine for
all kinds of Female diseases and all kinds
OF Rheumatisms.
His medicines are too well known in
North Mississippi, to repeat here their heal
ing effects
Persons wishing to purchase, can, by
calling at the first door North the Union
House" be directed 10 his office.
June %, 1e43-45-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
NOTICE.

7 y pursuance of the provisions Ct a Deed
1uust, executed BY George Markham 10 me
for the purposes theEein'mentioned, and of record
IN the Office of the Probate Court of Marshall
County, Mississippi, | shall proceed 10 sell for
:ash, on the premises,
On The lSth dag of December, l843,
he Nortn WeSi quarter of Section p, Town |,
Range |, West of the Basis meridian ofthe
thickasaw cession or much of the same as
ill be sufficient for the purposes and according
. The pToviSio of Sa i'll deed. The title is be-
eyed 10 be iHdiSputable bat selling trustee, /
snail only convey such tile is vested in me by
the deed. HAMILTON THORNTON,
June l6, 1S43-6m. Trustee,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree of the Probate Court
of Marshall county. State of Mississippi, rem
dered at the December term, 1912, of said
Court. will on the 10th day of September
next, at the town of Lamar. proceed to sell
to the highest bidder. on a credit of ~
months. the following property. as the real
estate of VIM G.. Irwin, decd, to wit: Ore
lot in the town of Lamar. being part Of the
public square. containing "A feet by ia f..
back, on which is situated a store-house; al
so. lots No. %. 90. 81. %. 90 35. SO. s. 81,
IN said town Of Lamar; also, lot No 2 in
that part Of said town laid off by said VIM.
u. Irwin. ABRAM F. IRWIN,
Admir- IF Wm G. Irscin, decd.
Jlly %, 1913 -5O-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
ESTRAYs- Marshall CousrY.

Taken up by William Ursery. living 4
miles west of Tallaloosa, one sorrcl horse
white face, with white on hisslde. both hind
feei white to the knees glass eye, big shoul-
der. / O or Il years old, | ) or Is hands Lieh
Appraised to So
OLSO-One sorrel horse, star in his fore
head, left hind foot white, S or 9 years old,
Ia OF l5 hands high. Appraised to $50.
THOS. A. FALCONER,
July %, 1043-3t Ranger.
TAKEN up by Neverson Fowler. 3 mile
North west of North Mt Pleasant. one milk and
cider speckled mare mule, ofordinary size, VS..
d,under teeth projects half incl. farther forward
than the upper, wait on the right breast. ap
praised to Ss37k
B G. B. Benton, living in North Mt Pleas
ant. one sorrei horse mule, about 3 years old last
spring. Appraised 10 $50.
b Lemuel Farrer 4 miles Northwest of Hol-
lp Springs, on the Memphis road, one sorrel
mare mule, marks of seer on the shoulders,
years old, small size. Appraised 10 A25
THOS. a. FALCONER, Ranger,
August. 25th 1913
Taken up BY VIM Cunningham. seven miles
southeast of Waterford, one bay mare and year
ling colt. The mare has black legs and small
star in her face, about years old. Appraised
By hamilton Thornton, 81 miles North Of La
mar, one brown horse, about years old, gear
marks, black name and TAIL blemish iE the LEFT
eye - hands high Appraised 10 %
By John a. Davis, miles North OF molly
Springs one bay horse, left eye out, both hind feet
white, collar marks on his shoulder feet high
about ~ years old. Appraised 10 $50
Il. A. FALC0NER, Ranger.
August 4, I843.-51-3w
TAKEN up by Samuel O. Holser. living
5 miles north west of North Mt. Pleasant
one yellow sorrel horse, all of his feet white
bald face shod all round, some saddle spots
upwards of Is hands high. 9 or 10 years old
to S45.
By Henry Allen, living miles North |
west of Holly Springs one bay horse poney, |
5 or years old, / 3 12 hands high. shod all |
round. some saddle spots, name and tail bob |
bed off Appraised to S22 so
L. A. FALCOFER, Ranger,
July z, 1913.
TAKEN up by Hiram McCurry , miles west
of Chulahoma on the fernando road one ches- |
nut Sorrel horse flax name and tail. wound on |
the right jaw, star the forehead, or years
old this spIing. Appraised TO $40
THO. A. FALCONER Ranger. /
June 2, 1S43.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
DEN TISTRY.
u. OSW AID. NJ d

OFFERS his services TO the Citizens of Holly
~'ngs and vicinity, IN the practice OF Den
Oop.---e nterations entrusted 10 him
tai Surgery. An - nd scientific man
will be executed in durab.e CO. aanres-
ner, and at rates corresponding with The -
sed prices of every thing else.
A long experience in the Practice of Medicine
and Dental Surgery, enables him 10 anticipate
liberal share of public patronage
He vii! be consulted for the treatment OF all
affections, arising from decayed and defective
teeth, ard attend to the adjustment and eHectuai
cleansing of childrens teeth, as to secure to
them that comfort and beauty, of which many
of the present generation are deprived.
Ladies will be waited on at their residence, II
preferred
Office over the Northern Bank, in the room
formerly occupied by DR.. Bretney.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
FELLOW CITIZENS


10 you that the Legislature a, :, a,
SION established Tie Dis,,i., 'saa'as y
: Court Of hississippi," and reopi,.t.. e.'''
Governor should appoint Vrcr .,, =.
LoR to organize and hold the econ., eaAscE,
bus, for the counties of Low,5.. :, e''-.
! octibbeha. Winston, Neshob, - 'ol's
per- at Fulton for Iawamba, rs A''.
Pontotoc, Monroe, and Cbieas,r
rolton for Carroll. Holmes CHI. . "a.
lobusha and Tallahachie, and :.
Springs for Marshall, Tippab. ~,
Panole, CoahOma, Tunca and D...
to hold the office until the election
vemher next 's
The appointment thus reonir,3.,l
was rendered to and accepted BY nsr..
solicitation on my part, aud entered
diately upon the discharge Of =
Having received the Office BY a,,.s.-- -A
from the Governor aud put the C5or. M
successful operation, am anxior. 80.
it by the voice Of the People a, h. 49,
box, and have become a eandilass.-
ton.
My duty and inclination promr5..
make myself known to the voters
District, but lis size-twen;ythree sa,l
and the duties Of the office, which }.-
me in Court until the middle Of Jg.r
clude the possibility of doing 50 Il,
therefore addressed you intbis iorr5 tg.rr
also pass through as many of The coua.s,,.
l can before the election, and thus s7orl Il
opportunity of becoming personally know,
to you.
TRUST that am duly impressed win ID,
exalted station and the highly fespousiBlsm4
arduous duties of the office asked Of YOU and
although my vanity even, viii notaloFn me
o lay claim to the profound and extensive
egal knowledge, ripe judgment and i1s.
discrimination requisite to discharge is 5a.
les with distinction yet have been inl.
ed to ask the office ofihe people by having
,een made to believe that in dischargine hs
Iuties heretofore, have given general at
and that too under the trying cir
of organizing, for he hra tine
N independent Chancery Court ior Norh
and deciding a large number @.
auses, many of which were imPooaHl bsl
n account ofthe principles aud amounts ia,
olved in them.
Being personally unknown IN a large
ortion of the District, / deem il not impror
r to say to you, that reside in HOLY
prings, Marshall County. where iseHhi
an early day. after the Organization g.
lie Chickasaw country-am married, ani
ave family-and up to the time aPpo.a.
| Vice Chancellor. had been thirteen yeaa
ractising my profession, on both the Las
I'D Chancery side, to the exclusion Of a.
her employment that have never bsl
4 Office seeker, candidate for, OF hoI-a
office before, but having accepted thea
ointment of Vice Chancellor, ana surrol
cred my practice. l desire to be eleo'a
I'D that my fellow citizens may by lbei
otes say of me "well done good and ial'-.
Il servant" in return for which | vii no,
nly be faithful, but promise that will eoo-
nuc, as heretofore, to discharge The duties
r!he office-kuowing no man-iearingno
ian with a diligence that sbal! not uIe
ded by my short experience in dischaT gh5
$ duties. and such legal knowledge aad CO.
lcity for improvement as may be poses
4 of Respectfully,
JOSEPH w. CHALMERo.
Holly SPRINGS. August 25tb, 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15

TIE State Of Mississippi, Lafayette county.
Circuit Court
James A. stubblefeld, May Term l843
d.. Simmons.
THIS day came the complainant, by his at
torneys, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the defendant ID. J. Sim
mons is not an inhabitant of this state, but
resides beyond the limits thereof so that the
ordinary process ofthis coLIt cannot be serv-
ed upon him; therefore it is ordered by the
court, that unless the said defendant appea
before the Judge of the next circuit court to
be holden for the county of Lafayette, at the
court house in the Town of Oxford on the
Sd Monday of November lS43 and plead
answer, or demur to the bill ofcomp plant, the
several allegations thereof, will be taken for
confessed and such order and decree made
therein as the court shall deem equitable
and just And it is further ordered by the
court that ncopy ofthis order be inserted IN
the Holly Springs Gazette a newspaper pub
iisheG in the town of Holly Springs Miss
issippi, once a week, for two months success
lively. A true copy from the minutes.
G. NJ. PHIPPS, Clerk.
Belcher & Johnson, Sol.
JULY Am.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
TO THE EvoTERs OF THE COUN-
TIES OF TIPPAH, PONTOTOC,
MARSHALL LAFAYETTE, PA.
NOLA. DESOTO. TUNICA AND
COAHOMA.

NOLA, DESOTO, TUNICA AM
COAHOMA.
FELLow-CITIzENs
BY law passed at the recent called
session OF the Legislature, i: is provided thai
you shall elect the Clerk of the District
Chancery Court at Holly Springs By the
solicitation of numerous friends, | have been
induced to become candidate for that office /;
and OF course, | she'll feel gratified and hon
ored for the suffrages of a sufficient number
to secure my election.
The shortness of the period intervening
before the election, will render il impractical
bic for me TO call upon each voter, and com
pels me TO address you in this, the only way
in my power.
The proper performance OF the duties of
the office | ask is highly important to the
people of the District. By reason of the inn
portant character of the litigation carried on
IN the Chancery Court involving, as it does,
titles to lands, and personal property, to an
extent probably equalling that of all the suits
PiOSONutS III tnt 0IfCuu courts OF the 1 us
rict. OF my ability to discharge those du-
ties, II becomes not me to speak | have re-
sided in the county of Marshall since the year
1885, and for the last three years have been
engaged in the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of that County; end have thus
had an opportunity of acquiring a know
edge of the duties of Clerk, which ought
10 enable me to discharge, in satisfactory
manner the duties of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Chancery Court My acquaintance in
the District is unfortunately rather limited,
and must refer those of you whom have
not the pleasure of knowing personally, to
the citizens of my County generally, and TO
those more particularly who have had busi-
ness to transact in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court of Marshall County, for infor
nation in regard to my character, and quail |
fcations for the office | am seeking at vour
hands THOMAS LOuAX
Holly Springs, Sept 8, l843
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
NOTICE.

NOlIt 4.
THE undersigned, at the August Term, 1913
OF the Probate Court Of Mrashall county, Missis-
sippi. having been appointed Commissioners TO
receive and examine all claimes of the several
Creditors of tae estate of Thomas Sutton Dea-
ceased, reported Insolvent by his Administrator
will meet at the Office of the Clerh ofthe Probate
Court in Holly Springs, on the third Saturdays
of November and February next, to reseiTe
proof Of claims against said Estate
GORDEN TIA WAITE, . Commits
sEN WILLIAM CHISM, sioners
August 3Ist 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15

Il u. q.
A * not Of me, thou daTk-eyed one
Whal may the future be-
Look 10 thv heaIt-and ask OF none
To read the stars for heel
Look back upon the silcutness
OF unretuTning years
Thy faded hours OF early bliss
OF passion and of tears.
YET stay-the spell Is over me
And | must speak thy doom
Like dark waves on midnight sea
Behold Thy future comei
Av. bend thy brow as manhood may
And scoh me as thou wilt
see thee on thy future way
A haunted thing OF guill
Thou IT Fastening from thy native land
With crime upon thy soul,
Not such as lifts the midnight brand
The dagger or the bowl
No-thine hath been a guiltier part
IL hath a darker seal
Thy pride hath crushed the human heart
As with an iron heel
Go to the classic shrines of old
The tombs of mighty men
Where desolation gray and cold
Tellelh OF what has been.
Go dream beside the Parthenon-
Or By Grenada's walls
Or lingpT where The desert SIN
On Tadmor's ruin falls
Yet there-thy dreams of power and gloom
One thought shall glide between-x
Above the hero's crumbed tomb
Thy martyred one shall lean!
And through the old, deserted pile,
That pale, still form shall glide,
And dimly in the piIlared aisle
Steal softly atthy sidel
Gq.mingle with the glad and gay,
And bow at pleasures shrine
A nd beautiy's faiTest form shall lay
Their gentle hands on thine;
Yet there-a spectre ever nigh
The injured one shall come,
Aud underneath Loves melting eve.
Shall turn thy smile to gloom.
Go now-the lingering cause is givens
The spell is laid on thee
The scorn Ofthe earth-the wrath OF heaven
Is in thy beStinyl
Or on the land, or on the sea,
In shadow or in sun
= f"rm shall follow thee
That spectral
The broken hearted on.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
LOOK HE RE!
100000 WORTH HOF GOO ID S
SELLING OFF AT COST

The subscriber now offers his stock OF
Goods at cost. for cash His stock embraa
ces nearly every article usually kept IN i
retail Store. and as am determined 10 sell
them invite the Citizens of Holly Springs
and its vicinity, to gall and examine for
themselves. as they viii save their dimes by
doing so. ). III. SLEi'OE.
ALSO a fine Carriage and superior
pair of horses for sale, at price to CORES
nond with the times. j. nj. S.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL


CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL
COUNTY,
Robert Knox, in Equity
rS~
Charles Stewart
&
Duncan Campbell.
UPON opening the matters OF TINS bill, and
il appearing to the Court that Charles
Stewart one the defendants, is not resident
Of this State. but resides beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him 1t is ordered thai
unless the said defendant appears before the
Judge the Circuit Court on the lst Mon
day in September next, and pleads, answers
or demurs to the aforesaid bill, the allega-
tions thereof viii be taken for confessed, and
such order or decree made as The Cour; may
deem equitable. And it is ordered that a
copy of this order be published in the "IIol-
ly Springs Gazette once week for two
months success ivelv.
A L. CARUTHERS,
June 8, 1943-9t Clerk, c. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
VALUABLE RECEIPTS.

VarnisA for Boots and Shoes, by 1chich
heg are rendered Water-Proof-Take a
pint of linseed oil, with hall pound OF mtu-
ton suet, six or eight ounces Of bees wax
and small piece of rosn Boil all these in a
pipkin, and let the liquid cool I'LL milk
-varm-then with a brush lay it on boots or
shoes. The leather mus, be pefectly dry.
Cure for the Black T0ngue-A handful
Of fine salt rubbed upon the tongue of
horse that has the black tongue will effect
a cure, in at most two applications.
Cnre for Corns.-Corns may oe cured by
binding on them at night piece of sponge,
moistened in q solution of pearl-ash. The
corn may be brushed off in the morning,
having been Dissolved by the action OF the
caustic.
Protection of Vines Plaster sprinkled
over vines will protect them from the rava-
ges of the striped bug.
To cure Bots IL, Aorses.-Pour Down the
horses throat quarter of pound OF alum
dissolved in a pint of water, milk warm IN
ten minutes after administeT pint OF hnseed
oil-in ten minutes the horse wilt rise and
eat.
To take Spots out of Sih-Rub the spots
with spirits Of turpenIine spirits exhaling,
carries off with it the oil that ca rses the spot
Fora Wasp Stirg.-Bind on the place
a thick plaster Of common salt moistened; II
will soon extract the venom.
Sick Headache-Three or four drops Of
nitric acid, dissolved in cold water. and drank
is sure remedy for sick headache, when Il
arise from want of acid in the stomach.
The oftener carpets are shaken, the lon
ger they will wear; the dirt that collects un-
der them wears.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
NEW wwATCH HEsTABLIsHMENT

81 THE undersigned having cem
n@A menced the Watch and Jewelry
X- % business in Holly Springs, will
EH. .rkA devote himself to the repairing of
@sLszlZ> fine watches, Jewelry, &c Hav-
ing been instructed in the art at q manufacturing
house in Liverpool he viii be able TO replace
make anew any part OF a watch which may be
broken worn, IN as good stiIe as when II
new. He has been engaged in the business at
Sommerville, Ten, for nearly three years,
where he can give numerous respectable refer
ences of his skill. Shop on the South side of the
Public Square, at w att & Jones' tin plate facto-
ry. HENRY p. TOURNER.
May the 19, 1S43.-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
D NTG 8 q 3 Va
CHARLES O,B YAE,

\" ILL be in Holly Springs during the first
Wv week of every month, when he would be
pleased to serve all who may choose to give him
their patronage He is prepared to set any num-
Der of teeth, from one foil set, and viii make
gold palates and warrant them to remedy de-
iectiye pronunciation without any pain. As his
will of course attend 10 his old practice free OF
charge. All operations warranted, and charges
low as the use of good material will allow. He
transient Dentists, who often use tin or lead for
filling the teeth and set teeth Of ivory or COM
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
Refer 10 the Physicians of Holly Springs
Hernando, Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April Z, 1S43-34-l2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15

6AME the complainant by his solicitor, and il
- appearing to the satisfaction of the court.
fhatthe defendant, Eliza Hust Is not resident
citizen Of the state of mississippi but resides be-
yond the limits ihereof, IL is therefore ordered by
the court that publicati n be made for three
months successfully in the Holly Springs Ga
zetfe, Newspaper published in the town Of Hol-
ly Springs mississippi, that unless the said Eliza
fIusf appear, plead answer or demur 10 said
complainant's bill ON or before the first monday
NJ September 1913 the bill will be taken for con-
fcssed as to her, and set for hearing ex parte.
A copy from the minutes.
Test, a. L. CARUTHERS,
may 10. 1913 Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
MORE NEW Goons.

'fsHE subscribers have just received 20O0 yards
a of Calieees, from 81 to 25 cents per yard
Also, 5000 yards Brown and Bleached Domestics,
from to 90 cents per yard, besides many other
goods, which will be sold toac for cash
June 8, lsi3-43-tf II. HOLMES & co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
Botanic ThOmSOnian Medicines.

have this day received, direct ron Ia.r p, !
;imore, the best and cheapest lot OF BO - q,
&c MEDICINES, ever offered 10 '-'
Southwest
Orders and Prescriptions carefully Pg' ~
and thankfully received. Terms 6a',,
all occasions. J. J. GAlEbt
Holly Springs July 6, l645-Srl
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15

TAKEN up by Alfred Freeman ol- -
brown Mule q or 10 years old, a smnil - =.
the night hip, and some white hairs OF Z. d b.
side. also, some white on the neciEi thous.
collar marks. Appraised 10 SSl .,f Ho-
BY Humpbree Keeble, Il miles Ca e.. : nan
ly Springs, on Tippah, one SorTel ',,iisr no,ii Sir
ed with white spots on The rl5hl sls. s--,f year
in the forehead, some saddle spes' 3Do'
old. Appraised TO $50. ,es hidsl
BY AA. Bagard, two Steers. on 2 ~ r. riEaai
marked with crop and under BIS D ~ laa ,s5ra
and swallow fork in the left ear. - = % Il
red steer. crop off the right ear, -, ssPP
4 years old each Appraised e 81 = q panrsr.
THOS. A. FALCOSEr i'
Sept. 8, 1913.