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TIE. OLD APPLE TREE.

BY CHARLES ". LtwiS.
TIE old arplc.trre, where IN childhood played
Round the chair of nv gransrr that s.t in ITS shade
Oh the loved tina; oncs sat beneath IT arc gene
And the old appletree is deserted AMI lone
hut dear 10 my heart is the old aprle-trce,
its blossoms still inuIi,h the murmaring bee,
The rcd breast still rIsties its brsHel,es among,
And the lark from its top pours his erison song.
The grass is still green on the turf underneath,
The .wect-bfia dis,ils there IL odnroa. breath,
The rose and the elantine still as far
And as sweet as in endhoofs blest they wore.
Oh long NAV that tree in its ve,iue be seen.
And long may the ,uri underneath it he green,
The birds t,e sing swestly, aud flowers bloom fair
For m, loved sf childhood are slunbefinH there.
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There Is an incident connected with The Rhode Island
election winch snl,s us rs Nnbup an lns,nnc. ri as
pure patriotism rs the world ever Witnessed II was
told to us Yesterday hya friend from Providence who
WAS cognHanl al all the circumstances Capt Carmen
i"', an old ship maSttr on his dying bed not eN-
prc'e' To live through the day, ON Monday morning.
ms grave cloths W'tn all IIrparcd with his wife 10 his
bod side and said her ial lac did no survive the day.
''And my deal, sld h.. Il have nothing else 10 leave
10 ypu and ctr children, but want very much To leave
YOU ho legacy al good govcrnmcnt-- want to vote To
d'N Mis- I. was oi COURSE lstonshci, and replied
mat 'nrh thug was mp1ssibe--tla, he then dy
ny. Ihe circumstance, however, WAS communicated
10 ne presiding officer oi the ward aud ia. ballot box nns
conveyed 10 The house OF the dying patrotby an officer
he was raised IN his bed his name on the 'aw
aud order fell back upon his bed. and in few hous
WAS corlse " 1. Courier
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VIRGINIA: At rules hell in the Clerks Office Of thu Cir
cult superior Court OF Law and Chanccry ,r the con
ty of Nelson, in the month of April, 1915:
Joseph F Montgomery, in his right AID a. executor
of Joseph Montgomery, derd Plaintiff,
against
Jane Montgomery widow and relict Of Joseph Montgom-
cry, decd, Thomas e. Goodwin and Iuci ida his wife, Clay
ton {. Montgomery and Mary W. his wife, John Tompkn'
and Martha NJ his vile. Seaon o. Loving and Louisa NJ
his wife, Wilson Peters and Iauctia W. his wife, Samuel H.
Shelton and Paulna s his wife, Sarah T., Meg ,iuson and
Amira Mcgeinson, infant children If Joseph C. Meg.n-
AID Marsar j. A. Craw ford infant das of Joseph
H. Crawford, and HAYES \. Coleman, late Sheriff OF Mel
son, and such, Of The of Joseph Mont
cry, decd, Defendants
IL CHANCEgY.
The defendants, CLAYTON {. Montgomery and Mary ". ms
wife, not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Ascnh, and the rules of this Court,
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants of this CommonW cath the motion OF tho
plaintiff by his counsel 1t ordered the said defendants
do appear here rules be held the Clerks Office,
on the first Monday in July next, and the plaintiffs
bill and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
the I.nchbrg \ignian, newspaper published IN Inc
town OF ynchburg o two month. succcss,ely, and ahoh-
copy thereof posted the front door of the courthouse
OF this county, on some court day.
Copy,-Teste
RO. c. CUTLER. cl'k
April 10 WIN
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.Niiiencry and .rFaafua making.

Mrs GAMEWFIL bsgs leave 10 iuioTm her
VI friends and customers, that she has moved her
residence the first three story brick house ah,ve Plan
iers' Warehouse (beloneing 10 Rev. }. Eary) near
Ihe upper end Of Main street, where shs will at all times
be ready aud pleased them in every branch oi
her business. in neat and fashionable style. Chldrens
Clothes made aud trimmed IN every variety Of style.
B1nncis bleaced aud trimmed in neat manner, and
her prices viii be to suit the times.
April 10 3m
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HE TINES arr very bad; but nolng like 80 bud Is
many oios Rfe disposed 10 regard them Philosophers
might yer, appropriately define man 10 he dpcoilen,d
animal lis nature is 10 efunblc In his highest pros
pony be RtombI"S, Hes hike the grave always crying
mot enough. until the grave itself gels him. aud ends
his cravings with his life This TRAIT IN human naiute
rnusrs men invariably 10 eyaagcrale their dsfc,scs and
Mo have striking evidence OF this IN the cutlery which
has been raised III our own country ,abonndlng pofs,
as II dues IN every thlng that promote the earth
y Happiness u mco. Whatever may be mans mslar
tune, nom hisnslaten enterprises aud oNtlyaqsnre
~ DINER calse So lung rs he has his heath and faculties
There M danger IN Tins country hut he may not only
vad starvation, hut live comfortably. Yet we see thai
having This, he Is not content because he has not leisure
and ease, aud elegance added to them.
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STATE OF MAINE
In The year Of our Lord thousand eir hundred an,
torty-threc.
An Act " define the lennih of Cnmeis, ,,na -n,l E

IN INC yed' y our LORD one thousand eight hundred and
torty-ttrec.
An Act to define the length Of Comets tails and Ct
other purposes.
Dec l. be II enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, as follows From aud after the fist day
d April next no Comet shall be allowed to come within
our planetary SYSTEM with tail of greater length than
one million Oh miles, except in the Congressional District
Of Lincoln and Oxford in which ease !, ma, .y,ona
nurthwestery aud suheas'ery in crooked direction
to the utmost limits Of said district
Sec. 2. Belt further enacted That for every vol,,,,
Of the PROVISIONS Of this act fine shall be Maid 10 tbc
county by the inhabitants thereof Of not less than five
thousand nor more than ten thousand dollars a, the dis
cretion Of the Chief Justice Of the Town Court wber.
the offence may be Committed. PAYABLE within thirty
days after conviction, in gold silver. -shite
Sec g. De II further enacted. That for aiding or abe,
ngany violation Of this act the private property Of the
inhabtants Of said Comet, and ofal other persons with
~ the range Of Us urbit, shall he holden Through al
sosniag tines"
Sec. 4 BE it further enacted, I ha, ii may and shall
be lawful for the Democrat nnpdldaies ta16k.gres.
ssos e. s'sssnsediny .Jnn11 .t1] ens rid,
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LEGISLATIVE, FIN

The following bill was read bat mol passed in IL.
Maine House OF Representatives ~hil. that body was
awaiting lis recent prohgaon. II is more successful
than most Of the last day vii Of our leuisla,p,es
Nhen the reader remembers that among the radical
movements OF the Maine Legislature were the pa,sr,
81 an acl extending the privilege to practice Law 10 all
honest citizens and another imposing drec, tax on raj
roads, with Others oi the kind he will the better under
stand the satire Of this fun.
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EEOISs, .E,N'gD LOT.

being tic same oceUped BY Richard II Tocr, rs a
family residence. aud formerly occupied by the said
Bailey himself family resdcnce-and the same
which was conveyed to the said Baey by John 5 Lee,
executor oi John Smith, deceased by deed bearing date
the i day Of July, 1881 aud Of record IN the lusiigs
Court for the corporation of yncburg also another Lot
lying opposite The former, with Carriage House. and
Stable, erected thereon, beln. the which
'cyed 10 the SAID Bailey by the said Lee, executor
aforesaid by deed bearing date the 10Th day Of June
ls3l aud also Of record ia tho said Hastings Court
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(.HsabsJN ID.

containing more than fourth of an acre. being the
same which was conveyed to the said Bailey by limo
Thy Fletcher by deed, bearing date the alst day Of
October. 1853 and ais, OF record IN the said llusnos
Court HENRY DU NAINGTON, Serg't c. l..
and as such Commissioner.
April 10 tl3Alay
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= d ii e .

TDNllE firm Of WILLIAM W. FERGUSON & Co
4 dissolved the lst day of Anrust. Irio.-
All persons indebted to the said firm, will make pay.
ment to Robert Rlvs Those having claims against The
said coaeefn, are requested present him f,r pay
ment. WILLIAM w. FERGUSON,
ROBERT KlHES.
Ben, Creek, Feb u w2m
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Carriages, Bug.ie..&c. &C. forsaic.

4 CSf received al Exchange Corner one fine family
- Carriaae, Park Phaelon, one draw front Phae-
ton Barouch, and very handsome light Buggy
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase any thing in the Gar
rage way, would do Will 10 call ard examine those
have on hand, as am determined 10 sell Them unusual
~ low, for cash approved negotiable paper.
NJ. TALBOT, Exchange Corner.
March Is
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Wr. benjamin w. Walker:
" OF will take notice. that shall, on the ooh day
of May. l. ~, at the Court house of Rankin Coln-
ty, IN the town OF Brandon. State ot Mississippi take
the drpoSons 1T Samuel VI. Pickett. fhomasJ Coffee
l>Nac W hc, David Dixon, Andrew Giyan, f. II Iun,-
bard, Mr. -- Head and others; and OH the 3ls day
OF the saline month aud year, the Brokers Office o =
brown IN the town of lcksburg, Warren County, Mis-
siSSpp iahe the dcposlilons Of Shepherd brown and
MAJOR hillkee, all ufEhlch dispositions vi" be read
evidence III two suits AT law III which you are plaintiff
aud am defendant, the ono presiding in the County
Court OF Halifax County, Virginia. aud the other in the
Circuit Superior Court OF Jaw aud Chanccry for the
County of Halifax aforesaid
Very respectfully. yours. SC.
THOMAS IIUNDLEY.
April l3 iw
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Coon. IN lrshnan writing sketch Of his life saw
he early ran away om his father because he dlscosofr,
he was only his unclG
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have placed the books aud papers of the concern of
W Villain w Ferguson &Co., ia the hands Of Andrew
h'e' 10 snrntend the closing of the conrern under
such agents as he will appoint. ROBERT RlVES
Bent Greek, Feb. q isl3 w2m
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u % II & 4;

4" htfpd
HobSE or PRU.iIE E,NTERT LN.liE.,T
ne can take horse dmyers Also, few iay bo,rders
n"u 1--WE 'e'n lodging An Office attached 10 The same
o"lu'ls viii good front cellar for rent The ,nner
P' Oh me house nowoccnpedby Thos J. Oicy as an or
nee Is ior rent with goud kitchen ana meat house
nave Livery Stable and eau accommodate the nofe
WIN Saddle ilorses, Baggies Sc. The subscriber rs
supported by the public ARCHER EROIXZ
-, ne basue VIII be conducted for me by Auuu,tn.
w. Gross. '".", :,
March Is ~ -.
-
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j d IL Y v aEG a a .

SfN IN YEARS OLD the ensuing Sprnp. Will
- stand the neat season al Aaron G., Simn,on;s i've.
S rom /. fowel 5, iour miles from Amherst Court
House hail oil the season; and the remainder o the
son at Beihe Con james River and will be let to mares
al 'he moderate price OF eight dollars the se:,n which
may he discharged by the payment Of six dollars if paiJ
by the Isl day of August AT which lime the season OK
P'tee; ten dollars to Insure be in t,al Il, hr
P'd as soon Inc mare Is asrerant In be IN fal or trans
ierred; Three dollars the single leap to be paid at the
time oil service Every possible care will be taken to
prevent accidents, but will not be responsible for any
Ia all casts ior Jcnnies pur 10 Jon YrICAN
The price VIII be double that of mares 80 cents in all
eases to the groom The season will commence the Isl
any o' aPfi' am' expire as above, Gentlemen wishing
to raise stock OF this kind Of the first rate will d., well
to mark the difference in the quality and blood of them
as they may be assured that is very great AS to size
quality aud performance The snail Mexican or rcxi,n
cN, pe'ng TO" small to suit our country. while the real
Spanish well-bred. posscsses sia. aud well disposed
quality. KOBER.r MOORE
puchneha" 70, va, aprIl 10 w3w
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April 10
NO gzEg,.

10 Ed'rad bryant aqd Eliza B. hi, riff. Hivja,n
B .h'o'man amt Mary l.. his riff Harriet H. Lee
Formerly Harriet II. Ellington, and all persons uho
may be interested in he premises:
: Nhf. notice that shall make application tt the
u Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanc.ry. for
the county OF Charlotte. lis next term to bo held an
the Tuesday after the first Monday in June 1873, for
leave TO remove to their place of residence in the State
OF Georgia, the money and other personal property of
my wards, Sarah = Ellington and Simeon w. Filing
ION 10 which they may be entitled under the will of
Their grandfather John Pettus deed ar which may
he decrced 10 them in suit prndng in said Circuit
superior Court of Law Chaurcry, on the CHANGER,
side, IN winch they plaintiffs and JOSEPH, H. Rob
'r'S and titles Harris. eNors of John Pc,us deceased
ana others, are Defendants my said wards and myself
being non residents Of the State olViroinia
DAVID II. KIRKLAND
April 10 Iv
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship South America arrived at New
ork Thursday aiirnoun. having sailed from Liver
pol on the 9TH nit The news il not Of much mpor
lance We give all The iiens OF interest.
The debates in tie French Chan Der Of Deputies
had been unusually animated and had resulted ia asoi
oi The Son GuiDi ministry. Upon The bill appropfla
ting service money! test vote had been had aud
the ministry triumphant.
At Dublin. on the ID the great repeal debate in tbe
Cha nber oi TIL iowa Counsel, brought Ia elose.
On the house being divided the question, The vote
simd-
For OG onn.l's motion Al
Against II fincludug Lord Mayors voe) l.
Majority in favor Of cooperation %
On the numbers being announced, the Liberaior
sured the 'ttweuty sA that their should BIZ IN
scnbcd upon n Column IL College green, aud banied
down la poserly IN the Impefshabe record OF Irish his
tory. lie iien moved that committee should he ap=
poinod from the maJorny 10 prepare danght Of petl
ton To Parliament for repeal of the mon.
II u. VI figatc Modesto had arrived with i .0O.
600 of The China treaty money, and also the Columbine
with I1p.0uo, VI the same account
Rerier n tte Lirepooi marhd .to, The wseh ending
March GH.
Ton.cco.- hhhough the TaLacco market has borne
quiet aspect all the no NIL still the sales Ia
ZOO hhds-Itces have undergone very lilfr change
txepl Tor Kentucky stemned, which being pressed up
on the market may he eonsidcttd owef
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SHORT PATENT SERMON.
BY DOW. IN.
ON OLD MAIDS AND MA1Rl NONf.

The lives no goose 81 grey. but saon or late.
viii meet some honest sauder Tor It's mate.
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JOHN :. LANGsYORNE,
Commission anil Forwarding
.TgcFchONf.

nEFF.RS his services to his friends and the pub
~ lie, for the sale Of Flour. Wheat, Tobacco and
every description of Country Produce.
Having been some time engaged in the Flour trade:
he taters himself that he will be enabled give general
satisfaction in the sale Of that article. Particular aen
ton given to the sale OF Tobacco, his charges as usuai
per hid EIeis also prepared to forward any of the a
bovc articles, free OF drayage, and upon good ies
any other house in the place Office under the stofe
of Messrs. Cobbs, Armsiead & Henderson.
March % w3m
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FOR


VV'~t VI 5sV.N VT Z II MY,
Liver ContlaiRts, .istn,a, Bronchs Iaj,S or
Of The breast, Ct0ac Coughs, dgicu,ty Of brsa,Jax
splitting Of blood, and all affection II hs Pulmonary Or
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For O'l onn.ll's motion III
Against II fncud,ug Lord Mayors yole) l.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT. JULY TERM 1S43. al
To all persons interested in the Real Estate of
the heirs Of, John A. CrigIGr, decd, late Of
said County Of LOsOndes.
VOU are hereby cited to appear before the
III Judge of our said Probate Court, at a
Term thereof, to be. holden for said County on
The first Monday in September next
to show cause, if any you can, why an order
should not be made to sell the following des-
cribed lands, 20 wits L 49,.
The south east quarter, and City FIVE
acres off the west side Of the west half
ofthe north east quarter, and the east
half Of the south west quarter, Of sec
lion fifteen, township nineteen, range
seventeen, west, containing in all, three
hundred and forty nine acres, agreea-
bic to the petition Of William Weaver, Guar
dian of the heirs of said Estate,
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
Probat IS for SAID County of Lowndes, this the
Sd day of July, A. ID. 1913.
Attest. WIN. p FULLER,
July ~, 1643. Clerk
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nave been called Gson. nersuuallve ana
through the columns0f the last pDern1ersf .
Dy "many voters, sswithout distinction Of r,ar.
sy 70 become candidate for the Office of
Judge OF the Probate Court Whether we re-
gard the nature, or variety Of subjects which
come Within the eognIzance Of the Court. the
once y one OF much responsibility. Every
volvlng very large amounts have to pass
through the forms, and disrributivc supervis-
ions OF tins Court (; the probate Of wills. the
estate CT IDIOTS and Iunatics as well as of their
persons are under It's care, and subject to its
supervision the estate Of wards the accounts
Oh guardians executors and administrators
without Limitation, as to their amounts. are al.
SO here settled ;-questions of caDacitv or m.
capacity. sanity or insanity, and numerous
others OF delicate and legal nature, may and
sometimes have arisen for adjudication in this
Court. Much discretion is also necessarily en-
trusted to II in the disposal of the whole or
part OF the inheritance ofthe real.as welIas the
personal estate of the heir or ward.
The importance of the Office is much in.
creased, by the consideration that the Sup
RENE Court of this State has decided that it's
jurisdiction, on all subjects conceded to il, ex-
elusive of any other Court, and that its decis-
ion cannot be revised, except by appeal In
view OF tins delicate Iatitudinous and exclusive
power ofthe Court, / have felt some hesitancv
IN deciding to become candidate for vour SUIT
Fages for the Office. Having, however de-
voted my life to the science and practice of the
law, till within short time past, and encour
aged 6V the opinions and wishes of others.
have Determined to become candidate, and
now declare myselfsuch, for your sufferages at
the ensuing election, for the Office of Judge of
the Probate Court of Lowndes county.
Whatever capacity may possess for the
performance of the Office, should it be your
pleasure to confer it on me, shall be exerted to
promote the. purposes of its organization, and to
subserve the ends of justice.
Respectfully,
PETER MAYO.
August 9TH, 1S43.
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D1srRIcT CHANcERY CoUBT OF THE STATE
or MIssfssIPfE. q.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
August Rules, 1S43.
Alexander Young, Complainant, J
No, 1O4,. vs..
James Z. Parks, Defendant.
TTPON opening, the matters of this bill, and
" it appearing that the defendant is not an
inhabitant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof SO that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon him.
It is ordered that. unless said defendant APP
pears before the; Vice Chancellor at the, Court
room in The town of Columbus on the
LIST Monday il November next,
and plead answer or demnr to the bill Of cons
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed and such order or
decree made therein as 20 the Vice Chancellor
may seem equitable and Just.
It is further ordered that copy of this order
be inserted in the democratic Whig, news
paper published in the town of Columbus,
once week for two months successfully.
M. McCARTHYsclk.
HARRIS & HARRISON, Solicitors.
August 10Th, 1913.
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has been publicly refute6 by Judge Clayton
himselfin the Halls OF Congress. :
NJ The facts which i have given above are fresh
~ the recollection of many gentlemen, ffienis
and associates Of The deceased fesidlno ,,v5
IN this Statewide viii at AZ times cheerftIllv
attest their truth. Such being the caaa. "a
community are left to form their own conrI,,.
sionss as Co the motives which .promD.ed this
wanfon and vindictive assault ON the characrer
Of Judge Ciyton--and / have no fear Int
thai ms accusefs whoever they may bel win
be visited With JUS. cutidennatIon.
i have now performed what considerefi an
imperative SdutYytlat all honorable rnsn n.;oht
De Certified properly ofthe truth-and If from
their impressions ofthis charge they have done
injustice 10 the character 81 Judge CLAYTON,
that amends might be forthwith made.
Ia making this statement, have been actin
ated, By no apprehension that the Interest," 81
Geo K. Clayton would he iniuriousIv afTected
by this charge against his hiher-(w with this
have nothing to do but solely with view of
doing justice to the memory Of one who is
Very respectfully yours,
JOS. b. COBB.
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.August, 1913.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

- !
LowNDEs COUNTY, PROBATE CoURr, AUeUsr
TERM, A. ID. 1913.
HNO all persons interested in the real estate.
u of Felix Wood.deceased late of said coun-
~ and State aforesaid You are hereby cit
ed to appear before the Judge of our said Pro-
bates Court at term thereof to be holden for
said county, on the first Mondsy in October
next, I643, fat the Court House in the town
of Columbus, then and there to show cause
1t any You can, why an order should not
be made TO sell the following described lands
belonging to the estate of said Felix Wood,
deed, according to the prayer of the petition
Of Locky Wood, adm'x. of the estate of said
deceased, to wit The south east quarter,
section number Thirty. five, south half north
east q6artef, south east quarter east Iiaifsoulli
west quarter and south west quarter al south
west quarter dissection thirty six, in township
number sixteen. south of range number seven
teen, west and lots numbers five, eight, and
eleven, of section one, north west quarter, of
north east quarter, dissection number wo, and
the east half north west quarter, the east half
north west quarter, the east half; south west
quarter, and west hail. south east quarter, of
section eleven, and lot No. two, Of section
number twelve.in township number seventeen,
south Orange number seventeen west, com
monty called and known as the min tract. It
is further ordered by the Court that this cita-
ton be published in the Columbus Democrat
and Democratic Wing, two newspapers pub
lished IN The town Of Columbus. for six weeks
successfully.
Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson,
Judge Of Probates Court for Iowndes county.
Mississippi, this the. first Monday of August A.
d. 1943
Issued from heminutes che 9th day of Au-
gust, 1643. Attest.
WM. p FULLER Clerk.
August IL. 1s43-6w6 lPrs. lee, 1900