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I, will be seen that 1884, the average of exchange
was 30 63i and the average price Of coffee 3Ss 3D.,
while the average tor lsi3 of exchange was 1874 and
the average price Of coffee 26s 3D. and reaching in the
month Of December, is43, GAS. Id per cwt The same
reduction has been experienced in prices in nearly ell
the principal markets of the world Quotations having
reached SO low point, operators fully convinced
advance must take place. and capital being very
cheap and abundant, and ready for investment in any
thing holding out the slightest prospect Of GAIN many
into the business purely speculative principles.
The did not become general as anticipated
either in markets or those Of Europe. The effect
here to check operations Prices advanced on the
move have since been sustained but the trans
actions have been very limited.
The recent report made by the Georgia Railroad com.
pany shows great Improvement in the affairs connected
with the road For the months of March, ls43 and 1884,
the ratio for earnings has been $7,s44 to sa5OO7.
Length Of the Road. 1901 mesfat bar 100 miles, rail
the balance Of the dstancesix miles Of trestle work,
onethird OF which will be filed up future day.
Total cost OF the Road .......... 50, 5si 723
Average cost per mile, exclusive Of engines and
The earning. Of the Road for IS months, ending '
Dee lst lst3, amount to S227 1871 "a
Expenses Of conducting the Road for that
PERIOD 'i"s'S'i Id
Leaving profit of. ................S93 500, 100 81
The earnings from the LIST December. isis. to
The earnings during March, Isia about 800. $4,000
The earnings during March, lSa3. ......... 1914
The failure of the Phoenix Bank of Columbus, Geo is
still creating considerable excitement in the vicinity of
Its location The card published In this city by one of
the parties whose connected with the institu
ton, has inssgsted investigation into the affairs Of the
Bank Martin the President represented US being, at
the time of ths explosion partner Of Lentlhon Co.
II viii be seen thst four Of the principal Stockholders
reported the oath Of the President all accused
either directly indirectly with the extensive
frauds consumma'ed BY q. Kosar the banks and in
diyiiuas Of this city, Augusta and Columbus Lsntlhon
and sprear the annexed list the of $40
shares valued $50 Mr. Lentlhon In his card, says
81 have been owner Of that institution, had
any direct interest in its b.siness The following
returns made by the exPresident, Martin, to the
Governor OF the State, last October.
srsrE rHr Pnrsu BAsx, OF CoLuMBus. OcroBER
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GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW
WORK

THE COMMITTEE appointed by the Grand Lodge of the
Most Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Ac
cepted Masous of the State Of New York
Monday aternoou the 7h he choIy
duty Of the Fraternity of this
the Grad Master Of the Universe has been pleased
rom his earthly abo venerable and beloved GRAND
MASTER, the Most Worshipful MORGAN LEWIS, who
for fourteen has occupied the Oriental Chair of the Grand
Lodge Of this State BY this affective which has
whemed VITA profound deprived of aBrothsr
not only Distinguished BY learning talents eminent public
prudent counsellor affirm and supporter Of the prnc
pies OF our Odera Father whore advice might all
time; c?udesty 1y Initiated into the mystsrie. Of the
TINS and when in the midst of the and tempest
Of Anti Masonic violence he called the 1880 the
o., GsaSd Mafte ship Of he tate ehseuy PLACED himself
:" he last hoqi. Of HIS earthly career testified his
Grand Lodge reached him Sunday the 7th mer
dan when he departed from the Goth his
The GRAND LopeE will assemble at the o. L. Room a,
O'clock on Wednesday afternoon the 10th Instant attend
me uera from the resi- ance Of the LAT. Grand Master No u
Leonard ,est The Subordinate Lodges ia the city of New
York and IFS victr will assemble their respective Lodge
Howard House
The Officers aud Members of g. Lodge will appear in the
Jewels OF their rank msung-al Others in white and
Ante gloves only With eraps on tts eft arm
LEWIS FEuCHTWANGER.
?. s. VAN HOLTEN,
JAMES HERRING,
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Foreign lSnps,rtat,ons

PAiERMo-B rque H0gsi00 boxe, orapees 10 do lemons
800 sacks 100 bags walnuts so do bes Surgs
ByENos AYREs-Bng Cumberland-7t9l hides Barclay &
Livugsou36 bales DOL Pickegill co4a Bernard Adams
co. &c to order.
HAvANA-Ship Crstoval Cocn-89 bxs sugar Spoford Tile
1896 do Woolsey & Woolsey-33 NJ Tayo ]
Tsylo-S Beck Kunhordt-32o boxes Manzanedo
KIeymbsrg & Cos Renauld co-26o boxes segars
Conneii-7s DO Chs Brumiey-25s do bales bb do ~ bs
tobacco Ledon-l box bag mdse Birkb-ck jr-lO2
oranges SO dozen pine apples Acksry Ackerl
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LIvERPooL-Pscket ship Ind ependence-WmP Wainwright
Chis Anthem, Hertz, John Martin, F. II Greenway.
Schesinge John Hone George Stohard and lady
Rasby q New York; I.. Bolton New Reehes NY; NJ.
John Raion George Parish Philadelphia; WIN Graham,
gamore Falqust France; Felipe Fernandez SPAIN w
pretyman, 33d ksgt A. Upper Canada Colvert, I'd
Dragon Guards; Mr. Renton.
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Died

On Sunday evening, 7th inst. SARAH S., relot Of the
late Aaron Piggot, in the Goth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem
bers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. invited
attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Forsyth street. Dvi
sion
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Asrrs Pots very dull ct former quotations Of
"a asa a q %, and pearls ere heid 81 "a
Btsswss Prime yellow sells ~ last arrives, At BOZ
so.c. The demand IS principally for export
BRrsDsrUtfs-No change la this arket Western -four
soru ~ Tie ws derived from The sss. source. Of alor
nation -
vermiliion,. .................... 5000 bush
ssHsa.iy and on Mad River R.iirosi,.- .iaesoo %
,.,sns ,,,c, and K.ms.oc DO" 40
ON the west shore oi Lake Michigan. ss,oco DO
This cSclasreoi the quantity We reported day
CorroS-Ths market has been quiet sgsin to-day, with
but little disposition shown 90 operate on the part 81 buy
seller. Tho sales are about io"o tales without,
accepted today which refused on saturday, and
others solicited without obtaining them. The market 10
c"n'~Ihsre have been several arrivals within few
days, bu, sles have act irsnspred 1so eafgoe' srv
edyes'srds, snd are hslal, N ..s ms ~
pool q, IA 10 A. made to-day, a which rate the
paeke, d the lin Gle. up bat even these rates there
H.,ss r,esris down the river TO far "a.
tent and SALES are also very limi'd We quote 40 &c
sssY-A1hionS would readily 90 arssnd ~ 50 q I SEA
hut there - very little hIst hsnds There several
lots OF Liverpool hns due, hu' At present the msfkss
wn,sr,-Druage casks srs siin held n 01sc. Prison
barrels eontnas very inactive q, iermeI gue.iion.
the soushl sScows and calves and so sheep rrces Of
Beef ts,tls further advance Of 80 cens Pef c~i has
bean ohfaincf snf Ne qnoe ~ ~ " ior good ttaht
qualities Nsry ordinary sells for So all aoil 1hfse
tuocks from Wsschsssr county sold ~ ~ one 81 then
the bet animal sell th,s market ortwo yesn.
Cows and talves--Al soli. tsi2s ~2l
shsepsnd Lzmhs-Ali sold. ~ a. ~ a 81.
RsAL EsrArs-rhe following sales made by sac
fion
Chanecry sale Of 10 lots the let avenue and ave.
nue. 4 aud 10th and 18th strsss, comprising he
whole block - bot corner isi avenue and lch
: lots on iAs i, avenue, bs,~ssn iSsh and IN
s,i.e.s i,ah se, h.,us,,' 10. 70 sa-'
Ter lOt, . o $40 10 $40
N lots on 18th street, par lot. sass 10 $4so
\ lots on avenue A. between 10th and 18th streets
per lot. 80. san 10 fG75
Coal Trade.
According TO the Miners Journal 0f the 9Th inst the
amour, Of coal sent by the Railroad fgr the week ending
April a. 1874 -
Pottsville.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. ca
Schuylkil Haven, ......... .....s. SS"o %
4s17 "
Fer lest report. ............. .'.' .S'2" I"
lOns,. ss''ti-f ~
The quantity shipped by canal uPio present time. b.
about 400 tons.
he price freight Philaielphi, is 30 cents ani 10
New York ~ 80 80 far business slowly thsfs
being hut little demand tor coal ~ pres-n' except CO..
manufacturing purposes.
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pORpUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
fflksh flT.lna- isl csrbrlted Pills on porags are
Fc asfer.e, % ee ottpaed bis ..- ssvsu,ss
~sst % me last s,lsss, fosrh ssss4
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A UCTGONEEMS AND THE PEACOCK DINING
n Rooms - y WILLIAM street. and 50 Stone Niessn
Draper Dias WsIfsp, C.r''es Hagd ck \ Co, Adee
Timpssn y Drpgr Co, Au,ten Spicer Merchants and
Others attaching the above and smlr Embellishments IN liz
vicinity, respectfully informed that new Dnirg Rooms
have been opened, on novel and muehpproved style
above rumberi Table dIlote has been cs'ablishd
winch Their AT ptl0n ~ puticplafy invited The UnreF
from u till 4; fixed rrice IS Tor which hne Din
gwen, ane served In excellent style II isis re
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TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1874
Greatest attractions IN the CITY.
The Mansger takes altar
ment. for short time only with
MIR AND MRS RANDELL,
GIANT AND GIANTESs!i
the world They have arrived fom Europe all p,rts
Of which they have been received with wonder aud adma
by the nobiiX and gentry and have ceen BY than
during the Their exhibition has been attended with
the triumahant the Old World and they
''''''''' 'e''l TAIILIIEsT COMPLIMENTS
the inhabitants of the NJ esp ciay the inhabitants
New York and woid ask share the which their
mfitstheiT Enormous Proportions so richly deserve BY
Ply scans Physioogsts and Anatom'ts they regard
the wonder and curosites the world Their
and ,ymm.try perfect and their
pleasing being and aabe their
They be at all hours of the day and evening and will
Also fnsassd-THE KENTUCKY MINsTRELs, ffoI
pas ws r c8ly MI Wm COLE snd hi TendsHSl
NJ Il. q. SHERMAN. MR. WHlTLOCK, MIR. 7. q.
BOOTH, Mr. WILLIAMS. and MIR HOWARD
Beautiful WAX FIGURES representing group Of Indians
OF the Crow Tribe the OF killing Santa Fee Trader
gethe1 with GEN: TOM THUMB. POLLY BODINE and
DANIEL LAMBERT.
The GIfsY FAMILY. six in number, recently from Ger
many, faithful of the ancient people Of
Egypt, may be seen in their native costume
The G!PsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller. may be
ly consulted at ali hours OF the day and evening"
Performances evening at TX o'clock, aud Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
u On Wednesday next, La Petite Certo, the beaufa Al
Danseuse takes Benefit. Give her full house.
tyve cents extra FOR private consultations with the Gpssy
Queen. n
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POKr or NEW YORK, APRIL 0.
Cleared.

~ srrs... 70 HIGH WATER / Is
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NEW YORK STEAM SECURING ESTA-
RTJSHMENT

C. L0THING cleaned ard repaired by WIN. JOSEF
ia John St Take notice. ali those whose garments have ios
long service bcome ,oed aud dsgured by grease spots oil
shaw dresses covers carpets &C. soI
the shortest notice We are the 8"
All orders offended speedily possible, at any part
CITY, He also intends the absve place The
OF b1o backing whe he VIII see harry to
the injurious mixtures destructive to leather found in
nary o eking. 40 lt-uc
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY. &c. cheap for cash, at 21l
Pearl street. ny STARS Viz 800 iorsn ae Hs, B;bes a,
Tooth DO cents; 20 dozen Fsscf SOAPS
ia nshed squ.nty Of taiaa and mahogany frame Looking
Glasses :, &Nb % P6 &c; 4fsf t cuATi2ERY
Knyss and EoTts, three prong 50 81 dez
ao e dav .ess & %
aud upwards Also dozen q and blade Pen and
plated Candesck at IS to 81 per rar Persons
wst of of the above goods will do well to apply mmed-
atIy apo 2t'm
pECAFMON's COMPOUND PULMO NARY sYKUr,
ia kidneys, affections Of the liver &c This Syrup about
5 @ Oh
Faculty Ssn row be mad az The following places ssm raj
"a h, y: Ssss A'% HS 5 sss D.
Veh street Mr. K 49, sn1 street S,a 9g or.
i"G naa 9El1f and
smith vsTcG and Blooms Benz min Martin sia!,ne op
yS,ite 9at street Mr. Lippiaeso vestIy and Washpsos
.toa G ard Fon street Mr. r Gfsd sa4 NorO
Riersed spring md broadway; n Il Bunce'' south aud
Csthale si,ees' Gnan and CoSo.'r L'arGs AID sgns
Ne GO H ' r.s 1 sr sS' Office Of Daily
Wiamsbmah-John Moore, Kings Comfy Hotel.
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CAST OFF CJ,OTUTNC


GENTLEMEN families desirous Of converting their lef
of Wearing Apparel into caah obtain for the tn,
highest cash price.
10 families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing
,donce having superfiuous effects to dispose Of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment,
ii LEyETT John street
Broadway.
line through the Post Office otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned and repaired. mo lmsrc
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j. 4. CARROLL'S
OLD ESTA LISHED
MEDIC 1Y'ED VIDOTrK nj THIS

RE- wed known TO be essentially necessary AZ this
n OF the the system requires auxiliary throw
of the cucle accumulated dung winter aad which b.
ming the urtace AZ the
colds rheumstism cet fever &c &c. Tn ia ot.ra
ton az % Corndt street from o'clock In the morung AN
O'CLOCK night Sulphur BaS require Que hours notice
Potable Yapor Baths any the CITY or Booklv
Bathing Tubs aud Hip Baths Tor hire. as lw-rc
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PEALn:'s NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY
MIR. II. RENNETT... ..MANAGER.

AND PICTURE GALLERY
MIR. IL. RENNETT... ..MANAGER
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
The Manager proud to have the honor inform the ladies
and gentlemen Of New York that he has in his power sub
nit to their notice living curiosity surprising the celebrated
Tom Thumb consisting of
LAPLAND DWARF
OF THE SAME AGE AS THE GENERAL!
AND THREE INCHES SHORTER!!
Ire following talented performers are sngag.d:-.,
Msdemoiselle Pauline the des htul nsuese Miss Adair
the charming vocalist The Great Western who uoyersa
~ acknowledged be the Of Comic
Characten AMERICA and without doubt the best Ehopin
Orator and lmtator IF Locomotive IN the whole world.
Mss Blanchard te graceful usgeres and Mrs Western the
much admired actreIs
The splendid GAS STAR that excited much interest last
winter, will shed its brilliant luse New Stage has
been erected with Scenery, &c.
The Manager has effected a engagement wtha
GIANTESS J!
For full particulars. small bids.
Performance in the Lecture Room fpast
o'clock.
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MEDICAL AID, pRIVATELY.-A large proportion OF
wi inkind fcd with diseases aud oIstres Of var
kiuds who for Of klowedge the particular
aarife their continue bor Their a ctous
AID silence Tais ihoa not he when is knpwu that
Or C;rrorv has bshd the fourth edition of his p
pese called b. Rubicon treats practically upon
ram pfsva disorder O both The loss pover
ntnt 0f nany ygof occaoned by csfn practices existing
among young subject Of the utmost impcrance
of the devoted to the interest of the ladies' both
married add sinslebut sfecay TO those who unfortunately
not married. bu, r certain crons ought g be Good adj
those about is ALWAYS worth seeking The
charter structure WORTH e particular attention DR. ~
has baby tcitcd .rcus favorable result
any oe hyscan Of his years DR. g. takes great pleasure in
cpi ming his mode cure all desrou' Of Information
,p complaint Pn,c If he book 30 Sold At The
DoctD private fosdeace, Barclay sten BroadwaY
81 all hours Of the dsy or evening % t-uc
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NIMAL MAGNETISM-A Tooth Extracted from a
Lady while Magnetized without pain Clinton Hall
Thursday Evening, April nth. at o'clock
MR. JOHNSON will give one more exhibition as above and
for the Of fully testing the will mangeze
Ladies, of whom will have tooth extracted without
Experiments in Clarvoyancs ympahy &cwll be exhibited
Tickets q cents each 40 3sIc
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REVARD! !
THE GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
AMERICAN REPUBLICANS, do hereby offer a
ward OF One Hundred Dollars the apprehension aud
ton ofan illegal vote, at the ensuing Charter Election
Published by order Of the General Committee until the cleo
ton. ALEX COPELAND President
A. ii. DAVIES, Secretary. az lwsrc
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Passengers Arrived


HAvANA-Ship Crsoval Colon--H Smith, A Beneke J A
Leden, l. Potestod, lady and servant Potestod ir.
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Performance the Lecture Room to commence at hapst
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
Exnlplr 95 ITO aSo Stp N N as1NFSS HALL,
ARTs ns .,.si ia. til. Gal
Mi Ia ''s n Tay
% ID d. az Roo The pasc
fnd Catalogue which will explain all the historical and other
Ses nGias the Of authors from which the subjects
W. Admiitance only IS cents m.7 lm.igb
THE MISSES CUMMINGS CONCERT.
szf isf 81 z Sji ' Miss
puetsyeet Sister Fay. BY the Misses Cumming
Sssi~1'fss; ;Ss G ca%%ss
Bssdh. .s Mise. Srmpns and r,
song-TullochgoTm ............... M Llirehugh
Duet-Wee DER young to marry YETI. Misses Cummug
ss ast VIE ss1 Of M CGm%1s
Homap5aIbh yard Thoughts Miss -, Cum%ae
Ss~ soc hss rfff lives and st
h S 81 GS~i:u Ssnsss
s Hotel. rg %a.s
ss street. at % 's
BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
THIS noted horopshf.re admitted to be the greatest
and is
the minds a many purchasers Broadway obliged
exobitant price for article Of dress" is fully
butt from the known the charg>s established
by EDWARD FOX proprietor of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment, No. 262 Broadway Here advantage
merchants and Others visiting this avail themselves Of
outfit from very extensive assortment of ready made clio
thing, manufactured from the best materials and the
fashionable style The attention OF the public is particularly
called establishment the style OF
twed and fancy Cashmere Office Frock designed Tor the APP
preaching season.
Also Of rich Chene Velvet Brocade Vest
Fancy French Cloths and Cassmes by the late arrival,
from the celebrated mandatory Of f. Boey Fs and
leced expressly for the spag fashions iuperby
made up order and If required at few hours notice.
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Estab shment, 2O2 Broadway, below
Euhon mB3mtpc
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DISAPPOINTMENT OF CONCERT
RY THE ADVlCs r Of his friends Nh. HENRY TiAiv
IL hegs leave rrsiect uy 10 TO the public, tst
hu Annual Concert will postponed until TUESDAY, the
10th of aptl. Of the Election. 40 Ct re
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Aqassh. ds,s fssm Baltiere Coz Tnuiaad AMI s. LAT
q lon - t-bg tie Cnu bfflsnd, a. thls PIT.
iinsliue, Bristol Go Hsyeus. Nsrch =, LAT % lou 10
Victoria haks >ew Hssea March - lat 3D. loo TO-
Or0 Walr-n q Nautugios. d4fs. LAT - 20 ion . Do
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAs BELL. huctoneer
Store No III Spruce street.
Regular Sales usual of Furniture every Wednesday and
Saturday
Also of Dry Goods aud all other Tuesday
and Friday. a3 lwec
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
xAQ9 a FOR ALBANY AND TROY, DInECT
l5xE2pThe steamboat SWALLOW, C,ptain A
Mclean, will leave the foot Of Courtl lndt It,
This Nlondsy] Evening. at o'clock, pril sh. 1874.
The Swallow, owing her light daugnt Of water will b.
enabled all times pass the bars reach Albany
roy ample take the morning train eli from the
For freight passage Apply on board, =. NJ Drew,
the Office the wharf
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d. n REWARD-Ranaway from his grandfatrer's house,
sp 2l8 Walker street, Monday morning Hugh Brad
burn boy between ten aud eleven old Had cloth
roundabout merno jacket with velvet collar and blue
p,ntaloon. He took with him ss3 in and
MED with other boys twelve and the othe
age Tie above reward wbe paid for the the
boy and Of the S. for the boy The largest
lem. The reward will be paid by boys father No Is West
40 2tsrc
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OST-On Thursd,y afternoon, April 4th. Pocket Book
containing eighteen dol bank bills besides sundry
other which be of value but thu
owner The money shall be the reward to tn. finder il he will
the book and the whose and sd
dress full the inside the book IL los
while goug from Rutger street Cherry Clinton elm
10 Gfana down Grand the BOwery up Bowery and Raj
Road 10Th a8 re
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
u. STATES,


TOR SALE A BARGAIN--A pair OF match Billiard Ia
bes. made order by Penn in foe order, compile
with balls and counters. Enquire eff George
Wrddemur Monroe Hall Of Pearl and Centre
or 4. OConnor, 2i6 William st. al lw"m
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
John NSnns Complainant

john Nunns Complainant
los VS. Noxsr. RULES. 1874
Reuben s A. Mcintyre
and Neil McTntyre. deF'ls. $500
TTPON opening thetaatters Of thia i,;lll and
Interpreting that the daienda1fk. asiirs not
Inhabitants Of ibis State, but reside hevond
the limits thereofso that the ordiaarv nrocess
OF this Court cannot be executed mon thenl.
a ia ordered that unless said defendants an
pear before the Vice Ghancelhr nc. lie fso.lnrt
roenil IN The town Of Columbus on tila
1st Monday in May fext.
and Plead answer Or dsnur 60 the biz Of com.
plaint herein the several allegations thareof
win be as TO said defendants taken for conc:
ped, and such order Or decree mad therein q
70 the Vice Chancellor may seem eolliis BIZ
and Just. e q
It "a fuftha ordered tbatn copy sof tl,is ur
der be ineattedin the C0luanbna tfkirbs 4.
newspaper nublshetin tho Town Ct Colum.
bhRonce week for two months sIicceesiselv
M. MCCARTHY, clerk.
u. L.Jarnaghin, Solicitor.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

THE STATE or mis- caGGl|s--.
~, (. !. ". kOsDs1eBeo Coass6.,
- 'rggafe Guar, january N 1mJ n ~ 3
lYWNO nM pefgons. interested N ~ -. -.
William a. Moore decd, Iats 81 ~ ~. y. &
u Aforesaid You are heFsbv co. y ~ eell-
before The Judge Of Our saia Pfo6a,e = =.
the March Term thereof 10 s. koisSr !. (.
Court HcuoS on the IL MONDAY IA 49, ss
a. And than and there show 800 q y.
yQp can, why 40 order should MOI ~ No.. W
sell the following described landI hslc 49, y
10 the estate on William n. Moor 49, nc
agfeeablb TO the prayer Of Tie vetit;sT ~
Hpddlegton, one Of the administrator ~ ~
estaEe@to WITT 'O'@ " Sale
Lots No. i've, SIX, seven and ei5bt =, :.
ton No.twenty nine, township No n,ts,-l
range No. eighteen east, (near the town !
Columbus.) 'S"H Q
4 i further ordered, that this ci,.t;o, l
published in the aColnmbus WhicV and s'S s.r,af
umbus Democrat" two newspapers DubI;Sbss
m the town Of Columbus, for Dix weeTr ~Tr
cessiveIy, sNA' NC
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Judos ~ u.
Probates Court ofLowndes county, No. ,I'
Pr tins lSt day Of January, A. d. 1874.
Attest. WIN. ?, FULLER. Clerb
Jan, 18th, I644.-6w. >S''iA'
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

RW ISIS McEWEN, win renuroc ~ 5,,,;--' :,
NM the School room on the 6rut IA, . ~ ~ y
airy next in che same Tenement M;s. ~ ~
grateful fof past hxUra solicits raSs - ' =,
public patronage. v ''i'
Prices Hs heretofore, 10 and el2 Der so..,..
Dec. 1913, --'''"