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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08
90 THE coNCENTRArEp9xTRAcT OF sAR

sk5- THE CENTRATEDtEXTRACT OF sAR.
sAfARILLA, GENTIAN AND AARsASnAs prepared
,ablished the suppression of quckey THU refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all ths pnri
lying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs,
confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any extract of sssapars at before
the public and may be relied certain rensdy FOR
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood,
such scroua saltrheum rngworm, blotches or Pim-
pes ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cusaneous
er,,ptons liberated throst any disease arising
from the secondary effects Of syphilis inudioious
OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at 10 csats each.
in Cases OF half dozen Bottles, % so
one dcZsn 4" 8 90
Gases Forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
MA very liberal discount to wholesale purchases
Office Of the College, sb Nassau street
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D, Arept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

WATER EXCURSION FOR CHILDREN.-By an ad-
vertisement in this days paper, it is proposed to
run steamboat this afternoon down the harbor,
stop two hours at Fort Hamilton, and then return
to the city. 1t is capital idea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08
nz-HA! GONERIL, wITH A WHITE BEARD p

a3- HA! GONERIL, WITH A WHITE BEARDw
This gracelsss appendage Of the ungraefu daughter Of
Lear had, perhaps, existence in the diseased
Imagination Of her distracted father though, on this
point the very ingenious commentators have sisglarly
enough left in profound doubt Be that may, the
gallant gentlemen OF the age cannot but admit that
the far faces OF the genter too frequently 10 seen
approach to what delcaoy alone orbds to denonnae
by the significant of beard" 1t ID too true
evil" Where cheeks made Tor kisses, it il tbs very
refinement of cruelty to allow their smoothness end
their sheen" be observed beneath the encrsachmen Of
meroilsss enemy while that potent exterminator
Gourauds Poudres Subtitle" at hand to rid the face
of its detesed assaapt 81 Walker street, apt store
from Broadway is the only place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

90 PiLES.-WHO ~ SUFFERING FROM THIS
ros distressing complaint Try Hays LiDiment an ar
cle which never fails to cure, at 81 Courtlandt street
Warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

CORRECTION. Hunter, of Maiden lane, re-
ported in yesterdays paper az owner OF ship Cal
houn, is not so, having never had any interest
in said vessel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

o. The Long Island Railroad, II is said, will
be open the whole distance on the let Of July; a
day line runs to Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

COUNTRY EXCURSIONS FOR A WARM DAY.-lf you
wish to be cool, quiet, taste breeze, if any is
blowing, AMI be served with the choicest refresh
mens, drive out to Prospect Hill, and call at Now
lands. If you want to see the world Of youth,
spending their money and wit in fine style. drive to
Burnham's, to the Abbey Hotel, or Strikers Bay.
All these places are capital in hot day. IF you
wish to see the whole world on their legs, go to
Hoboken tomorrow, but make no riots, create no
disturbance, otherwise you will be caught by some
of the new police, who know hawk from hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

BLUE DICK AND FASHION We have been IN.
formed that the owner of the latter horse has de-
clined to accept the challenge Of the owner OF the
former, in consequence of the decision of the
Judges on the Union Course last Thursday. He
declared thar he did not intend running the mare
again this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08
AKEsITsADVANCE WITH

.sy. PRIVATE MEDICAL AlD.--rbe msp,oers Of
he Now York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the Liberal support they
received in their ensrrs suppress quacksry,"
leave to state that their particular attention Continues
be directed 10 all diseases OF private nature aud from
the great improvements lately made the principsi hos
pals of Europe in the treatment of these diseased they
confidently offer TO persons requiring medical aid adj
vants,ss not TO be met with in any institution N THIS
country either public private The treatment OF the
College such to insure in every and ia
totally different from that pcfccus pracuce OF running
the constitution with mercury, i in most leaving
disease much worse than the original One of the
OF ths College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals OF Europe, attends daily Tor coAsults
lion from 9A.M. 10 BPM
Terms and medicine, 81 A guaranteed.
IMPORTANT COUNTRY lEvALips.-persons living In
the country and not finding it convention. to attend per
sonally have forwarded to then chest Containing
all medicines requisite performs perfect by stating
their explicitly, together with all symptoxs time OF
contraction and treatment received slseyyhc any
nd enclosing So, post paid, addressed to
". 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
Office ona Ccasuiting Of the College, 90 Nossau
| stfsP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

WIKoFr, MAcRgADY AND BLACK MAM.-Cheva-
licr Wikof with his little "water of Longs
Hotel" in his white roundabout, is not satisfied,
it seems, with the niche into which we have al.
ready placed hm-but he is fishing for more noto-
rety. He asks why we have not brought Mac
ready into court after sending him a subpoena I
We can tell him Macready begged hard to be
let of; but ne answered in a correspondence, and
has given under his own name, and has fixed the lie
upon Wikoff. that will still further degrade that
ANIMAL II it were possible to find lower deep in
hel lowest deep. We shall publish this cores
pondence with Macready in few days, and prove,
Tor the fftieth time, that Wikof is one of the
meanest liars that ever was kicked out Of any
decent society into that OF walters, solutions,
black-legs, and people of that aort. The "Msc-
ready correspondence" now in our possession,
will be sort OF appendix to the Wkoff cores
pondence-leading to the same results, and con-
irming the same conclusions. Wait, Wikof, you
viii get it sooner than you want
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08

IA. cUTANEoUs AFFECTIONS - great vir
tues Of Srsaparilla az rsstorer Of pus1o the blood
and consequently cure Of maades arisinB om is IN
purity well known the world to got il COR sntrated
therefore Is important bbject Messrs Comstock
Co. having given much attention to this subject have at
length brought forth article Jar superior TO any now in
use We advise every person to use this Celebrated tx
tract a. 1t 10 efectua Alternative to the system regu
ates the stomach gves Increased appetite and pro-
notes digestion. Sold at 81 Couandt street. Price %
cents per bottle, or - per dozen.
Co LECTUNE ON FAsHlON.-strange as /,
may appear, N. r. Willis, Esq. is about to deliver leo
who has just won golden" dollars " from all sorts OF
peops"-but on fashion, the nckle jade herself Nc
doubt Justice will be done this fruitful and never firing
theme TO the admiration of every having any preen
sion TO the beau nonds. Tickets 81.
But will the gentleman tell his audience that fashion
now regns in the saloon OF Phaon, 2ll Broadway. tr
umphant Judging from the attendance OF the ashiona
BILE gents ana ladies' who patrenze his new principle
Hair Cutting and Shampo0lng, no such effort il nsces
sary for all tho world 20 think that his system
cleansing heads is unique and unsrpassabc few hun
dred new brushes with which never used secoHd
time without CLEANSING the thing that comes home
the sensbilities OF every Success we say to his
srprise which being sG e 70 ms merit,
whom private apartment Ia fitted up 2l4 broadway
opposite st Paups.
CO. CONSUMPTION MAKES IT'S ADVANCE WIFE
stealt step, and before the sufferer has in
ed such sure possession Of his victim that remedies
prove Of no avail slight cough is the precursor OF dan
ger. Let those who threatened with this fearful ma
lady at once 10 Shsrman's Cough Lounges The)
viii 6nd remedy that will not dsspponr their expecta
zion. They have saved thousands from an untimely
grave Beware OF pr0crasinnton 1t is the THIEF OF time
and will end in destruction II taken in tins they vii
restore to perfect health.
Or sherman's warehouse 10 LOG Nassau street v,her
the genuine article always be obtained Agents ~
Hudson street l9S Bowery; II East Broadway Is
Fulton street, Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings, Philadel
lhia, and State street, Boston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-23


August 23d. l.u.
hAL ESTATE-Pnpo-als vii be receJy.
!" oy The Board Of Directors Of 4l.
"u'''n on lhrellg y nsl, fr,rs any pers9a
is'sns who nay he disposed 10 purchase the
SAng nopcrg, w
, ~ No Ia ,ae.ahng 10 feet oil lot No l5)
mn MN :. '%medaieD adjoining The Presbyterian
a,. w fourh ST, on winch are erected > BRICK
I. s' ~" ID The occupancy OF Mcsscs Leeca q
klI1 a nell On Fanuh.sreet being the saulh
|,sel,a T. = NO - u sqsnre number o, Ola winch is
jurur.s" eSce..sa BRICK building, now ia lie
Az a' =. d Wm Fleming. E,q
hsm, y" = Nod1 half oil Lot No - on MN s.
~ se, '@ d. % .eel on Nam. and running "a
n Which 'w Las lae oil lhai pnrt of sad Lot NJ
|<wh R,,ha has ID and conveyed by " Berry 10
4'Lure H. AID now occupied by Matthew
bhpd ."s ''e Wrchase money ~Ill bo required
Z,nd co.,. us ttanee If desired, a creiu 9I ! >
y cI sal. W. DE gwen. with interest lf8m lbe
Poss,,;oril a'ie 90 sem> auna,l instruments.
Npry i. DE gwen II Apul ue1t as the
R"Na'ea Wni uat INN.
sue "a ''oe' Of HE Board ol Directors.
JNO LIST CaAier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-23

A 7 TIE FULTON PAPER MIL. NEA,
"A WHEELlNG.-Wc.l ,II, eivc tas. f.f#,.eaa
Lmcn and Cotton Z rs Of nerDbaon,' o. o.. ~.
my % 4 ARMSTRONG y 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-23

~ Gil IRY-Is tie circuit superior court
oil Law. and ehaueery for OHIO county IN thc
STATE Of Virginia
Parker Campbell, C0pplliaanE
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1Ez0 fuB LITERARY PUBLIC
-NLEM n0nAe. NHM Hnohe.. ~.

/ : das received 1fr Il faa'g.ly Mss Bre4.
er The Triumph ~ 1same# Rose p9lHref wy 1puc..
Pan G.-tal HE 1sNi ty Euseac Sue d. &e.
arg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-23

MOSQUITO NETS. d yety superior Article
w hg uu. o " IIEISKELL.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16
Daleo sraAwuennlrs. Laa summer by

DalrD SfaAwnennlrs,. @ Las summer by
way ol experiment, when afawbeffies
we're plenty, ! atioched threads 10 sovrr
~ stalks and hung upn low which we're
over ripe 10 dry. ! placed lhom inside q
window ftrlnR The aoBih, where they ~.
manned from June last until Tho present
time, (hiafch 49, They have b en- tas.
led and tho result Is most sntislae0ry.--
That sgreenbIe acid peculiar 10 tho straw.
berry, - IN lull perfection, The flavor OF
The lruit without any watery taste, Is dc.
llcioos; it dlssolvos in the mouth as
sgwIy as a lozenge, and is infinitely supo
rior TO The raisin The experiment m az
he tried when the fruit is so ripe as to be
scarcely worth gathering, without my
farther expense or trouble than being
hung up. London paper.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16
WALTER SCOTT'S ADVICE
TO HIS SON

sAh' my GEAR Charles, that which !;
mosi useful. Man only differs from bird,
enc Deasts because he has the means d
asaIl'ng himself of the knowledge ae
qaifed by his predecessors. The swal
'owEDu'lds The same nest which its raibe,
ana mother built, and the sparrow does
w improve p, by the experience of its par.
sa ne son OF the learned pig, ir /,
= 49, one would be mere brute, fit only
human race. Our ancestors I;vaa :
caves and wigwams, where wa cons,..a )"
paiaces for the rich, and comlortab,'
aWelllngs for the poor; and WIN i ~, ~
= our eye is enabled to look
oacK upon the past, to improve unon I'M
ancealors' improvements. and ~ a. as ~
.ne'f errors? This can onlv be- done =,
sauaging history, and comparing i wjtb
passing events. = WIN
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mklpaApmno Nromors We leatp from
lie Louisville Journal, thai whnn iba
Lucy Waller exploded Captain Yam
lof commander, had eleven oearoeA on
board, NJ whom iiuna wefg killed, 6ye
we're indy wouudud md three ESCAPED
uuhud 10 ihe lniigga stofo, Thuaa h,oa
ware aeized IN Indiana by two whIia pon,
Who CROSSED ihe river with them from
Now Albany 10 Portland about Ton p'cloek
that night, aud neiih0rlho while men mon
tho negroes have since been beafdof
Ir6pic,
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The LATE THos. CAMpBeLL.-It is YER,
well known that CampbelI's own favor
xsePoem, of all his compositions, was hi.
@Gertrude." once heard linn saw. 81
never like to see my name before THE
treasures of Hope Why, cannot ae
You, unless it was that, when young.
vas always greeted among nv friend,
as Mr.. Campbell, author Of 'The Plea.
sures of Hope Good morning TO YOU,
W.T.. Campbell, author Of The Pleasure $
ol Hope When got married. / was
ainaFried as the author of The Pleasures
0t siope;' aud when | became father,
anyson was the son Of the author Of .The
Pleasures of Hope" A kind Of grim
smiie, lli'subdue1 we are afraid. stole over
when, standing by the poets
9fage, we read the inscription" hom
&ss2ampbelI, LII. d., Author Of The Plea
sures of Hope Died Jane IS, 1914
Aged g." The poets dislike occurred |
~ cur memory; there was no getting the
better of the thought Frazer
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16

MuTToN's BABY-The Boston CONNER
cial Gazette relates Imaginable anecdote
of Amb'ard, the Frenchman in whose
house the Duke of Orleans bearded while
~ Boston. Amblard was a tailor LA.
wing made pair of pantaIoons for Mr.
Lamb, but forgetting the name of his Gus.
toner, he went into the market, and "a.
king hold of a leg Of mutton, inquired Of
the butcher, +" Vat you call dis?" "This
ismutton." Ha, mutton is il! Vellvat
.yon call the mutton's baby?"e The butch
M answered, "lamb" "Ouin' exclaimed
ihe Frenchman, dat is him; Monsieur
Lamb IS de yer man vat for make de
pantaloon"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16

..sh g:,srLVSsED'--As an illustration of,be
inaN'ily Of the American mind to COW :
pfenend the mysticism of.the Gerao ron
5,;.r Stowe' IN his late address at Bow
49, ooi'ege' gave an amusing account Of
- pief'iew between Yankee Proles.
sna one holding the same place il .
- man University. The former ha1
sen listening for some time 10 The An
- OF the latter, and continually H..
ppted him for explanations These
sse given but they we're even more d;c
sns'.;o 20 understand than the original ex
,ss;er"n S' "a a. last the German, losing all
'I.Ee' lifted up his hands and ex
sass % with solemn emphasis--.sMine
- ss forgive Christopher Columbus for
sss discovering American,
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MOI ICE.

II VIE Undersigned continues to make
IL liberal advances in Cash and uer
caand'se on shipments of Cotton: and has
no" on hand a choice supply of we'll Sc
lected Groceries and western produce I'm.
ported and Domestic Dry Goods. Hard.
ware, Nails, Saddiery, Blankets, Lowell
and Virginia heavy Coltons, and Lin.
seys and kerscys, Shad, Salmon. Macker.
al, Cod Fish &c. &c, coarse and fine Sail
For sale at the lowest prices. Bayou
Sara. JOHN C. MORRIS -
November 9, 1874. 36w4
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MHKeAS mo lSbiaN Wan -lniollt
gcnco has been received nj Independence
Mo, that war had broken oui between tho
New Mexcans and tho tribes Of EUnw
lndions, who live around Taos. Early In
September, six Of The 5uow chiefs, nc
companied by one hundred warriors ylsi.
ted Santa Fe TO obtain from Governor
Martinez restitution for depfedations com.
mltled last spring on their people by n
trapping party Of Spunards Under Porte.
lance, in the noighborfood Of the Salt
Mountan. The six chiefs being in au.
dienco with the Governor and his palace.
expressed themselves dissatisfied with
the presents offered TO them, and the lea.
der attempted 10 pull the Goyernorlrom
his seat by the -whcreopon Martin.
or Selling his sabre, killed two Of them,
and the other fon. were despatched BY the
guard who rushed in. The hundred war.
Tiors, in retreatng to their village, mas
sncred twelve Mexicans, aud brisk war
between the two nations was ANTICIPATED
- lropic.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16

EFTEhS Of Administration blyino
n vpen granted 10 ihr nnjrf.ippoi
~ W. orlolmr 1enm, l0ia, of lla pa.
pa'e Court OF Ainia county. on me ~.
w ,u ~ ho'fH n Cgringi0n, Jeccaeod, !
~ parsons Indebted 10 sail estate afe 70
gu'ted 70 make i'nmeJiale payment, and
'n a, having eIains against the mma
w! PtnFepi hen doly nulhoulicaltd with
W ,hu Time prescribed Nv law. or they viii
bo lofo'ef barred w
JOHN NJ COylNGToN,
ddminisitaior.
l'''e'pbof z, lB4i Save
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- publishers and booksellers Of New
.; G,,y, nave caused to be prepared a
49, -. rosewood Rocking Chair, cnsh-
MI III y luz win crimson velvet, and
k;ssed y IN The highest style. Ithas been
= Is,sr ,dom 'hat port for England, il be-
y .s'ended as present TO Miss Jane
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3T vrg or MISSISSIPPI.

q, Ahlh I0untyt So
~ M Bersons tHifreNfd IN me- Fs1l IA
~ " Laws WtAfnehapv, aeceose,i. /.
/ GGfnagi
W Oll arc hofpby cited 10 bo md pef
n sonully appear before The Pfobnt,
Cont Of said county.
tnhc Fouuh U0aiag NJ Iannarg pfr,
ma show cause, II ans you onn, why tbo
Same should not be- ofdefed 10 In sold, n
wr'-~Tbo north wcar quarter Of section
nunpef seventeen, ~ township number
lHoe, Of range number five. east Tho
east hall Ut the south cast quarter Of
SECTION number nine, IN lownship nnpbef
looFol range number Eve cast. The
west ball of tho south west quarter AZ
section number eight, township numbcr
'hfcet OF range number five, cast. The
east half Of the north wost aunfter n
section nuhbfr seycn 10 township mum.
yer lhrec, Of range number 1--WE. eosf
ne cast half Of Tho south west dunrlot
OF section number eight, IN TOWNSHIP mum.
oer eight, OF range number five. ensl
ne cast bali of south west quarter orI
section number seven, in township nn,,
tet tour, OF range number five, eosi
ne norm west quortor Of section mum
Der eighteen, township number four. oil
range number five, east. and the north
east quarter Of section number eighteen
IN township number four. of range mum.
Der five, east, Also, the soath east ana :.
ter OF section number twenty five. in
township number one, range number five.
east, situate IN the county of .Amite and
State aforesaid.
1t is further ordered that this citation
be published in the Liberty Advocate and
Woodvlle Republican, Tor the time pres.
crbed by law
~, WITNESS the Honorable
SfSyaS&S John Walker, Judge of the Pro
1SszSIbYSS bate Court of Amite county
r%Sse> at the Court House thereof on
the Fourth Monday of October
y, one thousand eight hundred and
ory-Iour. ~"
Issued this 23.h October, 1874
NJ ). K. DAVIS, CHI. l.
-.loVelloer Z, Iof4. 35W6
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NOTICE.

A / the December Term, 1914, of the
"a Probate Couytof Amite county.
VIII present my account as Administrator
on the Estate Of Taomas NJ. Remozds. de.
ceased, for final settlement and allowance
and pray to be discharged.
w ISAIAH CAIN, Admr.
Move mber l6, 1914. 3ws7
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Il bI VIRTUE of an order granted hv
Ab the Probate Court OF Amite conn.
~ Mississippi, at the July Term, l844
+ VIII expose at public auction. on the
premises, on Saturday, the 23l dav Of
November, 1914, the following real estate
of George Wilson, deceased, to.wit: The
undivided hall of fractional section nnm.
oer iourteeo,. township number four. of
range number one east. containing three
hundred and siXty-six acres. lyino in
ranNiIn county and State OF aIississInni
Also, tract OF land, situate. lvng and and
beng 10 Amltc county aud Stale alore
sald' designated more particularly, rs
,ylhs and beng about thirty miles east Of
on the lIomochtto river. which
Y appears, was surveyed for Elias Bon.
nell on The l2th Of September. 1871 bv |
'Irtue Of awarrant dated 9Th Nav. 1890 I
IsltIhed 3ist May, 1899, and patented
'ef OF Jane, 1899. containing four hun.
Ired arpe Is, more or less. Also. frac-
ional section number fifteen, in townshn
lumber iour,o range one east. situate in
ne county and state aforesaid. To be
old on a credit of one and two years.
purchasers will be required TO give notes
nth approved security.
DANIEL WILSON.
Administrator.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16

Why on earth don't you gel up earlier
my son?' said an anxious Ialher TO hi,
sluggarl boy-"don't you see the flowers
even spring out of their beds at the early
dawn2"
i" Yes, father" said the boy" see they
DO and wou do,the same, if | had as
dirty bed as they have.''
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ADMlNISTRATOR,SS1IE


f virtue of an order granted by tn,
D Probate Court of Annie co1ntv
~ 'sIsslppl, at the October Term. 1914
4 will proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, on the premises, on credit of twelve
months. on
Saturday. The An of December, 1874
he iollowln 9 described Real Estate o.
Green G. CASTOR, Deceased, viz:
The east part of the northeast on,
Iot section number three of township
number three, of range number four.
eaSt,.-conaInlng one hundred and thirty
TWO acres three roods and thirty per.
ches and twelve twenty. hflhs of mr..
chase, being bounded and described ms
follows, Vlz:--Boginning at white oak
al the horth east corner OF said section.
running south one hundred and fifty four
perches, 10 red oak stake; thence west
one hundred and thirty eight pcrches and
farce Inks, to pine stake; thence north
one hundred and fifty perches 10 Iau-
rel stake, thence east to the place of com.
mencement--Sad lands are situated in
Amte county.
IuFchaSefs are required to give notes
with approved security.
WIN. l.. CASTOR,
administrator.
'NoEe"ioef z, 1914. 35w6
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
EFTERS Tesamentary, having
- bees granted to the undersigned,
at the October Term, 1914, Of the Pro.
bate Court of Amle county, on the Is
tate of John Jenkins, dec eased.--AH ner.
sons indebted TO said Estate are reoui-
red TO mike immediate paymen--and
those having claims against the same
VIII present them duly authenticated
within The time prescribed BY law. or
hey will be forever barred.
BENJAMIN III JENKINS
JAMES A. JENKINS.
Executors.
November 9, 1914. 35w6 i
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We have aIaeady commented at some
length upon the enormiles practiced at
me election IN The Parish of plaquomines
but ~ order that our distant readers may
form some idea Of the real state of The
case, we have been at The trouble of com
pairing the vote with that given al three
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16

As0THEH HEroaf ra0M NAuyo0, The
Mfcen " tbs sosipboal Osprey, arrived
~ Louis on the 2gih vll, fnpou llal
~ 'wo regiment Of lie Nauvop lngiu
IN been ordered by Gov l'ofd, 10 fetuli
RfIned aud equipped, 70 Carthage, ~,
80 Fra saysl~ Ttopic
I'he Osprey lett Nauyoo late saturday
coming. Active preparations wefe lhon
DUG moJe TO got lhe troops Of Naueoo
"a marching Trim The Osprey Ia ha last
lnh down, and consequently brings Tho
laicsl nIcIRoncc Tho cause assigned
for The calling forth Of lbia miliiafy baul
n, u IL saId, to protect Witnesses aud olhef
persons whose attendance u necessary
~ tho trials Of Sharp, Williams, 40,
whlch utonow going on NJ Carthage