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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-10
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

The Subscriber will keep on hand full and
complete assortment ofSTOVES,o the most
approved Patterns, Together with a general
assortment of TIN, COPPER & SHEET
IRON WARE, which will be sold at a great
reduction from former prices. Also PRE-
MUM EAGIIE PLOWS, gotu in Worces-
ter Mass. superior to any thing of the kind,
ever offered in these parts. Also Sash, Door
Blinds &c. manufactured in Brandon.
J. b. WILSON.
Inthe green Store, formerly occupied by R.
D. Farr. 49;If
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his house
lot pleasantly situatedin the village of Mid
dlebury near the new College, now occupied
by n. B. Harvey. 4 liberal credit will be
given and price reasonable for particulars
enquire of ID. Wooster.
ABIJAH STEARNS.
Middlebury Feb. 10th, 1874.
sI ACKEREL Goldfish and Table Salt Of
A'-A superior quality, for sale at.
RUSSELL s. GRIDLEYS.
p@i, 1918.
.SsNAASsa s}gs.kA
u s sSsd
90 %
@6Gg6Magp s. M1Vut@G>
@gIIGQJg.
Miss. LOOMS, g. MISS. DUSSISo, have opened
a shop second door North of the Congregational
Meeting House, where they inteud to carry on the
business Of Miliners and Mantuainskers, they have
the Latest Fashions which viii be made up in the
most approved style and dispatch, they soct share
of Patronage. AS:G
GbooCo- 500 lbs. Cheese first rate
Tor sale By w. S. Johnson.
Sod no.. 500 BUSHELS Oats.
STU Odts' good article to sow.
G-ALsO
IOO BUSHELS CORN. by
AOO w. S. JOHNSON.
Apiil LIST 1874.
NOWHIDE and Callskin Boots,
~ Gut and w rought n allS-an aSSoTtmehi
or sale lower than ever by
Oct. l6, 1913, VS.. JOHNSON.
A CARD.
MRs. RAwsox g. Sister would inform the La
dies and Gentlemen of Aiddlebury, that they
have removed TO the house opposite the sBaptist
Meeting House, formerly occupied by Elder
Kingsbury, where they design 10 continue the
TailoresS and making buSiness-also all
kinds Of plain sewing
II J. RAWSON,
c. HEART.
TO THE LADIES.
Flower Seeds great variety for sale by
u. BECKWITH &c Co.
April 8. 1874.
Mich Cows.
A few new mich Cows, FIRST
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Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tweed Cas-
simeres and other Summer Cloths for Gen
tlemens wear just received at BIRGE'S
April 10 1874.
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CAIEI L II-NUo &C.
Oiled floor Cloth, Mating and Carpetings,
at BIRGE'S.
April 10, 1874.
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Notice /! /!

Persons having accounts for Carding Wool
by Mr.. James Jewett, and those having cloth
dressed are hereby notified that the accounts
that are not previously adjusted will be found
in the hands of an attorney for collection on
the lst of May. IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, April 9Th, 1874.
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Taiimadge and Aldermen Winship and
Hasbrouck.

NJ. C. Patterson, Esq D.sit,ct Attorney.
FRIDAY.Ihe case Of SomueI adams The case Of this
individual indicted Tor false pretences ives
made TO bring the trial this cause involving the OBJ
tanning by false MEANS 500 900 worth Of from
Messrs suyd dam, sage Co; and he was placed Al he
bar to plead when bis COUNSEL Messrs Morris Graham
and Mott commended that their client not in the ur
dcti9n OF this Court inasmuch he in the custody
Of an officer writ Of habeas corpus be taksn
before Judge vsndepoel Of the Superior Court snchisg
gued length in favor OF their position; end were re-
Piled to by the District Attorney and James Whiting
Esq on the part OF the people, against the alleged want
The RcoRDEa expressing the views Of the Court Dc
cded that long the accused held under the writ
Of Aa5sd esPns before Judge vsnderpoe who exercised
concurrent jurisdiction he out Of the jurisdicton
Of this court until The application under the sSsss
i,is for .atains and .aBetng in the Eseeps Of Con-
picted f. ionIhe trial e William Davis indicted for the
above offence, then called He is charged Win
aiding abetting the escape Of the notorious Asx.
ander Hong while acting In the capacity Of Of the
deputy Of the city prison and in who.s care and
felony in the eye Of the law and in accordance with the
statute
tent to the ISSUE and the remainder Of the panel
set aside they stated that there bias their nisAs
relation to the case
The DsTaIcr ATTORNEY asked that additional ,urors
should be summoned taken from the county and the
Immediately proceeded with
The decided that the whole should 10 over
until Mondsy and that the sheriff summon forty sddisn.
al Jurors, to be present on that day.
Tsi for B~ssry Thoms.p smith, IL np pie ad's With
John Sullivan previously tried convicted indicted
for burglary in the hrst degree In breaking Into the
house Of Mr. James Pennet in 18th street. on the nieht
Of the 2ist Of August last and stealing silver ware wine
sc. worth $33 was then put his trial.
Sullivan although implicated with Smith In this bur9lar
convicte Tor breaking into the premises ofMessr
Scott ( Co. in Broadway, and stealing large amount
Of property He not tried for this offence
Smith and Sullivan were arrested at the same time and
the OF such fully detailed the trial Of Sal
van and the property found by Justice Massu and the
officers and identified by Mr. Ponnet.
A Smith not fully identified with Sullivan Tie
Jury rendered a verdict Of not guilty
The court then adjourned to Monday at II O'Clock
A.. NJ
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TRIAL OF A WoMAv PoR THE MURDER OF HER
IrFANT CHILD The trial OF Catharine Hewson
commenced on Wednesday before their honors Judges
Story and Sprsgue Az far went the evidence did
not bey ond what ELECTED before the commissioner
the primary examination in August viz that the pr
q deck passenger board OF the Massschu-
setts the night Of July S0th that she had infant
with her during the early part Of the night that she
presented herself to be married woman, coming to
ton TO meet her hu,band that about ten O'Clock she
red the child forward among the horses and baggage
crates, and when she returned, time after, she
longer had the child with her. Her movements had ex
cited observ aon and In reply to questions put by the
other deck passengers she Ars said the child asleep
under her cloak I'd, that friend taking care OF il
down below Sd, that had died in q It, and she had
thrown II overheard But subsequently, Captain Com
stock she said she had eaten the child up To
from annoy by the excited passenger he put her In
a room deck, and placed q guard her but soon
Afterwards she sent fer the captain and told him she had
made way with her child by throwing IL into the sea-
At the same time, she said II poor weakly child
subject to ts and that she poor destitute woman
and unable TO take care OF IT, When he first began
question her Captain Comstock supposed thst she
under the influence liquor but he became satisfied that
this the case and the supposition OF
was succeeded by strong impression, arising from her
her right mind. l@uFM|
On Thursday several ply sicsns Of Boston and New
York examined behalf Of the prisoner and their
testimony strongly 10 support the def OF her
COUNSEL that she partially dersnged the time the
child lost The submitted 10 the ury with.
out argument by counsel either side and AFTER charge
by Judge story strongly in favor Of the prisoner the in.
~ acquitted her without leaving their seats
rfsy, Nop. o
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HUMANITY.

The GROWTH OF VILLAGE The village Of
Oqnawka, on the Upper Mississippi was laid out
ged to be imported for the consumption OF settlers Now
the tide has turned, and the insignificant village within
the year has made 10 81 Louis and other
the expors68o8 barrels of pork and lard
barrels beef 1854 barrels -FOUR - 900 bushels wheat "a
bales hemp, 90 sacks WOOL 400 ,gsheads tobacco, q
large quantity Of corn OATS hemp seed, Ads, urs. pei
triel, and other articles.
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Prses Tive Cents.


Police hec0rd.-FRIDAv-THK RossEav ON BoAnD
TAX SIEAAsoAr swALLow.-Last evening otkcers Relyes
and Mksn arrested two colored named W. T. Price
and Patrick Vaughan, charged with stealing some short
time since $4,000 in drafts this city from Mr. Let's
while coming down the city In the steamboat Swallow
Immediately the arrival Of the boat the morning Of
store Of MIR Hugh Armstrong, No. Ill West Broadway,
and order for c0rdias &C., to 10 out up and
sent TO Troy pay for which they rendered check
on the American Exchange Bank for $500 Dir. Arm
to the bank to enquire lit genuine and sscsrtansd
that perfectly good He then pat up the liquors.
and again sent hs check dow to be csshsd o. IL bang
presented second time, the clerk told Il Q sto
len draft and Of persons waited on Mr. Armstrong
and him not to part with his property but
to dstain the men when they again to ths mere
They did not return and were never heard Of till lest
night when the officers arrested them They sys com
mtsd TO prison to answer to the charge Of the robbery
RossEp IN HovsE DAp REYyrx Last evening Mr..
Denis Riley, OF No. $40 franklin square, went into
house in Water and he there rsbhsA six
sovereigns aud Laf value esl ~ by girl nsmsd Maria
Hay shs afterwards arrested and taken 10
prison. but nons OF the money ws oTthcemnS and she
II therefore committed.
Cs.-osD PKRJuRY AND Oums Straw DAiL-On
the 10th Of last August person named David Hamilton,
arrested and held to bail In the um Of $50 to an.
for very aggravated assault and battery committed
by him. but bailed out by a named 8nsih Case.
and when called 10 trial his bail was forfeited Soon a.
tsrwsrd: Case, the ba who hau qusA-d and swors that
he wss the proprietor Of house No % Pitt street.
subj 0ned, and Ut was ut discovered that he had
sworn falsely inssmuch the house No % Pitt street,
Ellison, No ISL sullivan street. for ears psst Gee
was arrested last h and this morning fully
mtted to answer te the charge Of perjury
Of :
corner Of Ann street, this morning preferred q cen.
plant against her father. Patrick Foy Tor attempting on
wednesday night to have criminal connection with her.
The unnatural parent is fully committed to prison 10
the charge. ~
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Beacon Courss.
Mn. EDITOR :.

You, the editor of popular journal, ever viii
ling, as you profess, To serve the public veal.
would be dong but an act Of justice to that public
by warning them against the danger they will in
cur II they go on the stands Of the Beacon Course.
10 witness the coming race; as one Of them fell
down on the 24th CT last month, while filed with
people-malming and brulsiDg many persons, some
erbaps tor life. BY calling attention 10 these facts
in time, you may save many lives.
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FRosT IN South CARoLINA.-The Hamburg Is.
CO. Banner, Of the 31st ult says:-On Tuesday
night last visited by old acqusinance Jack
Frost, who has been lowering around neghboihood
Tor some days. but has been kept from coming anchor
BY the ioroe Of north weser which quietly retiredupon
that evening" and permitted the old gentleman 70 show
his white locks to sdmiring citizens, In ali their
grandeur We rather expect he wss not very welcome
visitor TO those Of Planters who have lots Of cotton
to pick. 100 1e .saaf
We have not (ssys the Greenville Mountaineer OF ls
inst had sufficient frost kill vegetation in this regisn
until the present week Last Saturday the warmest
day recolect 10 have experienced AZ this
OF the year. the thermometer In the shade rising 10 rs de-
grees On Monday change took place, and Tuesday
and Wednesday mornings there was severe FROST Al
rise Thursday morning. the mercury was down 10 a
degrees. hN
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A Coon Hrr AT NovKLs PUBLISHED I'm NUMBERS
The last number ofths London Pusoh gives picture Of
the booted and spurrsd legs Of Dragon he knee
uogts.p
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Marine Court.

Before Judge Sherman.
Nov cJrmles Nc Chimes VS. Joseph Loso-CSsisvs de-
zion This vas action brought 10 $50, being
the amount OF bet on wrestling match. Il appeared
that about I'VE weeks ago wrestling match took place
at this Battery-painh bet 500 Of the parties Ct
the conclusion, the money handed 10 defendant b.
ing supposed that the party plaintiff had bst upon had
lest but according to an agreement formerly made TO
upon knee and thereby lose hold his opponent he
was to gain fall it being satsfactorily proved took
place The jury in absence Of defendant returned
dict for plaintiff, $50
Thomas GiiiesPie W. Dopid Exams This 40
ton for the amount oil funeral bill alleged hav. been
incurred in the month Of May last The plaintiff who
undertaken, alleges that he employ cd bv defend
ant on the occasion OF his late fathers funeral and
fore 10 liable the expenses incurred Defence put in
was that plaintiff had never been employ by defendant
That on former occasion he had paid him halt ofths
bill the understanding that application wss to b.
made to his brothers for the other part Adjourned
to this forenoon.
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EFFECTS or TINE TAMPA Coon JOKE Mr.
Mccullough, owner of the shot towers in Baltimore
vate Polk and Dallas Asg the summit Of one Of the
shot towers A. done. twenty .sght Of the
whig grocers fused to buy any shot from him but
went to Philadelphia, whore they had to pay cent
per pound besides the expense Of freight But the
OF the joke is turned out that the Mr.. MCul
Tough the shot factories in Philadelphia also liant
that saptal,
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[From the Dsu.sohs schnslIpo.t" of Oct %, Is44l

CONCERT OF Miss JOSEPHINE BRAMsoN On the
Is h OF November next, New York will witness
of the most extraordinary productions Of art at
Bramson, scarcely ten years OF age, and true ge-
MUS on the piano, proposes to give one Of the
most brilliant concerts on this evening The great
young, eminent artist, by all lovers Of music; but
ia particular we would here give the opinion OF
Mr. Schartenberg, which, Of course, is Of much
greater consequence to the public than our own.
Miss Josephine Bramson, he says, executes the
most difficult parts with great skill, and her style
is good aud easy; distinguished she is, especially
IN her "Andanle," which but proves that her very
soul has already been seized by the spark Of true
genius.
The particulars Of the concert will be given at
another time. But we would here say, that the
young Ole Bull, Giovanni Sconcia, who was 20
rapturously received at the Italian Opera lately,
sion; and no doubt these two young artists will
create quite sensation in their concerts here.
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known, sailed from this port Yesterday afternoon.
The following 10 list Of her officers Commander, Jas.
T. Gerry, Esa First Lieut. Geo NJ White, Second do.
John H. sher burns Pursr, VIM Grant, Passed Assissnt
surgeon, David Harlan Acting Master, Bayss ~ West.
oottj Mldehipmsn Geo. Clark, John = King Comman-
S @sn. C.sr iv. sss rus:S: cI:,s Esv ''"''
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THE MoRMers.-The Osprey reports that, on Sa-
turday evening last two regiments the Nauvoo legion
we're making preparations to march to Carthage, under
the orders Of the Governor to protect the Witnesses &C.
a the trial OF the murderers o the Smiths which are now
gsing on at Carthage.-St Louie Eva Oct. 20.
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Nov. s-Monn VS. Mead, at al-In this case, reported
in yesterdays Herald the jury will render sealed YER
dict this forenoon
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Superior Court

Nov. S-CasseH vs. Walker THIS case noticed In yes
terdayr Herald was resumed The jury rendered q YER
dict Of $l79 for the plaintiff
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Common fleas

Circuit Court.
Nov John Doe vs. Richard Roe.-This tedious win
case il still before the curt.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daly Nswspapss-pub-
hed day Of the New YEARS. Day and Fourth
Of July ree cents pa copy-or 81 y annumpostasss
paid-cash in advance
The WEEKLY HERALD-pubKshed every Saturday
mornins-pros sk ca<s copy. - par
ages paid. cash in advance.
Herald - over TIL RCYFlvE THOUSAND and increasing
last hgs the ia.ge: circulation any paper 81 is city.
~ me Derd 6sd is therefore she Best channel fer bssss
men IN the city country Pross modate-cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds modszate price,
end N the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIRroR THE REAALD EsrABLnHMRNr,
Northwss sorusr Of Fulssa and Nassau streets
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

Snps afs not sgrpasssd IN poip Of yagapce oo
N e cabin accommodations. in far si sailing qualities
The commanders we'll known psa of charactas and
penenoe and the sctast astsnton will always be paid 70
promote the comfort and convenience II passsnnss1
Puncmsliy Srsearas tho day Of sailing VIII be ohss, As
TIE Pre-. q PASSAGE outwa,s hssA.. us HssAr.d
Uoas Tor which ample stores Of description will
be furnished by the Stewards, f required. 80
Neither the captain OF these ships will be rsspou
be for any lsprs parcels packages by them unIes,
regular bills Of ladng signed therefor Fer freight or pas
sage. apply TO
QUQDHUE < co, a South street
c. H. MARSHALL, 20 Buring 6lip N "
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LINE. I-4t
A~N4sA - FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-Momins
Line from the foot of Barclay street, landing
- bat ntsrmsdiate places.
The Steases ENTIRE, Captain r. Roe, Monday Wednes-
day and Friday Morning At o'clock
The Steamer TROY, Captain A. 0orham. Tuesday Thurs
Evening Line :n he fSo Of CouItland street. direct
Wednesday and Fndsy Evening at O'Clock.
The Stsams. ALBANY, Captain X; B. Macy. Tuesday,
Thnrsday and Saturday Evening, Al o'clock.
The Boas Of s Lns, owing their light draught Of wa
Troy ample take the morning tsain Of cars or The
eazt west. IN
passage fszht apply board ts Offices on the
Whnrvea -
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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
ErgVstce,s Sale.

DK virtue of deed of trust to me executed oy
Id II. P. Barnes, to secure the payment OF GER
tain debt therein mentioned, which bears date the
9th day of June, 1913, and has been duly record
cd in tIo Probate Court OF Choctaw County;
Mississippi, in Deed Book II, on pages 2oo-'-o
q O, / shall, on Monday the goth day Of January
1915. at the residence of said Barnes IN said
county. proceed to sell TO the highest bidder
for cash, all, or 50 much Of the following pro-
perty as shall be sufficient to satisfy the salu
debts and all costs, to wit: jim, BOD harell'
Alick, jeff, Hector and Harriet. Also inc s9ull,
west quarter Of section No 49, ana tlle cas- 'i9li
ofthe southeast quarter Of section No. ~, IN
township No. 10 range No. I, situated IN the
county aforesaid: also, one wagon and three yoke
of oxen, three head of horses and one mule
shall convey such title as is in me vested.
''''''' eS' d. McKINLAY,
INV 90 IS44-6m. If"Stee'
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
ADVERTISED ENTS.
------
Publishers think that advertising,
Would help 'lcct Clay and Frelinghuyscn
POLLARD, HOPKINS g. co.
eco eSgRG4f G2gg!AG@9.A.Glse 8 Z
10 & 81 Bank Place,
New ORLEANS.
GEo. POLLARD.
WM. c. lIoPKINs,
.JoHN Il. Towns.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
CARROLL COUNTY, ,. ..
;. - A....,I ul,..ntl A ID ISil.


Circuit CART April Term A. D. 1914
Mary J. Beaslyl Attachment for the sum Of
rs $500,
John Carter.
I'm this case, 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF
Y the Court, that the Attachment IN this case mas
been returned executed, by leyying the same on
lots 7S and 20, in the town OF Marion
7, ! therefore. Ordeced by the Court, that no.
t;ce be oiyon, that If the defendant shall fail to
appeor ft the next term of the Circuit Court OF
Carroll county, to be holden at the Court House
n the town Of Carrolton, on the first Monday q
October, A. D.. 1914, and plead, answer or d 81,
10 said Attachment, judgment by default wlli pS u,
rendered against him, and the property attacneu
will be sold. tits further ordered, by the Court
that this notice be pubishep in the western
Statosn,on newspaper published in Carrollton,
for four weeks, according to law
true copy from the minutes of said court
r. A. SEWARD, Clerk
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
slhaIaccry saaEc.

ON the md Monday, being the l2lh day OF
W August next, in front Of the court house
door in the town Of Corrolllon, Carroll county,
will offer for sale at public auction, for cash, The
following described negro slaves to wit girl
Eliza, aged nine ycrrs, 10y George aged seven
years, Emira aged five years, Ellie aged three
years By virtue OF u decree of the District Chan
Gerry Court of the State Of Mississippi holden MT
Carrollton, in q cause wherein James A. GOA
is complainant, and Marsha Coca ct AL are de-
PENDANTS. rotp
r,lv An I9l1 -3-5w Commissioner.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

81 that no Locoloco is too crab
pgh at this advertisement IRON
port wisconsin Territory Am
FROM JUsTlcE
from the custody Of the Loco
y, by whom he was held, profess
await the "justice" which the
ne Union were preparing 10 visit
a little fat Dutchman, known by
|ol Martin Van Buren,, alias 1T
|clan, alias Fox of Kinderhook,
OF Underwood, alias Slippery
had on when he escaped a Tree
tariff small clothes, anti-annex-
4, and a hat sadly battered by
The campaign of 1910. A liberal
Ill be paid for his return to the
SAID Locoloco party, or TO Thos.
'on, High Sheriff of "Old Hun
gre Justice" can be administered
Gead, As strong suspicious are
mai ne has been Polked off by
farther liberal reward will be
! discovery and apprehension Of
and abettors in the nefarlouS
THE SAME OLD COON.
ARIy.-Idas &c A.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
EXECuTOR,s NOTICE.

n ETrRS testamentary having been granted
4 to the undersign, (by the Probate Court q
Carroll County, at the August term 1919, ~ mere
of9 on the last will and testament Oh ilollus
Dent. deceased all persons having cial'ns ~
ganst said estate, are hereby notlneu " plosSn'
go, anly antbenticated, within the time pre-
saU;hcd nv law. or they will be forever barred.
scIioOu y OHIO B. DENT,
RUSSELL G. BEALIa
GA 1aAA -6w Executors.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

THE STATE OF MISSISSlPPl'l Probate eo ,nt
- CHocTAw COUNTY. June TERM a.
vuvo all whom it may concern You are hereby s y
cited to appear before the Judge u ~ von1
prohote Court. at court to be held for SAID coun-
~ - The fourth Monday IN August -.
v+ t.on and there to show cause, if any you
can why an order should not be made 70 - sen cyrus
G..a nnatic. according to the prayer OF tne
o oe,;t;on Of William A. Cotton his guardian, to
pen MEAN WI and N w y 7 ana y
Rance e i E, all lying intae county ana 0'a'S u
foresaid. a.. c;tot;on be pub
~ u au' tho Western Statesman, a newspaper
n l,sbse in the town Of carrot0n' Tor SIX
weeks successfully. ronao4v INDIE
Witness p,o ihofl' Court, the 4th Monday in
June, is4e' THos. n. DAVIS, Clerk.