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SAVE YOUR SHILLlNGS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
- BOOTS AND SHOES.
N

(oacec to John hu!chlng) have yd from l2ots
lac Chatham street, and completed their ~
Of Boots and Shoes tn can be found in n.
Every thing her line conastin In OF 5000 ladies' No
Bus. 5000 ladies' Gather do, 5000 ladies' do
ns do 1oo Wei BACK, no zoo Children, shoe, of ali
kind. and co'os 900 ades Caters. black and caore 50
Of genemen fine calf sowel Boots 80 pegged IS
cases klps do boys and youths Do and ali other
c that possibly he called for the boot AID She me-
for sale 42 nathan opposite the Cha'ham THEATRE
NJ B. The opened I'LL 10 O'Clock the evening giving
w engaged ms lmssc
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NAVIGATION. The Canadian steamer Gore, ar
riy cd at Rochester on Friday from Toronto.
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1T'HE sU BsCRIgER I, now prepared TO sci, WAICHf.s
,;,nS;od and silver Levers and epines, Anchors Ne Nc
md a. very assortment Of yewery consulting OF tolj
Cb,ns Penoih Bracelets, Pins, &c Sc which he Is de
mined to II ow,r than any other hoase ~ the city.
' JOHN MYERS, 30 Chatham street.
n B-Don't forge, the NJ mbeI-s0 Chatham street.
NAL lmsm
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vert the public mind from this exciting subjects ana
YOU NAV expect to hear that Buckeyedom is +" 60.
ing it with rush, as the natives say. You will
hear from me whenever find any thing that viii
conduce to the interest of your wide and extensive
Circulating paper Yours respectfully, s.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the abov. articles anayi,h
had better lose time cal ing fashionable Bo
Shoe Stores of S. SECOR, Nos i6Dh 1871 G-
street. where all Auit RI n,eves with article Tor
style make fashion aud lEsh
hais eQuAiled in this city.
s. s. beg apprise particular those, gentle
who consider well fhing boot CATER Indispensable
article the tout ensemble Of ell within the monde that
60x 61 Greenwich the only places New OH
they peRd bsng sui ed. ,
NJ B.-Lades aud Misses Gaiters, Shoes &C., always
hand in endless variety.
RT- Remember, ieok and i6l Greenwich street--ku
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a. Only LOOK AT THIS aud see the as -
IA tonishingl low prices Of BOOTS aad Shoes

r.. ONLT LUX THIS > n
tonshinglo low prices Of BOOTS aad SHOES~
that selling OF the New and Fashionable
Shoe STORE. eorssr Of Greenwich aud Murray .,rs.s.
aud single soles from So 50 so s. 81 50 and IS PAIR
Also large assortment Of Genemen boys and youths III
calf and hip Shoes Of the hee
j. also large ascot men, Of low priced Boot, and Shoe.
that viii come v shia the reach Of al classes.
The Ladies Of New York and vicrity will find il to their
advantage call this establishment and tn spen-
did gatcr Boots sgstn, Slippers and Ties Of
quantity Of Owe shoes and waterproof Buskins gentle
mems strapped, with ethe! bottoms ladss' do Moccasns
drens of all xiv d. in abundance and cheap
Don't mistake the nulnbe, 2s3 (reen ch street, Of
Murray WRIGHT, CALHOUN x CO.
fr28 Imse
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the above named articles
be had at the Manufacturers Depot, No. 200 Pearl
New York
Among those hand may be foand in part the following.
Boys in pege Meu.' Boys Thick Erossns
Do do do Calf do D. do do Pegged do
Do stout Pesgei do Do do Goat and Sal do
And great variety Gf Womens Missss and Childre, 3
Bustins Boo,es, Slippers Sc Sc p;ssd and ;ewsd tose,h
Country and Others invited call examine
All sold low T r city Accsp,ances
GALE X GO, No so Pearl street
mi imsec u. Hotel Building, Y.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 81, 33 AND 30 CROSBY STREET
n THE PROPRIETOR would inform h'. friend:
the public that he has sale at his large and
Aspacious establishment upwards Of seventy ttorses
prising fine pairs Of Match Carriage Hos from
Ontao County, suitable for family lars asnb-r OF
fast troters and Of great endurance .
Also very number Of ,oi Hones suitable for heavy
drauht. kind geate and well broke in hAuess The above
stock all well worthy the ateaticn OF purchasers
Droves Hoemen vAtir this market with orses Tor
sale will find the OF this esAbshmea
bes airy and capable OF stabag 100
Horses comfot,by. .
Gentlemen having Hoss keep livery, bv srnding them
this rest assured that they will ec' We
the utm1 and attention. with liberal charges.
The also INFORM his reues the prblc that
Auction Sales Business discontinued at this exaolsh
ment. WILLIAM WlLMAfAH,
mrIe lmsrc Proprietor
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Wn; and Of the ., %a o. S
and % s' Sos
within their YHo%s s., i 29Sst ~ FIfs
Thee Thomas. Specific P. ere NJ" % r.. % ,ns
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one ilisi d fSo%as Specific Pills, they y fad speedy aad
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tor. IL. p,,-ni 70 happy socy al
Rs%ssr. street. Granite B.ildus' 70 Fulton ,iI.ss East
Broadway. mls I'm.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NC.
' f,:p % on S.sd eo%Ss:s s
feathers Hair 2 2sTrS' k Fsa MNTG sSss ss'''
b in'ue u Liberty street. up st.ir,
SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGLESEY LEG.
& SSs'ss
e. %S'i rs! IIss ;
to nstas s,hso produced Introduced into this country 40"
N, s,,, william LILA S,s sSLrH2S New Yo,.
Eyrrms aoSe sSn suS Sri
have The artificial Len Of M ssgh 20 nswp al ne
Ss But s, mos. e. VINO
iead. whom sfSsI n f S6 ,TfT, '''~'h
or to all 0'Af f,ctsr of sus.y Jnvisy 81 New
n .CKET sHIP sIDDONs FROM LIVE -,5--o-
disehs-ginT, under general ofae'' UyS,if loot q
"Consisse,, will phase attend to - ,oos, 10
| medlIely .nsrec pit OF '"' ma3s
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Observation-Disclosures r; CKUMP,
OHRONUMETER, WATCH, CLOCK MAKER AND
" JEWELEK, formerly 8 Tobias for nearly 81. year
and recently with MaIquaeds Co Broadway upwIds OF
has Removed fro 2 gas GRAND ST - :. 1LEEck-
tce the business aud from his long experience
and Known sbty with that shar. Of patronage 70
which abilities " returning thanks for all pass
he would rniad his friends that he rsIam every d.
watches Rep mus,es and dupIer the mos
procured Also je~eiry and diamond
work Pearls rstrung Gises and heys Constantly on
hand . .
N B.-Cssh paid for old gold and silver MI lMsm
LOR SALE 10000 do!Ia worth Of China Glass and Easth
cnwae from shelves and Lackages, ahe stores NO
ITO sh aad No. 223 9Th Avenue corner 23d suss
cheaper than part now landfag OF the newest ~
wall do we'll cal. aud 20 cent ilso cutlery hn,s
and forks pen knives dirk knives, table and teaspoons 10
bras Clocks open aud best Of idupn pr eest
cheaper house the To let the upper pert o.
be ah house corper 25d street cheap 70
good tenant mmedis,s and no Sha 81 90
| Enquire OF . iuCnho reoC .".L 80,
| No. 170 9Th Avenue oof"eI sun se'eoN
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sN JUST FIN shLD1t i.Eant Nuuis sar .i. lord,sAr
No Of PTsssn Moka al S. These hats daIsbi.
lily and u,e hose sold q - Also 40 article at 81 So
very leat dr-Es hat. bhOWN rrAet Ssi rA'r.
IA m lao anal aueet
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FIRST THRoUGH steamer United States AZ
rived at Detroit on the 18th instant from Buffalo
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n JACKET SHE sIDDONs FROM LIVE -7----
L dsehseing under general order. at .NPOOLs 10y
Wall street. 81. -...,.... Irhsas ""A
fnedI,ely. me yecs pt OF e''" mas
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TO THE AMERICAN LADIES AND
CENT .EMEN

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN. twenty-five y.s1 old hay
Ing been sesera yess Teacher Coese Of Paris, worls
in the Freach during his .ojoun this c,ty
IL you wish learn rapidly this be- utful necessary
hngusye and hsvs the best Partisan accent you writ
the follow ing direction and will obtain exactly Wis
you desire MR. x. Il. DE CALMONTlER,
m5 In re Sc Rsads street.
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ENLARbEMENT OF THE FuLTON sALOON.
Il The subscriber having ENLARGED his Soon rady y
bis with plenty Of 70 and also with
all he tecaccs which marset affords HIS dining room
will acc least 100 persons time The saloon
ha, newly and and fos convenience
unsurpaSssd.
The subscrber take, this opportunity Of tumuR hs SIN
his for the liberal patronage late
him aud pleased TO b. thus assured that his
endyo please have been duly speeisd aod he pledges
himself to merit cnntiua
ause OF put fav0s HIS assistant the Judg. will be eves
ready to a; tend the wishes of the most fasidious
DAVID A GOULD. Propietor
MI lmsm No 10 Fulton street
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A FRENCH LADY, Teacher OF Muxic and Wrench Lam
n xuag. If hours thne DAYS ia the week. "
instruct in a private family young I'd e. school, b.st
Of reference. given. Enquire address by line: nm l.
NJ, 1872 West Broadway. n2J HAwzweN
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIsMAMlNGo COUNTY.
n.n~,.b,. T.,,,, 6 n

PROBATE Court, December Term 1915
~ Office is hereby given, that an ap"
~ plication to mo, by Andrew J. Fra'y
of Harden County, Tennessee, who
claims an undivided interest of all that
tract Of land in said County Of Tishamngo,
known and designated as the South East
quarter of Section No. Ten, in Township
Two, and Runge Eight ,-Thc North East
quarter Of Section Thirly-live, Township
Ono, Range Eight. The South West Of Sec
ton Twcnty.seven, Township Two, Range
Eight.-And the South IVES, of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Da>
yid W. Hyndman, James B. Townsend,
and A. B. Walker Esqrs, 10 divide the said
tracts Of Land into eleven equal parts or
shares and unless proper objections are
stated to me, at tho Court House in the
town o. Jacinto, in the first Monday 10 Feb
ruary 1914, the said David W. Hyndman
James r. Townsend and A. B. Walker
will then bo appointed TO make partition
Of the said Lands held by coparners, joint,
tenants and tenants in common. Given
under my hand and seal the 4th Of Deem.
lS43. A. IL. WEIR,
Probate Judge
Deem i'h 1887 6v-Pr's fee Sl3 so
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Taken up by Jesse Sweai0n' I,y'ns 10 -
hands high, supposed Obe 5 years o'' d
stor in his face and snip on his nose, WINE
on aft his hoois, no other marks perez Ivao'e
appraised to $40 March OOH 1911
TT N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger
April 9th 1874.
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A H1isg OF Letters

SDEMAlNiNG in the
- 10 on the first day Of
not taken out by the frs
sent the post Office dcpa,
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Beckerdlle Z
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Box Robert
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, Biddie Edmond
Barry WIN I'll )
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Berry Aenophen
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or Coulson III
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r Carpenter Owen
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m Eyerstrcet John
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as' Foster Joseph
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&c. Guilbreath Andrew
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@ Grisson Phillip
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ire Harrison Benjamin
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Hubbard Green X
'ah Holden Richard
Ter Hammons robert
ion Haney G II
-, Hackney John S
NJ z unit John X
en- Juno Francis
m Jones Stepeen
johnson John
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sol
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Il + the November Term Of the Probate
IA Court of Tippah County Mississippi,
Letters Of Administration we're gram
ted to the undersigned, on the Estate of
German p. Gossett Decd, Notice is there
fore hereby given to all persons who have
claims against said estate to present tho
sane properly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, Or tho same will be
barred, JOHN GOSSETT,
Administrator 0
said Estae
Novnpoher lS,h 1S19
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ost Once nj Hlpley Mi
April 1874, which ii
of July next, viii be
ment ms dead letters.
endrick A
ianix John w
uykcndali Elcnor
.yle Samuel II
.ondrick Mary
angley John
cunning villa n
.awson francis Miss
iorgan Charles
jauiden Epps
4 organ George
,lartiddalc Elizabeth
William
MEG &c William
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Mcknight Hugh
MON airy Ann Mrs
mcDonald John
miller A J
NICK elIer Y l.
montgomery Elizabeth
Morgan JONES
Mcl Entock A Ii 2
Mhrkham John L
Moody william
Nelson James .
O'Brian Charles
Price N S
Packcte |
Pryor Samuel 5 4
Pernel iiiuson
Pickins Carroll
Pratey Andrew
Parks Mr
Potts J MC
Raglan MT
Rogers { arson
Ranger Tippah City
Ramsey ] A
Robinson Thomas
robertson George K
rome solomon
Rucker Elizabeth J
Riddlespurger S :
Simpson xon'ott j
Simpson John
Smith Err
Wm Smith
SHELTON kichard
Smith James Ii
Suggs Caroline NJ
Shackelford wiley
Shackelford Nancy Iii
Shaw Mary Miss
Shelby william
Smith David
Smith Moses
Smith william
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Sessions VIM
Sheriff Tippah City
Saddler Thomas
Settlenair David
Spears Harvey
Turner John
fiddler S R
Taylor Joseph
Tar,ant John b
Terry Flemming
Thomas Charles l.
w Gods Esq
Wilton George 2
Woods I homas
Webster Saml or Jes
Whiten Elijah
Woford w m NJ Hon
Wheeler w II
Weir VIM w
Yanccy A l. ID
Young Milton
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