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and PANS IN tie Hcad. Side and Beck.
Is positive guarantee of their Unparalleled excel
lence. They (iu1gns from tic demand cteciinc
positively beneficial results. tn any other Known
go caicd) remedy. People have been do>cd with Net"Tn
and have experienced the frequent fiia! consequences
and have taken the cid natseanc catiartcs until ;oler
lion gives way 10 disgust. the thought o! repetition
The andoc. long wished, and much called Tor
is the very remedy needed mia, pleasant harmless and
eiclcious-a SAruEAL remedy AMI an" ilat III every
solitary instance does perform all that 1t promises We
have the most rreiragaLe proof Of this in every case HAT
has our knowledge, winch justtcs Us waERASTING
er7ytor and in any OF failure the purchaser may
have his money back.
Mr. BREWSTER, the halter. l.0 Bowery, cured of Gys
pepsia
Mrs snUrE, Of Sing Sing cured headache and pain
IN the side.
Mr. lIILl. 100 Eroadway, cured Il headache.
Nj LINDLEY. IG3 Grecnwicl-strcc cured Of dyspepsia
Of wears standing.
Rev Mr. BURNETT Of Iycakl,n cured of rush Of God
20 the head 10y these i'is.
Miss DOUGLASS, Of Walker and Ludlow streets.
cured of dnneSs ii sight pain III the head z2ess. &c
Ms. CoBg. wife OF the baker in BROOKLYN cured of
weake>s, pain III the ea, SIDE and breast 50 that she is
able bee about, which not the case before taking
these Pills.
Miss c. HENDERSON, 81 Trinity place. cared The most,
dangerous cold and cough, which had almost taken her
llic.
tAuriov-isk for Dr. SMITHS Indian Vegetable Pills -
No other Indian Vegetable Fills (SG-ar coItc!.)
and others pss5s the vr:ucS which these !!ls claim
B-Scc tina: Dr. SMITHS written uaTIe every box.
Sold At the principal! offices l59 GREENWICH sTRstT.
New York, and No Water street. BOSTON, Also. Mf-.
IIsvs l39 Fuon-strect, BROOKLYN j:3 IL
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K +. Y Z II = II . T. u :.
TIME PROPRIETOR respectfully Informs his friends
and the public that lie has opened his new ana spie
did Hotel NJ 1873 Fuon-street. few doors east OF Broad
way immediate vicinity OF mercantile business ana
Tho principal places amusenen and has furnished IL Ia
a style that VII bear favorable comparison Will the very
best hotels in the city The proprietor, In building and 1T
ns p the above house. has had strict regard 10 elegance
and comfort n that lie has combined economy the fol-
lowing prices will show
\ ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT. ..-........ 25
\ WEEK. 80
The rooms viii be warmed gratis, and upon occasion
will there he than one bed in room.
There is REFECrOKY attached in which there are
meals served up HOURS of the day and evening.
There are also Bath Rooms connected for warm cold and
shower baths. The Porter will he in attendance at all
times during he night 10 admit dodgers, and TO let them
cut n all hours.
y B.-Tlose who want Lodgings after the house closes
will ring the hall bell n20 3ns
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~ T. PLANNERS AMERICAN NEWSPAPER 81 r.
.St,EIPrIUS AND ADVERTISING Agency
~ >titc-sircct, Boston.
- Puc-slrcrt, Philadelphia.
5 T. corner If Baltimore aud Cnivert-s Baltimore.
Advertisements and subscriptions are received Tor some
OF the hest Newspapers most al the principal towns and
cities OF every State in the United stac,, Tor which lie Ii
The ,uly authorized Agent
Merchants Manufacturers and Dealers generally are re-
spcctfuv invited avail themsevesnt the medium which
INV agency affords communicative directly with the peo
pie OF the country by advertising in the papers OF the
Country Y. Il. PALMER,
DIS Agent for Country Newspapers.
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rgN0 MERCHANTS, TEACHERS md OTHERS
i HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, 2i6 rcarl-strcel, keep
constantly for sale large and complete assortment OF
school Classical ana Miscellaneous Books. Blank Books
III every variety; Letter, Cap, Guei ana plain) Eli,
Drawing, and Tea Paper Qnii!-, luk, Sealing Wax,
.yc. &c.
Merchants Teachers. School Committees and Others
wishing t., purchase will mud IL for their give
u call, viii furnish all articles IN line nj low
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NIu W.,HD LUMBER ARD, Al the loot "I saith
Street Hudson Rver.-t;. =. MOTT takes pleasure
giving notice 10 the If real estate and residents
that he hiss hand large assortment Of Lumber OF T.!
kinds. which he offers for sale the most advantageous
terms and j. well aware he can compete with other deal
err il, the City prices and quality and particularly In
vtes all 1 give him call and examine Isis s:ock
ny =, iolis to purchasing. ia
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5o.0g0 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
Wovid perhaps 4. u snail esiima;e jor tie rac-
ages nj tLis dreadful disease in single
ueay then add the fearful cafa-
iosus Of those rnt ef by h.gam-
nation Of lie Lungs He
morrhagc. .Aahn'a.
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GRAND RESULTS!


71f most donshig, d2-iecisire dEd unsurpassed results
hare, G.us far. attended, he miaStdon and iumiy Wse 4
Dr.. SMITHS
"IMPRovED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
GSugaf-CodtcdJ
Which attracting the attention of mankind, in
consequence their universally acknowledge! superiority
EVERY OTHER PORN and of P,opatrc, .iieri-
n, Din'si, .Stlorifc Eilco,dW remedy; and their
rapid popularity 81 sovereign medicine for
Intermittent RemiHent, B,iious ard oher Fe-
rers, InNucnea, Cults, Head-ache. Indiscs-
ton, Dyspepsia, Perrerted Apyefife,
Heari-Luyp, Costreaes$, Diarrh@a,
Faut Stomach, HORNS, Rhen-
matism and GoVi, ScrO
fala. Lirer AFeciioas,
Impurities Of the
Biood, Femoie
(omuI1jDIy
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r. LEECnES AND CUrS applied 10y Mr.. MAGNu>-
SON corner Of broadway and Broom. street, entrance in
,:r"omc Il. NcwY"rk.
F.,jy,Hces.--Dr. Cltesman, pr. Mott, Or. Nelson pr
fisncl-. pr Scarns. Dr. EcrscI Dr. Weed. Dr. Sinclair
Dr. D. smith. br. Qnackci.hc-.
Res, swedish I.cecheS constantly on hand ials I'm
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Collections In Mississippi.
HTEVES & DAVIDSON, Attorneys at Law, Coffee
u vile. M,si T. \. CHEVES & A. II. DAVIDSON
vii, give prompt attention the business OF their profess
sion generally the Northern, and the collection of for
cisn claims, amounting TO five hundred dollars, AMI up
wards in any part of the State. Feb 81. 1913.
REFERENCES.
EDWIN C. ESTES Esq. vL
Messrs TOWNSEND & BROTHER, : Ne"- '''"
SMITH s CARROLL.
NJ. u. COOPER n CO. fNew-Orleans.
F." FELLowES, JOHNSON & co..
S S$5i ss%4E a5E Philadelphia
GOODMAN Sc MEANS, I ,,,t
u. J.. PETERSON, Esq. "'''f'''' "a 2m.
| EonN CONGER, jr. Attorney and Counsellor LAW
~ and Solicitor IN Chanccry, Fort Wayne, Indiana, will
attend professional business the various departments
OF the State Of Indiana. VIII also attend TO the payment
taxes sales lans and all other business appertaning
| 10 1t General Land Agency Tor Northern Indiana.
R.fereHces M Nte YORK;. W. Elr onts Esq. Messrs
Foot Davies W. & $. Woodruff & Co. Suyiam. Sage
Co. Thornc, liutl& Thomas Struthers, Morchouse Co.
Comstoek Congcr. n25 3m'
4 Aw C-lRD.--CoLLEcrioN DEBTS NORTH
"a WEST.-E. Il. WASllBURNE, Attorney at Law. Ga
lena Onois) will give his attention to the collection Of
debts due NcwYork merchants In Galena Rockford and
Rock Island, Illinois; in Du Bulue Iowa; In Pattevile.
Potos Prairie du Chen Mineral Point and Madison Wis
consin
Refer to h. \. Cushman & o.; Dorem,is, suydam &c
Nixon. New.lork s2I
| CO-PAKrN ERsllGP.-The undersigned have this day
~ formed Il Co-partucrship under the trm HARRIS,
MORGAN 8: HARRIS for ransactins general American
Dry Goods Wool Commission business ut No 81 Pine
street, pIrisr 70
crwise. BENJAMIN G. HARRIS.
SAMUEL MORGAN,
7flw SAMUEL HARRIS.
ItO-PARTNERSlIP--Th undersigned have this day
Olorncd co-partnership under the nrm of HARRIS,
MORGAN & HARRIS, for transacng General Anne
rican Dry Goods and Wool Commission Business, and
prep.i ed 10 Diici the usual facilities.
BENJAMIN C. HARRIS.
SAMUEL MORGAN.
Feb T. lSA5-if Ivy SAMUEL HARRIS
FHNHE SUBSCRIBERS lave this day formed Il copart-
j. ucrslIp for trnnsac ing Domestic i General Dry
Goods and Commission Business under the firm OF STAN
TON, RICH ARDS IL HOLLISTER. They may be found
for the present at the store No 80 Beavcr-st.
F. c. STANTON,
q. U. RICHARDS,
W. ii. HOLLISTER.
New-York. 10th January, 1915. jl7
CO-PAgrS ERSIIIp,-Tbe subscribers have this day
OeEtccd into co-parncrsp for the purpose OF transact
ing General Dry Goods importing and Jobbing Business
under the nrm of MANNING IL PRICII.,RD, and viii
occupy the store, No. 81 l!eaver-street,
X. ii. MANNING,
jail I'm WI. II. PRICHARD.
COMPREHENSIVE P.--The Subscribers have formed
o-partIership under the ard hrm of Stewart e.
Hopkins, the trlIsactng General Dry Goods Business
ut No. Is Cecar-srect ~ ROBBINS STEWART
GEORGE q. HOPKINS
New-York Jan. 10Th, ls45. 100 2w-
NTOTlCE.--Geo. Il. Granis having taken into partner
ship Charles j. Gilbert, OF Hartford Conn the Boot
and shoe Business will be continued at 90 Maiden Lane,
hereafter under the firm of
4. ID
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prices and IN Wlantiiies 10 sult
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
Tile Matte Erw School Ceo-IDo do Abridged
srapay aud Alias. Wct>er's Dictionary for
Peter l'arley's topography for Schools. l2ino.
Children. 30 do 10 lGmo
Peter l'arleys History for Mrs.. Liucou's botany.
Children. DO Botany Tor Beginners
Bnrr,t's Geography of the DO Natural Philosophy
Ic,.vclS, with an Atlas. . 10 Natural Philosophy iur
FvlowCs' Astronomy for Re Beginners.
.!,ncrs. Do Lecture, Chemistry.
Cuuifics Ecccs astica, I- DO Chemistry for Beginners
terry Tor schools. Ga!.aidct'> Picture Reading
Kane, Elements Of Criti- Book.
ticsm, SVo. l'rcstons Interest Tables, %
Prcstons Interest Tables : per cent.
per cent, DO 30 Abridged.
\ Practical Grammar OF the English Language ui In
PRODUCTION composition i'll which tie constructions
classified predictions and phrases. By Edward lila
zen, aatlor Of the Spccr and Deincr. Part First.
Parts first and second boand in one vol. sep2y
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Tytle EeLfq..f Zle T515ue-:
SIR: BY inserting tic following article from
the Baph,; Advocate, you viii confer favor
upon many Of your SUBSCRIBERS.
SIfU-fDaJ WARFARE
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<',ONNNTS rNIENI YEA>T.-fhe l,>t aiiic!e icr
I raising bread ever used. Warranted Ia keen in cvcry
climate The American institute, n their late fr award
cL the inventor pplons declaring This Yeast The best
article ever manufactured raising bread bu,Lwlca;
pastry. &c.
The Yeast is IN acid which, being combined in proper
Chemical prororonsw an alSi 'mpre.raies the dough
with carhonc uc,, gas without affecting, any way. the
original properties our and ts, when hsktV pro-
duci.: rsrcc, bread, sold wholesale and retail ~ cts per
po,r,d i,v GASSNEE& YOUNG. l32 Chatham =. In
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Collections In Mississippi.
HHENES & DAVIDSON, Attorneys at Law. Coffee
u vile. Ml,Si. 7. ~ CHEVES & A. IL. DAVIDSON
vii, give prompt attention the business OF their profess
sion generally IN the Northern aud the collection of for
cSn claims, amounting five hundred dollars, anu up
wards, in any part of the State. Feb. 3D. lsi5.
RLEERENCES
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n Ally MEMORANDUM BOOK. FOR si5.-rhc sub
sciilcrs would call the attention Of business men and
Others who have occasion Memorandum Book, 10
hc work just published for the ensuing year. This
is arranged with printed heading for mcmorandms 10y
every day the year. SundaN4 included and contains
Time and Interest Table,, the whole being larger than
a pocket wallet, for which they can also be adapted,
they are made with uc. and pocket for that purpose
Published and sold wholesale and retail by
FRANCIS IOUTREL.
- I'm Manufacturing Statiouors, - Maiden lane
A count COOKS PAPER AND STATIoNERY.--A
Inr.c assortment ct Account Looks Mcn"Taidui and
Pass Cooks. 81 own manufacture, matte oI iic best
quality linen paper, constantly hand AZ Ow prices. stat
,:oney every variety Foreign and Domestic embracing
every article required both fancy and staple. Paper, OF
all descriptions iulcd aud Plain Cap and Letter,
low As 81 80 per rcan; Tissue Noc. Envelope and Wrap
ming a!l sizes and qualities. Printing and binding Of every
description executed at lowest rates.
FRANCIS & LOCTREL,
film Manufacturing Stationcrs - NIniicn lane.
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ID URSTED PiPES.-Those persons who troubled
~ with their Cfoton Water fixtures because bursting,
inforuc'! that they have them repaired and
ranged avoid any difficulty hereafter, by applying
Messrs rl.bln jenkins, basement, No. John-st who
viii attend 10 al orders with punctuaIity and despatch.
81 twist
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TO-rAKrN ERSllIP.-Thc undersigned have this day
~ fosned Co-partncrslp under The trm Of HARRIS.
MORGAN 81 HARRIS, for transactins general American
Dry Goods Wool Commission business ut No "a Pine
street. pIriair,i to advances 9th
erwise BENJAMIN c. HARRIS,
SAMUEL MORGAN,
7flw SAMUEL. HARRIS
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DR. Brown may be consulted every day Sundays except
ed az his Office 10 Chambers four doors below Broad
way. Hour. OF attendance from II A. ". TO 2 NJ.
Advice 10 The Poor traits del 3in -
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
JOB B @ O k-B | n d f K Y,
liz and liz Fultou-ss.

+. WALKER. Bookseller and Publisher, ia Ful;on-Si
Always on hand good assortment of Scoo Books; Stan-
iard Works of American and English editions MisccliA
ans xoohs and stationery ofeycr, kind greatly resced
rrirr. Tor cn>h. Country dealers .unrlicd. l25f
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FIR f n c HIS HOTEL.

manler OF the Hudson River steamboat Empire
Ne,y-York January 81, lSij. ii2w
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NEW VOLUMES OF
NORTH CAROLINA LAW.

prLETON s 90. goa Eroalwav.
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4 .lW CAsD.-CoLLEcrIoN OF DEBTS THE NORTH
d 4 WEST.--E. Il. WASHBURNE, Attorney at Law. Ga
lrna (nois) will give his attention to the collection OF
debts due New York merchants In Gaena; Rockford and
Rock Island, Illinois; in Du Bulue, Iowa; In Plaevle.
Potos, Prairie du Chen Mineral Point and Madison, Wis
consin.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
Adnirafstratorss Notice.

I ETTERS of9Adnnnistration wilhthe
& will annexed having been granted to
the undersigned on the Estate Of James
Meek deceased by the Probate Conrtof
.Tailahatchie County at the October
Term A d. 1914.
Thereiore. notice is hereby given to
all persons illdebted TO said estate to
come forward and make Immediate
payment. Those having Claims a
gainst said estate are also hereby noii-
fed 10 present the same duly .authentica-
ted for payment within the time pres
scribed by law or this notice vii be
plead in bar Of the recovery.
E. S. FISHER, .Adm'f
Of James Meek deceased. 30-6-w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
EDE'. RzefFat7g vegetable Life
PILLS 81 AsElGEaEK ISEaserS.


Every whsre acknowledged as tbe
best of all the numerous medicines that
are offered to the patlia. Dir Mofat's
Lie Pills and Fh1enix Bnters are daily
and hourly sustaining the sound repula.
ton whichihey have honestly and unos.
tentatiously acquired No person ever
yet-tuok them even for short period,
without being so perfectly satisfied with
their effects upon himself, as TO recon-
mend them to others.
The Life Medicines are also most
excellent reliefin affections of the Liver
and Bowels, as has been proved in hun
dreds ofcases where patients have come
forward aud requested that their expe-
fienee intaking them might be publish
ed for the benefit ofothers In their on
GRAFTON in such cases, they restore .he
tone otihe Stomach. strengthen the di-
gestiye organs, and invigerate the een=
erailnneHons of.the whole body. & thus
become -io. both sexes (for they are per-
tect'y adapted TO eacA) an invaluable
means Of preventing disease and restor-
ing health.
In affections of The Head, whether ac-
eonpaaled with pain and giddiness, or
markedby the griev6us calamity of i'm
paired mental energy; lin paIpi;ations Of
the heart, tiatuience, loss Of appeliie and
Strength, and the multiplied symptoms
of disordered digestion, The Life Medi-
cines will be found 10 possess The most
saiulary efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed, weak, or de-
eayed, IN men or women, are under the
Observation-Disclosures Of the life medicines.
Old coughs asihmas, and consumptiye
habits are soon, relieved and speedily
cured Poverty ofblood, and emaciated
limbs will ere long meet the happiest
change; the chill, woiery fluid will be-
come rich and balsamic, and the limbs
be covered with flesh, firm & healthy.
Nervous disorders ofeyery kind, and
from whatever cause arising, Fly before
the effects of thelile medicines, and all
that train of sinkings. anxleties and
iremefs which so dreadfully affect the
weak, The seden,ary and the delicate,
will ina short time be succeeded by
eheerfalness, and every presage Of
health.
For weakness, deficiency Of natural
strength, and relaxation of the vessels
by too frequent indulgence of the pas
sIons, this medicine is safe, certain
and invaluable remedy. For sale at
Panolaby HUNT g. Co.
may d. s m
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
AdlminisaraeO 5 Notice.

LETTERS Of Administrator having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
estate Of Abner w. Fitzpatrick deceased,
by the Probate Court OF Tallahatchie
county atthe October Term A. d. 1914;
Therefore notice is hereby given 10
all persons indebted to said estate TO
come forward and makeimmediate pay
mept. Those having Claims against
'saidestate are also hereby notified TO
present the.same duly authenticated for
pay nnenl within thc,time prescribed by
law. or this notice will be plead in bar
.oi the recovery.
ABRAM ". DAVIS, Admir-
of AbRer W fitzpatrick Ge'cd.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
A DlTINIS TR4TOR'S NOTICE.

Letters Of admins: ration having been
granted to the Undersigned. on the IS
tate of Eli South, deceased, at the Octo-
her tern. A. ID. 484t of the Probate
court Of Pamela county--tlis therefore
IS TO notify all persons indebted to said
Estaiefo come forward immediately and
make payment. And those having claims
against said estate, will present the
same, duly authenticated, TO the sobscri-
Der, within the time limited b law, or
this notice will be plead as bar TO the
recovery Of the same
s @36-6w HIRAM RHODES, Adm'r.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
Administrators Notice.

Letters ofAdministration having been
granted to the undersigned OH the es-
tate Of Calvin Russell deceased, by The
Probate Court of Ta.lahalchie county,
at the August Term, a. D. 1914 of
said court:
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted to said Estate, to come forward
and make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said Estate are
hereby notified to present the same for
payment, within the time prescribed by
law, duly authenticated, to the subscri-
Der, or they will be forever barred.
JAMES AFFORD, Adm'r Of Cal
rim Easel, deceased.
Charleston MI, Aug. IL, 1914. q3-6w
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Administrators Sale.

EGREEABLEto an order of the Hon.
- the Probate Court Of Tallahatchie
county, made at The October Term A.
D. 1914. shall proceed TO sell in the
town ofCharleston in said county on the
Monday the 9th day Of December
next on a credit Of tive I've months with
bond &security the following real,estate
belonging to the estate of William 0.
Williams deceased to wit: The south
east quarter Of section Is, in Township
25 Range 2 cas- containing 100 acres
more or less. Sale to take place with
in the hours prescribed by law.
DANIEL Y SAWYERS Adm'r.
Of Wm. o Williams iced.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI;
George w .Johnson) @8Alahatchie coun-
IS " Crit Court, A.

Enos Harlan. pril Term 1911.
Attachment for The swm Of $2l4 80.
This day came the plaintiff by his al.
tornIes, and moves the cert for an or
der Of publications. !, appearing to
the satisfaction OF the coart that the SAID
Harlan is an absconding deb'or, il is
therefore considered by the roart that
the motion be sustained, and that S1tibli-
cation Of the pendency OF this suit be
made in the "Weekly Register news"
paper published weekly IN the town Of
Pamela, for four successive weeks, re-
curing the said defendant tlarlan TO
appear and give special bail and plead
within the time limited by law for his
appearance, or the estate so.attached4wll i'll
be sold to satisfy the said plaintiffs de-
nand and all costs and charges in this
behalf expended.
A true copy from the nfinutes-done
at office at Charleston Mi. Nav 30,l94I
Attest A. B. BELTS, Clerk.
Bailey & Fisher, Attornies lor.pl'ff.
iuD | l2-4W
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ADMINISTRATORS NOyTcE

AGhEEABLY TO an order of the /
~ The Probate Court of Pamela Cou,
Nh. made althe July Term 1914 thereo
! will present my accounts, as Admins.
traitor OF the Estate OF James Keith de-.
ceased, for final settlement and allow.
eneo, at the September term 1914 Of
SAID Court All persons interested are
notified TO attend AMI show cause If any
they have why such settlement and al
lowance should not be made.
JNO. II. KEITH ddmr.
August 30, l844-22-6w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
Executors Notice.

4 ETTERS Testameniary on the es-
tate Of Sinclair A. Henderson, de-
ceased, having been granted to the un
dersigned at a special Term Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Pamela County held on
the 3lst day Of August A. d. 1844.-
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said Estate to come forward
and make payment Immediately; and
all persons having claims against said
estate are likewise notified to present
the same duly authenticated to the sub
scriber within the time limited by law
or they will be forever barred.
VIM. b. POELARD Er'tr. Of
the last wil and Testament, of s. A.
Henderson, decd.
September 2l,l944. 27-ffw
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Administrators Eoticc,

LETTERS administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
undersigned on the estate Of Edward NJ.
Halle deceased, by the Hon. Probate
Court of Pamela county, Mi at a special
Term Of said Court holden on the 5OIh
day of September A. d. 1844;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted 10 said estate to come forward
and make payment; and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent the same duly authenticated to the
subcrlber within the time prescribed by
law, or this not ce will be plead in bar
of a recovery ofth same.
JANE G. HALLE, adm'r.
Of The estate Of E. NJ Halle decd.
oct 1Q-31-6w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-01
Administer tors Notice.

"a GREEABLY to an order OF The Hon
"a Probate Court of Pamela county Mi.
made at The. October Term thereof. A. ID.
1914, will as Administrator dc bonis.
non Of The Estate Of Sarah Harrison, de,
ceased, present my accounts for tinal
settlement and allowance, at the Decem-
iyef Term A. d. 1874 Of sad Court;
All persons interested. are hereby no
tilted TO attend and show cease # any
they have, why final settlement and al
lowances should not be made.
Judy COTIEN Adr.
nc toais a6is q Sarah Harrison decd.
-33--ew.