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From the Washington Daily Union.

APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsIDENT. Rob
ert II. Morris, Deputy Postmaster in The city
of New York, in place of John Lorimer
Graham, removed.
Elv Moore, Marshall in the southern dis
rict of New York, in the place of Silas M.
stwell, removed
Michael Hoffman, Naval officer in the city
of New York, in place Of jeremiah Towlc.
removed.
A gentleman who left Albany on Saturday
learned from one of the Senators that the
following nominations had been made by
the Governor:
William D. Waterman, and Nelson j.
Waterbury, Judges of Marine Court, in
place of Messrs. Shelhian and Randall
terms expired.
Thomas w. Clarke, Master in Chancery,
in place of T. A. Emmett, term expired
j. N. Cushman, Master in Chancory, Re-
appointment.
A QUESTIONABLE COMPLIMENT" We see
that the New York Historical Society have
elected His Excellency james K. Polk, Pre-
sident of the United States an honorary
member of their reasonable association.-
We respectfully hope that he will decline
the proiered honor--we should as soon be-
come member of a second Hartford Con-
vention."
The above from the Madsonian, is also
official, we suppose. What has the New
York Historical Society done? Perhaps al
msion is had to that most soft and ridiculous
attempt, on the part of that learned body, to
change the name of this country, or rather
supply one.-U. S. Gas
That is precisely what we intended. The
allusion was of course to the disgraceful al
tempt on the part of that body to rob our ma
ton of its glory and renown. If we knew
the names of those connected with the trans
action we so strongly reprobate, we would
hang them up in our columns with Benedict
Arnold and Aaron Burr.--U. s. Journal
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A Gnci.Dea ErranroycHnemt!

The Urbana, Granville, GaIllpolls, Cah-
ton, Red Dog Smiths, and sundry and divers
other banks broke after they had flooded the
country with hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars of their worthless trash, which caused an
almost incalculable amount ofdistress among
the laborng people Of the country by their
swndling operations. But Kelley pet bl'
is an improvement on this, most decidedly,
for the better, as it has blown up before it
goes into operation! This is taking time
by the forelock" to some urpose!--Oh'o
Statesman.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The State Of Ohio


[ VI.
James Nicholas & ~
Samuel Dnsmore)
OY virtue of awt o: Venditioni Exponas to direct
I'D ed, from the. Court of Common Pleas of the county
of Putnam, and State of Ohio will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House in Kada Monday the 18th
day of May A. d. 1s45 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and o'clock .P. M, OF said day, the following
property 10 wit:
gray Horse. Taken rs the property of Samnel Dins
more at the Suit oftlC State of Ohio
T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
sHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kaiida, May 0, 1915. 2wsS0
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THE KALIDA VENT U RE
Friday, May 40. IsA5.

{ GA government of men and not of property
the rights of man as possessed of reoson and al
fcctions-the right Of the people to institute GO
yernment. and when it becomes destructive of its
ends 10 alter and reform it-equaity against pri-
yilege-hostiIity to special Legislation for the be-
neft or for the injury of classes--the assertion OF
the rights of labor, which includes most nearly
tho riShts of allan extension of the triumphs of
humanity even to criminal law--freo and good
schools for the generation that is to take our
places--the advancement Of moral reform, by the
Increase and diffusion fntellig Bancroft.
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NAsTURTIUM, OR STURTIoN.-This is an
annual plant, a native of Peru, and is highly
deserving Of cultivation for the sake of its
brilliant orange and crimson colored flower,
as well as for the berries, which, if gathered
while green, and picked in vinegar, make q
good substitute for capers, and are used in
melted butter, with boiled mutton, &c.
The seed should be sown in April, or ear
y in May, in drills about an inch deep, near
fences or pales; or trellises should be con
structed, on which they can climb and have
support, for they will always be more pro.
ductive in this way than when suftr3d &c
trail on the ground,-Bridgeman.
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FIRES IN LONG IsLANn.-We learn from
gentleman from Riverhead that several ilTes
had occurred during the past few days IN
that region, one or two of which were rather
disastrous. In every instance the fire was
communicated by sparks from locomotives;
it was almost unavoidable, from the extreme
drought which has prevailed. Some htlga-
ton will doubtless grow out of it, as those
who hove lost property intended to hold the
Railroad Company responsble.-M Y. Erp
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To one and all throughout The country, we
may say send your orders to our Lucky Of
fee, and secure some of the Fortunes daily
distributed.
OF All orders with the cash or prize tick
els enclosed, will meet with as much atten-
ton as if personally applied for. All orders
come perfectly safe by mail
All business entrusted 10 me will meet
with attention and despatch
Address all orders 10 n l.. Dorsey, Agent
for D. PAINE & co managers. a
= x*The drawings will be regularly sent
to purchasers by heWhealingTmes. 10 save
postage. April "a.
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THE CLERGYMAN AND ScErTIc. -" II we
are to live after death, why don't we have
some certain knowledge of it?" said scep-
tic to a clergyman. Why didn't you have
some knowledge of this world before you
came in TO it?n was the caustic reply.
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Small Gry LOTTERY.

Draws as follows throughout the month Of
May.
Draws on Tuesdays-Capital Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; halves so cts. Ger
tifcate of package $l2; halves 6; ;quarters 3.
Draws on Thursdays-Capital Prize $4,-
600.
Whole Tickets 81; halves so cts. Ger
tifcates of package wholos- -$l4; halves 7;
quarters 81.
Draws on Saturdays-Capitrl Prizo $4,000.
Tickets 81; Halves so els. Certificate
of package wholes $l4; halves 7; quarters
81.
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RICHARD c. SPEARS,
.Attorneyat Law, Van Vert, Van Vert county,
Ohio, Feb, Va
PETITION FOR DEyORCE.

Robert Tlakes,
Caroline Hakcs
TlNHE said Caroline Hakes, will take notice. that tie
L complainant, the eeth day of February, A. d. 1s45
filed in the office the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas the county of Paudng and State of Ohio his
petition praying that tie marriage contract existing
between them be dissolved that he he forever divorced
from herr alleged adultery and gross neglect of du
ty and also that dispositions of witnesses will be taken in
the above by the complainant the house of Peter
Myers, in the township of Perry in the county of Putnam
and State of Ohio the 29thday of March, A. d. 1896
the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ
ROBERT HAKEs, Complainant.
February 3d. 1Si5. 6w2l1
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sYMpATnY.-A good deacon making an
official visit to dying neghbor, who was a
very churlish and universally unpopular man,
put the usual question,
"Are you willing to go, my fricnd?"
60 yes" said the sick man, " am" -,
"Well,' said the Supplemented deacon, u
am glad you are, for all the "eigh00rs are
rillingn
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Mr.. D. P. Lapham, formerly engineer on
the Miami canal, and ef course nolresl-
dent Of that city, has been appointed Col
lcctor of canal tools at Cincinnati, in the
place Of Mr.. Converse, removed; MIR. Lap
ham is coon federalist, and Mr.. Converse a
democrat. The work of prescription is 60
ing on in our State governments and We hope
to see it carried out 10 the fullest extent by
the general Western Empire.
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TEIE LAST GAEL.

Those indebted to this Office for
subscription, advertising, or print
ing, are requested to make imme-
diate settlement. This is positively
our "last CALL" May l6.
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HypooRIsY federal presses, notwiths;and-
inc the unprecedented removal of democrats and
the appointment of hard cider partsOns in l84l-
and in the face Of their almost hourly prescription
of democrats in every State, city and school dis
trct where the power is left them these cantlng
demagogues are reading pathetic homliies about
the cnormity Of prescription for opinions sake"
The federalsts, in this matter of the "spos,' arc
governed by sort of sliding scale principle, which
approves or condemns the practice of prescription,
lust as they chance to be among the ans or outs.
In the canvass of 1910, anahcmas against pro-
.crip,ion formed the chief burden of every koon
song.
In l84a, June Both, the following debate oc-
cured in the House of Representatives:
"The gentleman from New York Mr.. GRANGER
stands by his "prncpes!'' What were the
principles upon which that genoman entered the
Cabinet of General Harrison! Did he stand
oledsed to put down prescription? He, too, talks
about tho spoils" Will he be good enough to
tell me how many victims were guillotined whilst
he stood at the head of the Post Office Depart
ment!
"Mr. GRANGER. Does the gentleman from Ohio
desire an answer to his question! .,,
Mr.. WELLER. Certainty 90, anu VIII pe
very much obliged to him if he will give it; :,
"Mr. GRANGER said he would respond with
pleasure. There had been about 700.
"Mr. WELLER SEVENTEEN HUNDRED!
And how many would have been turned out, II
the gentleman had remained in Office two weeks
lonsere
MrsGRANsER said he would answer that too.
If he Mad remained in office little longer, he
would have turned out 5000 more-making 4,7Oo
in ALL"
Upon this question of removals and appoints
ments. we have always held and expressed uni
. form views. Through every change of political
fortune, we have contended that tho official pa
,ronags belonged to that party to whom the peo-
pie had confded the political power
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NOTICE

hereby given that sole and proprietor havo
this day filed in the Clerks office OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Putnam county, Ohio, petition praying for
the vacation of the whole of the town plat of the town of
Pleasant situate in the township of Pleasant in said
county which petition will he for hearing at the next
term OF saidCourt JOHN SIGAFOOS. n
April lst, 1915. 5w21e
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$4,000! CAPITAL PRIZE!
25 Prizes of $1,000 are $25,000!

Grand consolidated Lottery, Of DeIaIrare q
... Georgia.
CLASS No. Al,
D. PAINE g. co. Managers.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on
Saturday, May 10th, lS45.
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Mr. CAhUoUN.-The CiGrlcston .Msrcry con-
cludes an article in reference to the Oregon ques-
ton as follows: "Will Mr. Polk call an extra
session of Congressman if 90, will South Caro-
lima call Mr.. CALHOUN from his retirement to re-
present her again in the Senate? We rather in
cline to think both these will be done.n
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Dollars are$75,0O0.

And large number of lesser prizes.
rs Number Lottery-l4 drawn ballots.
Whole tickets $500; halves 7,5O; quarters
3,75. Certificates of packages, 26 whole
tickets, $4,000; halves, $l05,O0; quarters
$3.50.
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DOCTOR P. L. COLE,


THySICluH q oWgeOH,
Kaida, Putnam CO., Ohio. Office in the building
formerly occupied by Mr.. Thatcher, as the
Amercsn Hotel. April IS, 1845.
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BEN. METCALF,

Attorney aud Counsellor at Lsls.
LEAVING opened an Office in Knlda, will
Il give his attention to the ordinary business
of his profession and particularly to settlement
of claims, payment of taxes, &C., for non-resi-
dents. Jan. 10th, 1916. 203tf
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aa0.o .o00 CAPITAL PRIZE.

100 prizes Of $1,000 are 100000.
Grand consolidated Lottery Of Delaware &
Georgia.
CLASS No. ID.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. May 81.
prize of 100000 prize Of $4,000
do 1900 l do 2,ll7
SO prizes of 800 100 prizes Of 1000
rs numbers, 12 drawn ballots. Whole
Tickets $40; halves 5; qrs "a. Certificates
of 25 wholes $l4s; halves "a; 9rs 81
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rs Numbers-l3 drawn ballots. Whole
tickets $40 Halves S.. Quarters $2!.-
Certificate of package 25 whole tickets
$l4O. Halves $40. Quarters $35.
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The weather, just at this present writing
is death on young chickens and vegetables
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8 OF $l0,00O-5 OF $4,000!

J OF SIO,OOO-5 OF $5,GUU!
Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No. lO4
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware May Goth,
l $l0,000) 5 $1,000
/ 100000 3O,O0O5 5,000} $4,000
l 10,0o0) 5,000)
l $500 is $500 1900 is 1900
76 numbers, IA drawn ballots. Tickets
$s; halves 4; quarters 2. Certificate Of
package 26; wholes 800; do halves as; do
quarters "a.
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Sl4.OOO!-gO prizes of 81 .OOO.

Sl4OOO!-2O prizes of 81 600.
Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No 98 for 1916.
To bo drawn at Wilmington Delaware, May l6
l of $4,000 is l4.00O | of $4,000 is 1000
/ 5000 is 5000 1900 1000
1000 is 10000 1000 10000
rs nos, 70 drawn ballots. Tickets So; halves
Q quarters /. Certificate of package wholes 500;
halves 80; quarters $I5.
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Besides vast number Of smaller ones
7S No.--l5 drawn ballots. Whole tickets
$40, halves 5; qrs 28. Certificate 26 wholes
Sl32, do halves Sc quarters 33.
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$4,000,

Grand consolidated Lottery Of Delarare e.
Georgia.
CLAsr No. 42
D. PAINE 81 co. Managers.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on
Saturday, May l7th, 1915.
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$25,OOO!-2O prizes of 81, 600 are $4,000.
=. u

p-"jVVV' " F1l'1'Vo Ut " JVVV VT v WV0j00''
CLASS No. 81.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, May II.
ofS25,000 is $4,000 | of $4,000 is 1900
5000 is 5000 1900 1900
90 1000 is 10000 90 500 10000
90 300 is 6,000 100 $50 $4,000
70 numbers, Ia drawn ballots Tickets So;
halves a; quarters Q. Certificate Of package 26
wholes SIP; do halves Sc; do quarters 90.
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$25.OOo!-25 OF &1, 900.

$25O00!-25 OF $I,OUU.
Pokomoke River Lottery ofDel. Class No SO.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. May 5.
of $25,OO0 is $4,000 25 of $1,000 is $4,000
l 5000 is 5000 5000 5000
1000 is 1900 | l,400 l,40O
1850 is 1850 s 500 $500
so 300 is l5, coo 200 200 10000
IS numbers l3 drawn ballots. Tickets So;
halves A; qrs 2. Certificate of package 25 whocs
Sll2; do halves Sc; do quarters 90.
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Public OPINION ABaoAD-The odious and rot
ten bank scheme of the last Legislature appears
to be regarded with as much abhorrenco and dis
trust by the people in other States as il is by the
intelligent among our own citizens We copy
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
1'ishemingo County.
PROBATE CouRT, JUNE Term, 1915.

PROBATE CoURT, JUNE TERM, 1915.
A. e REYNOLDS, Administrator of the
Estate of John NJ. Hoguc, deceased: having
represented to the satisfaction of The Probate
Court Of Tishamingo County Mississippi; that
the peronal Estate of the SAID deceased is not
sufficient to pay the debts Of the same. No.
tice is therefore hereby given to all persons in.
terested in the Lands and Tenemenls. Of the
said deceased, TO appear before the Probate
Cour, Of Tisham ngo County, at Term Of said
Court, to be holden at ihe,Court House, in the
Tewn of Jacinto on the first Monday in August
1885, TO show cause, if any they can, why an
Order shall not be made, to sell the interest
which The said deceased had at the time of his
death, in and to the undivided hall Of the Nor
East Quarter Of Section Twelve, Township
Six, OF Range Ten, Eas,:-And also, all the in.
terest the said deceased, had in and to a Saw
Mill and Grss Mill situated on said Land; sub
iect nevertheless, to the Dover Of the Widow
of said deceased; lying in the County afore-
said By order the Court.
WITNESS, The Hon. A. Il. WEIR,
~ Judge ofthe Probate Court Of Tisho.
[Lsl mingo County, with the Seal thereo.
~ annexed. the first Monday in June,
lS45 Issued 23rd June lS45
c. D. KEY, CLK
June oath ls45V3o-4w lpr's Zee 81 80
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SANTA ANNA A Havana correspondent oI
the Charleston Hercury, abiding to he arrival
OF Santa Anna al tia, place, SAYS: "Tho Gen.
erals at present residingin the city: he appears
quite cheerful, and iD'eonvcrsa,ion is agreeable
ms wife Is very young, not more thanseven'een,
and has sweet pleasant face; she appears in
manners aImos, a girl. It is he G nera's IN,
'e1'ion to remain here until the end Of Februa.
~, when. il events do not sgtin cad him 10 New
GO, he will make Veaezuela it is said, his future
residence. ID
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ESTRAYS-Tirpah County.

aDAKEN up by Vim, Ralph, living 2 miles
~ North OF Ripley, on the Purdy road; on
sorrel horse, supposed TO be 5 years old.A sma Il
spot in hrs forehead, small saddle spot on each
side Of his back the right hind foot white, 'abcus
Is hands high; Appraised to $50.
ALSO, one bay colt, supposed to be year,
old. small blaze in his face, both hind feet and
the righefore foot white, about Is hands bigt;
Appraised to $40.
ALSO, one scrrol mare mule, supposed to .
6 or years old, common size. with small bel /
on. a scar on tie left hip, some gear mars on
The shoulders; Appraised to SO. Jure 25.
N, NJ. ARMOUR, Rsngeg.
TY'v ) i Is45-3t
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pressias chat u granted n The stats what sbe
was moi eniilal 90 suf wsa not ~ f8ei. ths
yJyefpor VS. lnmied - 10 fslseugh ~ Tho ~
eibi land districts 10 mo Chfs issw oessiDnl
and b. had yaiu,,a Documents f,Um the General
Land Onlre showing that u wogId,be dlfieul, 10
get laods equal ~ lhose " which The Mate bad
been deprived. bu, be would not dciain tho
House ny fusdns them,
1,leta wem dsmsnded. and Tho biIl sss
passcd~si voting 10 ihe sftInsiive, noes lol
counted.
JIoo.e jour,', 9Th Con. % Sc.s page sg7,
has tho fuuwinEi
WEEKDAY, June I, 1919.
The llouss pfotoedcd 10 The consideration I
tho bul mo i8l) 20 amend ~ nc, entitled can
ar, 10 carry into ,Gic', ip,bc States NJ Mariana
and Misp'ss'ppt, tho sstting compscts with
those n ats with regard IN HE five per cent.
fuod and The 'f1po fosevations."
The said bill having been read third 'ima on
The Ooh uiimc, the question required. Shall
The bill pas,' Aud being put, Il paced IN tho AZ.
6fmaliyc.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
Tippah County.
PROBATE Court, JUNE TERM,

PROBATE CoURT, June TERM, ls45.
FyOHN HUNTER, Administrator of VIII
] a. iarn Norton, deceased. ha.,n2 made ga
exhib. on OATH Of the debts owing By
said Estate, and having set forth in petition
duly sworn 10, that there is not suficiency of
money or personal properly remaining to pay
SAID debts and having prayed The Court for an
order to sell the real esateor lands of said Will
Iam Norton, deceased, for the raising the mon-
ely to pay sard debts; it is ordered by the Court
that citation issue, requiring all persons inter.
ested in the lands, teuemeBts and Entertainments
Of said Yin. Norton, deceased, 10 appear before
the Probate Court OF Tippah County, Missis-
sIpph on The first Mondayin August lS45, TO
show cause, If any they have, why said lands.
tenemeBts and herediiamenis, or so much
thereof shall not be sold as will be eofficen; to
pay the residue of said debs.
~ Witness, the Hon. r r. Them
Il 81 az, Judge of said Court. and the
~ seal thereof annexed the 30 June
1915. Issued the 81 June lS45.
DANIEL HUNT, Clefk.
June 9TH lS45-29-3w M
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--..s.-gc
90 Tng
HORSE Sls0i;
A TRADIiiOSAgY TALE
90 fnE
co { X n DHA GEN TKY
or rilE OLD DOMAIN.
by @e Aafloy ef"71e csral,us u Virginia

by Tho AHihor 9"7'he csral',s i pi'gi
FJuAi,LEg yANCsy hes ihe pleasure a
~ informing tho southern public that no vll
sue lfom be Pfees ~ Wesl Woiumbka, hla..
~ few woke The abd' onimed Novel, by a
distinguished sulbof residing Ia tho Stat. Of
Ge1fgia,.
he KNOTS or rHE I'o~se Snor will tci.
sued M Pamphlet iufm, 2 vols, I2j pagos. or
more, each. Ptice 20 cts per rnglg eopy--l,
copies for 5000, 20 copies iof $40
Letters by natl, post paid, enclosing The
money, will receive pr mpi attention. Address
CHARLES YANCkY,
Welumpka, Ala.
Woiumpks, Ala, JOY 10, l5ij.
O'Newspspers in Alabams, Gcorrs, and
Mississippi copying The above, shall receive a
copy of the work and Al, the ssms time, confer
favor which will be rcciprocated when oppor
iuuity offers. G. Y.
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lfs' lef'i SOD h's ie'tA fsfevffSed ts mfr
HRt F0W WIN lfF hrf uu 10 bee ~ h
fPiee ~ mpfp'ian tlfre gfafs aboly dsseti oil
~ 1bah6anea her, ,hd Inst hs drsefl,in md
fblndnnnahl has been WIN, continued sal
OBSTINATE ~ term oftime. Of faofe ihsh thiss
yeafs, shf illai daflnR nenr ~ lbs, time has he
y ahy mabHen Discharged fowsfds brF 10y N
he duties ~ husband % wii-, ssi lbs h. s'Hl
'en'iauos bis obstinate agi wiliul dafs Fga
other
Prayer, tina, Tho sAid william o. Barker Ia
mada dsiendsDi, and that tho bonds ~ Aia'fl.
mony bets sen Complainant add Defendant bd
Dissolved, and lof such Other sid hflbsF fpl'ef,
~ The matter and circumstances ~ tho csta
may require.
BARDf ~. sfsicKLiN, ciuh
June llth lsi5-90--3n
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
II ETTERS of Administration being gran.
81 ted TO the undersigned, on the Estate Of
George Rogers, late Of Tippah county,
Mississippi; deceased, on the 9Th July 1915.
All persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby notified and required TO exhibit the
same within The time limited by law, or they
will be barred.
WM r. ROGERS,
Administrator.
July 18th 1916 3i-6w
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ESTRAY-Tippah County Miss.

EsTRAY--Tippah County Miss.
up by Nicely c. beavers living
"a mile north west Of Nunal'y's mil en-
wof river, one dark bay or brown horse
mui', wh'iish oolor around the mouth, about s
or III years old; also whitlsh about the breast,
no brand Appraised to SO
N NJ ARMOR, Ranger.
Joy lS le4J- 80. -3t
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-26

Irpo-tan, Decision.-- Cour, OF Errors a,
Columbia, :. e has recently decided in The case
OF Hamilton Us Hamilton that al all auction
sa'es, ana especially those Of jude al character,
'sH agreements or combinations amorg purchas
ere 10 s'iiie competition or depreciaie The price
81 properly IN be foid, with vi'ae the transac
ton. and Court Of Equity will Sc, aside all saes
made under such circumstances --Ih