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Brig cssdov. Town BGs.os: Psr'sss,.nes 1s1ss5 da:s
Brightman wig; Franklin Green, Riley, Havana
sAco. June l-Ar Eliza, Gilpsrck New YORK; and sailed
Flor del Mar Hart and Bradore, Libby; Baltimore
WILMINGroN June 9-Ar 9th. brigs Grand Turk Nichols
ware. Elliott Portland Cid 9Th brig Pandora, Towe. Bos
OH. brig Reheccn 4fanle for Antigua
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New ORLEANS, June Sd. 1876


The Merican News, &c.
There is little news to-day with the exception of any
quantity Of Mexican intelligence which arrived per bark
Louisiana, few items Of which gave you yesterday
before the mail line started The early hour at which
the mail closes renders it excessively inconvenent for
the transmission Of intelligence send you all the items
Of Mexican contained in the Pieayune Of this
ing, which will doubt prove highly interesting This
probably the last arrival direct from Vera Cruz that
we shall have for time to come unless it be from
government vessels. The Alabama steamship il expect
ed every moment from Point Isabel and she will bring
two days perhaps four days later intelligence although
probably there will be accounts Of any great nteres
We shall probably be advised however, Of the move
ments Of General Taylor against the Msxicsns.
Business is decidedly improving The sales in cotton
yesterday reached about 5000 bales at the proceeding
days rates. The demand for exchange is active.
London, II per cont premium Paris IS 32i IS 37t
New York 60 dsysrai 3 per cant discount The ship
Rockingham yesterday taken for Liverpool for cot
ton, at ll6d and IS for our lid for wheat and l6sd
for The weather is oppressivsly hot the mercury
standing last night at 10 o'clock sA degrees rather
warm There is little news about town The volun-
teers have not all got of yet The Louisville and St.
Louis Leg!ons are still hero.
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New EVENTS IN MExIco-The supreme gov
eminent has intercepted j is said part Of the
vduas in Mexico with the revolutionss of the South
and, in consequence the citizens below named i'm
medstely arrested from their being directly nd
recty implicated: -Dons Ignaco Trgueros, Francisco
r Mora, NJ NJ. Jimener, Francisco Lombardo, Lazaro
Villamil Ignacio Sierra Rosso, Manuel Ituarte Do
mingo Romero, Anastasio Terecero, Bernardno Junco
Carlos Caballero, Juan N. Pereda, Fernando Batres
General Ventura Mora and Don Luis Espino also
to be arrested but they effected their escape
This the designation applied to Gen Alvarez and
all others, who refusing to recognize the usurped
thorty of Parcdes seeking restore that of the
constitution Of Observation-Disclosures Union.
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CONFIDENTIAL Message was transmitted to the
Senate yesterday by the President, which. from
some days past attracted much attention The Massage
said 70 relate TO recent overtures propositions submit
msnt for the settlement OF the Oregon boundary auas
tion and although from the confidential nature Of the
communication, we have means Of ascertaining The
ruth OF the report incline TO believe that i wei
t9allc1.- Ngtlon1! r.itligeneer. June II.
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1i1litU EDITION.
THE
PRIVATE TREA TISE,
I'D DIJ

an CERTAIN DISEASES in which The bes. and most
Of AZ: ;sd M ,S
ice ye" SiSsusp r.ssrss ,ss
torons and receptions Of wsknewn BOOSTING class Of
Few Of the and varied sources Of de-
eGss1V :S
who xii f%sc
are seen - smos, every papsrl Il censSsrsd ssv ~, 70
ai s BOOK et e eYaiDs e:pssis i c:asdsaes
his former works Vi. the Dsmssts Guide to Msdons
which hs. passed 1hroSgh s:ysr, editions rs.,s On
nonsl letters from phy;ici.s. 81 EuIsps
Ne ae %9sf ~. es d. Pye II .s
s ~ h y %
MEDICAL CARD
Doctor FAwCETT eeS.elsiSa: s ~. q - !, r.,
and sisr,y, snatonssiiy, physoIosisaiy md nsdcay
syps ), r. ss
pollution The Doctor devoted bis for The last
TN ds :ssn:
& ne III that
&c unde axe' ad Saca euss rs Srsonss
deere. from ii: Scat, s. q suspended IN large
late sss:
letter. prepaid and sda.s::ss Dr. g.Ss:s ~
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE e NE AND PHARMACY,
MEDICAL ADv fftEs IN s SFfFAff DISEASE
Of & N y, c:s IF
of and can emit to
injury to the consultation or co9nc me1t from bo.asss r.
a.. e: he % q Z Ss: s:
e % % and time may Be thu: :vcsss One
the principal hospitals in Euope Sr tie cure Of ho:s so%
SFSR3ST rs Nsss6GTikf fS1TDsr.e.
.onaI lie can Ss1s
*: ~ .s
acon and rsssnt received elsewhere if any. and en-
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS
the :a df 1 s III 1,:s
These I the s'g & twenty RI :I he
III Treih. The, eject eSTs much
breath di.asresas Win he .io%ssS or eoansm:ni
THE pSSG phSTS y Gy y.
M9sSs aa 1 S;r
% :1es:s IF any nd Il Is Y
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen carefully
RECORDS ALTERATIvE MIXTURE,
FOR the permanent Of primary secondary yphlis
s ny
All vencral their
should this powerful purifier without delay
consider himself safe after the veneal dlsease
without thoroughy cleansing the system with this Justly
celebrated alternative.
Sold single bottles 81 each Of half dozen for
IS carefully packed and al the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTHATT OF sARsAPAR1LLA,
0ENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
pREPARED BY he New York College of Medicine and
This refined and highly concentrated possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative Of the above
herbs confidently AIDED by the College superior
extract Of sarsapss at present before the psbl.e aud
rsm impure OF the blood such scrolia salt heum
ring botchcs pmples ulcers pain In the bones
nodes ucersted throat
any disease arising from the secondary edsc Of syphilis OF
injudicious of mercury.
Sold n single bottles at 70 cent?
. cases Of halls dozen bottes f30
/" dozen |" t6W
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union,
lk~~.>- W. RfCHAHDSON. ~. q
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yrnE lo-BsoxEas BoAnp-io shs Norwich and Worces
a ssr d. aa M% 90 81 d. bcsd' SIS DO say;
i,1s Rs;rp:d ss do s4 80 DO ,,t 50 Phisdsp ha
20 i;h; $50 do i3h Western Railroad, ss&. Old Colo.
49, ~ cad io5f; Boston Worcester Railroad ils&
ssovv rhiadsiphia and Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 H.
,a sc ss seaspa5sh Norwich Worcester RaIosd
foad ~ % last Boston Co l5s 800 do i5A $1,000
fhladeiphia Reading Railroad bonds. ia5o, Tsi "
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May 20. 1876.

81 EnsesM d los Estra,veros Ell Inges.
THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Languases also AGe
bra, Geometry, Surveying Navigation, and Book keep
ing erpeditiousy efectually taught very moderate
terms Private lessons adults at their esiden
ces or schools attended References OF the highest
ability lA6O ID. MAURICE, III canal ST.
m3i imsrc
TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
A LARGE assortment Of China Grass Fishing Lines and
"A Salmon and Trout Silk Worm Quit 70 sn city q coun
rsasonsbis pricss Fishing ed SPORTING Tackle
Establishnsns, 81 Fulton st-, corner ofChG dlmsh
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Passengers Arrived.

.HAvAsA-Bark Mudara-R N Goulard, New York: VIM
Henry Cleveland, Newark, NJ; Brownell Hartford,
Conn; Felix, Havana; Mrs Garcia, Miss Garcia, N
York; Capt Cooper, Boston.
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Passengers tn Arrive.

SAvASNAH-Brig L Baldwn-Mr Mitchell and LADY, Mr.
lady and child Mr. Robinson and lady Tarbox and
bridge Miss iatnali Miss Dyer Miss Boy KIM two Misses
Rose DR. Wlman and children, Capt Evans Mr. Bancroft.
MIR Tanal Mr. Boykn, Mr. Beers, MIR Roberts, Mr. Mcken
MIR Hough, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Orgon Mr. Frenchi7 in the
steerage.
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MARITIME HERALD.

Cleared.
ship Henry Pratt -. brozos TeIss,
Bark Oxford Ross, Liverpool II Buck.
Bark Fanny samson, Apalschicola.
Brig X de Zado, Conn, San Juan, CA, w Tyson.
Brig Sterling, Thompson, Savannah Durham Dimon.
Brig Hsyt Cuts Port su Prince x c Roswell.
Schr Bota de Orc, Dockendorf. Belize, Hon Blaneo
Schr Direct Briggs. Baltimore Eager X MAILER.
Schr Eleanor Stevens, Cor, Richmond N l. McCready.
sIoop Mary Virg'nis, Warren, Philadelphia.
Steamer fronsidss, Morrison, Philadelphia
Arrived
ship Virgins. Eaton 30 days from Hsvre. with mdse TO
Nesmith Walsh. 2a seeage passengers I'd inst lat al
IL. Ion g. spoke ship Phi sdepha hence for Antwerp
Austrian ship Dorets, Laget, 81 days from LeGhcm,
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The Alexandria Gazette states that the rops in Fair.
fax, Loudoun Fauquer Clarke Warren, and Frederick
generally, look in excellent condition. and promise
abundant yield.
The St. Louis Ner Era Of the and inst says has &C.
counts from many sections Of the State of Missouri and
that the present OF grain and grass never
at present In many parts, Indian corn has already
sprouted to the height of two feet Wheat and other
small grain far advanced, and look as though we
again to have great surplus. The fruit crop
much injured by late FROST and but poor supply Of
peaches and apples may be expected Vegetables have
been grown in great abundance and markets have
been completely overrun with those in
The Charleston Mercury of the 9Th inst says" The
accounts which receive from Tallahassee and neigh
boring counties in Florida in regard to tho crops
highly gratifying We learn that both and cotton
doing remarkably well. few weeks Of ia
vorable weather and the former will be beyond the
effects of casualty The weather continues dry, and
has become quite warm-as warm told, II will
probably DC during the summer Under the influence
Of the dryness and warmth cotton ia growing finely
Vegetables and fruits rapidly ripenng.
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NEW LEBANON SPRINGS.

- COLUMBIA HALL, MAyl3. isiS-This avorite place
@ Of is now spen aud readyfor the
Henry Hull Pssunng on his long experience as caterer
rhs establishment shall be such meet the wants OF the
fasdious whether arying for the shorter
period. ,, ,,,r,,
js3 lmrc HENRY HULL
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MASSAPEQUA HOUSE.
Co..tL n.,.tn,. D.. ac.r TeIu "A n

- THE SUBSCRIBER having leased the Massapequa
Hsu.s and well known Fishing Pond adjoining lately
the accommodation Of and Others the subsc
Der has every for those Writing the Island for
visit the above can take either the morning or
theyw fad comfortable them to the above
House. Families wishing rooms for the summer Will DO
well call and select them early in the season
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing his
shall wanted his house agreeable to all who
honor him with their company. 3. 8 JONES.
South Oyster Bay June 4. 1886 je10 1wsrc
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Tn fINHEN nIE &

TO THE LADIES.
MRS. NJ. BAKER. Minsr, No. 20 Blocker street.
W linear Downing street. has prepared variety Of bSsa-
selves Mr B. dattes herself her ARTICLES wll compare
with any in Broadway.
70 The Bsscksr street stages pass the door every ave
minutes. my2< zwsn
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation. Forty Thousand.


u LETTERS or v ddressed
the establishment must be paid postage will be
deoueteo from the subscription money remitred.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
. Proprietor OF the the
- NEW YoRx HERALp EsrAslssHMENr,
NorthWss Of Fulton and Nassau stress-
DAILY HEKALp-Every day. fries scsnu per copy-s7
% per annum--paysbe in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturdsy-Prce ~ cents
per copy-&3 lax cents snnum-payable in advances.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-slwsys cash
PRINTING Of al kisds suseuse with bssssy and dss-
patch.
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QUALIFICATION.

HEMP is dull, but believe there is no change in
prices. We hear of no sales.
HIpEs.-The sales for the last few days have been
small, and only worth reportng-that of 600 dry
Matamoras, private terms.
HoPs doing better and sales Of first sort Eastern
made for export terms that have transpred
lot Of old is reported to have been shipped from first
hands.
LEAD little better and there has been doing
a lot of Missouri for export sold at - 49,
Provisions are as low as they can possibly be- The
enquiry exceedingly light although some sales of Ohio
Pork prime took place at So SO i2l This is decline
last quotations. Butter is dull-no demand for
export Cheese dull also at our quotations of Saturday
Some inferior sold at auction at 50 rs, cash.
ToBAcco.-Since remarks of Saturday, little
change perceptble either in prices the general
pect Of the About 65 hhds of Virginia changed
hands at 81 u cents and some manufactured at ST.
WHALEsorE.-We hear Of change in either de
scriptions private sale Of N. W. Coast is all that
has come within our know ledge.
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PHILAprLrHIA, June IL, 1874,

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1916.
There is local Of sufficient importance to inte
rest your readers
report is in circulation OF insurrectionary move
menss which IL said expected shortly to break
out etVera Cruz favorable to recalling Santa Anna
the Presidency of Mexico but confidence placed in
IT. The news is said 10 have arrived at New Orleans by
the bark Louisiana the important intelligence by which
was published in yesterdays Herald, which at pro.
claims its fallaby.
stocks have still further improved in price to-day
caused no doubt by the probable settlement at an
ly day, of all the difficulties in relation 10 the C)reyon
question. State SIS sold at 67}
sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
JUNE l-riksT boAnD-2e shares Mechanics Bank 23,.:
1000 Texas I5e,sqIy No,es l5k 70 Kensngon Bank s.;
IVY read an poof % 10000 do s, IN 1000 do AZ
Bank e1, - 49, wv "iai"
SECOND BoARp-Seeoo State S. s7x; 10 ,b. C;;,,ya RANK
ing Bonds, 6s, 7x - WV" '''"u
Arm SAIEs,-2a shares u s Bank AZ. iso v;cl,huvu
Bank 500 state So 7o slio9o DO s,s; 80 .hs Plant.
rard Bank 9x; 80 do, TO- - "
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DIR. JOHN ROAKES s
DINE LINN E N T,

rs A SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF
IODINE that has performed such astonishing oflsrg
belief they could not be spb.tantatsd by the mo
effectually RHEuMAT either Chronic Indamma-
tory; PARALys loss Of the Of the LIMBs CcETRA
matter. not Of how long stsnding srnAr Bsus IT..
few applications Of this Lnimen has besn used with in
credible success in Scrofa Kngs Erii, Disease ~
Shine and Hip Joint Tic Doloreur and all Nervous Aes-
lions; has meyer been known g fa uTas e.h WeSnds
eectuay eradcates Cutaneous Eru ions in the form Of
Salt Rhsum, EIysipelas Pmpss Ring Worm, BaThen ltsh
Pain the Side and Breast This Lnient viii stand
intrinsic merit and only trial the in
valid OF its healing virtues Principal Depot, g. NIGER
SOIL X CO.. 80 John street. ais lmsr
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MEDICAL ADVICE.

nOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted At his
- old Office S. Gold street between Fulton and Bsekman
all diseases delicate nature his treatment being nild
and judicous neither restraint In diet,
hndance from business pursuis. Recent cured in
days. --
sing from too FREQUENT indulgence Of s passion. q nas
ally confirmed mpotency the d. sctet attention
he object being TO restore the system nsassy ana ooy 70
sTICTUREs, disease Frequently existing without The
ment Of uninltlaed peende and sometimes by tie
neglect OF the parties themselves are by the Dr. snsctuay
cured, without pain Inconvenience. :.
The Doctor being Of the Qualified advertising Sur
city perfect change made.
Letters post paid, enclosing fee, Immediately attend
and medicine with advice sent 10 part Of the United
States
Once s. Gold street. Open from "a. M. tosr.M
m re
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MArANzAs, May 30.-Large parcels of valentia Rice
have been received here and in Havana selling at 81
Sugar-No good in market, and lower qualities
have been taken freely for the Halifax market Moasses
lr, on account Of the high freight de manded.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

mr. JOHNSON IT Duane street. Chathsm-susst, 20
~ well known the most successful pracrioasr in New
York the Of vensreal diseases The Doctors
reputation for skill those old hacured that have
listed for years dsst ;sSats 9lcsss upon
of the legs efectually cured.
weakness brought by habit in.
dulged III by young causing ascyious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent cured
yention from business. jel0 SER
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MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAWAY,

- THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
t friends and the patrons Of the above well known
bathing establishment that he will for the
Tor the will be waited their residences by
their address the Aston House. and after the 18th
June.
led l5tisrc HIRAM CRANSTON.
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DELICATE DISEASES.

a BERNETHf,s BOTANICAL LIS are the mos Of
fectua and speedy remedy discovered Tor
hea elects structures or whites Irritation Of the
Kidneys sexual debility weakness al diseases Of tho
urinary eeng from They
give tone AID energy % the oga rarely II ever
posed entirely Of vegetable ingredients which The
system generally For sale At APothscaes Hall - Catha-
RIM lie " m
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

MO QUACKERY-Dr. Morrison has been en6aged bS ovef
IN yess In the Of all fofms private
diseases. mercuriL and syphlc sTuprons E:sus seie.
eagss paricu,r attention. Dr. NJ. holds communion
with pretended surgeons Zee his London diploma with the
sgnaures Of the Of examiners OF the Royal College Of
SURGEONS including Sir Astsy coopers Sir Anthony Car
Isl. &c, &C.. in his Office 2oh Fulton st. letter. At
tended to. jei3Nsrc
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DIR. ROBINS FRENCH MKT l re.

uNOk the diseases, the ronorrh0Da
gleet There eparaton which, administered for
diseases with much certainty speedily and cafe
IL eectng perfect cure, DR.. ms French Mixture.
effect. cure IL the short space oinvs or sx
up in large bsttles with full d t-ctions. Price, g.
FRENCH INJECTIONS.
All p yscians That long standing casss Of gonor
rh9a and gse that only be used with SUCCESS
These obstinate IN few days They
are used without assaace and with perfect safety Fun
directions with each which contains syringe and
three different descriptions OF injection. Price, 81
DIR ROBINS FRENCH OINTMENT.
The French Ointment by ointment in the
world for venereal and ulcers Il
cure for The buboes glandula swenys and Of all erup
tons Of the No who has been unfortunate
to contract syphilis should neglect to use t. Price, 80
cents per box. -.-
Dr. Robins Treatise diseases should be in the
hands of every who has disease contains bef
aud plain description Of variety Of secret disease with
full direction for Ii perfect guard against
9usckey and The er.te, by reading this
e work will the and character Of their
Persons who wish purchase this work or the medicines
but ask for them and the clerks will deliver thsm and no
Questions asked Only agency in New York. <s5 Broadway
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
OIORl Eli N G.

The stock of clothing is composed of
Dress and Frock Goats Of Blue, Black
and Fancy colors-Sacks, and Business
Goats Of every descripton-Vests Of all
kinds-Over Goats, coarse and fine
Shirts Of all qualities, Flannel, Merino,
Silk, Buckskin, Cotton and Linen Be-
SONS and CoIlars-Drawers Of all
kinds, Buakskin, Merino, Cotton and
Linen.
Clothing purchased Of me shall an
swer the recommendation or restitution
will be made in case Of every f.lure.
1t has all becR manufactured by {. Very
reputable firm of Merchant Tailers in
the city Of N. Haren ach1 hare sent me
TO abide ruth you anil ci0the yo". Be
sure to call before purchasing elsewhere
Il will give you good bargains.
II. WADE, Martins Row.
Jan, lOlh, 1916.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
EXECUIOnS. NOTICE.

4 ETFERS Testamenrary, on the es
4. tate Of George Alexander, deed.
having been granted 10 the unders gn-
ed by the don. Probate Court q P4no-
ia County, at The September term 1915,
Of said Court, notice is hereby given
10 all persons Indebted 10 said estate to
come forward and make Immediate
payment; and all persons having claims
against SAID estate, will present the
same duly authenticated to the suscri-
bea within the period prescribed by
low, or they will be barred
CHARLES T. ALEXANDER
GEORGE l.. ALEXANDER,
Executors. 36..6t
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
NOTICE.

PIE Undersigned, Administrator @
] the Estat Of Zimry, w. TAFT. de
ceased, having. at the January Term
4. ID. 1915 Of the Probate Court of Pa
nola county, filed his accounts for final
settlement at the March Term A. ID
1915 of said Court;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said Eslate, 10 attend al
said Term Of Court, and show cause If
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance of said accounts should
not thenbe made
JAMES. RUFFIN. .H9m'r
Of the Estate of Zimry w. TAFT de-
ceased. January 25, 1915 3-6w.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27

IS hereby given by ME ]. II. NJ. Bob
] bridge, Judge Of the Probate Cour, of
Pamela county and state of Mississipni.
that on application to me in writing, ey
John q. Brewlon, and Elizabeth {,
brewton his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Z. Wright; by their attorney t. B.
Turner, all OF said county and staLt
who claims an undivided portion, or
part of all that tract OF land beirG in
SAID county, known as the west half .
Fractional Section four, Township nine.
Range seven west.
| have nominated John II. Keith.
T.. Z. Vance, and Albert H. Burdine
commissioners TO divide said trac, Of
and into equal shares or portions. and
unless proper objections are stated 70
ne at the July term of said court for
~ald county and State, on the first dav
OF SAID July term, which is the DIST
Jay q July next, the SAID John II. Kei,h
t.. .. Vance, and Albert II. Burdjne
VII then DC appointed by me. commits
Sloners TO make partition OF said land
pursuant 10 an act, enfitieu an act. con
corning he partition Of lands held bv
C"parceneis, Joni-tenants. and Ten
ans 10 common; given under my hand
aud seal, this the 26'h day oi, April
1913 }. /. N BUhBRlDGE
- Judge Of Probate.
!. b. TURNER Solicitor for Pe,i-
toner's 15-2m
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
4 administrators Notice.

L TIERS Of administration having
been granted to The undersigned, GA
he estate Of John F. Oliver, deceased
by Hon. Probate Court Of Pauoia Coun-
~. at the May term, 4. d. 1915.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted 10 said estate, 10 come forward
and make immediate payment nd
those persons having claims against said
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scrbed by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of the recovery.
DIONI SiOUS OLIVER. adnr