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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

N9yANTED-A situation by respectable Gooug Wo-
w aiSn COOK, washer and roner, chanbermaid and
water Has good city reference from her last place Please
apply Ne. 81. Of Thiri-ayeaar and Twenty
eghth.s- sl5E'
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THE following testimonials are for Ire Srs; tine pre-
seated 70 The public They have 5ceu received cErs
the past few days tls unnecessary ado sse NSc-3
other than request her candid rzS&L Tho tss iron.
clergyman well known. S2d % high A1certs and req
Gta;ior. ! cRse %
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NArSNTED-A sipisltsn by respectable steady Won
w an either chAmbermAia waiter To iakB u
children. plain sewing. For personal interview
please inquire at II Green'sL ais ~
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cANcERs.-No CURE NO PAY.

gIcpreior's oiEceie5 8owery. sold. Wholesale
tail by WITT x KFTCHii ~ SGltnn-st- y. ). al
C. sloane 10; Fulton L. Brooklyn. P-ir-s ~ IVES SIN
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" Practical Phrrnoi0gi>ts nd PubiiEie re-
FOWLERS * WELLS lSl SsSss1-s- OH5ce hours 'rcrn
O'Clock NJ. to 10 P. H iva SIN
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"A de!ail Of lhs cases alluded % toIlows,l


MAY Gods blessing sitcrd yunr Efforts IN these cases
NY dear Doctor and you adord relief these there
VIII he . number OF Others who Will apply.
Very tr,lv YOURS ROBERT W. lands"
SPIN Al. COMPLAINT
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This ,v eruv that for number OF years pas; have
been IN feeble health in consequence having severe fail
In he hold of my vesse which spraaet my 1cs and seri
ou>iv in urnd my spiTe nave consulted physicians and
tried he Bai.si oil Liveryyurt. Sarsapara g many Other
medicines AMI al purpose About month ago pro-
cured Dr. Chr7>ties Ca!anc Belt AMI MrSne lie Flud and
have recovered never expected 10 be We'll again.
ard thoCqhtI wod have gys M coaSiins. but now
feet .er tap nave Tor number years past aud am m
ever altered person Nothing vcu1 induce mo
10 part w.thiny Beltif could -0l procure another
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J. II. PiSSNEN. Sc,retares
u The Wing papers win please copy The above u n
W.3p,ss.lay. 18th INST siVot
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Letters from the Backwoods.."No, Y.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

THE INDIAN PASS.
.ADrsoSDAc MOUNTAINS, July, l54G
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= For BOSTON yin Norwich end Wo

MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
s,M'I.. KlSS4Y Secretary.
alIyruRN Posi- MD Physician, ioi Broadway. i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

"a NNTED-lua retail dry goods store Young Maa
W from 70 Is wears OF age who writes fair band aod
i pretty gocd ;dge VI money, competent 10 act as
Cashier The Very beat references VIII Ne required For
W AZ his o;see SIS 81.
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Turning back through the woods, the deep bay
OF orr hunters hounds rung in echoes mp the sides
OF the mountain, and txo deer we're driven into the
lake below US. H
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Raaraia z 90 ~ Sato0L


( no. CARROLLPLACE, Biee:Eef-s; New-York re-
lSspsc!iuy announces Der friends snc the public THAI
school VIII reopen, for the reception ofher pupils
Monday. the 9Th september. 1915 GulT i'm
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Boar0ina anb 6otels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

DOARn-Genllemen and their wives, or single gentle
~ nrn can be- hand Uely accommodated with Aisnished
or uuifusird and board, breakfast and ea ny
applying Immediately No Il Abin gdon. square. Terms
References exchsn Sed. The house IA lifted up
with halh erraE eIneHls complete. sl2i"'
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ATtNTED-A Man pHhle OF taSng charge of the Iron
~ Railing bus~.ss. One who thoroughly understands
drawing and forging pan aud ornamental railing may APP
py 20 \ Z. SMITH, % BarcHy-s. sl07r
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no THE PUBIIC-Tss DE- ae5as Weoss 7 T S rs
-, ~ Ne ia saabers- Tais il preTent Liz
.aSe il e minds OF lie pablo Dr. solomon Rene beng
-! - - -. -. irss--sd CHARLES MIGHT
'l'ei15 - - - JOHN ELWOOD.
DAVIS HARRISON
.-9si, FRANCES HOPKINS
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Gu FALL FAsHI0SS.-Hsts, Ests,--psris nsee~
AL sGE cats g. equal hos- s0ld ~ offers a. ~
also elegant dress bats 81 50 srd e Is. SUPERIOR
style snd nsS lnose IN many places az 81; neal bsis 2.
- C. G. Mach viii b, pleased 20 see his hieres et tins
rgrs5liEhroert GEORGE p n. BROWN
= - I45 CanabsL
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. To- Young La

DID, IS Fc'rtI-sL between Charles aad Amos sis-
The Moses Ma dam respectfully morn iieir friends
and the public that they receiving purds CIR
-rlars ma be btaed az shove Gld a. r- Frslcss BOOK
Store. No - Broadway also A. Mrs olsA1d. Ch.aa
Sore RryiA fyvry
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Nh JORDAN did ret Ike the secton--'vouid vote 10
strike il on, il auy one moved 70 60 II Ii croaSnss
against the CanSls had been able % prevent her
erection he great Channel OF Commerce through me
center OF this Safe and which Is the prordcst ,oaa
Icni of national improvement 70 se found IN any state
or Nation the world would haze had 10 elsteice--
He would 90 with the Public Works sEesdy begun
would no; postpone the payment OF cent OF pr1nclp&;
or interest on the Public Deb; aready lncu-red-SQGd
preserve tie Public Credit inyio!able-5u; II shy holder
81 fstc Bonds desired or consented 70 postpone the Re
rY of sy1ent and II Il The public interest not
n nav when dac e payment Of suc debt might be- n
that case, delayed or postponed;
rwrv !. it. l ask again, ,hst England with -Four
1Y,o,s., millions OF Debt can borrow 3 per cent
any sum she pleases. whether -OE War Or Peace wiih0a,
any ether proviso thsn inst the interest VIII &c pad
quarterly a the principal whenever It suits the Nation
and q. TIA, nu,e only and iha; we 1ssf provide ~
higher rse OF interest snd agree to pay II s'ssd >ile
lel,sve the ur;ntpl of cunsI Loans allows the Com
,,is.Oners 10 sy sn due or thereafter al thoir own
convenience. why sase any time OF payment Cannot
Americans borrow on the same terms IS tasa's''sa
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28
n o Il / G. T.

IS hereby given by me J. L. NJ. Bob
4 bridge, Judge oil the Probate Court OF
rlnola county and state OF Mississippi,
thai OH application 10 me in writing, ey
John q. Brewton, and Elizabeth T..
Brewlon his wife, formerly Elizabeth
T.. Wright; by their attorney L. b.
Turner, all oI said county and stabt
who cl;tins an undesiJed portion, or
part Of all that. tract. oil land berg in
sad county, known as the west haf 0
Fractional Section four, Township nine
Rfnge seven west.
= ; have nominated Iohr H. Keith,
L, q. Vance, and Albert II Burdinc
land INTO equut shares or portions, and
naiess proper objections are stated 10
/. ne AT Tue July Germ Of said court for
said county and state, on the first day
ui sad. July term, which is The 2Ist
day ef.Jlhy next, The SaHi John II. Keith
Il. @. Vance, and Albert H. BurdIne
viii then be- appointed 10y me, commits
Sioners 10 make partition OF said land,
pursuant 10 an act, entitled an act. con-
corning lhe partition OF lands held by
CoparctneLs, Joinl-tenanls, and Ten.
ants in common; given under my hand
aud seal this the 26,h day ct April
i@45. }. /. NJ BghBRlDGE
Jud-e oi Probate.
I. b. TURNER Solicitor for Pen.
ysdncis l5--2m.
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.Nssfica.

E. LIZtBETH JOHNSON, Admins
&, tr@riN of The Estate Of James Gar.
rel deceased has flied her accounts al
the November Term of the Probate
Court Of TaIlahatchic. County for f.
nal settlement ofSail Estate at the jan
uary Term 1915 Of said Court;
All persons interested arc hereby re-
qaired 10 attend on said day and show
c'uSe Ii'any they have why such ff.al
SetlIemnt ana allowance OF said accounts
shall not he made.
ELF tBETH JOHNSON.
Formerly EH>abeh Garret. kdm,r. OF
jas. Garret, decI. 35-3w.
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28
TERWS.

Orthography, Reading,
Writing &c, SO per ses.
English Grammar, Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic &c, SIG
per session.
The. Languages, Nathc-
MATES &c, '5is per session.
Board, including washing.
Lights &c. - per month.
Any number ofstudonts can
be boarded at the college
in the family Of Charles a.
Smith, where they viii be
continually under, the sur
perintendenec ofthc teach
ers.
The colleges LOCATED in
Lafayette county, five miles
northwest of Oxford, ia a
healthy, moral, religions, G
intelligent neighborheod.
Considerable attention
viii be given to Oratol,y
and English composition.
The Bible VIII. not only
be read in school, bat con,
tinualIy used as q class book
that its sacred principles
may be thoroughly inpIan-
ted ia theiry oulhfuI minds,
By order of the Trustees.
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N<sas'E44 nEESSE&SkEoa'I
81 s5r7 e. .

rI>I 'F.tC a..
ne i"9'eoS 81 ''''' ~
9'Ho'ioh. taNc pleasure III
oun1"'9 20 nc p"G''e'
,na' 'hey nave secured a. T.
professor IS. 10 take charge O.
'h I oi'cSe' inc SERVICES !, &c
OF 'o'cph l. Eo(d g. f.'
VINO Is laVofa0iy known III
our I, country as a '|','''o,' a
Jie, ara successful tc"cHcE'
nc VIII DC 'Ssis .co IN inc
primary department. ny
James W. lAaEf' q young
man known 10 possess inc
requisite quai'iicatIoN@ Of a
good teacher.
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28
4 administrators Notice.

4 .ETFERS Of administration having
l., been granted to the undersigned, on
ihe estate of John +. Oliver, deceased.
by. Hon. Probate CouTtrof' Phnola Couu,
~. al the May Term, 4. d. 1915.
>. Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted 10 said estate. TO come forNard
AID make immediate Paymenf.- nd
hose persons having claims agrinst said
es'as, ugo nofiIied 10 present Lhc same
aQ% authenticated. wnhin th6 time pee
$crIhcI by laNY, or Ibis notice win be
P'cttd IL Bar Of she recovery.
biONTSIOUS OLIVER. adu,r
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The Weekly National
EsseeEHEgcE8cCE'.

This paper being made up Of such
portion of the Nn'iona! ltclIigencer pro
per as can be compressed within the
compass Of n single. newspaper. con,in>
ues 10 issued and mailed 10 subscribers
every Saturday at Two Dollars year,
payable IN Advance in all caces-no &C
count beinI opened with Subscribers
to The weekly paper
To bring this paper yet more near.
ly within the reec!l Of such rs desire TO
take bythe gear cheap paper from the
seat fthe General Government, re-
duction will be made in the price OF it
where Il number Of copies are ordered
and paid for by any one person or as
ISOLATION al the following rates:
Fog Ten Dollars six copies will be san:
Fo7 Twenty Dollars thirteen cops; and
For each sum of Ten Dollars. above Twenty
eight copies will be- forworjed; 50
that remittance OF Fifty Dollars
will command seven copies.
rPublishcrs OF yapers throughout
tho Uni'ed States and Territories " hn
Will give II single insertion 10 This al,
ver'isemnt with this note annexed ard
send one Of their papers 10 his Office
with this advertisement marked there
in, shall receive The Weekly National
lnteiIigencer for one year free orchargr
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28

FILE subscriber having been appoin-
u tel AGENT of The BOSTON and
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land Company;
The NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI and
Ahk ANStS. Land Company; and the
IOSTON and NEW YORK CHICK
hSt|V Land COMPLIMENTARY gives
notice Ia those indebted 10 either of
he ab2vc associations, that Mr.. Will
lam ). Williams, or in case of his alb.
ience. Col. George Foote, is author.
lied 10 receive monics, and pass re.
sIeiPls for The same, in cases where i
cbeLier-sWls the convenience OF parties
Of visit fernando, than the office or
the subscriber al l'onto;oc. and such re-
ceiF;S Will be received as cash, on The
day OF payment.
Nj. " lliiams is also empowered 10
make contracts Tor The sale of lands ia
that portion of The Chickasaw cession,
I ymg north oftIie Tennessee Siaie line;
IN all the counlles westoi the meridian,
aud IN the ccunlics OF 81. Francis and
CriltendeH IN the Stale OF Arkansas,
and such coa!rAclS will in all cases be
sanctioned aud confirmed, unless public
notice Should be given 10 the contrary
As it Is the object OF the proprietors
10 bring their laipIS fairly into market.
those 5, eking seHksa.snls are invited
Ia call on the subscriber al Ponlotoc,
or Mr.. Williams, at fernando, for good
bargains, Oh liberal conditions.
The Holly Springs ''Guard," and
the POnoIa Lynx, will please copy
for ~ o months.
RICH'D. L. ORNE.
fernando, May 60, 1916.
2I-2-m.
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EsE3NEs, yysLsoN SEQ,

Ee AZ EISSs S3 EJ'SSSIN NSC.s
MMIssIO RCHAN
81 Camp Street, NE w ORLEANS.
HRHOULD again sender their services
w to theirf ricnds and The public ge-
morally, in tine sale of Cotton and the
transactions OF Commission business in
all lis branches. rledgcing themselves
To use every cxerIion To promote the
Interest," of, and render satisfaction 10
those who may conile business to their
charge.
= y c have Open Policies Of Tnsu ance,
to cover oil shipments Of Cotton con
signed ~ our address. Tho:e. ishing
las 4ranca will wrire ncreSs The face
ofrhc BIl of t.aiing, "Iasur ,ace- uohi-
ed, and forward the originrI TO ll$ By
mail. We shall keep all Cotton fully
insured against fire here until sehl.
We will furnish our friends with
Baggng, Rope, Family Groceries. Se
al The lowest cash price. when ordered
Liberal cash advances will be ,aade
aa Cotton or Bills Of Laiiug. ia hand
]. " LDHP.iiN is our authorized
tgcnt,- and vii promptly attend 10 any
bu'iusss consigned TO him.
Oct 22J. 40:6m.
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r I lar
70 a G tx dii'E';.
"D'iac aeyy iEs3st eIs'agag,55a /
ana sstTss s:sEas5ai SGG;egse ca.
LA III 4
-flAA EI.l. 1li ANIlEi!


CALDN ELL MASTER
Will run rhi~ season as ii regaiar
PACkETsGUtE, .bes~eea. Ae i HGri.t
ports on the fafiahalchlc river dad
New Orleans.
Having bcen built expressly for the
navigation Of second ani lhlrI class
rivers, she is thought by al! who have
seea her to-bc rs we'll irFaT,ed ~ this
trade as any boat that has ever. been
in H.
The proprietor does not hesitate in
assuring Inc public that she is us safe
as any boat.
Being entirely new. and built BY the
bcseol wof!lmcn,. an,! of-Ihc best tim
Der<, her hull and machinery is not
inferior to any ailoa'.
She can cary about 500 bales Of cot
ton. For freight or passage apply on
board or 10 Hmt &C., agents:
January 10, 1915. 2-tf.
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28

liz Undersigned. Administrator. c
j the E<fat OF Ijnlrv, W. TAFT. q!t.
cease !: having, at the january Term
!. ID l'845 oil The Probate Court OF Pa
aoIa county. flied bis'acconnls for fnar
|o'!'onensat the March Term a. y.
1915 OF said Cour7:
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons
interested. ia said L:s;afe, 10 attend a,
said Perm ofpour+. and show cause II
any they have, why final settlement
and-aliQwancc Of said accounts Should
not lhenbe made.
JAMES. RUFFlN. Aamy
Of Ahc .Esta:e Of Limry w. TAFT de-
ceased. january 95, 1915 3-6w.
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At.sasinTsera4sa.s Notice.
lie STATE al diiSstssippit Probate
Taita:aictie Coaaiy.( Court

Taiia:aietie Coaaty.} Court
january Term, l845.
8 I thiS term Of the Court Lefters OF
"a Administrations having been grant
ed 10 the undersigned on The estate Of
Huston Howard diseased. therefore all
persons lnd,.b;e To said estate. are re-
qnestcf 10 make irmedi,tc payment.
and all those having claims agains, said
estate, must present them duly aurhcn
tlcated within the time prescribed .hy
law, or They viii be thereafter barred,
Charleston Miss, Febru'y 5. 1915.
p. b. MCDANIEL,
5-6w 4Ja-,
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u Office

mEVEREUX IllGHTOWER. admin.
iii ,s'ra'or of the estate OF ASA +. S.
ijAUGil. deceased, has fled his nc
counts III The September term 1916 Of
The Proha'e Court Of Pamela Comfy.
for u final settlement Of said cS,a.e. III
The Novenller term 1915 of said Court
All persons Interested are hereby re
CURED 10 attend on said day and show
cause if any they have, why such Ii
cl settlement AMI allowance cf said
aouuis shall not BE- male n
DEVEREUX IilGHTc WEB.
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RINGERS MOTH Il.

WAS posted by ANDREP; WAR
Rem. living four miles Mort west OF
pharsa'ia-1 dark bay horse. G or Z
wears Old. lie hands high, small star
in The forehead. has small whirc
ring above his left hind hnoi,. has had
lie iiStuia and winney. and appraised
20 S25. WM. S. KEITH II. PC.
april 10 h 1916 i4-3-w.
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28
EEasoE vcEat Notice

ne S'a'e of MssissiPP1 Probate
PapFa County. Coart
March Term 1915.
NETc, the undersigned Commission
w crs of ln$<oI, cncv on The estate
of Edward NJ. Hate deceased, (r edl
~cnied i =. appointed by said
Court ut a.. crm aforesaid, will meet
NJ The oAicc oi'fiarriSnn. s. Vance on the
third Monday in each mouth, TO exam
me, audit, and seiac The Claims for an !
nginst said estate. All persons holding
c aims against said cSfaic. will present
hem within he iime prescribed b law :.
-. JAMES PACKER.
WILLIAM RkNEY Com RS
e. 4. }. HOEGO nBE.
- ~ Ioa6-ru
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28

ADDRESSED. 4, Cooley.
PoblisheTs' Hall, Philadslph!a. Goley's
and Graham's Magazine WI! be FINISHED r
one ceipt s.. lyL. A I'll Z, Gh ore
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28
Nc ksEI.

Fl III undersigned. administrator CT
I he E<'a:e of George w. Terry,
deceased. having. AT ,l,c Ianufay Term
y. ID 1915 Of The Probate Court OF
Panoia county. li!cl his accounts for
final settlement at lie March Term !. u.
1916 o. said Court:
NoiIcc is hereby given 10 all persons
interested il said Estate, TO attend ri,
said Term OF CoIrt. AMI show cause, il
any they have. why final settlement
and allowance Of said accounts should
not then he made
ROBERT. w. BRAiIAAI. Adm'r
Of The Esf"fc Of Geo. W. Terry decd.
January %, 1915 3-Gw.
The Panola Miss. lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1846-1846, 1846-02-28
EsEAGfsS nH'g'VgaYG

HE undersigned having permanent
3 ~ located himself in This place. is
prepared 10 execute nil work in his
line, on the shortest notice. and in.,ha
most complete and durable manner.
Ills Shop IS on The main street lea
ding from The public square to The
river, where he may be found al all
times. Pamela, Mi. Jay. Is I345. 8.
2-3sv i
WM. E. F:Al&t Adzl
Es.asaka-For sale "A -
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| N 5 Q VEN L NOT | G.
the SITE OF MISSISSIPPI
PAMELA COUNTY

Probate Court April Term 1915.
We The undersigned Commissioners
of Insolvency, appointed hy the Hon.
Probate Cenrt at said county, 4, The
term aforesaid, Ola the E-'a'c Of )
Wood deceased; wIll meel at the otlic
Of Harrison 81 Vance in the town
Pamela, on the ;hird Monday in cac..
month, for six successive months. 10 OK
and audit tic claims against sail
Estate, as is required ~ law.
All claims must DC prc>cncd within
the ,itne prescribed by law, or they
will TIC forever barred.
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.ISco.NIar
D.AGIt,l5S q B D A2e
The substantial built S.caGlcr
OLIVE,

W. ;. O'FAREELL, MIS- TER.
u ii rnn the ensuing season Is REG
ULAR PACKET BOAT tciuccn the
various ports on This river and Nicks-
burg. and will take cotton for u. OtIe-
ans 1T The lowest rates The Olive IS
is rs welt adapted 10 this river "a amy
boat, ard viii freight coslon rs safely
as any ojhcr For freight or passage.
apply on board or 10 \. ". Armstrong
Il E,n
Par.oia, Ian'y rs, lGl5, . If
Pas. COTTON SHIPPED by this boat will
!cin<u rcd OF tie lowest rates.
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He SIHTEOF MISSISSIPPI,
Iakldkaichie County

Probate Gour:, October Term 1916
! SHALL, on Monday The 9th dav
al December next, il beng the Qond
Monday of said mon'h] resign my let
tiers al administration on the estate
OF William FaIkner decd. and make
settlement ofSatd estate with said Court
so-lar as have administered. All per-
sons Intciested are requested to be and
personally appear and show cause if
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