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The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27

Il DO = ~ OE II II ID Il Il.
The petition charges that John Evans
died in Nov. 1912, leaving four chill
dren besides petitioner; that decd. in
IS an instrument purporting to be his
last wi II and testament was admitted 10
probate on the evidence of one witness,
HAT decd, left large estate consisting
Of real and personal property, amount
ing to between seven & eight thousand
dollars, that petitioner had never re
ceiyed bat one negro girl from decd.
That said instruhTen. is fraudulent q
not the will ofthe decd. and that decd.
was incapable al the time Of making a
will, that he was not of sound and dis
posing mind al the time, nor for long
lime previous, that defendant sought
the advantage which inirmily old age
and insanity had given them, obtained
his signature 10 an instrument, the con
tents Of which he was ignorant, and
that .dei'ts by stralagem attempt 10 set up
the same as his will and thereby at
tempt 10 secure to themselves the pro-
perry to the exclusive Of petitioner, thai
petitioner had delayed proceeding thus
long on account Of promises by defend
ant that they would divide with petit
toner. Petitioner prayes that defend
ant be compelled to appear at--
Term Of SAID court and answer fully
the al legations in said petition and thai
said inst. ument and probate be SCI
aside and that the property decend as
| at law as in cases Of intestates, and q
general prayer for relief.
&c. ARMSTRONG. Cfk.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
Law Notice.
MILLER & ESTELLE.

CALVIN MILLER, wM. NJ. ESTE LIE
Pamela, Miss. BELMONT, Miss.
a.ANlNG formed partnership in the prac.
i / tce of their profession, will give their un
divided attention to all business entrusted their
care in any part Of north Mississippi. They
will practice in the District Cbancery Court at
Holly Springs, the Federal court at Pontotoc, and
and the High Court of Errors and Appeals a;
Jackson.
Letters addressed to the finn, either at Pamela
or Belmont, will receive prompt attention.
marc % 2tf
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R1NGER,S NOTICE.

TAKEN up by William TipPit living
about ten miles South west OF Pa
nola, and five miles North West OF
Pharsalia two dark brown Horses sup
posed TO be match Horses; one has
some white hairs on his left shoulder,
the other has lost his left eye, supposed
to be five or six years old, and apPrals-
ed the one TO 500 and the other TO 500
May 10th 1916 l5-u
p B. ZONES, Il. =. I.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
En the Probate Court OF
Pamela county, Miss.
James Erwin Admir-
Duncan C williams

James Erwin Admir-
NEgHEREAS Duncan G. Williams has
" on the 4th day OF Nav 1916 filed
his petition in said court wherein he
charges that he is security for dit as
administrator Of Willis EDoyell decd;
that said diff is a non resident of this
State; that dit has failed 10 account TO
the court since letters of administration
have been granted; that said diff by pro
per process be compelled to appear and
make settlement oil said estate; petition
er prays for an order 10 compel said
dett to give other security in discharge
OF petitioner, and that on failure there
! of that his letters of administration be
| revoked.
And whereas it appearing TO the salts
/ faction of the court that said dit is not
within the jurisdiction Of the process of
this cour:, it is ordered by the court
that the said diff administrator afore
said appear before this court on the Sd
Monday IN July next, then and there TO
answer said petition and to settle and
account either to the court or TO give d
good and sufficient bond with security
Tor the faithful discharge Of his duties
IN the form and penalty prescribed by
the statute in this behalf made and pro-
vlded as this court may direct, and that
publication be made sixty days in the
Pamela Lynx.
Winess the Hon. John T. NJ. Bur-
bridge Judge Of said court and the
seal thereof affixed this 4th day
May 1916.
J. G. ARMSTRONG Clerk
May 9th 1916. I2-6Ods.<
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RAN gers E0EECS.

fS7AkEN up by lessee B. Porter, liv-
4 ing six miles west of Pamela, two
steers of the following DESCRIPTION, viz.
one red and white; a white face; some
white on his breast and belly, marked
with crop ot'of the right, and crop
and spill; off Of the left ear, the other
red and white speckled, marked with
a crop and pIitn the left car, no brands
about. Seven years old and appraised
0 S22,50 p. B. JONES R.P. c.
Jan. 3 '46 47-3w
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
CEOTEEEYG.

ENHE undersigned has recently re-
Z ceved at his MERCHANT TAILOR
SHOP, in Pamela. a fine lot OF winter
goods, among which are the following
cloths, Cassimeers, Casenets, Tweeds,
Green, Brown and Blue, Snspenders,
Vestings, and full lot of Trimmings,
all Of which will be sold very cheap.
lie also avails himself Of this occa-
sion tc inform the public that he is still
engaged in the Tailoring business, and
hopes his old customers, and the pub
lic generally will give him call,
Dec. 10. l845. F. EMMERY.
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Final settlement.

The STATE Of Mississippi, Prob Court,
Pamela County, Deer term
1916.
ME undersigned, Collector of the es-
n tate of Richard w. Thomas decd
has filed his accounts at this term of
the court for final settlement at the
February term 1916 of said court.
S. B. DICKENS, Collector.
Dec Goth 45. 46-6w
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BOOT g. Shoe

MANUFACTURYIN BELMONT
VENHE subscriber would respectfully
Z inform the citizens or Pamela coun-
~. that he las in his employ, very
snnnrior workmen. and materials of the
best quality. Persons wishing TO have
durable and neat work done, can do so
by sending their orders to him.
SOLOMON CHlLDERS.
May e, 1916. ll-3w'
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RINGERS NOTICE,

SEEAS posted by James Jolly, living
~ about Is miles south east Of Pa
nola, four work Steers, of the follow
ing description, white with black
head, marked with crop and two
splits in the left ear; one white, with
yellow head, marked with swallow fork
in the left and split in the right, brand
ed on the left hip with the letter H !;
one white and steer spotted, marked
with crop off the left and underbit in
the right, and the other red, with
white face, marked with swallowfork
in the left and crop off the right. APP
praised TO thirty nine dollars and fifty
cents. this Pamela, December the goth
1845. p. B. JONES, Ranger.
Dec. 90. 46-3t.
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EHInas settlement

EEOTICE is hereby given that the
a@ undersigned administrator de bonis
non of the estate Of Samantha Wood DID
has filed his accounts at the March
term 1916 Of the Probate court of pa
noIa county Miss. for final settlement
Of said estate at the May term following
'of said court,
JESSE B. PORTER Abr
Feb 28th 1916. 2-2-6w
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Ram gers notice.

The State Of Mississippi /
TalIahatchie County.
UNAKEN up by VIM. Dyer, North
i East of Charleston, one sorrel
mare. about four years old. Her left
fore foot white up to the pastor joint,
Ief hind loot 81 leg, white half way up
~ The hook, small white star In the
forehead, about 10 hands high, no brand
discoverable. Appraised to $50.
Sworn to and sub
scribed before me, =. NJ. b"cKhedTf'
this 3rd day of jan Mortimer orr.
uary, 1916. n
JOHN ]. GRAY j. p.
true copy of Certificate Of aPpralse-
p,ent. Charleston Jan. 9th 1916.
JOHN KELSO Ranger.
IA - '46. 49-6w'
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Administrators NofECe.

Z ETTERS of Administration on the
a. estate Of William Quarlcs deceas-
ed having been granted to The. under
signed by the Probate Court of Talla-
halche county Miss, at the November
term thereof 1915. Notice is hereby
given to all persons Indicted to SAID
estate to come forward and make I'M
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present them duly au-
lhentica,ed within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
THos. 4 HILL.
administrator Of I'm QuarIe8, decd.
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q List OF letters remaining in the Post OF
"a nee, at Panola, on the first day of Apr
1916.
Armstrong A w , Allen Henry
Alien Mrs NJ | Afford w CO
BOYD Brandar Il IL |
Bucklv II
Clark David Caldwell ] 2
Garter Afford l Canton III |
Driver Elisl Deoach c.
Daniel \ |
Edger Mrs. Evans John l
Evans Sarah Miss
Glascock Crolrord | Gibson AE
Gordan Ohm | Godfrey Allen F
Hart Gabriel = Hanks GDI
Hatch L ID , Hunter Thomas o
Haskins u il Hightower J Ohm l
Hmere n |
Justice Ell Jolly William
Joyner BENZ. l Jackson Robert Ii
Kemp Ohm Kllebrew w
Clerk Circuit Court 3
Kennedy Joseph I Kennedy Edmond
Lumpkins Wi liam Ledbetter B iii
Lama Wiley K
McGhee Mrs G | Myrick Wesley
.Hcknney james Myrick Charles Ii
McRurie John Martin Rob't |
Nelms ii Odam SOloman |
Perkins Moses X Pitts Aaron
Poland II Il Co. l PIust John
Reed f. Jr2 Roads e Ii |
Robinson II 3 Ruhin James
Sheriff Pamela County 3
Simmons Mrs E l Shy Older1
Administrator of K IL Thomas |
Turnley George w | Turkin ] ohn
Tate X Mis-
White David | UaIton II II
Administrator Of RoJ't Ester
NilsonIhomas ID |
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27

IoHN A. CHAPMAN.
FFPuN opening the Bill Of Complaint
ss IN this cause and2it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court. that said de-
PENDANT is a nonresident of this State
upon motion, 1t is considered by the
court that publication e made in the
Panola Mississippi Lynx, news paper
published in the Town Of Pamela in this
State FOR the Term Of three months.
requiring said defendant to appear be
fore our next Circuit Court to be held
at the Court House of Pamela county on
The 18th Monday after the 4th Monday
in September next, & plead answer or
dcnur to said bill Of complaint, or the
same will lie taken for confessed aud
Sc, for bearing ca Pqr'e.
WM S. KEITH, Cterk.
June go, 1916. l8-3m
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27

- So j - 80 - " + 80 npv-Itgy 1905.
EGszEE2Ns - ''' "a l., II = ~ o'1'
o.oo-"t 'n'o -; '''a9','i.ip, y. ",I
,het country has JIS' ''Ii ~ -'i,'' g.
The p. East corner o' ,"g No,'I' ''"o9'
@.0'.c 'a the 'o"h .. '"o."' " H1. y
in'n15 enemies a"a d" ""o Wis" 'o'
ga! ln"B mine i'l7 u
Drugs and Mcd.cIresi
Paints and OijSi
Paint brushes;
Wlnqo" Griass, oAd
Dye Stuiis,
an be Accommodated JHsf a Z oct
ter aud cheaper than they could be al
Memphis or New Orleans.
The subscriber is DESTROYS OF making
au experiment in the sale ol iirugs at
this point, aud all that Is necessary to
render it successful, is that all those
who desire a good and cheap article OF
OF any description usually kept by those
in his line, should drift this way and
float in.
lie does not believe that customer
Who wilI,rv him once. will ever be in.
duc.d to 90 any where else for any o
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27

SUT IITIHIR AR RANGE
y EMF FOR THE SALE
BOOTS J. SHOES
1T The Planters and Traders Shoe
Store, Memphis.
JOSEPH =. LEV EIEE,
EEAVlNG made arrangements during
HH the past winter with some of the
best manufacturers in the East, is now
receiving part of his summer stock OF
Boots, Shoes, and BIogans-to which
several shipments will be added dur
ing the months OF April and May
among which are, for the trade:
100 pr. mems single and double sole
Brogans, various patterns,
500 pr. womens calf s. ssal strap
. shoes s. boots,
500 do. gents. good and fine sum
mar boots,
Mems low quarter calf and seal
Shoes,
MEMS calf, goat and seal skin slip
perS,
400 pr. boys Downings & Brogans,
Mems extra size BroGans, to fill bro
ken stocks, &c, g., which will be sold
by the case or dozen at small advance
on manufacturers prices.
OUR RETAIL STOCK.
will also be full, GRAND and com
piete--among which are:
Gents. TALL Boots-a perfect fit,
+" DeOrsays;
g Button gators;
I" Calf and goat Monroes;
Velvet Nuliiiers;
50 Goat, do.
" Fancy pumps;
Ladies linen gaiter;
8 lasting do. DO.
- foxed buskins;
: linen do. do
8 kid weted Go
s. do pumps and low ties;
/" white English Kid slippers
and Chldrens', Misses, Youths and
Boys shoes &c, too numerous to de-
scribe.
We charge but haIfprice for looking
at our stock, and prices which shall be
satisfactory 10 all who want a good ar
ticle Won't you call as you look round,
at the Planters and Traders Boot
Sign under The Franklin House-Front
Row ?-and we'll "do you proud as far
as the UNDERSTANDING is con-
cerned.
JOSEPH S. LEVITT.
Memphis April 25 &c. l0-4w.
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Rangers WOsECe

WTAS posted by V. Malone, living
w bout twelve miles South West OF
four wn of Ponola, one bay horse mule,
RICH, years old, has two scars on his
,ohe hip, and appraised to S25.
P. B. JONES, r. P. C..
March %, '46. 6-tf.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
MT. SYLVAN ACADEMY
FOR MALES,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY NJ

LINT I II II OVUNIY MISS.
EIecen Miles West of Oxford and
Sirty Fire S. E. Of Memphis.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27

a List of letters remaining in the Post Of
"a fee, at Pamela, on the first day of April
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-06-27
The State OF RHIssTssipPl
Pam ola County, CircnS
Court RprEh Ternn Il SEQ

FRANCIS CHAPMAN, by her next
friend WILLIAM G. PETERSON
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tFor the Baltimore Clipperl
ROMAN AMPHlTHEATRE.

.heSsrS. Editors: Circus amusements have
always been my delight From boyhood tu
the present day, have always attended them
whenever an opportunity offered. Being de-
tanned in your city Tor few days, !, of course,
attended the Circus performances at the new
c Enlistment Gallo the Roman .fmphiiheatre.
had witnessed such excellent acting by other
companies, that | confess | had nv doubts
whether should DO pleased by this one. The
company of the Messrs. Howes, and that of
WEIGH, Mann s. Delevan, it has been asserted,
have entirely eclipsod and cast into tho shade
every other Circus performance ever offered to
tho puuhc. thought so once, myself But
my opinion is now altered. The performances
at the Roman .4nphitheGtre exceed the widest
imuyinluvs oil romance. THIS is not a common
Circus performance; there is a novelty and OK
cellonce about it, never before witnessed in
this country. The number and variety of the
different acts; the superior talent and skill of
the performers; the superior skill and training
exhibited III the various beautiful and incredi-
BILE mahBuvres of their ful-blooded and thor
ough-bred stud oil horses, stamp this company
as being far, very far superior to any thing of
the KIND ever seen in America. You NAV
call this warm praise, but it is no more than
the proprletors richly deserve. | was much
surprised to sue the great proportion of ladies',
land those, too, of the most respectable and
fashionable families in Baltimore that attend
ed the performances. This must be gratifying
to the proprlelors, as the LADIES' Themselves
generally have all objection to visiting a CIR
Gus, on account of tile improper conduct fire.
onently witnessed in the ring, and the vulgar,
and oftentimes obscene language used by the
clowns, to crafty the ear OF the common herd
Nothing is heard from the clowns (Messrs
Portland and Lathrop, as see by the bllls) Of
this establishment, that the most iastidous can
object to. 1t would take too much space, at
present, to particularze every part OF the en-
tertainments; some other day may trespass
on you for that purpose; but cannot help re-
ferring to the varied and arduous performances
of Mr.. Sands. 1t seems almost incredible that
any one man could perform all that he does in
one evening. He must also, in my opinlon,
be constantly employed during the day, ii we
may Judge any thing by the superior training
exhibited by all the horses and popes, winch
he introduces into the ring. 1t certainly Is
we'll worth the price of admission TO wit.
ness any single act of either of those wonderful
miniature horses. The perlol nance OF Sands
and his two beautiful boys is also deserving OF
the highest praise; but my space will not ADMIT
of il al this time. With your permission,
will refer TO this subject again,
TRAVELLER.
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CITY INTEII.IGENCE

Charge of Obtaining Money Under False Pre-
fences. Officers ZsII, Rdgey aud Cook, of the
Independent Police, Yesterday arres ed a man
named Ra pin Morrison, late Of Adams county,
PIT, on the charge Of obtaining two sums OF
$500, each, under false prelences, from Mr.
Benjamin MlshIer, OF Lancaster city, Pa. The
first sum ofSl5O0 was obtained OIL September
25th lS45. The accused carrie. to Mr..
Mlsher, and got him to accept note drawn
in favor Of Jacob Myers, on Christian Bach
man, Cashler of the Lancaster Bank, aud for
winch hogs were 10 be delivered in Phladel
phia. The second sum ofSl5oo, was obtaiued
on tho lst Of October, 1916. The accused
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TIE News PROM THE ARMY. The last in
formation from the Army under Gen. Taylor,
represents 1t as quietly reoosing at Monterey,
unsuspicious orthe order which has before this
lime arrived, to march forward on Saltilo-
The same arrival brings also the less agreeabl+
information, that Sintu Anna has arrived at
SaItillo ailh force of 10, 900 men, and is bu-
ely engaged in lorhfying the placa in the most
effectuul manner This army, added TO that
under Ampudla, will make upwards Of 20 900
Mexicans, which General Taylor, with his
force of some six thousand men, will have to
ENCOUNTER, with the disadvantage Of fighting
against those who are entrencaed behind forth
6caGons. Truly government must expect that
both General Taylor and his men ale bullet
p,oof or it would not send them forward against
uucI fearful odds. We hope that our General
will have the prudence to decline the hazard of
such an engagement; but have doubts whether
he will not obey orders at every hazard, leaving
.bs ,espousbty Of the issue with those who
issued them.
The rene ted triumphs of our arms against
great SUI eriority ofnombers, seems to have Gre
.,ed an Inflammation with our rulers, who ap-
near 10 believe, that Gen. Taylor can march for
ward in opposition to all opponents, and to every
obstacle, repeating at every point OF attack,
the brae of Caesar, 81 ame, saw and conquer
ed" but it is plain to U.S. that without more dis"
erection is exercised, there mus! be reverse Of
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4 ,APITAL PRIZE DEPOT.

I44 PRATT STREET.
WEALTH! VEAL II! WEALTH. All who are
se' king aih IN this world would do wen to cali
ana see DUr i.E l44 Prati st opposite the Depot
and secure for IN INST Ives 10 Iune; AMI u tlIuse
0ui Of The city who would wish To be III the road 10
inTue, must send their or, Gis 10 rim tor Prize
TIckeis. We Determined TO sell ~ ICES, ARA there
liz no use OF rtIng 10 stop U.s. IL only waHis sIHaH
investment 10 secure the return of thOusands every
h0fy should Try chance with Buying by the
Package Is gm way ~ NV sting money, as every
package ia arranrd To draw half The ey
yes "a, and ney ftom So To Sl5n, capital p &es
which they draw from Si,O0u To $50 0OJ Try US
only ce, u no more, 10 see what uck Is in stote tof
you in This way
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE
FRIDAY, capital 1000, tickets 25c, shares in pro
portion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets Soc, shates In
proportion.
Look out for FRIDAY, the Loaery in which we
sold The capita last week. A plckLge of rs tlckeis
tor SO, winch may DR. Nv the lhtet h,eh at CapitHIs,
Every o0hv should havr pack sr H. lh's. rs eiehhs
for u 5U! Sm GLE tickets draw The 81 600, piice %
cent,!!! Come tr" what lu' there is "t you
Persons ordering tickets rom distance may rely
Oh having q EN- stnt as core tiy il they We re 10
those tn fn>eives, and The official drawing sent as
drawn.
libera discount will he paid to persons who puI-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers, ~
thc PACKAGE single ticket, share. All orders, PEI
mail or otheTw Use, addressedto
M. DOYLE, No.l44 Pratlsneet
" fR1 Opposite n & a. ". X. penof'
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The RUMAN ASPuIrHEATRg. The popularity OF
Ills beautiful place Of anussnleat Csutn 3es strotily
o. the ncTrasr--lhc audiences instead OfdCcrC2sing
in nuIshers are nightly getting lager ThIsiS GIVING
not only to tie sup riofily Of the entertainments, but
10 the admirable UIder which is maintained through
ou tdr whole enclosure, and to the total exclusoh Of
all Improper characters. The dress circle fUi the few
nights ii his been open, has been III great measure
mUnupoized by the Upper Zen Thousa ID, ami
presenting such blaze Of beauty as our city alone
can produce. The performance is all that has been
Claimed for il, The prOgIa ammo for To- night will be
entirely Bew-sever.I new fcats being introduced
never attempted in ths city before Take our advice
and GO early to secure good sGnts
INTRODUCTORY LECTURES. The introductory lee
lure before the Washington University of Baltimore,
will be delivered this evening BY Prof William j,
Leonard. 1t viii be delivered in the University
Buildings, Broadway, near Baltimore street. Tine
literary abilities Of the worthy doctor are so
we'll known, that we can safely promise the audience
treat of no Ordinary character.
The lectura before the Maryland University, will
be de livcred in the Chemical Hall OF the building,
Lombard street, by Prof Roby. Both lectures will
doub tess be well attended.
TnR Mu3ErM Last might IF the Sigman Family
This is the last nigh of the engage ment of this tai
enGGd family at the Museum, MIS-. SIOmaa will ap-
pear IN her great character OF "JIne Shore" which
received upon its former representation with
such decided marks of satisfaction The cast Of the
piece is very COED one. After The tragedy grand
musical Mealgc by MI. and the Misses Sloman.-
The saloon has been crowded every night during the
engagement of this lavotite family.
DRAwIs0 SCHcoL ii will be sc,n by the adver-
tsement of MI J, Hail, that he has opened d draw
ing academy No Eutaw stIett, Immediately OppO-
site the EGtaw House. Mr. llall is very compc out
10 give instruction in his beautiful and useful AIT,
and we should be glad to hear OF his having large
IL
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A LII HANDS ALOFT. TuREC CuEERs

a LII HANDS ALOFp THREE CHEERS
n FOR EMORY co Nos 4 II IS, he hrau
titHl little Small Fry Capital Of 4 gOO DOLLARS ~
Point in package o. quarter tickets wnicn cost hui
S3.3. Clear gaia by making the cafe hatbor, No. 2
Calvert street, 9o51 This is ali; uHe Of 81 900 in
package Of halves, was sent TO 4 new customer at
York, Pa. Emory & Go. sold in this one lottery
prizes amounting TO gil n32, clear of all discounts.
The food tide OF fortune is around the old estuhisn
ed prize office and no mistake.
ANOTHER PRETTY SCHEME,
More prizes thar blanks THIS nAY,
P.S.-For prize packages or siHele tickets, RA
dress the old established house Of Emory X Co., ID
office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO., u. i. Lottery Agency,
No. . Calverl-st, ID Lottery Office
1t from BalliMaIe street.
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DIED.

G(y- The remains Of The late THos s. FRAxGRR
WhU died at rUrln CabenO len June last, viii b in.
tered in Green Mount Cemetery, this mUIniug ID h
int, at 10 O'clock from The residence OF his IA her
captain James FIR zrei, No. al Fleet street, r. P,
Hb friends and those Of the family aye respectfully
invited 10 aitrud.
On the 81 h inst MARIA MAGDALEN SPATHIs, aged
20 years, iate from Germany.
On the 18th inst WILLIAM JAMES. aged 9yea4s aR6
S days, sUu OF Abel and h IA rHrbert
At New York, IS inst at the re idence of his =
uncle, WIN. D"ugh TV, Vim z. McDRRM0TT, son o.
Thomas and Ann McDeTmUtt, in the l4th year of his
age.