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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

Docks, stationery, &c.--Just reed an
ID extensive assortment of School Books and
Stationery, to which the attention Of purchas'
ers is invited. The stock comprises all The
standard works in gene use IN schools VIZ;
1st, Cd, Sd, and 4th Eclectic Readers
Olney's, Mitchell's Smiths, and Marsie s
geography
Smith and Krkham's grammar
Histories Of u s., England Greece, Rome, &c
Smith, Ray and Pixies Arithmetic
Elementary spelling books, primers and
toy books
Missouri Harmony, Mason's Sacred Harp
Watts Psalms, Methodist and Presbyterian
Hymn-books
Acct books, copying books, and memoran-
dums
Playing cards, steel pens, waters, ink-ssan ds
Paper--20 reams cap and sup. letter paper
so do wrapping paper
Plain, green and fig'd wall paper. bonnet
boards, sc dl7 LAUMAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

MORE NEW GOODS.
TUST reed from Philadelphia and Baltimore
y new and splendid assortment Of
FaA and Winter Dry Goods,
consisting in part of the following:
Is ps blue, black, olive, green and steel
MKT cloths
a rs blue and black blanket coating
80 ps do do and fancy cassimcrs
$50 ps do do do satinetts
2s ps do do jeans
30 ps white, red and green flannel
$50 ps callcos, some very beautiful, and at
as low prices as could be asked,
say from to rs cents
10 bales brown domestics
100 ps "a to 5 A blend. musins, S 10 20 cts
30 ps black and cold muslins
10 ps rich cashmeres
10 ps do muslin de LANES
Is do cashmere robes
Dark rich ginghams, plain, blue, pink and
buff do, alpaccas, linseys, table diaper,
bonnets. ribbons, SHAWLS, handkerchiets
laces, edgings, gloves. hosiery, cotton yarn,
cotton batting, q c sc, with an asst Of all
sush articles as are generally wanted.
Boots and shoes.
Is cast, mems and boys boots
5 do do do shOcs
S do women's shoes
Hats and Caps--10 cases hats and caps
CIothing--ls doz blanket, sack & dress coats
80 do paniaioons and vests
| Together with full and choice lot Of
| Groceries. such sugar, coffee, tea,
| molasses, tobacco, salerat us, table salt
sperm and tallow candles, bar soap, starch
| Dye-stufs. window Glass, Nails,
! buckets, tubs, hard ware, crockery, anc
glass ware, SC, &c, with many other artI
| cles an OF which Willie sold cheap for Cash
| or country Produce. Please eau ana ex
anime our stock and PRICES before purchasing
| az you viii find il decidedly to your acvantag.
JR CAMPBELL a. co
/ n B. Ii is a pleasure to show goods or
! Jefferson Street, next door below Ihos. Hedge
& Co.'S. [noy26 '46
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DRUG STORE REMOV ED.


j. F.. TALL Mt.
TEAS removed his stock of Drugs and Me
n defines from Water street to Jefferson
next door to w. II. Mauro. Inl2
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Thick Boots-.3O cases thick boots on
J. hand and for sale BY tho case o. PAIR
very eheap,at n26 GARRETT e. Cos
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N O T | c <
For Sale or Exchange.

100 ACRES of Land for sale in Henry
OV County, about miles from Mt
Pleasant, near Wilson's Mill on Skunk River
One half Prairie, and the balance first quality
of Tin Der land. we'll watered. For sale al
bargain for approved Produce or on time to
punctual man. Apply to Nr Wilson near the
premises or WESLEY JoNEo.
Burlington Dec. 24th 1916. Gaz. copy.
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Territory of Iowa, So.
Des Moines county
District Court for said County, to May Term
thereof. lo47.
rs In Assnmpsit and At
a 5o|s K.'s Ks and '''h"'"''
YuNii F. said Defendants will hereby take no.
tice, that on the 10th day Of May. 1916,
the said Plaintiff sued writ Of Attachment
out OF the Office Of the Clerk of said Court in
the above entitled suit, for the sum OF STA,
or therea bouts, which said writ was returned
by the Sheriff of said county, levied on the f.
J Of the ~ f. Of section No 6, in townshl p
No. 20 of range No. 2 west, containing 81
acres, more or less
Also, on Is and 52i 100 acres off the west
side of the N w. / of section No. >, in town
ship No. 10 North range No. west. to be ia
ken off the west side of said quarter section
and to run the full length Of said quarter from
south to north situated in said county
Now unless the said defendants appear and
plead be fore the next term Of said court, judg
ment will be entered and the property so at
tached will be sold to satisfy The same and
costs OF suit.
Dated December the 18th, A. d. 1916.
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
P.a, < A M'1..' tda4-sl-4o
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of
~ Administration on the estate of William
E james, late of Des Mones county, deceas-
ed, have been granted TO tie Undersigned
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
ouested to make immediate payment, and all
those having claims against said estate will
present them for settlement.
B. LEONARD, Admir-.
Of estate Of VIM. f. James.
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1898
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Dork and. wheat.--500 head OF well fat
Il ted hogs wanted, for which the highest
price will be paid by (d17) 7 DAVID
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NEW UNDER THE SUM!

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN!
yayHE subscriber has just opened Mer-
chant Tailor shop, in the house next
door west of Kitchens Grocery and opposite
]. G Foote'S Iron Store, where he has, and Will
keep on hand splendid assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all descriptions, which he will sell low Tor
cash or approved country produce. lie VIII
also Make Clothing to order, by the piece,
dozen, or hundred, and at prices that shdI not
be grumb,ed at and in exchange Will take any
thing he can eat, drink or wear or 10 'av oy
70 look ~ Gentlemen, call n--you will all
do we'll. uiH accommodate you, il it is but to
give cup of cold water.
DeclO. 1923 WILLIAM GRIFFEY,
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TO MERCHANTS.
Goods at w hOlesa ! c


Dry-G GODS at w hOlesa e
WE would call the attention of tho Sc wish
w ing to purchase goods at unusually low
rates, to Twenty-Five Large Cases of
assorted SeasOnable Dry Goods,
just reed on consignment from the Eastern
Cities, and are open for inspestion:-con
sisting in part of
Cadet mixed, plain black, indigo blue, stee!
mixed, fancy striped, diamond, and print.
ed Satinetts.-French & American Broad
Cloths, ass Beaver Cloths, ass'd.-
Plain. black, corded and fancy Cassi-
meres.-Blue. mixed, plaid and fancy
striped Ky. Jeans. Also. general as
sor,ment of Alpaccas, Irish Linens,
cOl'd Cam brics, Gloves, Hosiery, Sus-
penders etc.
The above goods having been purchased for
CASH only, after the close OF the princ pal
business season in New York and Philadelphia
we can assure those who may favor us with a
call, that they will be sold at such rates as
will render general satisfaction.
CHITTENDEN & McGAVlC,
Keokuk, Iowa, Dec. "a. lS46-3l-3m
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HyObaccO--e0 boxes Of assorted Mo. To-
bacco for sa lie at st Louis prices by
dI7 BIT DAVID
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PAY YOUR DEBTS.

RICH FANCY GOODS.
NEW Style nous de lainc robes
IN Rich cashmere do
do ON bres for dresses
blk and fig'd dress silks
fine gala plaid, all wool
rich ombre cashmere, do
plain and plaid jaconct muslins
do do swiss do
fine mall and book do
thread, swiss and jaconct edgings and in.
settings
,iIk fringe and buttons for trimmings
do cords and tasscls, &c. &c just reed
and for sale by w COoLbAUCd
oct '46 JeherssRet
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PORK AND BEEF PACKING.

TIME undersigned take pleasure in saying
to the public that they have taken the
large Strengthening and Packing Houses Of f.
d. Rand i Co., and are now ready to contract
for the
Packing OF Beef and Pork,
on as reasonable terms as it can be done in this
western country. They are prepared to fur
nish Barrels. Kegs, and Salt, if required
Their long experience in the business warrants
them in saying that they will give general sat-
isfactjon to all those who NAV favor them with
business SCHENCk & DENISE.
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Trustees sale.-By virtue OF D:ed. OF
L Trust to me executed by ID. l.. M. Rob
inson, | will sell on Saturday the 10th day OF
January next. A. D. 1847, between the hours
OF 8 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. at
Public Vendue to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property, to wit
The north half of lot No four hundred and
sixty three, (4e3) in the city of Burlington
Des Moines county, Iowa. Sale to take place
in front of the Clerks Office.
J. w. WEBER, Trustee.
Dec IT. Ie46-30-5t
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Ohio Legislature.-This body met on
the 7th instant, and was organized on
tina. day. In the Senate. EPSON OLDs.
Locofoco, was elected Speaker. receiving
eighteen votes; s. FORD. Wing, fifteen;
blank, one. ]. G.. BREsLIN was chosen
Clerk. and ROBERT MuLLIN Sergean,at
Arms.
In the House, VIM. P. CUTLER, Wing
was elected Speaker. receiving 80 votes
G. l.. VALLANDIeHAM { L. F 80; scatter
ing 4. E. A. SaulER (Whig) was elect.
ed Clerk, and JOHN W. JONES Sergeant.
al. Arms.-Mo Rep.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
"ISTAR'S basam of Wild Cherry
w Jayne's Expectorant
PETERS Pills
Wright's Indian Vegetable pills
Pease's Horehound Candy, &c, &c, a.
n12 TALLANT'S Jefferson at
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Notice, is hereby given to all persons IN
IN terested that William Hockett and iona
than Hockett have produced at the Office of
the Judge Of Probate Of the county Of Henry,
Iowa Territory, a paper purporting to be the
last will and testament Of Joseph iIockeu, de-
ceased late of said county, proved and allow
ed in Randolph county, State of Indiana
Whereupon l have assigned the first Monday
OF February next, it being the LIST dav Of Feb
ruary, IS47, at the Probate Office, in the said
county of Henry. for hearing the case.
A. MCKINNEY, Judge of probate
Mt Pleasant Dec. lst '46-29 for He. /. l.
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lust Rec'd--A splendid asst of groceries
y Cefee-b0 SACKS prime Rio Coffee
Sugars hhds - N. Q. Sugar
Spices-2 sacks allspice
a" Pepper
25 mats cinnamon
boil ginger
Madder--l +" nader, a sup. article
Saleratus-2 casks B5ston Salerstus
Curyunts--1 cask Zantee currants.
dit ] GLAUMAN, waist
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FALL g. Mills, !
PTS Att'ys. !
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thristmas and New Years PRESENTS.
~ The undersigned has on hand a large ana
beautiful asst OF Annals and other books
suitable for Presents. Call and examine,
WD SKILLMAN
Under Barrett House
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VXTOULD most respectfully inform the
wv gentlemen of taste and fashion, in the
CITY of Burlington and vicinity, that he is
~ NJ 10 siuu of the
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-18
PENMANSHTP.

Dear Sir have examined with some
care, tho treats on practical PenmOnship as
taught by yourself, aud am fully convinced
Of us superiority over all otherSl have seen,
aud having had fair opportunity Of obscrv
ing your manner Of imparliug instruction To
your pupils, feet FREQ TO say that believe
that YOU fully understand the system you
profess to teach; aud that The system, in the
hands Of gcntomnn OF your industry aud
perseverance,, can loose none Of its beauty
or usefulness. ! shall feel happy IL this
testimony TO your merits shall lead others ia
avail themselves Of your instruction in this
most desirable art Wishing YOU success in
your most landi6le undertaking, | remain
YOURS respectfully, w Y. COURTS.
Holmes CO 4, Miss, Dec. 10, 1916.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-18
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING,
YAzoo CRY, Nov. Q, 1916

Presents. V. MITcHELb, President;
Messrs. Allen, Barnett. Hayman, Murdoch,
and Wilson, oWRciImen.
The meeting being called TO order, the
minutes Of the last meeting we're read and
The Reports OF the Clerk and Treasurer
we're presented and referred 10 the Commit
tee on Finance for examination.
A petition from sundry citizens was pre-
sented and read, praying the Board to have
enforced the Ordinance requiring property
holders TO lay brick sidewalks on Main
Street, when the following resolution was
offered and adopted:
ResoIoed, That the Clerk be required TO
advertise for proposals to build brick side
walks on Min street, on the following Lots,
Nos. 327, 800, $50, 322, 1923, 32l, embrace
ing all that portion Of Main Street from the
Slorehouse Of Messrs. Kopperl g. Co., to
Brandon Street.
Mr.. Murdoch offered the following resolu'
ton, which was adoptedt
ResOlped, That the Assessor and Collec.
tor Of Yazoo City, be authorized 10 receive
the certificate OF receipt Of J. M. Anderson
John Troy, and Andw Murdoch for labor OF
the streets, in payment Of any Street Tas
due the Corporation.
The following accounts we're presentoC
and allowed E. B. Rumble So so 70
serving as CLERK at 8 regular and 2 calico
meetings Of the Board; w J. Leak S92 81
for furnishing rs logs, $50 feet at 5 cts
On motion, tho meeting adjourned.
SAM'L " MITCHELL,
President of the Council.
E.B. RUMBLE, CITY Clerk,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-18
K0WIS THE TINE re SUBSCRIBE,
Friends Of Morality and a Pure
Literature.
The Saturday Evening Post.
NEW PROSPECTUS.


The proprieiors OF that old and firmly e'tal lish-
81 paper, the SAT URDAY EVENING POST,
ere determined to maintain the reputation it hiss
quired Of being, on the whole,
The best weekly Paper in America.
AS the vigorous defender ofmorality and Pure
literature, it has gained for itself a name which
tucs to take the lead Of journals, which afraid
to speak out upon this most important question.
A LITERARY JOURN Al.
As literary journal the Post stands second to
none. The best contributions Of the American aud
Foreign mind, procured to instruct and dalight
its large circle Of readcrs-and no exertons shall
be spared to render tho Poss delightful compan-
ion both for old and young.
A MERCANTILE JOURNAL.
Every week we shall furnish our readers with an
accurate account Of The condition Of the Phadel-
phia maTkels.-The prices and sales of country
produce, &c, and tie Caule market. Our Bank
Note List is also carefully corrected weekly, and
the prices Of various stocks given. Careful atten-
lion viii be paid 10 This important part Of our paper
20 make Il accurate and reliable.
AN AGRICTt TURAL JOURNAL.
Re the Farming interest is a most important one,
we are careful neyor TO omit anything in the Post
that would prove Of interest to our Agricultural
subscibCrs-and, every week, at least n column OF
our paper is filed With the best matter that can be
selected from the various agricultural journals.
NEWS.
Much care is taken 10 collect Tor the readers o
tho Pest The latest and most important intelligence
upon al subjects Of public interest Domette
Foreign, Congressional, and other News viii eve
be furnished az speedily az possible
PORTRAITS AND PICTURES.
Portraits Of distinguished men, Pictures Of re
markabo Places also, shall not be forgotten. AM
we shall cndeavor always TO have some such embel
lismeni in our columns 10 add 70 their variety an'
beauty.
THE FfRESIDE FRIEND.
We shall thus finally, maintain for the Post tn
proud title II has acquired Of being peculiarly
Family Paper and the Fircside Friend. .4lway'
having among its numerous stories, something io
each member Of The Familg-for The Father, To
Mother the Brothcrs The Sisters, down even 70 thu
younger members Of iho household.
TERMS:
copy, % 90 per nnnun--3 copies, IS CO.
copies. 10 0O--l2 copies, SIS OO--l5 copies, $50
The money must always hs sent IN advances ffei
oi postage. Address
SAMUEL ID. PATTERSON & CO.,
No, 9s, Cheseat ST., Philadelphia.
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kEPERENCEs +:
Fruit Trees for Sale

HATCA'S NURSERY.
I'D ANY friends of this Southern Nursery
IN are knowing to tho fact that the senior
partner of this concern departed this life
some 90 months ago. and that the surviving
partner, r. Griffith. is with the Army of In>
Yasion in Mexico. Previous to the departure
of Adj't Griffith. he requested of me to sup~
erintend and issue the Annual Catalogue,
stating that the head gardner had been in>
slructed to keep notes and deliver The same
to me. This same gardner has failed to
80, having lett the State, without leaving any
data at all. | am therefore totally unable TO
make out a satisfactory Cataloge; not being
able TO state the time of the ripening of fruit,
er, in fact, anything definite. | am now
placed in charge of the entire concern dur
| ing the absence of my friend, and I trust
make not the appeal in vain when / solicit
aid from all friends of the cause, or orders
| from all who desire good and select fruits
| beg Of the Press and editorial corps to aid
me, as l have most cheerfuly aided them;
and more than this, our friend Griffith is bats
Ting our cause, the cause of our country,
and he must lose by his military and patriotic
spirit, at least $500.
Twill have head gardener who thorough
Fly understands the business; | will person
ally attend to all orders, and will, to the best
tOl lily dUIIll4S GHuGdNOl w StNO 9oblSIaAttOA'
PRICES OF TREES.
APPLES 25 cts-A large, increased variety on
/ hand;
PEARs so cts g
PEACHES IS cts-A choice selection & vari'ty
MECHANICS 25 CITE. Sc s. &
; PLUMBs SO cts, and all other fruits at usua
prices.
SHRUBBERY, FLOWERS, &C., the same as here
tofore: the. business in fact going on as usu
al, only that this years work is nearly lost
bat this conflicts not with the present rates
would request that orders be left at thu
Nursery, or if more convenient, with M
friend, w. v. Davenport, in Vicksburg; al
of which shall receive my attention befor'
| they are filed
If particular kinds be required, please !
specify; and also, whether other Varietie
i may not be placed in lieu thereof. If left t
: my Judgment, will mace the best selection
n am able, under the circumstances, as hav
r had a correct account taken Of all that hav
t been worked.
It beg as personal favor that my person;
friends will give their aid, as feel som
united action is absolutely necessary to pre-
Is tect the interest of our absent and patriot
friend. NJ. w. PHILIPS.
LOG HALL, Miss, Sept. 90, 1916.
Or Letters addressed me, directed "Et
wards Depot, Kinds co. Miss. shall me-
n with prompt attention.
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II

FROM Mr.. Penny's plantation
90 on the Sunflower River. on the
20th nlt., BAY HORSE, six
49, y. years old, with black feet, black
name and tail, very broad between the eyes,
about sixteen hands high. Said horse is sup
posed to have been iaken by some runaway
negro: he was traced by the owner 10 Silver
Creek. Whoever will return said horse or
give information where be max be found
will Be literally rewarded by the subscriber.
THOMAS B. PARKER.
October is, 1916. l5-St.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-18
JACKSON COLLEGE.

TIME second session for the Scholastic
II year in this Institution, will commence
on the first Monday in October.
7 c. THORNTON, D. D, President and Pro-
fessor of Ancient Languages, &c.
J. d. PUGH, A. NJ, Professor of Mathemat-
les and Natural Philosophy.
Col. j. D. MITCHELL, Professor of English
Literature and Principal OF the Preparatory
Department.
TERMs.-For Orthography, Reading. Writ
ing and Arithmetic in the Preparatory De-
partment, per session of 5 months, $12 so
These with English Grammer and
Geography, IS 90
For the Languages or College course, 25 90
student pays from the time Of entrance
to the termination OF the session, and no de-
duction for lost time, except in cases of pro-
tracted illness.
Beard can be had in the College or in pri~
vate families for sen dollars per month, each
student finding his bed, bedding, washing
and candles.
The board must be paid monthly, and the
tuition for each half session, in advance.
The hours OF recitation during the fall
and winter session are from TO 10 O'Clock.
and from TO A. During The spring and
summer session from 8to 10, ard from 3 to 5 !.
| The late examination was most creditable
to the Faculty and students, and it is hoped
that the College will routinus 10 be patroniz-
| ed by those who are anxious to have their
sons properly educated.
TRUSTEES.
A G Brown, Prest, Robert Huges;
Wilson Hemingway, VIM Langley,
| Jas E Mathews, VIM Yerger,
VIM Clarke Edward Picket,
| J Freeman, Charles Scott.
Charles A Bradford.
Jackson, September 16, 1916. 1s-tf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-18
NOTICE.

"ILL be sold on Friday the 18th day
w of December, 1916. at public auc-
lion, for cash, on the Woodland Plantation,
in Yazoo county, formerly known as the
"Pease place." large number of Horses
and Mules and Oxen, and quantity of
Cows, Hogs aud Stock.-Also corn, fodder,
&c, with some wagons, carts, and farming
utensils. r. H. CAGE, Agent,
for Franklin, Ballard & co.
Oct. 80, 1916. I7-6t.
or The above sale is postponed until
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1916.
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Call and See for Yourselves.
NVHE cheapest and best invented corn
n cob, shuck and straw cutter now in
use. We have purchased the patent for
Yazoo county. we will sell a single patent
or machine to planters, or will sell the patent
for Yazoo county TO a good workman and
take machines, as we are perfectly satisfied
with their utility. The cost of building is
very small. BLACKMAN, SCOTT &. co.
p Yazoo city, Oct. %, 1916. 16-tf.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-12-18
Administrators Notice.
EDUCATION.

RER. CHAS. w. EMMONs, would very
Iva respectfully inforn the citizens Of
YazOo City and the adjoining country, that
he will open a s0HooL at his residence,
where he has large and commodious room
for the purpose, on the 23d of November.
MRS. EMMONS will assist in the female
part Of the School.
TERMs or TUITIoN.
Ofthography and Reading. per month s. 80
Arethmetic, Grammar and Geography 8 90
All higher branches 90
As ne has followed teaching for several
years, testimonials can be seen by calling
on him.
YazOo city, Nov. 30, 1e4e. 2o-f.
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Administrators sac.

Administrators SAFE.
II WlEL, as administrators upon the estate
Of Beniah Coody, decd, and by virtue
Of an order Of the Hon. Probate Court of
Yazoo county and State Of Mississippi, ex.
pose to public auction, before the door Of
Winn's Hotel, in the town Of Yazoo City,
on the 18th day Of December, A. D. ls46;
on credit Of twelve monthe, the following
real estate, viz: Northwest quarter and
west hall, southwest quarter and east hall
of southeast quarter Of Section 10, and the
east half northeast quarter Of Section Iii,
Township 10, Range 8, West, belonging e
said decedents estate. Bond and security
will bs required Of the purchaser.
LYDIA COODY,
Ad0'f Of 3. Cody, deed.
YazO0 City, 0es. 90, 1916. 14-6s.
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IIoLurs Co, Miss, Dec. lo, ls4o

Mr.. Il. ID. Kcicham:
Dear Sir-l gives me great pleasure TO
express my opinion Of your system of Pen
manipulating seen many specimens Of
writing Of your scholars before and after
taking lessons, and from their very great i'm
provemcut IL could not be other than favor
ebIc, is the only system adapted to pub,
lie school Instruction. therefore recon-
mend il TO the favorable attention of the
public. Very respectfully,
WIN ~ THORN. nj. ID.