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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13
Movements or Travellers.

There was manifest dminution Of arrivals yester
day. The whole are subjoined. Az the
AMERIcAN.-T. a. Reder West Point; T. c. Tevis u
9. A.; l., Beaupland. j.; J. Knower Albany; Dr. Nc
Newburgh.
AsroR.-Judge Haveland, Long Island; Jos +. Dale
Baltimore; George Wrea, Boston; J. Cox, Philad; j.
White, England Thos. Chambers Philad.; Pierce But
Ter, 8 Butler, Luke House, Phlad; Jos Menefeld do
~ Carpenter, Boston, Jos Flemming Philad.; j. L. Ed
wards, Boston; II. Ames, Conn.
Ctrr.-S. Conley Baltimore; Messrs. Cohen McMul
len Chrsty, and Campbell, Philad; J. Seymour Peeks
kill; Mr.. RUSSELL Lake Supes ior
FRASxLrS-R n. Peck, New Haven; George Noble
New Bedford; J. White Philad. DR. schaPps, N j.; w.
Allen, N. "; d. McCullum, Rochester
GLoBE.-Mr Brown, Mass; MIR. williamson NJ York.
II. Brownson, ireland; II. g. Freeman, Oporto
HowAnp-y. Wender, N. o.; E Babcock H. Watson,
Troy; r. Walsh London; f. Patterson, Newark; T. Co.
zens, J. P. Chase, Philad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

JOHN B. GoUeH.-It is said this individual is TO
lecture in New York again, on temperance, on mex,
Tuesday, in the Allen street Methodist Church No
theatrical. entertainment would be better attended
than such a truly theatrical exhibition would be.
We always regarded the acting OF this and like in
divlduals as mere acting, and coups de theatre We
never, however, enc outraged them, on account OF
the hypocrisy mixed up with them, from which other
theatncals are altogether free. On the present &C.
casion there will be great curiosity to hear the
Walker street experience Of this we cannot but say,
unfortunate person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

will have noticed. no doubt complete exposure OF
the humbug above named, made by the learned and
able physician, Dr.M Itappears, the person who
has given his name to this water is an uneducated,
ignorant pretender that he has for some time been
on the look out for ag nts having influence enough,
and willing TO use it, to humbug and deceive the
American peope-that he sought in vain to lure Dr.
Mstt to join, for the sake profit, in the deception
il also appears that the Eau" has no better effect
than common water, or any simple styptic, would
have, and that the effects attributed to it were owing
TO congresses, which were used at the same time
The humbug is toe gross for gullibili,y itself We
hope the doctor will go on and make other exposures
OF other similar ones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

Commission TO THE CoMAscuEs.-It afforded us
much pleasure to meet few days since, p. M But
the Cherokees He is looking we'll and manifests his
usual solicuds for the peace and prosperity OF peo-
pie After closing the duties incumbent his late sta
ton We understand that he will make visit to the o.
manches and other western tribes to whom in connec-
ton with William G. Lewis, of Tennessee, he has been
appointed commissioner by the President The object
OF me mission to effect the establishment of friendly
reauons with the rowing tribes Of the south In
sioners We think the President has been oue forfunste
ne nss twice visited the Comanches and IL experien.
Geo ano capable he has already out runners with
me broken days inviting the indians TO meet them
al cerain umc at seme place convenient to then.
selves. ~ the wish, We understand, Of the Governor
20 ger populations to accompany him from the Chere
KEGS, Creeks, Choctaws, and Chickasaws And h com
piance with this wish and desire to promote peace and
es abish intercourse between the whites and nd,sns
and between the different Indian tribes themselvss n
acting principal chief Mr. Lowry has already appoint
ed couple OF Cherokees to accompany the commits
sioners The company will probably leave in a few
days-Cherokes .4droeaie, Dec. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

TIE FIRST STEP TOWARDS MUNICIPAL REFORM
BY reference to the proceedings Of the Board Of
Aldermen last evening, it will be perceived, that
upon the application for an appropriation Of three
hundred and fifty dollars tor the construction OF a
suitable protection to army and navy officers,
when landing from or embarking to Governors
Island and our national vessels, the appropriation
opposed, principally upon the ground "that the
press avished their censures upon the Common
Council for their repeated appropriations, and that
some method OF REFORM" which was acknow-
lodged just" stimulated them to reject this app-
cation. That we have been instrumental, in no
slight degree, of having reused the sumbering ener
gies of our Common Council, by which pause in
their mad and headlong career is manifest, we have
evident and abundant witness, and we mean to
continue and pursue this subject until we shall have
closed the "doors of the city treasury the design
ing and crafty" and purged our city council and city
government from corruption and collision with out
door contractors and hsngerson upon our city trea-
sury. Reformers, when are you to hold your first
caucus, and who shall we name as your man for the
Mayoralty1
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FROM CANADA-We learn that the Hon. John
Macaulay, has been appointed collector of Kingston
Hugh Mc0regor, has been appointed survey or The
for Mr. Maculsy TO resign his seat in the Legsstye
Council also the Presidency Of the Commercial Bank
Hon John Hamilton will succeed him In that Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

TIE NoRrHERs Mail The Hudson river is open
70 Hamburg The northern mail is now brought
down by horses to that point, and from there by
steamboat II arrives in this city at ten o'clock AZ
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

The LECTURE OF DR. RYpER.--Ths splendid
discourse, delivered at st. Peters Church, on sun
day and last evenings, will probably be published in
10 morrows Herald
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The Bowsry Ampithestre answers ;s ~
eEpsetsoss completely smmsa On Money oIo
production Of The new M
must elevate the already high reputation Oh nocA"s anu
Stone,
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TEMPEST IN A TKAPor The choice philosophers
who conduct the Evening Mirror, make very
coarse and vulgar attack-qulte In the vein OF The
Five Points, and agreeable TO their own character
because we animated that General George r Morris
had found his connection with that paper an unpro-
fitabe job, and had. therefore, left H. 10 star new
paper, and to go hereafter on his own hook.
Did we not state the fact IN that case I Had not
General Morris found il improbable connection 7
Did he not leave the Erening Mirror, because il was
incapable OF yielding him support! Fuller and
his associates of the Miro may monopolize one
halt OF the manners and language Of the Five Points
as much as they please-but vulgar abuse will not
change notorious fscts--neither will make it their
paper pay for salt 10 their soup. As to our moral
principles and our manners, and our character,
we should feel sorry indeed, if we did not
rise as far above the moral and Intellectual
level Of the Mirror people, as our business and
circulation exceeds concern so unhappy and
Improbable that General Morris had to leave 1t for
his own safety, and that of his prospects in life
We have every reason to believe that the new enter
prise Of the General will be more prosperous than
the one he has just LETT. Many Of his old patrons
will follow him in his new effort-for when he left
the Mirror he carried with him the larger portion
Of the reputation, manners, capacity and genius on
which 1t was established.
This indecent and insiduous attempt OF the MIR
ror folks to break down General Morris, in his
honorable attempt TO establish a new paper, for
the support Of his family, and the continuation
OF his fame will be properly appreciated by the pub
lic There is species OF meanness that exhausts
the power Of language, but which ensures its own
defeat.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

7 ETTERS Of administration having
IL been granted the dHdersIgned on
the Estate Of John Buie. deceased, by
the Honorable sPrebai Codr.s Of ,IlalIa-
hatchie county, ia the state of Missls'
sippi, on the l2th day OF January, 1916.
No,icefis hereby given TO allspsrsens
indebted 10 said Estate, ID come forward
and make immediate paymeqt, aada hese
having Claims against the shme;sare re-
ouested 10 preseh. them, dolly aaih'srli,
Gated, for payment, within the l,me.Pre,
scribed by law, or they witl'be forever
barred. Given under my hand ana
seal, this T2th day of January, "A. y
1886. ALLEN MATTHEW'S Adnrr =
Ian ~ .46. 49T6@.
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\ FILTERS of aelpihislr alIon having
IL teen sr;mred the Undersigned, on
the E,,gIc0 II izdhetl, 'ftIon deceased,
Ly The Honorable ProbtttIe. Court OF
VaGaha,chit, county, Mss, on the L =
Gay OF January, \. ID. 1916. e
Notce.is hereby given,to al perss'ohS
having claims Against safT Estate, to
resent them duly al hentIcaied' Tor
paymehi, w,hn The time prescfloed oy
law. or they will be forever barred
,bose indebted to said Estate, arc ere
oues,ed TO make immediate payment
t;iyen under my hand at Charleston
January ~, 1916. ,,,, -
SAMUEL GATTfS Adm r.
Jan. II 40. 49-oW'
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CLOTHING.

"HE undersigned has recently re-
Il ceiyed al his MERCHANT TAILOR
Suop in Panola, fine lot oil winter
goods. among which are the following
s.Io,hs Cassimeers, Casenets, Tweeds,
Green, Brown and Blue Snspenders,
Vestings, and full lot of Trimmings
all of which will be sold very cheap.
He also avails himself of this occa,
sion 10 inform The public that he is still
engaged in the Tailoring business, -anc
hopes his old customers, and the pub
lie generally will give him a call,
Dec. 13, 1915. r EMMEh1'
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The London Morning Chronicle says
that committee is forming Of the MEM
,srs Of the Bar and emineut Solicitors
for the purpose of setting on foot pub
lie subscription in honor of Mr.. Justice
Sorry. 1t is intended 10 offer 10 the
Rcnchcs OF Lincoln's lnnSa marble stat
ne of this eminent Judge, as a tribute oil
respect due to an accomplished lawyer
whose immortal works are equally osu-
mated in the" mother country ana III
the United States.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
NOTICE..

20 ALL persons Interested ~ the
4 lands, tenements and her idlfments
of q. H. Garrett, decd the East OF
SECTION %. Township Q, Of Range 8
West you are hereby cited 70 be aud.
personally appear before the Probate
Courte.uf Pamela County, TO be held ut
The Courthouse thereof, on 1he3d Mon
day of September next-then andthere+
10 show. causaif any you can, why an
order should not be made to.seli the a.
boye. described land, m persuanee 10 the
pefi,ion. Of Asa Love. administrator of
rhe Estate of said d. H. Garrett, deed.
Witness the Hon. j.. I. BURBRAGE,
.Jedgesof rhe probate Court Of SAID coun'
~. the SD MoHcay of July. A D 1915.
80 - - e. %. 3w
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
Administrat0r,s r.otice.

II ETTERS Of Administrations on The
A.EstaJe OF John H. Page, having
been granted The unde, signed, 10y the
Probate Court, Of Tallahatchie county,
Miss;ssippi, on the sf2'h day OF January
A. D.18l6.
Notice is heret,y given, TO all persons
having claims against said Estate, 10
present the same duly authenticated, tor
nav merit, Wi htn. he Tine prescfIoe.d Dy
law. or they viii be fprryer barred, and
those pideb,ed-to SAID estate, are re
quested 10 CONE forward ana make II" +
mediate payment.
81 sHtIiADG,If II ID g 81 - = - -
Jan.-H 40. 40-o"'.
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ADR IYiAD8
@i.OPTIiMG.

a The<stpcll.of clolhing IS composed Of
Dress and Frock Coalsof Blue, Black.
and Fancy .colors- Sacks, and Business y
Goats OF every descfiptton- yestsAof alf
.kinds-Oyer Coats, coarse aud fine Z
Shirts of all qualities, FIaanel, Merino,s
Silk, BucISsk in, Cononsssfld lbinen- Be:
sons sands = Gollars-Drawers Of al
kinds, seuakslaiu, Meriho, Cotton and
Clothing purchased 81, me sha!f;sin !;
sswer the Accommodation orsfestitation.
will, be-made in case of every failure
lchas ailbeea maahftcianea By q efry
replfta51e tfrmsof 1'fesctlaaA |TaIfsrs I'm
ne Gig Of ". Hareasl7. hdeese me
fe.abide nth gou and ctQii6 xs9ea. BE.
.sureJo callbel fore. purtilastpge EseAshe &C..
s--lswil! give ~ oue godf bargains !.
AZ H. WADE, Maltid's Row.
Jah. 10Th, 1916: "a
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

Probate Court, Aprilterm 1845
.Tollaha,chie country l4lh day OF Inc
ss month.
Thomas P. c.. Lott surviving admin
'istratot sc. Of tie estate of William
Lott deceased.by Alexander II. David
n.hls agent and. attorney. in fact, has
sthis-day filed his account for final sell
clement ofsaid estate, at the July term
1916 OF said Probate caurt.
This is 10 notify all persons -inieres-
ted, TO be and personally. appear at SAID
term OF the court, and show cause II
any they can why said administrator, $
accounts shall not be allowed, and hnal
settlement Of said estate made.
OArleston Mil THO'SP p. Z. LOl l.
April IA l845.S SURFING 0dmr &c &c.
!. By A. II DAVIDSON
I ogT 3.-aHy IN tact.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

n EFT fERS of Administration hav-
IL ing been grained the pnderslgneds
on1he estate ofseAtr. AIiea decd, by
tIeP rotate Couri of Tallahatchie eoun-
~ Miss. on the 9Th Dec. 1875.
Notice lsshereby given 70 all persons
indebted TO said estate, to niake. tmne,-
date payment tand save cost and
those having claimseagaiastssaid estate
must present them duly au'henilcaied
within the time. prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred, given un-
der my hand and seal.
!. 6. KENDRiCH Adm's
ptrc 90 us. s46-6w.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

HEpdblic are respectfully inform
ed that good Ferry Flat and an
Efficient Fefryman are in. readiness at
all times tp serve travellers ands elf.
zens atthe Belmont Ferry
The rates Of Ferriage aremucIl low
err than any other crossing on the river.
Road wagons. loaded IS els. empty SO
horse do do. go" do 30
u horse Buggy Sulky'&c. % els.
do Carriages &c. 75S''
! Man, andshorse.. 10 ".-s
HOFFMAN and loose horse s.
No contrac; .wilIsbe made for yearly
Crossing, but for the benefit of citizens
who cross frequently THE following RE
gulations Will be observed. = - .
- II ALT PRICE. :
Any person hay ing paid for one cross
ing Horseback footearriages or 1oaded
8; .gon, son.anv day shall be. privileged
To rccfosss The same tiaysfree of.cchafge
s Casa will be required in eve ~ in
sstatlce at the time of crassibgs No ac.
ceaDts kept, or.cfedltei9en ior. ferri6ge
swh atsoever., Ts0BT. CT. fNPON. :
n ~.
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q "a

q hereby even 10 all persons an
I'D feresteI iiIisthcssaie OF bus No 4
! and 4 ! parcels OF. 1aud aliotte,fslo the
lt'sss,hr heirssof Edirin RnsSeH decd out
81 ne t,.-safs Of ssNzAy4 OF Sec.32, the
" Of y" - W. Of N M and W.
Of NlsAS4 OF Sec %, ilansg,e East.
Pow naship e 4 = Iall atsatchie county Ms
sissippi, To- be and appear before the
Probate court Of Taafahalchie county.
10. be holden al The. coun house thereof
in the StoMn ol>CIiarleston, on The 2nd
Monday of February nsyt, 10 show
cause c. If II t,uy. fhey can, Why assorder
sho0fd spol be made by SAID cotp1
lo.sell saia lots oi land lr p,rr suanee -eI
thePetiiion Of LiTnes Allord, Guardian
of said minors.
Witness the. Honorable Joseph T
Force. Judge of the.Probale eour
&C TatlahAchie county Miss. The
; 9Th day. of Beer, ABB f845. +.
dec 90 .'45 - 46-6"
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
RESIGNATION.

TTHE undersigned having heVe grant :,
L ed him, by theProbate Court, on
Talaha:chie county, Miss" -te-sfeslgn
his letters Of administration, on the ES-.
tate of John Sutton, deceased.
Notice is hereby gIyon,.lo all WON
,may concern, that ! will attend at the re
March term, (2nd Monday 1862 OF
the Probate Court, TaHahatchie co Ipty,
Miss, 10 make settlement ofssafd estates
so far as have administered and re-
sign my letters Of admin,stratton.
LANES BUCKLY Admir-.
Jan. II '46. s497o"' &
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
IT. w AZ D,Ra

HAS Just opened q. NewCASH FAIL
.ORlNG and CLOTHING establish
menl, on Madisen street, near Martins
and nearly opposite the Union Bank.
Il will crafty. him exceedingly 10
show his assortment of. Cloths, Cassi.
meres and Nesungs; which he knows
are unsurpassed in excellence in this
State or ia the United. States. 1t will
ofeoprse, crafty him more to sell them
and manufacture them. You need ons
sly- seerhese goods 10 be convinced. Of
their superiority.
They will be manufactured in the
best manner and in The most Gasltioha-
bic style.
lie has, olso,. the most tasteful FANCY
ARTicLEs-suc as glovcs.of egery-kind,
cravals. lscarls and stocks, pocket. hand;
kcrchiels, suspenders, &c, .&cs and q
! very choice stock Of %a
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
f. administrators Notice.

Z ETTERS Of Administration with The
~ WiH annexed, having been grant
ed on he estate of Jno Buie decd 10 Al
Ian Mathews by the Probate Court of
Tallahatchie county Miss, a,4he No
vembers term 1915; notice is hereby
given TO all pesons indebted to said es
tate, TO come forward and ma Ike imme-
diale payment, and those having claims
against said estate are requested 10 pre-
sent the same FOR payment, duly -au'
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever. barred
Given under my hand. aud seal a
Charleston, this 19. day OF. Noy'r 1915
ALLAN MATHEWS. tseal1
administrator lc{M
he WI ANNEXED Of Jno Bme decd.
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administrators Notice.
tbs STATE OF MISS
Pamela COUNTY.

Pamela COUNTY. -. -
4. ETTERS of administration on the
LIZ estate of: TalIixer Flowers deceas-
ed, having at1the October term l845 of
Ire Probate Of said County been grant
ed 10 ahe undersigned. Noiice is
hereby given to all persons indebted TO
said estate, 10 come forward and make
i6nediaie payment, and those. having
claims against saidlestate are reqoesled
10. present them duly authenticated
within lhe-time- prescribed by law, 10
the undersigned for payment, or they
.will-be forever barred.
w. G. MAXWELL. Administrator.
3 Dec. ID, 1916. 45-6w
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SALE OF JUDGMENTS
in ,ralsaHaatchie County

4 GEORGE w. Johnson Sheriff
Il &C Tallahatchie county, and Itr' ebedt,
ence AN order ofssaie TO me directed
Cro;n ,he honorable Circuit Courtsot SAID
countv. will on ei-6,h day OF Aril A~
d. l846. offer for sale at tbs, Court
the town OF Charis'on az
oublic aucjioarlor cash, the Judgments
yeaiterydescflbed, to SATISFY Clerk )
and g,hefaf.s Fees and Jury TaS. and
al Other COSTS due lhereoH, toswIt: Que
.;ndq,nent ins favor ofs5ames A..GnauIt
y. Boyd M. Doak ,.rendered on the q "a
day olvSep.enber 1899, lnf the sum OF
s.9s4 90. Costs S24, ST.. One ndg-
Net d favor Of James 4. Gnadh and
auaJnst Jane Judges rendered on me
9th daysoi September 1893, tof, me
SUM u. Sl76, IS, Costs $l3, r.. wo
Iadatnet,,s IN, fayor.of Ifnaui =. Run
nels and aaains, NJ. S, Maynard Admt :
John T. Harlan, feachafendered- on me me
qOth day of September 836-one i c
S6a6 Sc. and Costs $l3 ,5o'-one Tor y
SIi4 u.s. and Costs. grace. Minser&
ffbishoIm US Boyd NJ Doal, yudgme ~
rendefed Q6ih day September ls3s l %
the sum orsS 40 |, -f2aat costs p = ,oSs
Sale within the hours pfescriped .os
'a~' q. " JOHNSON,
Sheriff 1a1lahaachie County, = ~.
/ Ian. 8. 1896 '--9ou
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
sHasoIsent NO { i c e..
The STATE of Mississippi Probate
!. Pamela Gossaiy Court
go .aasntr T,a.,s,% tQIE
March Tenn

xxte, The undersigned Commission
w err. OF 1nssolyeneyson The estate
nj Edward III. Hailesdeceased, Il edl
sea,ed insoIvenD appointed by SAID
Court at the term aforesaid. will meet
AT the office ofIinffisoa & Vance on the
third Monday ia each mouth. TO exam,
ine. audit, and settle the claims Tor ana
aainst said estate. Allpersons holding
claims against said estate, will Presen'
Nor, within the lime prescribed by law
49, JAMES PACKER.
WlLLIAMsRANEY. Comrs
Al. llOLCOMBE.
f06-m
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- AWHILE ACADEMY

sENlIlS Instautien viii so into opera
L ton on the first Monday in .Ianua-
ry next. under The direction and SUI
per in,enden:ee of The
= Ray. JOSEPH TR.AVIS,s "A. NJ
TIE ACADEMY is loeateds about four
mf!es north. OF sBelImonts remote from
3sif temptation 10 either.yice.orEextrasa-
Ssnce: The discipline of the schoo oil
.Slil.,- be strict, bal nevertheless mild /.
and: rarenlal. Young. gentlemen can
here be prepared. TO enter any Coilcge
IN the United States. Good dud cheap
hoard ean be. obtained quite convenient
10 the school, s.,sas- = :
TERMS OF TGlTEoN -
sorthography, Reading and writing.
pdsr SESSION of S months 49,. $50
(. Grammar, Geography and I
Arilhmelic, do dc = $l2s
Lain, Greek and Hebrew.asa =.
also, Moral, ). Menlal.and Natural Gle
Philosoph., history, logic, rhet-
erie. aud afgrebra. 80
80 ..NM, H. BUTLER {
President offhe Board Of Trustees
|. -sDec. 10, 1915. 45-aw.
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/ NseL V E.NT Not j c 2 2.
THE STdTE OF MISSISSIPPI
PAMELA COUNTY

Probate Court April Term 1845.
We the undersigned Commissioners
of insolvency, appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court Of said county, at. the
term aforesaid, Oh the Estate of 5
Wood deceased; will meet at the Office
Of Harrison & Vance in the town
Pamela, on the third Monday in eac..
month, for six successive months. to ex-
anime and audit the claims against said
Estate, as is required by law
All claims must be presented within
the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
@. HARRISON
c. F. VANCE, CONS.
VIM. RANEY
Pamela Mississippi, April Goth 1910
r5-6m.
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The STATE Of Mississippi, Prob Court,
Pamela County, Deer term
1645
vEHE undersigned, Collector Of The es-
Il 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 AS. 46-6w
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
Rangers notice.
The State of Mississippi,

The State OF Mississippi:
TaIlahatchie County.
TAKEN up by YIN, Dyer, Norm
4 East or Charleston, one sorre'
mare, about four years. old. Her iet.
fore foot while up-to the pastor leln''
left hind loot g. leg, white hall way up
10 the hook, small white star ia the
forehead, about ! 3 hands high. no oraho !.
discovernbIe. Appraised TO $50
Sworn to and sub
scribed before MEL J. M Bpckbedrf'
this 3rd day of Jan. Mortimer'Orr'
uary, 1916. D. :
Atrue copy ofcirtiicate Of aPpraise-
ment, Charleston Jan. 9th f846.
JOHN KELSO Ranger.
Jan. IL '46. 49-o~
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
Rangers Notice.

gTSAlENSup by lessee b; fof'et' 'ae ,
I'M. six. niles west Of Panola two
steers of the following description VIZ {.
.on n ands.w4rite; a white face; some :.
white on bis breast and 'oeils, ma.
with a crop offor ,heright, ana,a o otoi !
wa 4; sa;t off ofthe left ear, the oener
ana and while specsled, marked WI !, :
! c,on and piitin the leltear. no ofi. elos
q as o, Sayen vears.old and app raased
10 xz'9v s47-3w