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Movements OF Individuals.

We ind The followiDg among the arrvAls the city
yesterday. At the
Asron Hon Daniel Webster Massachusetts; Major
French. u. 8. A.
AMERrcAs.-Rev. J. Heacock Baltimore; Gen Psttsr.
son. Philadelphia; Col Long, U. >. A.; Hon II. M
Matterson. La
tRviro HousE-Hon. d 8. Dickinson, Binghamton
1t Campbell 10th reRt. B. A Canada; J. Hawes, v
8. A.; col. Hanson. Florida
HowARD's--Dr Clarke, Canton; G. Verbal Wash
ington; Gen Boorhead, s. A.; Hon A. Kelly Ohio.
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Later news from Europe may now be hourly
expef ted. by either the steamer Hermann, which
is over due at this port, or by the Europa, which is
due at Halifax this morning. The latter's news
will be one week later, and will be issued immedi-
ately on its receipt.
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Health or baltimore.

BALTIMORE, juno b, 1B9v.
We have no further reports Of the cholera In our
city Rumors prevalent Of Asistio Cholera turn out
To be unfoundod
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The Cholera along the Mississippi-Ths
.Crevasses-Furthsr Indian Depredatlons-
Massacre, and Destruction OF Property.

The cholera along the Mississippi-The
.Crevassss-Furthsr Indian Deprsdations-
Massacre, and Destruction OF Property.
CHARLEsroN, June 8, 1872. NJ.
BY the Southern mail We have dates from New Or
leans to the goth ult. The cotton market was stiff
with sales Of $500 bales Weather clear and pleasant
The crsvasss ut Suavs's was still Enclosed, and the
water continued to dow in upon the city.
Accounts from Port Gibson to the 25th ult. state,
that the cholera raging at Saoksts plantation, on
Walnut Bayou and also on tho adjoining plantation
Of Mr. Rrisooo; tho number OF negroes who had died
reached thirty. Mr. Briscos himself had also fallen
Victim to tho disease. The persons attacked died In
three or four hours after. Physicians were Of the
opinion that tho vitality Of the system destroyed
the moment Of tho attack.
The steamer Yacht had arrived from Galveston on
tho 2eth from Matamoras Bay, in six days. She had
on board about seventy passengers who were return
ing emigrants who had started for California Of
them belonged to the Fremont Association. The sho-
sra had made dreadful ravagss among them. IL also
was prevailing to considerable extent the western
frontier, and tho frontier Of Mexico.
A lengthy account from Corpus Christi gives
statement Of Indian dspredstions between Nuscss and
the Rio Grands They had entered the town Of san
Patrieio the 18th, and stolen number Of horses
and largo quantities Of goods Colonel Kinney, with
another man. and number Of Msxicans, were killed.
The Indians then crossed the river in the town of
Camargo and killed several persons They also drove
OIL the horses and cattle. Captain Adams Of the s.
navy had arrived ct Galveston and left for the Sabna
Post
letter from Galveston, Of the Gath ul states shat
tho cholera In Victoria had carried OF thirty-four
members Of the New York Fremont Califol mia Asso-
citation few had also occurred at Washington
county, Bra.os river, which had terminated fatally
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81 PORTRAITS IndtviduAs In ths
.,,.s stx who Portraits 81
trs moot asngusssd per.vns IN the United Mates ssaa
.,e hiGhIy gTHtiGes By vissunk this Csusry
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New hsrklhe annual election Of che NJ w. Grand Lodge
and honorable fraternity of Free and
Nasons Of Of New YORK. held last evening"
the following resut-isaac Phillips, OF New York, w.
Grand Master; Joseph Cuyier of Jamestown Deputy
Grand MASTER Thomas D. James, OF Albany Il. w.
ard, n David Booth, Of Sohodas, w. Junior Grand
Warden; Herring. VI New YORK, Grand Secretary
John lorspool, Of New r. W. Grand treasurer;
BoardmAn OF New York. H. W. Grand Pursuant; Green
hoid Pote, Of do, X. ". oraBd ~
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THE DsCTOR

News ts-day-F0rty Cases Of Boots' OF .ns
fnes. rsnoh cali skin. A. - ~ per pair ga NJ
YOubgs oOrner Fulton and Mas streets wnoro my W
VI tDs hnest and chospess S'sH'
Boots Shoes Gsiters, sbis city Ansrds ~uv .crop
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The ChoIor. at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June t-P NJ
The Board Of Health report % and 1--WE
Deaths from cholera for past "A hours ending
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Hars ~ Aaisen Lane, ssasssng 81 HANS oeissrH.ss "
ArAass stLot hihss sssss sns sinds
kswing a.s x sArrel Rsvstvsrs rss~st 1iass
ssd fnh aoemA 81 psssyp Hdse.ea y ovssy trade
ssS s~<~
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Shipping Intelligence.

Shipping Intelligence
CHARLESTON, June D. 1870
Arrivsd-stsamss ospray Philadslphia.
SAVANNAH, June o. 1872
Alphabetically Tennessee NYork. 6S hours sehr At
takspss. do
sasd-ship wabash. NYork barks Christian Nsstora,
Liverpool Tsdsseo Boston; th ship United States Havrs
bark Carlo, Marvin, Liverpool
BosroN, June g. 1910.
Ax1ivsd-BArk Martha, Mobile Spoke 9th, lat 81 s., Ion
70 a. whaling sohr John Adams of Provncetown with
whales LIST inst lat 50 A. Ion TO- ship New Hampshire
from NYOrk for Liverpool
Bark Kimball, Mobile. Spoke 18TH Lat A. Ion 7S bark
shannon from Mobile for Glasgow.
Bark Walter NOrlsaag brig Helen, baskerville; sshrs
Florida dol George Hngs NOrsans Rlisa Hopper George
town, SCI Charles, Wilmington, NC; Susan Sturgs and
vssso, Baltimore; VIM Bard, Phladsphia; Plato,
dsut.
Sch. King Philip. Nirasoane 10Th ult Captain knows
nothing Of Political anars Az Miragoane, 18th ult brgs
Mary Ellen for NYOrk, days Torcsllo, do do.
CesTed-Ship Tsrax River Of PlAts Shsd Cads; barks
Bolton San Francisco Manshsstsr Malta and Smyrna;
COMA. Phadsphia; triss Triumph. St Martins Hnekey
Cardsnas; Telos N0rissn sehrs Alexandria, Wilmington
Del Detroit Albany
sailed-Bazk Telegraph, Trinidad.
Nsw BEpysRD, June L. 1870.
Clsarsd-ship Eagle Pasins.
PORTLAND, May t. ls4o.
Arrivsd-Brigs Hopkins. and VIM II Spear, Carde.ss
sehr Sarah, NYork
Ciear.d-Bris ssbsse. Western islands, s.hr Warren.
York
Providence, June ., lsA0.
B.lOw-Brg orry TAN, Mowry from Charleston. 2,a u.
sehr Worcester Rhodes, PhiladsphA feet Of sohr
with coal.
Sewn JANIS NsLsoN-Capt Mowry Of brig Orry Taft
has arrived In the CITY and reports having fallen In with on
ths passage schr James Nelson of New Brunsw NJ from
NYork for SwansbOro Nc before reported dismasd and
abandoned In the gale Of 10th uls and into Dutch
Island Harbor whore she lies anchor part her
board The sohr Is perfectly tshs from
water Most Of her cargo had been previously taken out
few bbls Of whskey and several bugsss
remained In her The Perry will be despatched on
her arrival from Newport 70 tow her to this port.
NKwBURYPoRT, juno T. 1910.
sailsd-Sohr NafraYet Ann. Riehmoud.
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Charge - tho Two s1ciiies.

WARRINGTON Juno s, 1Slo.
The Hon. Thomas W. CHM, Of Louisiana will re-
esivs tho appointment OF Charge de .9fsres FOR the
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&. d. CLARKE, 40 " iliam ssroos, Eanor.-
Fine FrsasA CIosh Dress Csats, Sc nsssurs S'o ssy
80 100. ..s.,u.,y ana saaasputss vsula
...h N uocka
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Keep Cool-if any Man Is So I'm fortunat,

possess violent temper he will md that The best
remeGy tor Sudden subrosks furnished BY KNOX, lLo Fu
s.reet, WHO vAsssy tnis elAss OF
hat viii on all and occasion keep
head cecil Passionate ndi yiduAis, AXE me visia
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NEW YORK HERALD.
N~~shWest Corner OF Fulton and assee So
.>N~D>.>o~><>>.~~~NNN~NN~
yAMns GORDON BENEFIT,
PROPRIETOR.

TIE Dali SS st SbroS ~
&r 49, ~ and distributed before breakfast;
a. 80 2FTERNoON EDITION san BE- had Of ths nss.-
- oeioek; asd TIE second at hree ociock Z. M
EEE MEEKI HERALD, for sire.iatio. on "a. Con
q, pubishsd every Saturday. at Ga cent? per
~ "a ,sr anmrm for ersul zion Europe. and priaed
IN Esneh and EnSiih at ~ cent? Per eopy or 81 per
III LETTERS by mod for subsc riptions, tgih I'D;
paid, the portage will Do dsdUsssd
J'SeCc LIUNTIKY CoRRESP ONDENCE. containing t.-
cortland acre solicited from any quarter OF the world;
s. Used, will BE- HberaMs gcid for:
No NOTICE taken Of a~onysous eonsmsnie ations.
Vbofevsr Intended Insertion must be ated
BY and address Of the vrier not ness,.e,iiy fer
pubiie but guarantee Of hts good JGuh. We
cannot return rejected comn unSc0 Hons.
ADPERT1SEMENTS treneped everp morning, and to
BE- pubIishsd In the morning and afternoon edoas)
prices. TO Be rrs u pIntn tegibe
PRINTING Of all kinds srecuted beautifully, AID seiM
dsspatcA. Orders reeeired at the ofss
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The PUBLIC HEALTH AND THR CRY AUrHoRI-
TIEs.-A great deal has been said, in certain quar-
ters about the energy and zeal with which the city
authorities are cleaning the streets and taking
other sanitary measures. To some extent, these
audations are not altogether unmerited For the
first time in many years. the elite of this metropolis
have obtained the control of the city government
and they have, very naturally, taken certain quar-
tiers of the city under special guardianship. All
around Astor Place-the scene Of the massacre
the streets are clean and sweet. Union Square,
and the region roundabout that elegant resort, are
in delightful state Of freedom from filth The
fountain plays and sparkes beautifully in the eve
ming, and the fashionable promenade is as agreea-
bic as it can possibly be made. Fourteenth street
and the Fifth avenue have also been thoroughly
and carefully cleansed and, indeed, throughout all
the fashionable and arstocratic anbowgs, all that
an enlightened and benevolent zeal for the public
health could accomplish, has been dohe. Thus
far, then, the praises lavshed on the city authori-
ties by their friends ano admirers are well mented
But how is it in those regions where the toiling
artisan, and the day laborer, and the humble store
keeper, and the poor wretches who know not
where to lay their aching heads, "most do con-
greeate Z" How is it in the vast districts thickly
peOPleQ by the TeSpectaDle Hniuulc cidSscS, WIN
have only heard of "the polka" and eat the bread
of industry off plain earthenware! Why, the elite
who govern the city, have not had time, yet to visit
those regions. They-the streets in those wards
are reeking with filth. Presidential gases are
ascending from the accumulated dirt and garbage,
and poison the atmosphere and the dwellings. In
suck state of the streets in the populous parts OF
the cit +, would i; be at all strange that the pest-
lence should spread from house to house, and carry
off hundreds Of our fellow citizens? 1t seems that
there can be no doubt that the cholera Is among
us-a all events, an alarming and fatal disease Is
here and no man can behold unmoved the horri-
bly, filthy condition Of the greater part of the city.
Is 1t not really time that the Questionable quarters
of this metropolis should receive share of the
attention of the authorities! Now that the aristo-
cratic taubourgs have been ceansed, may we not
hope that the lower wards, and those densey popu-
lated streets which run from the great thorough
fares to the rivers will be cleansed of the pestife
rous filth with which they are loaded'
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Jones' IL street, manufacturing boots, Shoes Anu
CATERS equal rospeotto any SOLD in this ey Tor
prices below rates IL below sum
heat spreads like wiidhre through The oily anu 'hs
COL ~.
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Californian ana Mexican Administrations
Bealps Mission, 60

Californian ana Mexican AMairs-Lisutenant
Bealrs Mission, 90.
WAsHINcroS. Juno 5, 1840.
Lieut. Beal had long consultation with the secrs-
tary Of War to-day, ON California, and We doubt not
Mr. Crawford derived valuable information from it.
The people Of California opposed to government;
and hence 1t IL the policy Of the cabinet to encourage
them to establish government for themselves. Lieut.
Beal will probably within fortnight return to Cali
fornia with dispatches to Commodore Jones and Gen
Smith
We learn, also, that Mr. Robert Besl, Sergeant at
Arms Of the Senate gave his nephew dinner to.dsy,
at which Senator Foot r. s. Coke, Esq, and Captain
Graham, Of the army, were among the guests.
The Bureau Of Mexican Commissioners have been in
session for several days. and getting very quietly
with their business The treaty provides for the pay
nent Of oO while the claims viii perhaps amount
to ten millions
Some twelve or fifteen members Of tho Virginia Le-
gsature have arrived their way from Richmond to
Warronton Springs, where they assemble on Wednss-
day next.
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n1asonio.-An Adjourned Meeting OF the

H. W. Grand Lodge Of the ancient and honorable fraternity
krse Masons Ut the state Of New YORK; viii
b hello tie Howard House this evening Az o'clock
JAMES HERRING, Grand SEQ.
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New ORLEANS, May 3o-P. NJ
The sdvisss by the Caledonia have checked the de-
mand for cotton but prices without change Sales
for the past three days reach 10 at quotations
ssrrsat previous to the receipt Of ler news
New ORLEANS, June 7-P M.
The cotton market quite dull and dealers wait
Ing tbs accounts Of the Niagara before operating any
extent.
-.3tar ta- CHAaLEsroE, June 4-P. NJ
The by the Niagara has been received and cot
ton Is &c lower Ths sales 15Os bales, at tho de-
cline noticed.
CINCINNATI, juno 30 M.
Helders OF -four firm, and the demand Ia but
moderate. We tuots the ange So rs to - SIX. In
cut n'a's y ere sales Of 2o) packages, at Az
nc. for 81 oulders 60. for Ides 81 Ho for cou-
mon hams and -. for sugar cured do. In sugar,
scout 100 ihds. New Orleans sold at4 30. Whisky
is quoted ct 1870.
BALTIMORE, June S, 1910.
In Howard street aour about 100 bbIs changed hands
ut previous Ists,. sales of 100 bbls. meal at
p s1h 81 ~ for fresh grouni. OF susqushanua
dour, tie sales 900 bbls at - 70. Sales Of red
wheat, at 7ac. Sales Of Southern white and yellow
corn, at So 6so for the former and 5T c. for Ii
latter. Oats are firm, At % SOC. Tho provision
market is viii out change. Whisky is mo terate
request, ut 2lkc.
BUFFALO, juno b-6P. NJ
R,sspts vitfin the past "a hours Flour, 1000 bar
res VIII ~. 81 900 bushels corn, 81 900 do The mar
kets generally, very quiet and quotations
or less nominal. Flour is held at - . 81 12H; Ohio
wheat at $780,. and at 40 Freights are Arm, with
improved tendency. We quote nour to Albany,
66o. wheat, 16c.; and corn, 100.
ALBANY, Juno 5-eP.M N.
Receipts within the a't "a hours Flour 200 bar
res; corn II 600 bushels Flour IL dull and nomnally
quoted a. "A S7h a 62, for common to fair brands
In corn, about 900 bushels changed hands, at sOIe
6lc fer mixed and round yellow and SIC. for West
ern. thor grains are quiet.
BosrsN, June 8, 1910.
Cotton steady with sales Of 100 bales Corn Is hold
at 60c for white and ESQ., for yellow, but there Is no
transactions to notice FlourSales Of Georgetown at
S.; common Western and Michigan, 81 ST; extra &C.
neses SO SO so; extra Southern IS 81; 500 barrels
sour for export, sold ct - 81; 400 do damaged at
81 90. Hides, 800 Buenes Ayres at ohc, MONTHS
1000 at sXo less 9hc., cash. Sugar-275 boxes brown
damaged, at bH n cents cash. Cofee-300 bags Rio
ordinary sold at SXc., cash. Pork-20o barrels
at 49, cash. Raisins ct 81 90 Dor box months
Riss-Sales at S3f SKc., months. Drugs-so casks
Tenants bleaching powders at So
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ChOleraS Cholera 3-NOt q solitary case has
Dr. Kengers Lnins failed prevent cure where
In time In darrhea. bilious ohoo &o tossthef
all Of and bruises No family
should without It, Sold 1t l2x aad 80 osnts - Pearl
street. ~ "a Broadway enc door above Grand street.
Central bspot.
DIR. H. BOstWick's Great Work on the Ma
Of certain class Of disessss quAro,
edition. the Boston Medical
Surgical JournaIt be said fearlessy eq.l
Actions wsrks the family Of diseases,
far superior anything Of the kind published in
this oornry-Prce SO author Of work Solitary Vice.
Second edition. IA plaesPrce ST. For sale the publish
ers Srngsr Townsend 222 by the Author.
Droadwav
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SECOND DESPATCH.


CHARLEsror, Juno A-P. N.
We have New Orleans dates to tho 30th ult by which
we learn that the water rising still rapidly,
and the danger below the Canal Carondelst aud the
Old Basin daily increasing The residents In Camp
and other streets have become greatly alarmed, and
have petitioned the Common Council to take speedy
measures to save them from an inundation.
THIRD DESPATCH.
NEW ORLrANs, June 2, 1870.
The erevasss ct Carrollton Is the increase; tho
river 10 falling and the inundaon Of the streets 10 In
creasng slowly
The Virginia Lsgisiature-Choieraa At Rich
mond, Va.
BALrIMons, June SO M.
The Legislature Of Virginia have adjourned to
Fsuquier Springs.
The Board of Health .. Richmond report ave
Of cholera, and four DEATHS for the 48 hours
ending Monday evening.
Aequittal OF Crans-No Further Cases OF
Cholera.
Bosror, June s, 184o.
John W. Crafts, trial for being concerned In the
destruction the loss Of the ship Franklin has been
acquitted The jury out uine hours.
No further of cholera have been reported There
were three cases yesterday all Of which proved fatal
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Break In tho Mrio Canal Repaired.
ALBANY, June S-SP. n.
Tia break In the Erie Canal ct Geddss has been
paired, end boats passed to-day.
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AlhambIa.-This celebrated establish
neat fair way fcsw 10 the footsteps it, osIs-
hsted neghhcrs Any gentleman wishing quiet
s time Of dining would dc we'll to call the AlhssrA
lS6 Water atreat- II - -v
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Cholera at st. LOuis-The Steamboat Sam
Francisco.
St. LOUIS, June 8, 1910.
The number of deaths for the week ending yesterday
was l4O 4 which rs were Of cholera. The loss
steamboat San Francisco 10 ascertain to be four killed
The mate Iarker IL recovering.
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The U. 3. Revenue Schooner Gallatin.
WILMINGTON, (Del) juno s. l84o.
The sole Of the United States schooner Gal
latin, which was to have of tomorrow has been
postponed by order Of tho Secretary Of tho Treasury
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Removal OF the Virginia Legislature on
Account OF the Cholera.
WARRINGTON, June s, 1910.
The Virginia Legislature has voted to leave Rich
mond, and meet next Monday at Warrentown Springs,
only fifty miles of, to escape the cholera.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NoRTHERNER.-The
u. s. mail steamship Northerner, Captain Budd,
arrived yesterday morning from Charleston. Wei
are indebted to Capt. B. for late papers.
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CHOLERA, AND IT'S RxMEDRs.-bryants poetry
and Brandreth's pills arc considered. In certain
quarters, to be equally popular nsstrums; but.
somehow or other, two of trade can nevor agree,
and, accordingly, We find the Epssi~g Pest
which receives its e6Eatws from the poets down
on the famous vegetable pills, which receive all
their virtues from Dr. Brandreth, at his beautiful
country residence on the banks of the Hudson.
The pills and the poetry seem to have great many
traits in common. Both are popular, and sell high.
Unfortunately, however, we are ignorant of the
merits Of both. We have never read the poetry
never swallowed the pills! We must, therefore,
avoid all attempts to settle the differences between
the two master spirits, each 80 great in his own
particular lne-the poet and the pill-man. But We
have no doubt that the works of both are good
one, to cure the cholera of the mind the other the
cholera of the body; and we would advise the
public to buy them both, and use them stimuli
taneously, in their daily practice, in the proper
doses.
But to those who have no taste for either the pills
or the poetry, we beg to recommend an article
which we have tried again and again, and proved
its qualities Thoroughbred that is, the famous
"linement" of the equally famous DR.. Kellinger,
who drives the fastest pair of horses and the hand
soonest vehicle to be met with on the road between
this city and Yonkers. The "lrnement," inwardly
or outw rdly, in cholera times, or not in cholera
times, is capital thing for the stomach, for the
nerves, for the mind, for the Imagination; and
particularly for those who have no taste either for
Bryant's poetry or Brandreth's pills-to whom we
recommend it in the most especial manner.
ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMSHIP NoRrHERNER.-The
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| The Vauxhall Saloon ana the Steam Ba-
Icons are all the for the present thsa
iS1Ee good maxim, which Is Mr. ST. Lukes re0usss -
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Foreign News

New York, "Wednesday, june @. is4S.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-08

\ virtue and in pursuance Of a de-
cree Of the Probate Court Of Madi-
son county, Mississippi, made at the Au.
gust Term thereof, | will as executor of
the last will and testament Of Tennessee
Kibbee, deceased, on the 9th day Of Oc.
tober next, between the hours pre-
scribed by law, at the court house door
OF said county, proceed to sell to the
bidder on a credit Of one and
two years, from the day of sale, all that
certain tract of land, situate, lying and
being in the county Of Madison. State
Of Mississippi, and described as follows,
8 The east halle Of the north east quarter
OF section ten, west half of the west
half north west quarter and west halt
southwest quarter Of section eleven.
and west half northwest quarter sec
ton IA, township 8, range 2, west.
The purchaser or purchasers to give
bond with good and sufficient security
for the payment Of the sum or sums o
money for which the said premises ma
be struck off in one and two years from
the day Of sale.
GEORGE w. KIBBEE, Ex'r.
Aug. is, ls4s. 49-3t
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A-DMlNIsrRAroRa NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having
n been granted to I e Undersigned.
Sheriff OF Madison County, accord ng
to the Statute, on the estate Of Elisha
Cockerham, deceased, atthe Nov Term.
l848, Of the Probate Court OF ssid coun-
ty jail persons having claims against
said estate will como forward and make
imm diAte payment; and all persons
having claims against the same will
present them, illegally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
W S BAILEY, Sheriff, NC,
July IA, IB49 44-6t
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ADMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

n ETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the August Term, t849, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of James D. Carpenter,
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make.immediate payment, and all per-
SOM having claims against said estate,
will present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
THOS. SHACKLEFORD, Admr.
Aug. I8, 1919. 49-6t