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Sr Mr. Muqqins saws that there i, NO co,,

q Mr. Mtggins says that there is no coun-
try in the world where wives are more wor
shipped than they are in France. He regrets,
however, that all the alteration comes from
somebody else's husband.
And Mrs. Margins says that the wives have
as much right to receive the attention of some
body else's husband as the husband has to be
polite to somebody else's wife.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

As WE ExPEcTED.-Gen. Houston authori-
yes the Union to declare that the affair of Don
eson, of Texas, is fictitious, and that the pres
idential correspondence is hoax.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

ca Thanksgiving in New Hampshire occurs
on the 9th of November. the same day as in
Mass. 1t is stated there is an understandings
among all the Governors in the Union to ap-
point that day for the observance of this annual
holiday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

N MAINE has but one specimen of her
skill in the Worlds Fair-and that is a guam
tity Of Scythes from Mr.. Dunns Factory in
North Wayne.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

~ The young men of Paris, in Oxford
County, are being infused with the military
spirit; and are making arrangements to form
company.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

T,NNERY BuRNr.-We learn from the Bangor
WHO that the great tannery establishment at
Bradford, in the county of Penobscot, was con-
sumed by fire on Thursday night last. There
was an insurance of $4,000; loss not known.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

q At the recent town meeting in Skowhe-
gan, the town voted to pass over the article in
the warrant TO see if the town would pay for
DIR. Mann's liquor that was split in the street.
Yeas 10, nays SO.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

DAMAGE FOR RAILROAD INJURY.-h the
court Of common pleas, yesterday, a verdict
Of $4,000 was awarded aga:ns! the New
York and New Haven Railroad company
for injury done Mr.. Hunt by COLLISION ON
that road, in which his stepdausn'er was
killed.-Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

o. The boy that undertook to ride horse
radish, is now practising on a saddle of mutton,
without stirrups. He has an eye to the " main
chance no doubt
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

c. A gentleman in New York has given
81 900 towards fund of $l0O, 900, to be pre-
scented to Kossuth, on his arrival in this coun-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

- The Bangor Wing says, the quantity
of liquor seized in that city last week cannot
be less in commercial value, probably, than
SlIOO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

eg Preparations are making to start the
Hallowell Factory, which has been idle for
some fifteen months last past.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

H The municipal funeral honors to the
late Levi Woodbury. will take place at Ports
mouth, n H., on Thursday Oct. l6. MIR. Ran
tout will deliver the eulogy.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

An itinerant preacher, who rambled in his
sermons, when requested to stick to his text,
replied, that shot scattering would hit the
most birds.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

OT In an official list of 90 American pris-
oners in the keeping of the Preside depart
mental at Havana we find the names of Peter
McMullin and Ansell R. Sudwing, of Maine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

Cyrus Rowe, formerly editor of the Belfast
Republican, has been elected County treasurer
at Sacramento, Cal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

terson, in Searsport was destroyed by fire on
Sunday night.
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"Why, Tom, my dear fellow, how old you
look" "Dare say, Bob, for the fact is, |
never was so old before in my life."
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

" At Springfield, Mass. on Saturday h,cn-
ard Walkley, j., stabbed his father with
knife, and then cut his own throat. Strong
drink was the cause.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-16

@ The Daguerrean artists will hold
National convention in New York on the Nth
OF next MONTH
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EASTERN TIMES.
Bath, Thursday, Oct. l6, 1851.
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARrNENT. I
AUGUSTA, Sept. ~, 1851. s
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council will be
held the Council Chamber in Augusta, on Friday the
thirty first day of October
At,est-JoHN C. SAWYER, See. Of State.
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WASHINGTON, March %, 1851,

SRI have received your letter (marked
" confidential,") in which, after committing
the error of surprising me TO be "fully before
the country as the whig candidate for the pres
idency," You proceeded to interrogate me on
many points of grave public interest.
Permit me TO say, that considering we shall
probably only have whig candidate for the
presidency through National Convention, and
that | cannot be its nominee except by the force
of the unsolicited partiality of large masses Of
my conntrymen.
Considering, also, that if my character or
principles be not already known, it would now
be idle TO attempt TO supply the deficient infor-
nation BY mere paper professions of wisdom or
virtue, made for the occasion.
And considering that if answer your que
ries, must go on and answer others already
before me, as well as a long series that would
inevitably follow-to the disgust Of the pub
lie.
will beg permission TO close this acknowl-
edgement of your letter by subscribing myself,
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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Mr.. EDITOR The business of the "Queen
city of the East" has suffered considerably by
the recent dry season--the water in the rivers
having got so low as to very nearly cut of the
supplies of humber from up river. This af-
fects the freighting business very seriously,
and it has consequently been very low for a
number of weeks. The drought would have
been more serious in this respect, had it not
been for the fact that an unusual quantity of
lumber came down the latter part of last sea-
son and the early part this. The amount of
lumber surveyed from the Isl OF last January
to the LIST of this month, is set down as fol-
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, Esq. Harrisburg, Pa.

AtSi', iAaiiiSouiS, L ii.
P. S. | must add, that | write and say
nothing on public subjects, which am unwil-
ling to see published. w. S.
His determination not to write any more let
tiers ito the disgust of the public" shows that
he has profted somewhat by past experience.
His determination in this particular, is really
commendable. The mum policy, however,
won't succeed-it has been tried too often al
ready, as he ought to know.
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Received In Office February iith, 1881, and
hsded 10 The editor Of the T,ras Republican
h ame day for publication.
=. T. PERRY,
Sheriff Harrison County.
February 18th, 1881. MAJ At
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Lmndi l.anAli l.ana.!i

H. LSTEk offers for sale the follow.
IA lag tracts Of Land At such prices and
terms an viii ensure speedy sale.
Eieren Hundred and Ssreaty Acres
whcrcon now reside. about .ix hundred Of
which are in COED state Of cultivation, AID,
without some future disaster. will produce this
season double the amount Of the price nsk.
The buildings are all comfortable and tasty,
with FIRST rate Cir, Press, and Carn MIL
Also Sir Hnndrsd Acrcs Of Laud.
One Hundred and Fifty IN cultivation, being
cleared within the ast Two years.
tiso One Hwudrvd and fifiy Three Acres
Of land with sixty scrcs in cultivation, aud com.
Portable buildings thereon.
An Of these lands are In good and healthy
neighho,hood, within one mills Of an excellent
school aud church, aud arr unsurpassed BY any
lands IL the country IN point Of fertility and To-
cation, bciug seven miles from Marshall, eigis.
teen from Port Caddo.
For further particulars apply to my Agent
Col. W. H. d. Ward. Of Marshall, ~ho il duiy
authorized 10 sell any ~ nit Of tpc abosr lan<ls
daring my absence from the Stase---and fully
guaran,cc the tito to the same, ~ II II nndis.
isuted A. ID. LISTER
Jaly 10, 1850. SIT
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1880


This Is 10 certify. that in the year isle.
had been severely sdlic.ed with Chill, and re-
yer for nineteen months, nctil, with the conln-
uatson Of the ehills every other day, they had
complicated with them what the doctors told
me was Chronic llcpatits, or inflammation Of the
Liver and Enlargement Of ,i,e Spleen. After
trying every thing, from the vcSy best physl-
clans IN the South. without any pernansnt ~
lief, was worn down toa perfect skeleton,
and dcspaired Of ever getting we'll. In Che
month Of September 1916, was travelling in
North Louisiana for my health, and happened
nj Fermcryi'lc, where became acquainted with
Dr. J. 7, Henderson, who, after II history Of
my case. informed me that just such eases had
baiiled the common. yet ecDiiic practice rec.
commended by the different scien,Itic medical
writers, and that he had discovered new veg.
e,ab|c compound ionic he had every confidence
in. The doctor prepared for me ID ounces Of
the T.eic, with two dozen Of his Tonic Pills,
whicl, ] commenced using as directed, and in
ten days was a sound man. The cbills were
stopped the second time, mud my liver and
spleen had in ten days become healthy. ! the,
with DR.. Henderson, in New Orleans, in lsi7.
got him TO make me gallon of his Tonic
which | have used IN over u hundred eases,
with perfect success, while travelling In Afkan.
sas and Texas. Prompted alone by wishing to
point the afflicted. to n certain remedy, aud
render tribute to whom tribute is due" has IN.
duced me to ccrtii, to the Eureka Tonic, aud
Ncpen,hean Tonic Pills.
Gro. Il. ConsrLius.
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.Af Nonris q TA.sLrr Is moved 10 John
~ sons brick building where their old GUS
toners, and the expected host OF new ones,
may fad that accommodating srir, which, has
heretofore ciafas erized their house.
We would call the especial attention Of ,hs
community, and those who may sIsi, Marshall
to buy medicines, TO the fact that when the
"sJ,,srinetu,n il "planked down,' we viii
deal out our drugs and medicines low, OF
lower. than cna be purchased in Shreveport.
~ We have almost every article in our line.
Our medicines are fresh. Our stock already
large, and a heavy addition new on the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask the favor Of YOU Ia
call md examine our prices before Opening
new accounts for tbis year, and ii We do MI
catch you !; will almost Nil you to resist The
temptation
We have lots of pretty things coming
nnuary ~, 1881. n2Ott
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LOST.

1--WE duplicate hcad-righi certificate of Will
i lam McFadden, dated January 2s,h. isis,
issued by the Commissioner Of the General
land Office, for i3t2i,o0O square yaras The
INDICATED balance Of VIM. McFaddcn's GER
iIheaic No. Ts7-ss6
This il to give the usual notice that Il The
said duplicate Us not found within she time pre-
serbed ~ law, will apply for an additional
duplicate
T.. VI. DAGGETT.
Sielhyyiiie, Dec. ID, 1850 p29 10.
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WILL. attend TO thu procurement Of the
i above warrants at Washington Guy The
papers. amer being duly certified here, will he
forwarded 10 w. c. Choaic, Esq, Of TINT place.
The necessity Of forwarding these documents
10 m experienced prosecutor Of rlaims Al
Washington City, Who viii aid IN having
them preferred early and correctly, VIII fpr~nr
in the fact. that many claims OF .nilar icaiurr
lie there until they become obsolete for want,
Of attention.
Nh Cboatr, my agent at Washington City. IL
m attorney at law, and n prosecutor of rinims
a, that place, Of long standing, and well known
reputation. His character aud experience in
the man ncr Of iransactng business. in the GOV.
erpment departments, offer eminent faoilitcs
10 those who wish 10 procure certificates for
Bounty Land Warrants, under the act Of Sep
TENDER 2slb, 1880
WILLIAM ARTHUR HILL.
yfarshaU fuslbry IAN IksO u1.tf
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from some unknown cause, and also have had
=. The sane time every sym.om Of dyspepsia.
We had recourse to different sorts Of medicines,
but experienced but little relief, until We fell
IN with ~ llendcrsons Enreka. We Mt once
purchased a bottle, and have used nbou, one
half OF Il according 10 directions, and take great
pleasure III stating, that we were at once re-
."'ed OF the above disagrccnhlc complaints
We therefore hcspcak for II nothing more than
lar trial. 10 test It's virtues. which will no
a"uhs give It prrccdcnee over all other tones
nIX in use.
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THE STATE or TEXAS,
CouNry OF HARRISON.

County Court PERTAINING 10 Estates; IN raea.
fiDn, february l5ih, 1881,
NOTICE Ia hereby given that James n
~ Thompson. executor, and Elizabeth a
Thompson, executrix. Of the las, will and ,cs-
tameat Of Johp =. Thompson, deceased, have
filed their aecounts with the said estate toI
final settlement, md that the said accounts will
b. opened Al the next term Of said court, TO be
held in and fos saki county, on the last Mon
day In March next, for examination and allow
sncc, when and where all persons Interested in
the said estate may attend and eon,e,t them, il
they think psoirt
ny order Of the court
T.. T.. BEAZLEY, Clerk.
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SHREVEPORT LoyIsIANA.

I>liE subscribers beg leave TO inform their
L friends aud the public, tina, they have taken
the above House for n term Of wears and are
now prepared 10 entertain boarlcrs and ira,
clrrs
This large and elcgan, establishment former
y known ~ the Commercial House, is pleas
antly situated on the corner Of Texas and
Spring Streets, central 10 business aud very
CONVENIENT 10 the Steam :loat Landing,
The proprietors have had much experience in
Hotel keeping, and viii spare no pans or ex.
pence 10 render their guests comfortable.
Their table shall always he supplied with the
beat that our own. and the New Orleans mar.
ke,s will afford.
The public is respectfully solicited to call and
give the Palmetto House trial
A. LEONARD,
}. W. GAMBLE.
ProIrisiors
Siperrvovt Euk Kfh IaSn as,r
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CONE ONEi CONE ALL

ESlyln 81. STEiNLEiN, hns just received
Z&kx1 from Philadelphia, and o,ies East.
SA11U tern cities his supply Of FAIL. atd
WINTER goods. lie respectfully invites his
former customers. and all who arr slcsirous III
obtaining good bargains, 10 give him rail-
His stock is ample, and well selected. lie fat.
tiers himself from the facilities 10 has for the
selection Of his goods, having Brother rcsid-
ing in Philadelphia, who purchases for him to
the best advantage that he will b. enabled 10
sell a. cheap as the cheafesa ard ns good AZ ihs
best. liz is now ready to sell on accommodate
ing terms, and at prices to suit the times, a com.
plcte assortment Of DRY GOODS, consisting
Of Clothing. Hats, Gaps, Boots, and SAc,s. Al.o
Iiardnare, 1n~are. Qu~ns~sr, aud full
supply Of every thing usually found in a coun-
~ store, too tedious 10 mention.
Oct. 90, 1850. mo "
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snRkvRPoRf. Kle:
JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE
AT }. J. "a BACHER'0.
4 III. The nirknsrlru ~ hisao,v s,;xs. s~v

SSUA ANN AsD kNO SVA CAAk
AT }. J. "a tACHEk'S,
\ Ill the rieknsese ~ history gives any
"A arcount II, t"-~'s:
superior .agnr-hou.~ moIssscs; golden
syrup; best Havana coAre: prime article wv
sugar; superior rslverizcd sugars; powdered
do; Boston leaf do; English dairy, pine pplc,
aud western cheese; superior Gosien, daisv.
and western butter; sugar cured I,ns,s dried
venisen hams fresh leaf lard; all descriptions
Of tea. VIZ Tyson, Imperial, Ioac4,ong. kinrk.
and Cunpowd:r; Extra article Of Louisiana
family soap. perm and star candies: all kinds
Of p:chlcs--Gefkins, Peeallilv miAcd do.
A L. so,
a fine assortment II English imported
pickles, such as, chew. chow, walnut, onions,
and pickale
Also splendid lot and assortment Of pre-.
serscs-gingcr. ciiron, and figs in drums; mis-
ms, English grape-, curran,s, rfaubrrrics: eur
rant and strawberry jeiies, peaches preserved
in their own juice:
Apricots pears, ard pruncs preserved in their
own juice;
HOLSTERS in cans also picked fresh sar.
dimes;
No, l Mackevcl in kits and barrels:
Also Salmon in Kits dried herring, superior
quality;
'.fidics-iargt to'
Firsi quality cigars; common do; Cuba
sizes;
Pure tart acid -alara,us; pearl .isreh boy
Is, do;
Al kinds of fayorinr--pcppcr sauce:
Fine article chewing .obacco;
Winter slrnncd and lard OIL cider vinegar;
Picked pigs feet buckets.
kran new bucka heat;
Spices nu'mcgs, ginerr and cinnamon;
Cas'col and fancy soaps;
Scotch and Macaba snuff:
Worcestershire ssrce--and many other sr,i-
cseA too NUMEROUS to mention.
The xnbscribcr respectfully solicits n share
Of patronage. and Invites tAoss wishing 10 pur-
chase to call md examine HE slo~k, a. he is
determined 10 sell low for cash. believing that
"a nmble sixpcnce 10 better than .low shil
ling
no vii ], ], GALLAGHER.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
rs hereby given that j. j. Speed, adminisira-
tor Of the estate of Edward Roach, deed,
has filed his account, for irul settlement with
sud estate, and that they wi be opened for ey-
animation aud allowance Mt the March term Of
the county court, 10 be held in and for the
county Of HARRISON, in the state of Texas, on
the last Monday in March next, when and
where all persons interested in slid estate may
attend aud contest them il they think proper
BY order of the Court.
T.. {. REAxLEI, G. G. II. C..
February 3, 1881. 1888 81
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CHILLS AND FEVER,


poisonous effects Of Msasmaa eiltelng
speedy and rcrmanen, cares OF
CIlILLS AND FEVER,
and all the different varieties Of Fc,crs torpid
liver, enlargement Of the spleen, dyspepsia
drop.y. lanndicc, aud all kiAd> OF constitutional
debility and arrangement of the ~,,trm are
speedily rcm,dicd by these Invaluable modi-
cincs. These valuable an'ipoial remedies were
discovered by DR. |. +. Henderson, and have
been successfully tested BY some Of the best
physicians Ia the South, and hy thousands Of
other persons.
Those medicines are wholly Vegetable, and
are harmless under any circumstances. The
principal ingredients are entirely new remedies,
used by no other person ia any form Is a med-
cine
In mslarial diseases, they cei as an autidoic
against the poisonous effects Of impure air. and
require no preceding preparation Of the system,
as they comprise the caihar,le, Diarhorciic SEED
aiiyc, and Tonic principles; thus accomplish
ing a desidera,um in the treatment of these
Diseases, long sought for before the discovery
of these medicines.
All who have used Qunnr, Cthc best remedy
heretofore known for intermittent ieser) must
say that 4 Is neither certain no lasting IA It's
effects.
lninine, in many instances, from fchrilc eS-
clemea, and gn>lralga, aud sephale disturb
ances, ia inadmisssble. But tbs Eureka Mcdi-
cine can be used under any circumstances or
condition Of the system where tome. purge,
or diaphoreiic il needed, with the happiesl si-
f.cis The tonic mildly acts on the bowels
carrying Off the muco bilious matter collected
there: collecting the action Of the liver and
spleen, and assisting nature 10 throw oil the
- l..i
natural remedies, ealing into action suspended
natural laws thereby removing the causes aud
effects Of disease through the natural channels
of the body.
All that il asked for these wonderful med-
zines is fair ,riai which viii satisfy all of their
unparalleled virtues. TIER fame is built up
on their own efficacy and comparison with
all other remedies Is challenged. Physicians are
requested To use the Eureka Tonie and Ncpcn-
lhcan Pills, as they would any other toms. with
any previous preparation ct the system they
please. and they VIII be convinced they are the
superior Of Qu,ninc, and the Whole catalogue
Of tonics used as 'niermiitsn.s.
Their use is admissible at my time ever
when the patient has the highest fever, For
sick head ache aud DISTRACTED mens,rua,.on,
they have no equal. For particulars see tonic
directions.
Also. DR.. l. 4. iIGspEssos's Earrka Paryyisy
Caihuiic Pills, for cleansing aud purifying The
constitution, and establishing healthy .eono-
my in ali persons laboring undor any form
constitutional arrangement.
Also, Dr.. |. 4. llnSpkssoS's 0gaetisa 'erfai-
Gscs, the greatest blessing ever bestowed upon
the nfantiIe world, warranted To espei worms
Of every kiad, and in every ease. where they ex-
isl in the body This vrrmituse has proved il.
! Il IL. ia uNr M
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WA. DAVENPORT,
JAMES MCDANIEL.
Look ont Tor u ISargutm:

Administrators OF the estate OF L. Murphy
deceased,
January 81, 1851. 30 Ct
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MonILE, Ala. July II. 1850.

MoniLE, Ala. July II, 1850.
Or. l. T. HENDERSON;
Sr'rhc quart bottle Of Tonic you gave me,
with five boxes Of your pills, has completely
cured me Of dspepsa, which you know almost
made me a maniac, during last winter, when
We were both in,alids together, in New Orlsaus,
in the same room.
believe you have made one of the most
valuable discoveries IN medicine that has been
discovered
Yours, &c. Henry Il. Lee.
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rro,. tie OsssAas s-,ssss

I. compliment 10 IN. l. I. Henderson,. 81
r.,n,rryillc, We take pleasure in recommending
- III these who srs BY any means si'i~t~d with
bodily pains, TO 70 At once ana Pafenase Z not
- ~ leo OF hin most excsllsnt Earvks 1snic.
w., The ,sss three " four wssks. ~ hass bess
lseefss rndss The ness ssetsf'-hns fssse'
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sAMuEL c. T. FORD, wM. A. SALMON.
lord & SALMON, House Carpenters and
u .joiners, take this method Of informing the
citizens Of Marshall and its vicinity, tina, they
will carry on The above business in all its va
rious branches. Their work will be done nc
cordng to order, and will be neatly executed
and punctualy attended to,
Give Us II call. We work CHEAT, for cash
or good arrangements.
Shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel.
January 81 35y
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Jansssy n, 1881. - =
NOTICE.

II ETIER0 Of sdssinisss~llsa wsep -
~ to ~ sndcsriened On ~ essals q 6Ss13
J. cols. ds~sased, b The sounty sssss povtsl1:.
,nx TO estates, h<ld IN ard IT ths sssaay u
day u Deesmb<r. A. " iaje. Al .sersr,',
therefore, having rlaius aesiass ~ ~ ssas1S
arr hereby notified 10 psesrnt tAsn Z - gi1S
in the time prrsesii,+l " ',w. dsly ss1kpu1l;
csted; and tkoss inseLsea 10 ~ 49, ~
please nake Immediate psynenA r.
DARLINGTON G. DIAL.
Alm1aauotoe>,s