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STRANGE! BUT TRUE!!


Ia his line Of business at Ross you III lind,
Of every description assortment aud Kind,
That fancy can pisinrc or aJi gan suggest,
Add wrought by the worsncn acknowledged the
beat.
From the incest Ut TumrVunds that always vii
iii her,
Down 10 the cheapest Of Ladies made siiDpcr,
Or ~cts, il YOU choose, that iastciully greet,
FOR winter conpanIon, the Ladies small feet
II these will mol answer 10 keep the feet dry,
We have some nice rubbcrs that none can outyie
All these are now offered ut the lowest cash price
Jus, give Us call aud We II trade ia II ,rlce.
To the gents who would rcyel ia hcaaly awhile,
L..Ok in at our boots got up IN fist style;
Kip skin aud Cali skin we keep both VA hand,
TO supply ut amomen, our Increased demand
Our stock oI NIL sizes - of every hue,
Ladies and Genicnen we oller 10 you;
Of our stock and III texture we u now say no
more,
Bu, convince You 4, once, should sOu call u, our
siotc.
B. X. ROSS & CO.,
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DIR. BROOKS

CLOSED business In Saco Ave months ago In ccnse-
v quencs % m health and he has given sufficient notice
or settlement % accounts. but again he voa say to
all thosc having unsettled accounts agans. him N pre-,
sent them Cor Immediate payment, and all indebted 10
him are requested 70 make payment hecre the ns day
Of perembes nex, without hil. TIE wise ami prudeat
win not negt and thereby incur Goa r these accounts
mus bs settlcl up. Ds. Bsnss patrons Who have nos
yet pik, can pay Dc. Brooks.
Dr brooks hereby tenders n his numerous fends and
paying patrons his sincere think, bs past avors- w
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
And other Valuable Rssl Estats

THE following described Real Estate, commits.
l. Ing House Lots, and other property, elgibly
situated in the villages Of Ssco and Bddeford.
WILDE sold by the proprieiors, at prices and on
forms favorable 10 purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 n number, are
principally situated IN saco, betweea the Rail.
road Depots OF Bdeeford aud Saco-a PORTION Of
them above tho Railroad, and norton S.lo,, \,
pleasant and healthy location, and comma MINI
fine view Of both villages. They an aIvan,..
geously situated for the residence OF person, b.v.
ing business in either Saco or BidJcford. being
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and PEN
perel Square, and i've minutes walk Of the ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pen.
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Hidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and a
feet wide, resting on granite pien, and with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Bijdsfosa, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of 8 smiths Cor.
ner. From this bridge q street Is gsaded 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which viii. De
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets hayv
been laid out, cxto-ding along the margin OF The
Saco River, and to Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge TO Biddc
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk VI the workshops and
mills on said island. On one Of the lots Is a new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot
They will sell also in lots of from one TO five
acres, rs may be wanted, q Tract of land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots SAID Tract
consists Of a acres, and Is situated on the West
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superior Fruit Trees :!

THE Subscriber cultivaes and keeps constantly for
sale at his nurseries In Wakefield, ~ H., the ohcic-
est varieties u the Aprle, psar, and Cherry. Aso
lIouhton's Scong Gcosebey, fine variety, AMI free
frum mlle~.
The stack of Balwins, In particular, unrvaei Cor
trees az handsome form, large sre vigorous and healthy
growth
: Ooiers will receive prump attention, and trees safely
packed. JOHN CORP.
Wakefield, n. H., Oct =, 1854. l0-u
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CHERRY SYRUP,
HYGEANA IN MAINE.

J. II. GArBrRr, postmaster Of Richmond, Me-, writes
US; "The Iiygeana Ia doing wonders here. My slsteI
has hal distressing cough, with great difficulty Of breath
Ing "r years She the Inhaler, and took the Cher
~ syrup but few days before she was releveij and
now after months 10 II, her cough II well. DR.
Curtss New System of Inhalation must produce an en-
tire revolution In the treatment % Diseases 81 the Lungs
There Is mistake, Is truly wonderful discovery.
7. GILMAN, 90 Factory Island,
Atm Agent for Saco.
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Pure Cod Liver OIL.

bs genuine article, Prepared from 'res - Loo zoo
i Llvnas by the sub.croes, ."u IL, ,v "a ~"
., the PoS and BY e s. ssSs., q The oil nav
Druggist, B,dds s,o,u. 61cc.
DO 'een ~ '"' ' EDWARD MCBRIDE.
The col, April 10th, 1874. iSU
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House and Lot for Sale.

THE Subscriber oilers for sale his House aud
L Lot, situated On the correr of foss and binh
streets, on Biddeiond Heights. The House was
built hye years ago, III the hest materials, aud was
finished under the peoonal inspection Of the sub
scr,ber. u is one and half story house, with
ell aud barn attached. u has six rooins ndepend-
cut of clo-cis and pantry oa the lower door, and
two well finished chambers on the second foor,
every room IA the house Is papc,ed aud finished
Ia the most thorough manner. There is an excel
Lent oeller. under the whole house with soi water
therein, and well u hanl water near by.
The 10, contains near WV square ,ect, portion
OF il being garden in whioh ihspc are a number
NJ rare fruit Trees Just coming into hcsrng
For hcalihiaess aud convenience of location il
,s nat exceeded by any residence In town.
Pr terms, of payment and pree, en1ur Of l.
o. CowAS, UniJn aud Journal oticc
LYMAN W. YORK
Bijdcford, Nov. II, lsJi
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS |!

n L. TOPPAN respectfully informs his friend,
Ds ind the public, that he Is constantly supplied
with the choicest Oysters that can be found Ia
the market. He can supply hotels, and families
upon the most moderate terms. Orders most ~
specially solicited and promptly attended TO.
Apply at No. ], Factory Island Block, Saco
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Price, One Dollar.

For sale by DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON, No. 81
Hanover st., Boston, General Agent.
A,,o. bs sale by Dr. James sawyer, a. W. rrir-on 4.
SAWYER, and g. " Parcho Co., Bddefori d. Mitchell.
ami J. q. Rollins, saco. 3mu
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Supporters.

SUPPORTERS & TRUSSES Of the latest and
- most approved styles, Kept by DR.. N. Brook
Also, BannilS's Patent Lace, kept only by
N. BROOKS, MAIN ST., SAco.
Saco Feb, g. 1854,
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TiIlaye Land for sale.

EOR sale, Ten acres Of land, nine ol which is
in under cultivation, situated on the kennebunk
,sJ. about one and half miles frDm tho village,
SaL land is part Of the B,ckfonl Pann, anll
would make very good place Tor any onc desiring
IA ra.c vegetables tor the market. IL Will lie sold
pu libsra! irrms. lnguic of
THOMAS UNDERWOOD,
Green ST., Blddrionl
BLLlclori, Ncv, Is, 1881. iwiI'
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In bohemia well known throughout Europe and Asia for
their wonderful curative properties In ali cases Of con.
med disease and general debility Of the human system,
Every summer, thousands Of invalids Of bah sese,,
who are afflicted by long standing and obstinae eon
plants that have baed the most eminent medical skp
undergo hguing journey Of many hundr,i MIN, N
drink and battle In the healing waters of Carlsbad That
they are literally repaid for their turney, ue hss-
drcd OF testimonials In all languages, that arrest Tn eye
Of the promenader In his walks about the paev, sbs-
dainty testify These enduring testinonias Of gratitude
for recovery Of health, stne and fastened 10
huge rocks, some chisebsi iry on the rocks soma
are painted wood snd hssni TO knces AMI trees-aI
certifying that the undersigned seriously afflicted By
disease, and despalr Of covey, but they cane " Cas
had and drank u the water, and amer O time became
thopugby curs, and testified their gtitsse IN sAk way
Many have arrived feeble and prstrsls that iie seenl
c almost extinct, but amer drinking anil bathing In the
waters Few months thoroughly pstord W kraith.
The medicinal properties % these waters ase particularly
effective In eradiaths fOn te systew every species oi
Of ScrofAoas nassr-ani br that
have heooMe popular resorts r persons afilctei
with any long staining orhercary Ilunos rhsy range
In Temperature hon teytd 70 boiling hc,, and arc rery
PHEASANT N the taste.
This halsam-Owins 30 is wooierfA healing proper
tes-may he nsed ENTERSALLY, rs ven rs Internally AMI
Is far better In m eject than any save ointment, Toe
II acts DIRECTLY IN rnG rAsr bsENsss AMI On other
just In ppporSa 70 which the part Is afSctof.
The u this Nalsam every ssSo thi~i Nc joss
bebn going 10 bi, will supepede the of Fills, (Which
generally leave tr bowels In torpid staie,) AMI rheve
those affections calkd
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ID. 4. S0MES,
.nEALER IN PAINTS AND OILS, Of the
~ best quality.
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" All Of the above goods have Leen selected with
great care and comprise the best assortment ever offered
for sale In this market Our motto Is "a nimble sxpence
rather than slow shilling" and Cash down AMI dun
ming. JOHN NJ. GOODWIN
Washington Block, opposite Pepperell Countlngfoom.
DidefDrd, October, 1854. 40f
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DIR. earle Y. MEYERS
GERMAN
HOMEOPATHIC BALSAM.
Springs OF Carlslbad,

THE discovery Of this remarkable sanatlyc medicine Was
obtained BY means Of thorough scientific analysis
he eelal
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This Dalsam put up In unique Metallic Cases contain
Inc about one pint accompanied with particular dieoas
Or using t. In both German and English. The packages
are very compact and convientiy adape br transpoA
ton without breakage any distance and can be
BY Express 10 any part of the United States. A.,
An. o,rr.tI, Jder,nt frm what Il sah In le dfccss
which accompany each package they are ., nerny1 "
turn the mairine 70 my ofncs and have the m"sy w.
funded.
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3. X. ROSS & co.

arr Liberty Street, Bisi.iefsrL,
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STATE OF MAINE.

JAMES OTIS MCINTYRE Clerk.
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Nursery Medicine,

,uper.ng the use az Al other apeentsaDd lie sauta-
~ AMI soothing effects render Il superior aBiype anil
prtrabe TO any Of the ooriias used ior that purI~s
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24
TcEspAY MoRNINa. 80 I6. -


Curt met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present Niche, Bridgforlh, Meek, Harris ana
Maben.
John B. Deasun, late Treasurer of YazoO conn
ty appeared and exhibited hIs book and vouchers
as Treasurer, up to lst Monday in NovembeL
1883, which were examined by The Board, aud
the sum of 81 O5S 40 found TO be due 10 Che
county from the Treasurer Aforesaid. IL is there
fore ordered that his bond be declared forfeited,
end be placed m the hands OF Geo. B. Wilkinson
tor collection by suit or otherwise. lt is lurth-
er ordered that vouchers from No. $40 to $50 i'm
elusive be burned which was done accordingly.
Ordered by the Board, that the persons com
planned of {, r obstructing the road from yaz0o
City to Silver Creek, (thrOugh 1T, B. Brickelis.
E. Yergers plantations &zc.) with fences. houses,
&c, existing when said road was laid out, be al-
lowed until the first day Of January next 10 re-
move same.
On application of Wn1 Pickett, it is ordered
by the Board, that leave be granted him 10 erect
two gates on road NJ. z, commenting az John
NJ Hendricks, and intersecting the MO0Te's Fer
ry road the corner of Henry Vaughans field.
The Board having visited aud eXamined The
Jail according 10 the requisiions Of the Statute,
report the same in good order.
Overseers of roads-their reports and appoint
ments for succeeding year.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24
J. ]. MICHIE, President.


4a
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present-Michie, Brdglorth. Meek. Iarris
and Maben
On application Of B. Roberts for an anproDrf-
alton for buildinga bridge over Dry Creek 0n ihe
road on which he is overseer, 10 is ordered ihat
Sl65 90 bealiowed TO j. O. Brideiorthasa Com
missioner Of this Board 10 pay Coz said Bridge
provided II shall be IN full for same, including
the timber 10 build it--iae county to be under
40 further responsibility 10 the premises.
OFdcred by the Board, that Henry Siam bo al-
lowed &693 3 for cornice aud other repairs done
tocourt house, and for case 6zc made for pro-
bate Office.
Ordered that the sum OF $50 00 be- allowed
VIM. Pickett 10 purchase plank to cover bridro.
over Cypress creek on the road on which be-
overseer.
Ordered by the Board that D III. Wilson ba
and lie Is hereby licensed % keepn nrarerv rr
TesiauTat IN Kazoo City, al the place fa now or.
cuples for the space of twelve months fror- rs,t.
February, 1884, ne having presented satisrrfo.
ry bond, recommendation and Treasures raraiDf
for seven hundred dollars as requifed y. rs
Statute.
License was likewise gmntcd io Cecrrr Rocco
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

CoDIFIcATIoN OF THE LAws.-A preliminary
meeting of the Commissioners, appointed by
the High Court, agreeably to the act Of the
last Legislature -Messrs. Sharkey, Boyd and
ElIett-was held in this city last week, at
which, says the Flag of the Union, they di
vided out the laws for revision in relation to
the High Court Of Errors and Appeals, the
Chancery Court, and Circuit and Probate
Courts. All the laws relating to these Courts
and their jurisdiction, with the exception Of
the Criminal Code, are to be condensed, so
that it may be seen what the whole law is
in reference to each, with such amendments
as may be deemed necessary.
The Commissioners will meet again in June,
and each will present his separate work, when
all will unite in its examination. The Judges
of the High Court will then be consulted in
reference to any amendments and alterations
which may be agreed upon by the Comlnis-
sioners.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

Board Of Police Of Yozoo County, began and
held at the Court House ~ Yazoo Cig
may is, 1854.
Present--J. j. NICHE President,
J. G. BmDGFoRTH, JAMEs MEEK, ~. G.
HARRIS, r. W. MABEE.
u A. Brooks, overscer Of Road 90.
d Beat 2, made hs report, which was received,
and J. J. GaIiney appointed
r. NJ. Brdgforb, 0verseer Of Road 4. Beat4.
made bis report, which was received and he re-
appointed.
B. Swayze. overseer Of Road %, Beat q. made
ted
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24
q NE intelIigent correspondent Of the

E9 The intelligent correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, on the 7th, expressed it as
his opinion that the Administration stands
upon this ground as relates to Cuba; eIf the
Island can be acquired by purchase, it will
be done. fit is safe to wait TIL Spain finds
it her interest to sell, it viii be done. But
if Spain attempts to 'Africanize' Cuba SO as
to render it worthless as an acquisition to the
United States, or enroll Negro regiments with
view to future war of races, then this will be
good cause, not only for remonstrance. but
for active interference on the part Of the
United States. have no right to regulate
my neighbOr's house hold; but If my neigh
Dor is desperate, who attempts to set his
house on fire, have right to restrain
him for my own safety. Should, il the
sober judgement Of our Government, such a
case for interference arrive, then the Pres
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24
accordance with the aboysstateRents.
e W. have reoeired the MaY pumbel

Eg- We have received the May number
of a Magazine, published at Nashville, Tenn,
called the Ladies' Pearl 1t is very hand
somely printed, andis devoted to the various
interests of the females of the South and
West Published monthly, by ]. C. Provine,
at one dollar per annum. Southern litera-
ry enterprise ought TO be encouraged. We
wish the PEARL abundant success.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

RE The followingis Chief Justice Taney's
opinion of the constitutional right Of the sew
eral State Legislatures to pass prohibitory IL
quor laws within their respective limits. 1t
is high authority, and conflicts with the opin-
ion. Of three of the Associate Justices of the
Supreme Court:
- If any State deems the retail aud internal
traffic in ardent splits, injurious to its citizsns,
and calculated to produce idleness or debauche-
r., see nothing ii the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States to prevent II from regulating or re-
straining the traffic, or from prohibiting It alto
'gether,if il thinks proper"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

TELEGRAPH AcRoss THE ATLANTIc.-A
charter has been obtained and company
engaged, in New Foundland, for the purpose
of establishing telegraph communication be-
tween New York and London. The compa-
ny is styled, @New York, New Foundland
and London Telegraph Company" It has
already bought the line erected by the New
Foundland Electric Telegraph Company, and
expect to have st. Johns New Foundland, in
telegraph communication with all the cities
in the Union, by the end of September next
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

MINISTER BoRLAxD.-It is said that Mr..
Borland has written to bis friends at Wash
ton, that he has resigned his position as MINI
lister TO the Central American States, to take
effect in the month Of May next. He IS ex-
pected to arrive in New Orleans by the next
California steamer.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

Eg DeBow's Review for May, is an ex-
oelent number. The Table of Contents pre-
sents varied array of articles upon the most
interesting subjects Of the day; including
statistics Of Foreign and Domestic Industry
and Enterprise Published monthly in New
Orleans, at So per annum.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

DARK DAY.-On Friday, May 26th, there
win be an angular Eclipse of the Sun, visible
all over the United States, and particularly in
their Northeastern portion. Chickens have
been known to go to roost on such occasions
and me merely notice this eclipse in order
that persons may not be astonished should
their chickens be seized with somniferous SEN
sibilities about half past.4 o'clock on the eve
ming Of the Goth inst
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

EEv The Eastern Clarion mentions that a
most outrageous and unprovol1ed assault was
lately made upon r. w. Davis, q worthy and
esteemed citizen Of Clarke county, by man
connected with the Hippodrome hunabag that
lately passed through that part Of the State.
The wounds were inflicted by the use of a
"coltp or slung shot," and the wounded
mans life Is dispared d, by his physicians
the skull being fractured in horrible man
ner. Mr., Davis was formerly sheriff Of Clarke
county.
The Clarion also mentions, that on the 18th
inst.,. Mr.. John w. Moore citizen Of Pauld-
ing in the same county, made an attempt up
On his own life, By cutting his throat with a
razor Lunacy was the cause Of this mon
strous act, but the excessive use Of ardent
spirits was the primal cause Of the whole af
fair. a wife and four children have to de-
plore this wretched condition Of the father,
and may probably be brought to mourn his
death.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

Eg The Circuit Court Of Yazoo County
convened at the Court House in this place on
Monday last, Judge L. G. Henry presiding
The following gentlemen were drawn to serve
as Grand Jurors;
d. H. Niles, Foreman, E. Cooper,
J. J. 3. White, J. ". Sanders,
III. p. CheathaIn, J. ]. Hughes,
A. Mcleod. F. B. Henderson,
w. A. Partee, Waddy Tate,
Hampton Cox, Anderson Waters,
c. Bowman, D. S. King,
Jas. H. holland, T. w. Wheeless,
Stephen Luse, K. b. Powell.
In addition to the large amount Of busi-
ness to be disposed Of on the civil docket,
there are several cases Of some magnitude on
the criminal calendar. Judge Henry has
Just closed the Spring Term Of the Circuit
Court of Holmes County, and IN connection
with this fact, the Adyertiser says, His
Honor Judge Henry, is evident well read
Lawyer, and quite a courteous, dignifed, and
estlmable gentleman. One thing we espe
cially admire in the man, is his unfinching
firmness, quality that cannot be too highly
priced in a Judicial officer. And while we
preferred another for the station he occupies,
we are pleased 10 find him discharging its
duties SO acccptably both to the bar and com
munity."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

THE JENNINGS HEIRs.-A writer in the
Cambridge (Md.) Democrat seems pretty
confident that the Eghtful heirs to the Jen-
nings estate are the Corbins, of Virginia, and
through them the Bayleys, Wiaes and Crop
pers, of Va; the Waters and Berans, Of the
Eastern Shore of Nd; the Townsends, Of
Little Rock, Ark; the Mitchells, of Ga; and
the Handys, of Washington, D. c., they be,
ing descendants in direct line from the
same Corbins. It would give the newspapers
a deal of space and troublesome inquiries i
the Corbins or somebody else were fortunate
ly in possession of the prize. By the way,
we see it announced that another estate, val
ned at two millions of pounds sterling, has
been left in England, to which the heirs Of
Thomas Follansbee are entitled. A number
Of those claiming TO be his heifs have al
ready held meeting at West Newburg,
Mass, and resolved to raise money to send
an agent TO England to look into the matter.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

IMPBEssMEET T.-Since the declaration Of
war BY England, the British sailors and sea-
menin American service have become alarmed
by reports that they will be pressed into the
service Of their mother country. The British
Consuls, both at New Orleans and Mobile.
have issued circulars in reference to the mat
ter disavowing any intention of the kind by
Her Majestys government. This is wise
precaution.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

idcnt viii send a war message TO Congress
for the necessary supplies and Cuba viii be
taken without recourse to fllibusterism."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-05-24

On petition Of sundry citizens praying for
road from Addison BuTrus' 10 intersect the Wicks-
burg road, one or one aud a half miles below
Cullens Pond, il is ordered by the Board that
NJ G. Chestham, Nixon Russell, Y. g. Bovard,
e. Russell, Hampton Cox, J. J. Purvis, end Jno.
Everett. be and they are hereby appointed Com
missioners TO meet al The residence Of Addison
Bunus, on Saturday, the 9th day Of May inst,
and proceed to mark. review and lay out said
road, and report to this Board al its next meet
ing.
On petition of william Pickett ani others 20
abolish road No. z from john ~ Hendricks 20
The Moore's Ferry road, at the corner of TIL
Vaughn's Madely place, after full hearing of lhe
case, il was ordered that the prayer Of said pc
tiion be refused, and that the said Pickett OH ap-
plication, be allowed two gates.
M. W. Friley, Hampton Cox. Elijah Russell
Addison Burrus, and r. p. Frazer, having been
returned duty elected Trustees Of Schools and
School lands ID Township H. Range one West
appeared in open Court and took The oath pre-
scribed by law.
On the evidence Of Seabofn Collins, tits ore
dered by The Court that 81 rs be allowed j. G..
Collins for tax errOneously assessed end collec-
ted on one pistol in 1852.
Ordered that tie Board adjourn until to-mor-
row morning O'Clock
J. J. NICHE, President
Board Police YazoO County.