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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-05

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,t In Chaneery Court,
NEsHoBA COUNTY. ! Sept term, A. d, 1860
FAo ALI persons claiming or having any interest
i either legal equitable, in the lands hereinaf
terdescribed, and persons as may be interes
tod therein
Whereas, have filed my bill ii the Chsncery
Court Of Neshoba County, State Of Mississippi
to have perfected my title to the North half Of dc
northeast quarter, of section nineteen, township
ten, range twelve, East, in said county and STATE
said tract of land was sold and conveyed BY B W
Boydston, Tax Collector Of said County, to Jane.
Backstrom, Little Berry Austell, and John Z
Heath, on the 10th day Of July, ls43 for the u
due thereon, for the year lS42, assessed again Il
Thacker W Winter and d Hardeman, afterwardl
Heath by deed released his interest therein to said
Backstrom and Austell, and they sold and conyeyej
said land to me.
You are therefore notified, to be, and appeal
in said Court at the Courthouse in said County OF
the 3rd Monday in September next, and show eaus
against said tax title, and why my title to .sait
land should not be confirmed.
BENAJAH WILLIAMSON.
Auo % s0O-w4k
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S1eS1F1cANr.-A California correspondent
of the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer writes
thus of the state of politics inthatState
The respective friends Of Doaglas and
Breckinridge are exceedingly active and they
have succeeded in dividing the comnonalty OF
their party by sectional line. ~. Northern
men haze ranged Themselves on m s'de oet
Douglas, sOhize those Of Southern 0sra eagerly
embrace the cause Of Breckinrtd@'
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OF The Democracy of Rankin are having
"a good time" On last Monday (Circuit
Court day. they were refreshed by an elo-
quent speech from Capt. Estelle-on Friday
night C. E. Hooker, Esq, who always speaks
well and eloquently, will address the Breck-
inridge and Lane Club at Brandon-and on
Wednesday night the same Club will be ad-
dressed by w. H. Hardy, Esq, of Raleigh,
one Of the most talented young men of the
State.
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DEATH OF Ex-MAYoR FoLKs.--Hon Miles
c. Folks, died at his residence in this city,
yesterday morning. at 10 O'Clock Mr. Folks
was one of the earliest settlers upon the Wal
nut Hills, and has spent his whole life in our
midst. He has frequently bean honored by
his fellow-citizens with various marks ofpub-
lie confidence, and filed for number Of years
the post Of Mayor Of the dty.- EckaGrq
Whig.
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DELINQUENT TAx.LANDS.
Aun4wnRsa 0RrfaR


-. jackson, Miss, July 1lth, 1850.
YyHE following described lands in the county Of
u Hancock, delinquent for nom payment Of taxes
Of 1855, will be subject to entry or purchase al
this ocs after sixty days from the date hereof BY
any citizen Of this Stats, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands are delinquent and ell costs
70 the State, With damages and subsequent taxes
sccrusd. See Revised Code Of Mississippi chap. /,
sec. ., arts. - and 46, page 81.
l Lot In shieldsboro, assessed to =. A. Netto.
l Lot in Shisldsboro, assessed to Barnard.
Lotin shieldsboro, assessed to Sarah Jirck.
se aeres Of Land, assessed to Samuel Hays.
50 aeres Of Land, assessed TO Charles Necaise.
Los assessed 20 Est. ]. B. Lsncier.
Also, the following lots delinquent for non-pay-
mentef Taxes Of 1855, Wis:
Lot IN shisldsboro, assessed to John Culbcrtson.
! Lot In Hhieldsharo, assessed 10 O. Carr.
Lot n ehisidsboro, assessed 10 Catharine Dyers.
Lottn ekisidgbcre, assessed TO Elizabeth McHas.
4e aeres assessed b Wm. Rsgre.
- acrss assssssd 70 Garcia Nscaise's Estate.
=. 3. BURT,
July II 'es-eod. Auditor Of Pub. Aoot's.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

=
JOHN. PETTUH Gossrnor ef DE ssass o. Msssis-
sipps. To he Sheriff Of The County Of - and
State aforesaid, GEEEfIEG
ENTHEREAS, the first Monday in October, A. D
w 1859, is the day appointed by law for hold
ing an election in this State, and Whereas it il
made my duty to issue writ requiring you to hold
the said election at the time and place appointed
| bY Law;
NosO, tGsrsfore, /, JOIN ]. PETrus, Governor Of
the State of Mississippi, do issue this, my writ,
precincts In your County, on the first Monday in
October, A. b. 1850, for the following officers to
serve for the time specified By law, 70 wit:
One Judge Of the High Court Of Errors and Ap-
peaIs, for the 1st. Judicial District;
One Judge of the Probate Court;
One Clerk Of the Probate Court;
One Clerk Of the Circuit Court;
One Sheriff;
One Tax Assessor
One Coroner;
One County Treasurer;
One County Surveyors;
One Ranger;
Five members Of the Board of Police, and such
Constables and justices Of the Peace as the Law
requires.
At the said election, you will notice and carry
ont all the requisitions Of Law, and make your
returns duly as thereby prescribed.
GIVEN under my hand and the Great
L. s. Seal of the State Of Mississippi, hereunto
- afixed at the City Of jackson, this, the
1Ith day Of August A. D. 1850.
By the Governor: JOHN J. PETTUS.
G. A. BEoUGHER, Secretary Of State.
Aug. II '60-t 3.
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ANOTHER STRONG MAN OUT FOR BREcKrN.
RIDGE AND LANE.-We learn from the Dav
Book that Thomas H. Seymour, tho brave
Colonel Of the ninth regiment in the Mexican
war, late Minister to Russia, and late Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor Of Connecticut
Coming within fiye hundred votes of CARRYING
the State) has announced himselffor Breckin.
ridge and Lane. Col Seymour was at one
time Governor Of Connecticut, and is TO-DAY
one Of the most popular Democrats in the
North.
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pafsuanee to adecrse in the Chsncery Court
= OF Kinds County, Mississippi, for District No.
4, dated on the 9Th June, 1s6 wherein ID. e.
Burns, ct 81 are eomplainants, and A. b. Dinkins,
Guardian, st ais afe defendants, in which the un-
dersigned was appointed Commissioner. shall
9ner at public le, the premises, in the City Of
Jaekson, on Monday, the frat day Of October next,
the property known IS the Mansion House premises
lying in jackson, and being the whole Of lot num-
per one, and - feet OF Of the west end Of lot num-
Der eight, all in fractional square number two
south; and at the same time and place, shall offer
st public sale forty acres Of land lying In Rankin
County, Mississippi, near the city Of Jackson, and
known as the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter, Of section fourteen, township i've.
range one, east, ION which there ID . dwelling
house, together with al and singuler the appur-
tenances Belonging 10 the said two lots Of land.
The said property will be sold separately aud
one half tbs purchase money payable IN three,
and the other half In six months from the day Of
sale. The purchaser or purchasers giving ap-
proved notes TO be surrendered up with the title
deeds, on The payment thereof.
The title is believed 20 be good, but shall only
convey such title rs is vested in me By the said
decree. v. F.ELLI0Tf,
Tuf-
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STATE OF MIssIssIPPI, !
NRsHoBA CouNTr.
At Chaacsry Raiss before de Cgerk, Asg. 6fh, 1850
'''' =; s.. "-' Bln % Perfect Lana riu...

~.
Al CAa.esrz Raiss before de cserE, Aug. sth, 1850
jesse 9; "'H'' sm . r..s.s. Lana ria..
"7HERAS, lessee G. Warren, has fIed his bill
w in the Chaaesry Court Of Noshohs county
praying for confirmation Of his title 70 the Wesi
half Of the northeast qusftsf, q section four
township ten, Of rangs thirtssn, sast situated In
Geshoba county, which said land was sold for the
taxes due thereon, by Robert B. Kirkland, Sheriff
and fax Collector Of Esshebs county, in the year
wood, and purchased b enc b Simmons, and
whereas, the ssid 81 3 Siumons sold and conveyed
said lands . Jeremiah Pilgrim end Jarvis Scale,
who sold and eonvsyed tha same 10 lessee G War
rem, who has dlsd his bin praying e3mfmation Of
his title as alorssAid, ID The Chancsry Court Of
Neshoba county s.
It 10 therefore ordered, that noties Of the psn-
dency Of this suit be giFen By publination in
the eAississippian1 publshsd in the city Of Jack
son, and BY posting ct the Court House door, in
~ town Of Philsdsphia, for thirty days 70 Thos.
fna an interest," either Legal equitable, In said
iands st the time the same was sold for the taxes
1us 70 be and appear st the next term Of the Cham
rarT Court 70 Sc held ct the Court House in the
so9n of PkiIsdslphis, on the 3rd Monday Of Sep
tsu,ber, 1850, and show esnse, Il they can, why
nd claimants title sheli not Be confirmed, or the
sane will BE- duly pexfscsed seeordng @ the prsyel
= .t.tnte nnds and provided IN sach casss.
n & fnrthsr ordered, that this order bepabished
a above for and during the tsrm Of thirty days.
GryrH unAsf my hand and seal Of said
s Court, at PHILADELPHIA, this the 9Th day
- Of August A. D. 1866.
9. 8. CROCKETT, Clerk,
.uu Is s6o-usw.. 3 u ROSS, D. C.
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VOL. XVIII.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


JOHN. PETTUS Governor Of tie State Of M.ss's'
sippi. 10 the Sheriff Of - County, ukEs1tss ssa.
" HEREAS, Tuesday next after the mrs. s.
w Monday in the month Of November, IN tns
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight nunarso
and sixty, being the sixth day Of the saia month
is the time appointed by Law for holding an eiee-
tion ia this State for seven Electors 70 vese ioi
President and -Prssidento Of the United oeetes
Of America; and whereas, it Is my duty to issue
writ of election, requiring you 70 hold tne eiec'0n
at the time and place appointed BY Lay;
No.o, therefore, ], JOHN J. PErTUs, Governor o.
the State OF Mississippi do issue THIS my Wr', TO
curing you to hold an election at the several pre-
cints in your County, on Tuesday next; after the
first Monday in the month Of November, a. ".
1885, for the election Of Electors TO vote ior
President and Vice President Of the United states
of America; and I do moreover enJoin IL upon
you, to conduct said election in all respects con-
form ably to Law, and make due returns thereof TO
the Secretary Of State.
GIVEN under my hand, and the Great
L 5. Seal of the State Of Mississippi, hereun-
- to affixed, at the City of Jackson, this the
11th day Of August, A. d. 1850. -
By the Governor: JOHN j. PEfTUS.
CA. BRoUeHER, Secretary Of State.
August Il i60-tE. .sz.
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o. Gov. Letcher, of Virginia has closed a
contract with Messrs. Joseph R. Anderson &
Co., of the Tredegar Work, at Richmond, to
fit up the new State Armory of Virginia with
sufficient machinery for manufacturing an
nually five thousand rifed muskets' the en-
tire contract to be completed at cost to the
State Of 10000.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY Virtue of . deed of Trust made by W. A
ID Purdon, dated 23rd Of March, 1857 70 me Is
Trustees. to secure 10 Thomas Hahn, certain debts
therein named. / Ivi1i, On the 26th day Of Septem-
be- 1862 before the front door Of the State House,
in the city Of Jackson sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder for cash, all and singuler, the
presses, types, cases, and printing materials, and
fixtures at the date Of said Deed Of Trust, known
and used as thoss whereby, and with which the
ssWspaper then known - the AFlag OF the Union
was then printed; together with everything then
belonging or appsrtaining thereto; 90 far a. they
may come TO my hands, they being now in the
ofice Of the sEagis Of the South"
Aug IL '60-tds. D. SHELTON, Truestee.
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THE CRoPs IN CHIcHAsAw.-Since om
last issue several Of our largest planters have
told us they will not make half crops this
year, and the belief is now general that the
cotton crop of this county will fall off ono
half Corn enough to keek things aTye will bs
made, and that's all--Hoaston Petrei.
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POPULATION OF THE UNIoN.-From the
census returns already received at Washing
ton, it is expected that the population of the
United States will be about thirty-two mil
lions, or one-third more than the population
in 1850.
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DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING AND BARBECUE
AT YAzoo CrTY.-The Democracy of Yazoo
propose holding grand Mass Meeting on
Thursday the 9Th, at Yazoo City.
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WITHDRAWAL OF SAM HoUsToN. - Gen.
Houston has issued brief letter addressed
"To my friends in the United States" with
drawing his name from the list of Presiden-
tial candidates. He declines to express any
opinion in favor of either Of the candidates
opposed 10 Mr.. Lincoln.
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Question-Who settled in Kansas, conscien-
ciously opposed to slavery, with view to
better his condition, and witnessed all that
transpired there ?
Ans,oer-John Brown, who diedat Charles
town, Virginia.
QueStiOn.-Who voted against the rule to
exclude Abolition petition from the House of
Representatives.
AnsDer.-JoHN BELL John Quincy Adams,
Tom. Corwin, and others.
Qaestion.-Who said: "Sir, if any should
now desire to know my poor opinion upon
the proper mode discriminating this (Mexican)
war; say to them, make the best treaty with
any existing government you can. If you
must have the territories OF New Mexico and
California, get session of them; if you can
not do that come back to the Rio Grande, to
the boundary you claim title to, and thus saVe
your honor ~
Ans.oer.-JoM BELL.
Question.-Who said in his speech in the
Senate "My advice is, stop the war Flee
the country as you would city doomed to
destruction by fire from Heaven?
Anstcer--JoHN BELL.
Qttestioa.-Who said +: 81 fully concurred
in the main line Of argument in Mr.. Summers
speech" in the Senate on the Kansas bill, and
for which Brooks caned him.
.Anscer.-Edward Everett. II
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DELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.
ArDIm0pSc 0prnAu

Jackson, Miss, July Ilth, 1850. {
YHE following described lands in the county Of
Il Calhoun, delinquent for non-payment Of taxes
of 1857 will be subject to entry purchase at this
Office after sixty days from the date hereof by any
citizen of this State, upon payment of amount for
which said lands are delinquent, and all costs to
the State, with damages and subsequent Taxes ac-
crued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. l,
sec. 9, arts. As and 46, page 50.
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDs.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

jackson, Miss, July 1lth, 1850.
HNHE following described lands in the county of
4 Tippah, delinquent for non-psyment Of taxes
of 1885, will be subject to entry purchase at this
Office, after sixty days from the date hereof BY any
citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amonnt for
which said lands are delinquent and all costs to
the State, with damages and subsequent taxes &C
crued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. 1,
sec. 9, arts. 45 and 46, page 80.
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A Political Catechism Worth Studying

Question-Who said in speech in the
United States Senate
"Had 1 been conscientiously opposed to
slavery and had settled in Kansas with a view
to better my condition, and witnessed the
outrages said to have been committed by the
citizens of Missouri on the rights of the free
State inhabitants, and had l felt my neck
CALLED by the yoke of a usurped government
and had lost all hope of relief from any quar-
ter-if resistance to such oppression be treason
so HELP ME GoD l WOULD HAVE BEEN a
TRAITOR ?'' -
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MAJOR GENERAL.-It will be seen by refer
ence to another column, that c. A. Rice, of
Raymond, is announced as candidate for
Major General of this division.
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APPOINTMENT OF SUBJ -ELEcToRs.-Gr
q. Chandler of Clarke County, and c. J. Jen-
nings Of Jasper-by order of the Democratic
Executive Committee.
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Lunar and Coal @, and Lamp Depot.
III. the yarietiss os<Lunar Lamps, Globes,
"a. Chimnsys, Wicks, rriAmsrs, Shades, Tin OH
Cans Of ail sises, and full supply Of Lunar, and
ne best quality Of Breckenridge Coal on, always
On hsnd st March $3.50. 3. a. SMITHS,
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TRUaTEEsS SALE:

DY virtTe Of deed Of trust made and execu-
ted to me on the 23d day Of December, A. d.
1858, BY W. 7. Holland and 3. Holland, his wife,
to secure John K. Hall, Agent and Attorney for
Mrs. Margaret a. Rsnfroe, the sum OF money
therein named and interest thereon, which deed is
recorded in the Probate Court Of Kinds county, In
Record Book Of Deeds Number %, pages 67S and
679-I win, on Saturday the cath day Of ssptem-
bsr ls6e ssll 70 the Highest bidder for cash, ct
public o1tcry at the front door Of the Capitol, IN
the city Of jackson,
ANegro Man named Anthony,
Of black complexion, now aged about . years
to pay the balance due under said deed o. trust 70
Margaret A Rsnfroe. The title is believed 10 be
good and indisputabls, but shall convey NO other
than that vested in ne by the said deed Of trust.
JOHN A. Y0IGT, Trustee.
Au0uzk l. 1s6o-v6u
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DELINQUENT TAXsLANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
jackson, Miss, July 18th, 1850. {
THE following described lands, in the county Of
il Issaquena, delinquent for non-payment of tax
Is Of 1857, will be subject to entry purchase, at
this oce after sixty daysfrom the date hereof, by
any eitizen of this State, upon payment of amount
for which said lands are delinquent and all costs
TO the State, with damages and subsequent taxes
accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, chap l,
sec 9, arts 45 and 70, page 81.
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

jackson, Miss., July 1lth, 1880. !
HyHE following described lands in the county of
u Chicksssw. delinqusnt for non-payment Of
Taxes Of 1851, win be subject to entry purchase
at this oce after sxty days from the date hereof,
by any citizen of this State, upon payment of
amount for which said lands are delinquent, and
all costs 10 the State with damages and subsequent
Taxes accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi,
chap. ! sec. .. arts. - and 46, page 50:
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Exacutar,s Sal,

Executors Sale.
2DT Virtue Of An order Of the Probate Court Of
u Kinds county, made - the July Term 1880,
the undersigned kxecutrix snd Executors of the
estate Of @. s. Tarplsy, deceased. will sell at pub
jackson, one negro man named Jesse, aged about
% years. Said sale to be on . credit Of twelve
months. Notes with approved securities will be
required Of the purchaser.
EW TARPLEY, Executrix.
isAsc seaHSi Hull, Executions.
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FROM ARKANsAs.-A correspondent at Fort
Smith, writes: "With rare exceptions, we
are all for Breckenridge and Lane here.n
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Walker in Central America.

The capture of Truxillo by Gen. Walker.
''the ''grey-eyed man of destiny" is an
nounced. Truxillo is a port of Honduras on
the Caribbean sea-has harbor defended by
several forts, and contains about 5000 inhab-
itants. The town was taken by the sudden
ness of the assault, and the fact that the fill
buster SHIPS passed the forts as regular peace
full traders. Gen. Walker evidently has
friends in Honduras, and is said to have con-
federates among the Hondurean troops. His
expedition consisted of ninety men, and five
hundred others are said to be ut Ruatan,
awaiting an opportunity of joining him.
The New York Sun says Of Ruatan:
Honduras offers an inviting field for filibus-
tering enterprise. 1t has an area Of nearly
90, 600 square miles, and population num-
bering over 100000. The climate, especially
in the interior, is salubrions, and its mineral
wealth, comprising gold, silver, lead, copper,
and some of the precious stones, is very con
siderable. Its extensive forests furnish some
o. the finest timber, such as mahogany and
cedar, for export. 1t also contains numerous
fertile valleys, and abounds in cattle. which
are slaughtered by the inhabitants for food.
The government Of Honduras is Republican.
1t has a Legislative Chamber and a Senate,
the members of which are elected By the peo-
pie. The two chambers elect tho President
There is, so far as we know, no tdiscontent
with the government among the people, and
they are enjoying greater degree ot comfort
than the inhabitants of any other Central
American State.
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o. s. MARsHAL,s SALE.

Of MsssissigPi.
Mslius currisr : shsfreod, To To- Mcssn- %.
VIM. B. sh.arsr. 1850.
DY Virtus Of the above stated writ Of ffers fd-
ID eias TO me- directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of the United Ststss for the Southsrn Dis
trict Of Miuiesippi viii SAIL at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, the Ist Monday,
the 3rd day Of September, 1860, before the State
Ststeof Mississippi, within the hours prescribed
by saw, the following described property, to-wit:
One negro man, named Horace, about 90 years
old levied on as the property Of w: b: Shearer,
and will be sold to sstisfy the above stated case,
and all costs. RICHARD GRIFFITH,
Marshal Southern Dist. Mississippi.
An1 NJ S6n-W3w
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DiUCk u OUutn DdIDM.
Lot 8 and Z, block IL, south Salem.
Lots ], 2, 8, 2, 10, IL, block IA, south Salem.
Block 10, south Salem.
Block %, south Salem.
Blocks 81, 80, SO, "a, 80, AZ, south Salem.
Lots II, 13, 20, north Salem.
Blocks So and So, south Salem.
Lots 4, 5, Z, and 8, Block 10, Salem.
Z part, Is feet, Lot /, Block Salem.
e. R. BURT,
July III '60-6od. Aud. of Pub. Acct's
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THE CASxSs N A1AnA,IA.--The State
Rights Advocate published at Troy, tAla.,,,
saysfthat Col shorter, the Breckenridge can
.Ssidate for elector in tho End District, informs
the editor chat in the five counties through
which he has recently passed, % Elector. viz
Barbour Henry, Dale, Coffee and COvingtOn,
he did not meet single Douglas man, except
. ,,,,,,,o ,.,tlensaa from Troy. He represents
the BeIl cause in those counties as not much
better Hurrah for the Second !"
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDS.
AUDIToR's OFFICE,

jackson, Miss, July 11th, 1860. I
NHE following described lands in the County oi
Il Holmes, delinquent for non-paymsnt of Tsxss
Of 1856 viii be subject 70 entry or purchase at
this once, after sixty days from the date hereof by
any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands are delinquent and eli costs
TO the State, with damages and subsequent Taxes
accrued See Revised Code Of Mississippi, chap. l.
ese O. arts Is and 46 mage 81.
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