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STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,
In cAoneery Court Of said Gdusty TO September
term, 4. d. 1880.
Iohn 1Zu-ra- ali

In chaneery Court Of said oousty 10 Spsembes
terra, a. d. 1880.
John N. Sumner, complainant
Martin Gordon and his heirs, and ell
persons interested, defendants.
To Martin Gordon and his unknown heirs, and
to all persons interested In the following lands,
lying and being in said State and County, 70 Wit:
The east half Of northwest quarter and east
half Of southwest quarter, and northwest quarter
Of southeast quarter section u. township 4 range
T. east containing in all about 200 acres. You are
hereby notified that said complainant hath fled
his bill in the Chancery Court Of said county, to
confirm his tar title 70 said land, acquired By vir
the Of tax sale Of said land, made BY the Tax
Collector of said county, on the 9Th day Of April,
A. D. 1855, and unless yoa appear and plead
answer or demur to eomplsinants said bill, on or
before the third Monday in September next, the
same and all the allegations therein contained viii
be taken for confessed, and decree entered up
according to the prayer thereof and the act Of the
LegisIature, approved the 10th Of February, 1859.
4. dANGUM, JK., Clerk.
VIII. HARDY, Solicitor. July24-3od
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Rank Treason to the South!

The Memphis Avalanche keeps the follow
ing paragraph standing in capitals at the head
of its editorial columns. Although it has
been standing there for several days. we have
seen no denial OF it from Mr. Etheridgc or
his friends. What difference is there between
Etheridge, the Representative elected BY the
Bell men ofthe 9th District, and Abe Lincoln,
fr5m this revelation Southerners, freerien
of Tennessee, read read!
WE UNDERSTAND THAT THE HON
EMERSON ETHEREDGE MADE A
SPEECH AT DRESDEN. TENN, DUR
ING WHICH HE READ THE BLACK
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM, AND ASK
ED If THERE WAS ANY MAN ''HERI
WHO COULD FIND FAULT WITH IT
| HE FURTHER SAID THAT THE ELEC
TTON OF LINCOLN ON THAT PLAT
| FORM WOULD GIVE: PEACE TO TIL
| COUNTRY, WHILST BREcKINRIDGE'
| ELECTION WOULD DISSOLVE TIL
| UNION.
MR.. ETHERIDGE is FOR BELL AM
J EVERETT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JOHN j. PETFUs, Gossraor Of tie State Of Aissis-
sippi. To ths Skerif Of the County Of - and
2 &1te aforesaid, GREETING ~ IS ztlss4
UTHEREAS, the first Monday in October, A. D.
w 1860, Is the day appointed by law for hold
ing an election In this State, and Whefe cas- It il
made my dnty TO issue writ requiring you to hold
the said election at the time and place appointed
No... aeyetors, I, JoHx j, PErrus, Governor Of
the ststs Of Mississippi, DO issue this, my writ,
requiring you 10 hold IN slsction at the several
prscincts in your County, on the FIRST Monday in
October, 4. b. 1850, for the following officers to
serve for the time specified BY law, 10 wit:
One Judge Of the High Court Of Errors and Ap-
psals, for the ist. Judicial District;
= ons Judge Of the Probate Court;
One Clerk Of tho Probate Court
One Clerk Of the Circuit Court;
One Sheriff &
One County Treasurer;
One Ooanty Surveyor;
Five msmbefs of the Board Of Police, and such
Constables and Justices Of the Peace "a the Law
requires. 80
IL he saiai slsssion, you win notice and carry
ont al the acquisitions Of Law, and make your
returns dnly a thereby prescribed.
/ aIYBH under my hand and the Greai
i. 3. {Seai Of the State Of Mississippi, hereunt<
--rS zEsxed q the City of jackson, this, tht
| llth dAyof August 4. D. 1850. g
/ By the Hoyerpor; JOHN J.PETTUS.
i G, a. BRpEaHEE, Secretary Of State.
Aug. II sVo-tE.
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JACKSON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80 1860
DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.
AUDlTOH OfFIOE,
Tn.I-no. MI. I'll fVAh F10Rl

jackson, Miss, July 1lth, 1850.
VSHE following described lands in the county of
4 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. /,
sec. 9, arts. 45 and as, page 50.
ntviatnn af Ganf;a1
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: REMARKABLE DEMoeRATIc GAIN IN NoRTH
CARoLINA-MR. SmTH's DIsrRIcT CoMPLETE-
LIZ REvoLUTIoNIzED.--In 1859, Hon. w. N.
Il. Smith, (who narrowly escaped the Speak
ership last session. was elected to Congress
from the First District Of North Carolina, by
ola ma jority. At the Governors election
last month, tho District was completely revo-
lutonized, Ellis having carried it by 81 ma
iority. The change is significant.
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Aue u ,s0-v4t.
STATE OF MIsSIsSIPPIl n Ch.n..- C.,--..

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,l In Chaneey Court
| NEsHoBA CoURTY. ! Sept Term, D 1860.
WS0 all persons claiming or having any interest
Il either legal equitable in the lands hsreinAf-
ter described at the time the same were sold for
for taxes, and all such other persons Is may be
| interested therein:
Whereas have filed my bill in the Chancery
Court Of Neshoba County, State of Mississippi, to
have perfected my title to the South-haf Of section
tuenty-nine, township ten, range twelve, East, in
said County, said tract Of land was sold and con-
yeyed by W Boydston, Tax Collector of said
| County to james L Backstrom and Little Berry
Austell on the 9Th day of March, A, D. 1843, fol
the taxes due thereon for the year 1S42, assessed
against William Dowsings, and Afterwards solo
and conveyed by said Backstrom and Austeli to me
You are therefore notified, TO be, and appear II
| v.sd -CAnrt at the Courthouse of said County, OF
the 3rd Monday in September next, and show eaas,
against said tax title, and why my title to sait
| lands should not be confirmed.
Au1 % '60-W4t. JBPAYEE,
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N oTICF r.

R.Ssars RaSlaers o. Leevee Scrip Of Funica. Coahoma
r, sshington, and Issaqusns eounties
s,r;o NJ ~ hereby notified TO present the Lsxe<
sions,. s.e ~ you, 70 the Board Of Leyse Commis
day u y .ae state Of Mississippi before the rsl
s;as,aon endorsement and ssaline Il -
titsa Provisions Of the 4th section Of an aet en-.
es-.s;. An eet to provide for the indebtedosss d
D;...;an counties Of the Mississippi River Leyee
Approved February I6th, 1850.
]. L. ALCORN,
frentiss, Mas Julv sRa a..
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SYN O r SIS e 2
mn THE pREsIDENT'S PROCLAMATION,
No. s5s, DATED 1rs5r e, 1850,

n a " = - . azssa
IL orders publie sales in the Territory q Kansas
. ieiiS -. Land oaes 81 junction City On ne 81
A. ~ Iueust nsxt, Of forty townships sad pafti
.< se~nsh5ps hsrstoforo nnofsrsd, IN tbs eounttsi
of Msrsbaif and Washineten. -. ....
A. ~ Land Once at Junction CITY, en ne W.
a.1 - Engust next, Of thirty three townships
heretofore unvasrsd, in the counties o. Clsy ana
At - Lana once 81 Junotien oityS ths ,oil
dsy of eeptslnbsr next, ct thirsTsfo4f key
and frastis1al 4oNnships, herstofore nnoA4sa z
De eoallss5 81 wise And Butler. -. q. q,
At the Lad once - Fort scefss % re y; =
day Of August nsxt; Of twsnty-hve 80 -.
parts Of townships, heretofore nnonerssses ~
counties Of Auaerson, Cefee, Madison, 40 49,
The lands viz v offered with the usuHi exeeP
tions Of school sections, g., ke. Il
The sales ufl b ke@t epsn until me ianas ~
AL offered uhish p . - scconplishsd N1fhis W.
weeks, and ne IanEe<, n1i 10 private entry q hny
Of the lands vii be admitted until after the exp
ration Of the tHo ussks
Pfe-empuon eiaiA2nts ers required 70 establisL
their claims e tie eaii1l<esicn 81 tie proper keS
ister And tecetscEs nd make payment for ~
gams on 81 bslcr1 t1s d. ! arrseinted for N
eommsnaem.nt g lhe pqklis 49,. otherviss theil
eiains vii Be forfestsd. ss''-- !.
Jaly2s ,6o-N 81 J0S. 4. wIfeoE.
Commissionex e lie GsnSr.i + ! y .S2seos
GENEnAL Lam ogReI., 5sss =. lsso.
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TRUsTEFss SALE.

DI virtve Of deed Of trust made and execu-
ID ted to me on the 23d day Of December, A. d.
1858, BY W. T. Holland and 8. Holland, his wife,
to secure John K. Hall, Agent and Attorney for
Mrs, Margaret 4. Renfroe, 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 q, pages 678 and
67s-I win, on Saturday the 29th day of Septem-
ber 1860, sell 70 the highest bidder for cash, at
public oatcry at the front door Of the Capitol, in
the city Of jackson.
A Negro Man named Anthony,
of black complexion, now aged about z8 years
to pay the balance duo under said deed Of trust 70
Margaret A Renfroe. The title is believed TO be
good and indisputsbie but shall convey no other
than that vested in me By the said deed Of trust.
JOHN 4. V0IGT, Trustee.
August L Is6o-u6H
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DELINQUENT TAx.LANDs.

jackson, Miss, July llth, 1850. {
VTVHE following described lands In the county Of
Il Hancock, delinquent for nom payment Of taxes
of 1856, will be subject to entry or purchase ct
this oce after sixty days from the date hereof by
any citizen of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands are delinquent, and allcosts
to the State, with damages and subsequent taxes
accrued. See Revised Codeo Of Mississippi, chap. /,
sec. ., arts. IS and 46, page 81.
l Lot in Shieldsboro, assessed to +. A. Netto.
l Lot in Shieldsboro, assessed to Barnard.
l Lot in Shieldsboro, assessed 10 Sarah Jirck.
80 acres of Land, assessed to Samuel Hays.
80 acres of Land, assessed to Charles Necaise.
Lot assessed to Est. j. B. Lancier.
Also, the following lots delinquent for non-pay-
ment Of Taxes Of 1855, viz:
l Lot in Sheldsboro, assessed TO John Culbertson.
l Lot in Shieldsbofo, assessed to o.; Carr.
Lot in Shieidsboro, assessed to Catharine Dyers.
Lot in Shieidsboro, assessed to Elizabeth McRae.
40 acres assessed to VIM. Favre.
As acres assessed to Garcia Necaise's Estate.
Z. r. BURT,
July II '60-60d. Auditor Of Pub. Acct's.
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AN OLD MISSIsSIPPIAN

OF We are indebted to Mr. Carlisle ofthe
News Depot, for copy of the N. Y. Weekly
Herald Of the 11th inst, containing large
mass Of political and general intelligence.
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OPINIONS OF Mn DousLAs on SLAvRRF. s.
The Dubuque Herald, whose editor was
the recipient Of Mr.. Douglas letter prescribing
the platform ON which he would aeceps '''s
nomination of the Charleston eonventi0n'
and may therefore be looked upon as an a.
tborized exponen. of the views Of that gentle
man, quotes his deearaaioo 'as' ne I'D not
..ra go vvhetber slavery was voted down or so-
TAD tad nm . and adds the following explicit com
mentary:
not believe in the justice 9r S esy my q srh;b sss
tle e;t;-an G of non-siayeholding State, be Is
6,nd sr,1i n honor in good faith, and BY his Off
ciaI O oath, not to NEEDLE with, but leave it 70
Ts ..;,or;es where it exists. # he were citi-
~, ~, ~ ! territory his voice would be beard
aS.oeatirg AZ - the erection. Of . tree State"
A..
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Gov. GIsT. OF SoUTH CARoLIgA.-The
Fairfield Herald, in speaking Of Gov. Gist's
remarks at thel close of the review in that
district, says:
In concluding his remarks, the Governor
dwelt at some length upon the political aspect
of the country. He regarded the election of
Lincoln as more than probable, in which event
he counselled separate State action at any and
every hazard, as the last alternative for our
salvation; and felt satisfied that the brigade
which he had the pleasure to review would
nobly respond to their country's call, should
her institutions be so assailed. He closed
amid great applause.
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OF The CONSTITUTION AND THE EoUAL1-
TY OF THE STATES THESE ARE SYMBOLS OF
EVERLASTING UNION. LET THESE BE THE
RALLY1NG CRIES OF THE PEoPLE.-J. G. BREoK-
INRIpGE.
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Pine Grove Water Cure and Hygienic
Institute.

A LARGE and commodous Water Cure Infrmary
n has been opened ut Raymond, for the recep-
tion and treatment Of acute and every variety Of
chronic diseases. The location Is delightful one,
in beautiful grove, high, airy and Ssslthy, one
milefrom the Court House, where 1t Is at all times
quiet and free from dust. Especial attention given
to the management Of every variety offemale af-
ections. For particulars apply for our circular
or address 81. 5. WISE, II. D.,
August --H Raymond, Miss.
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Public Speaking.

Livingston Minis and D. o. Aerwin, candi-
dates for Presidential Electors, in behalf of
the Democratic and Opposition parties. re-
spectively, for the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict will address the people at the following
nlooou and t;Ynac
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TRnsTEE,s SALE,

DY Virtue Of . deed of Trust made by W. l.
ID Purdom, dated 23Fd Of March, 1857 70 me ..
Trustee, TO secure 70 Thomas helm, certain debts
therein named. IsiIl, On the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1885, before the front door Of the State House.
in the city Of Jackson, sell at public auction,
the highest bidder, for cash. al and singuler, the
presses, types, eases, and printing materials. and
fixtures at the date Of aid Deed Of Trust, known
and used a. those whereby. and with which the
Newspaper then known - the sFlag Of the Union"
was then printed together with everything then
belonging or eppsrtaining thereto; 90 far IS they
may come to my hands. they being now in the
ofice Of the aEagle Of the South"
Aug IL i60-tis. d. SHELTON. Truestee.
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Hootland's u Balsamic Cordial

Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, bronchitis. Influenza,
Group, Pneumonia, Ineipient Consumption.
and has performed the most astonishing ever known
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
As Diarhna Cordial it is unequalled PRICE, rs cents
per bottle.
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q. Il. BUK2,
July IL '60-60d. 8ud of Pub Aect,s

STATE OF MISSISSIPPIL* In ehaneery Court,
NEsHoBA COUNTY. Sept term, A. D. 1860.
TNO all persons claiming q having any interest.
l. either legal or squitable b the lands hereinaf
terdescrbed and aIlsuch persons may be interes-
| ted therein:
Whereas, have filed my bill in the Chancery
Court Of Neshobs County, State of Mississippi,
to have perfected my title to the Eorth-half of the
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 James
Backstron, Little Berry Austell, and John T
Heath, on the 10th day Of July, ls43, for thetaxes
due thereon, for the year 1912, assessed against
Thacker w Winter and d Hardeman, afterwards
Heath by deed released his interest therein 70 said
Backstrom and Austell, and they sold and conveyed
| said land to me. =
You are therefore notified, 10 be, and appear
in said Court at the Courthouse in said County on
the 3rd Monday in September next, and show cause
against said tax title and why my title to said
| land should not be confirmed.
+ BENAJAH WILLIAMSON.
t0a--AK
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BLACK REPUBLICAN, Booth.
the fugitive slave rescuer, who at Milwaukee
recently escaped from tho custody OF the
United States Marshall, stands in open de-
fiance Of the law, and is publicly sustained by
his sympathizers. Since his escape he Iectured
at Ripton, Wis, where the following incident
occurred '
ale announced during his remarks that
there was Marshal in the room, and desired
him to come forward and arrest him. Upon
this, it is stated, Deputy Marshal McCarty, of
Fond du Lac, stepped forward and presented
a writ. The excitement was immt nse, about
a hundred men cryingout kill him. hustle
him out" &c. McCarty had his clothing
nearly all torn off. No shots were fred, al
thoushreyolEers and bowie knives were ham
died carelessly. On Sunday Booth lectured
in the grove, great excitement attending the
speech, but no more attempts at rescue" +.
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Lunar and Coal Oil, and Lamp Depot.
4 LL the varieties of Lunar Lamps, Globes,
n Chimneys, Wicks, Trimmers, Shades, Tin Oil
Cans Of all sizes, and afull supply Of Lunar, and
the best quality Of Breckenridge Coal Oil, always
on hand at March go. B. A. SMITHS.
WICK ER HOUSE AT SUMMIT, MISS.
IlyHE undersigned having leased Of the proprie-
III tor, for fve years, the pusperty heretofore
known as the Sumnit Hotel, opposite the Depots,
has thoroughly furnished the same with new furni-
ture Of every description. He is prepared to &C.
comlRodate about seventy-fvo persons. His SER
wants are experienced in their vocation, attentive
and polite His table Is at oil times furnished with
tbe most savory viands, which the markets Of the
s5;aoent country, and thatof New Orleans affords.
The travelling public are invited to call and Judge
for themselves. y. y. WlCkER.
Summit March 80 '69--tf.
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U. 8. MARSH AIS SALE.

MsliA1 Currisr & sherwood, To ssysn-
n Fax Der Term,
VIM. B. Shersr. 1850.
DY Virtue Of the above stated writ Of Fieri Fa-
ID eias to me directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Southern Dis-
trict Of Mississippi, win sell, at Public Auction
70 the highest bidder fer cash, on the 1st Monday
the 3rd day of Septsnber, 1860, before the Statl
House door, in the city Of jackson, county Of Hnds
Statsof Mississippi, within the hours prescribed
By Law, the following described property, to-uit;
One negro man, named Horace, about 90 year
old levied on a. the property Of W: B: Shsarer
and will be sold to sstisfy the shove stated case
and al costs. RICHARD Gkiffidh
Marshal Southern Dist. Mississippi.
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! DEIIN0UENTI lTax-LANDs.

jackson, Miss, July 1lth, 1860. !
fEyHB following described lands in the county Of
III Tippah, dsiinquent for non-paymentof taxes
of viii be subject TO entry or purchases at thii
once. after sixty days from the date hereof BY ans
kcitzeu Of this State, upon payment Of smonnt fol
whfch said Iands are delinquent and all costs x
~ Sac. With damages and subsequent taxes &C.
| ernsd. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, chap.
ssc. ., arts. z5 and q, pags 81.
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LEGAL NoTIeEs


nY,:as' = store House Il rerry,s DeDos.
"a. zsrsnes Hi...s,.,s - a5eoass Court q
Ges,si.a lsseA instant ~ s,ss..;e.ss - =
ssasss ri; \. ne minor hairs Of james Biocf. A.
aszs !. r, T.h On Monday the srd day Of sspssaSsr S
psbIis os.e,1 e pspot IN Binds County, sell st
rl s,tsts is = .as highest bidder, the following
D.s mont by geo fsss dssn .;soasss eosas4sanI1g =
IS Tsiae g ne \; q. n. Railresi.- n $500.
s2;eS ,5p 2, ksnee l, west, in Hinds Cosntv =.
T..ssf .esfe l. 2 new Store House. 49, W
tseIvs - ~, q salz -ons.half Cash--othsr h.lf
god s,es-;sa efsoit; Parehaser 70 give note and
jan. 70 ,sa-.. cATHARIEE BLOCK,
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ExeCut0r59 11fes ~. 2. J.
DY Virtue Of IN order Of the Probate Court Of
u Kinds county, made st the July Term lsee,
the underlined Executrix and Exscutors Of the
estate Of c. 8 Tarplsy, deceased, viii sell e pub
lie auction, in opt of the Capitol N the City q
jackson, enc negro man named Jesse, aged about
IS Years Ssid sale to be on . credit Of tgelve
months. Notes with spproved securities viii -
-.' EW TARPLEY, Exseuzix.
sIMMs, Exscutors.
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OLD LAWRENCE FOREVER A friend writes
up from Brookhaven
Old Lawrence will poll at the Election
about one thousand votes ; nine hundred of
which will be for Breckenridge and Lane, if
not more. We have large club at this place,
and are up and doing.
OF We call special attention to the card Of
E. D. Downs & Co., cotton factors and COM
mission merchants, New Orleans, in this NOR
nine's issue.
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Lot 4, sqnare 22, Houston.
FraeI square 29, Houston.
Lots and 2, 0kslons.
Lot Is, W u, IA, Okalona.
And E Il, Lot Is, 0kalona.
E Il, Lot IA, 0kalona.
E (, Lot Is, 0kalona.
AND II feet Lot Ii, 0kalona.
Lot II, less II feet. 0kalona.
Lot IS, 0kalona.
Lot 80, 0kalona.
Lot IS north side, main st, 0kalona.
Part lot 1, south side, 0kalona.
Lot 6, south side, 0kalona.
Lot . and II, south side, Okalona.
Lot 10 and IL, south side, 0kalona.
Lot 20, south side, Okslous.
Il, lot 81, south side, Okalona.
Lot "a, south side, 0kalona.
Lot IS and %, south side, OkalOna.
Lot q, north side, main St, 0kalona.
Part lot 1.
w. side, lot q, south side, Okalona.
Lots 3, 4, 5, Sparta. 8
=. R. BURT, /.
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THE GRAND RALLY AT PoRT GIBSON
There was glorious rally of the Democracy
of Claiborne at Port Gibson on Saturday last
1t was addressed by Gov. Pettus, Hon. j. ]
McRae, Attorney General Wharton, ant
Hons. C. E. Hooker and j. B. Chrisman-s
splendid array Of talent. If our most relia'
BILE information is not at fault, old Claiborne
will roll up decided majority for the Demo
cratic standard bearers.
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DELINQUENr TAx-LANDs.

jackson, Miss, July 1lth, 1885,
TUyHE following described lands IN the County OF
IL Holmes. delinquent for non-paymsnt Of Taxes
| of 1856 will be subject to entry or purchase at
this office after sixty days from the date hereof, o
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
accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. !,
sec 9, arts. IS and 46, page 50.
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TutJ n OVu. - N---------- y : =
DELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.

DELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
jackson, Miss, July 18th, 1860.
THE following described lands, in the county OF
Issaquena, Delinquent for non-payment OF tax
es of 1851 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
accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap J.,
sec Q, arts As and 46, page 81.