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Supervisors and Justices.

Supervisors and Justices.
we are indebted to the poiteness of SPENCER
ELLSWORTH. Esq editor of the Elkader Adrocate)
for the following lit of Supervisors and Justices elect
ed for Clayton county. Nov 9th, 1860. The politics
of the Justices is not named sa lr-~~.. ..-.H .
MENDoN -snperyisor. Robert Grant dem Justices
Downing Baugh and Dennis Wall
REaD--Superv.. II, S, Gilbert dem Justi,e r.
Ilagensick. =
GIAnD--superv., Daniel Dougherty, dem; Justices.
Guy Wiisley and james Tapler.
iIGHLAND--supcrv, Daniel Lowe, Rep; Justice,
O. r. Paige.
t MA RIO. P. M. Rounds, Rep; Justice
GRAND MEADow--Superv., =. G. Bailey. Req:
H. ). McLe!and and J. l.. Gray.
Ora Bond - ',E'# a7 w ~
MILLvILLE--Superv., Phillip Hunter, dem: Jus
tces, Vincent Harris and John V. Pace.
BuENA VIsTA--superv., Wm. e. stoddard, Rep {:
Justice, VIM. G. Stoddard
box EEEK--Superv., Geo. l.. Peck Rem: Justices
s. Ii. Iiysham aud IL N Jones
CAss--superv Samuel G Chase, Rep; Justices
A. NJ Renwick and John Crook.
JEFF EHHnN--Super Ebenezer Wood, Republican;
Geo A. Soetz. Clemens Schwaller and Henry A viii
GARNAvILL"--snperv, J. G. Mol,r,nan, Repub.;
Jn,tiees, ). H. Neitert and Geo. " Beach.
Randall ana r. r. Some.
foLoA--superv:, Martin CARRIER, Rep; Justices,
Daniel Joseph and Henry jacobs.
CLAYToN--SupeIv.. Frank Smith, Rcp.: Justices
Il. W. Ia, jacobs and ElIinre Prescott.
"AoNER--superv., Ezra Molluck, Rep; Justice
Warren Hunt. f'
sPEhRY-Superv., Alvah Bevns, DEM; Justices
r. Norton and 5. Young -
MALLoRY-Superv., X. d. Fenniken den: Jus
Justice, John II Bowman and James Mcdowell
BoAnDMaN--superv., Buell. Knapp, dem j Justices.
J. W. Libby andC. w Richardson : n !
sfARmEhsBuRG--Superv., o. W.. Crazy, Rcpub
Justices, Norman Hamilton, ". G. Crary and Oh as
Watkins.
MoNoNA--Superviser P. p. olmstead, Republican;
Justices, Ira p Winters, A. b. Bars and George r.
Waugh. ,e~ ~
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Gifts.
We hear occasionally of persons buying
books Of Evans, in Philadelphia, and draw
ing fine prizes; it may be to their interest
to learn that CoLBY, Of Randolph street,
Chicago, has very large stock of Books
which he sells at regular prices and sends
also prize corresponding with the number
Of the Book purchased. There is no use
in going or sending 500 miles to get a book
and gold watch (probably) for one dollar
You can just as well get it in Chicago by
applying to Colby by letter and enclosing
your Illinois money. We have dealt with
him repeatedly and never failed to get a
present of greater value than the money We
expended. Try him one time.
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bogus. ~ ~sasf tE @.tI.t.
1t is told MS by q. reliable man atAnt n ma
chine has recently been cast at Thompson 4
Keen's Foundry, North McGregor, which is
suspected to be designed for Bogus maxi
ing. Thompson & Keen cast the machine
or dies for the purpose Gas represented to
them) of cutting acashers to wagon wheel
The casting was delayed some time, owing
to the sickness of Mr.. Keen, and the ma
chine was called for by four different men,
all strangers hereabouts. When furnished
it was placed in a two horse wagon and
covered with blanket An acquaintance
Of ours raised the blanket to look at it and
was sharply reproved by the owner for
meddling with the business of others. A
gentleman of this town of high respecta
bility gave the order to Mr.. Keen for the
work and as this gentleman is incapable of
being identified with criminal movement,
he owes it to himself to let the public know
something about this singular transaction.
Washers are bought now in our Hardware
stores for less than the iron would cost in
this country! aH @
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The JAcK-KNIFE ARTIsr.-John Muir,
who, with jack-knile, whitfield out that
ingenious wooden clock which took a pre-
MUM at the State Fair, and which may
now be seen at Giles jewelry store, in this
place, has just invented a bcdstead that
beats the ice boat ''all holler." II attach
ed by strings and levers to an alarm clock,
which, at any hour you set it, will strike a
match and light the lamp, pull pin out Of
the bedstead by which lever is moved,
and you find yourself thrown out of bed
feet foremost. 1t is a great invention
Pr. du Chen Leader. 5a AZ 3
We are growing afraid Of MUIR. This
thing of inyenting beds that have the
mechanical life to throw fellow on the
floor If cold morning is pushing the joke
too far. What won't he invent next?
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Congress.

Congress. rrecFN3aegE hair '.aH@
Mr.. Clingmnn made a cool, peaceable speech.
MIR. lverson went crazy on the subject and talk
ed of welcoming Abolition myrmidoms with
bloody hands to hospitable graves" Mr.. Crit.
tenden rebukcd him at once. Mr.. Douglas
looked sour, and said nothing at the time tho
he reproved 1verson a day or two afterwards
In the House a committee of one from each
State t33 in alD is appointed to consider the
state of the Union, and report amendments to
the Constitution if necessary. Mr.. Corwin is
chairman Of this committee. Mr.. Hawkins, of
Florida, declined to serve on it. The commit.
tee will report very soon as the crisis is immi
ncnt. Mr.. Cocbrane. Of New York, appealed
most eloquently to Hawkins in behalf of our
present Union The President is assured
that South Carolina will not interfere with the
collection OF revenue ut Charleston. Every
plan proposed at Washington for healing the
breach between the States looks to the entire
sinking of the radical Republicans of the N nth
below low water mark, never to be regarded
again except as the enemies of their country.
Tine sentiments which elected Mr.. Lincoln are
already virtually abandoned, and the truth of
Democratic prediction is thus verified, even be-
tore the new Administration hasshown its hand.
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THANKSGIVING.
The Locals Of the Milwaukee offices had
an elegant time over dinner got up at the
Walker House, now proprietorcd by Col.
Bentley. Charley Wright Of the Ners,
delivered regular Address and it was a
good one, barrin the frequent and Aattering
compliments paid to the DscI for getting
up or furnishing cause for local items, such
as rapes, murders, riots, fights, ETC., etc.
A tip-top poem illustrating the usefulness
of local editors, was delivered by A.. G.
Wheeler of the Sentinel Speeches were
made by Burdick of the Free Democrat,
James Ross, Esq, Of the Madison Patriot,
Ga guest,) Otterbourg of the 4tlas, Ger
man, Graham of the Wisconsin, Godfrey,
the commercial editor of the Meas, Potter
of the Wisconsin, and Mr.. Feize Of the
Democrat The speeches are all first rate
we had no idea that an editor could make
speech worth shucks but hereafter let it
be remembered that however modest or in
capable other editors are, the Milwaukee
I vi
boys Of the local corps are regular Clays
and Pat Henry's when occasion requires.
Many of the toasts were good. We sub
join few: -. ~.
The ..Local Hens'-It aggrandizes every
worthy object except the Local who writes
[ it. ea3a 81 .1=@e@ A2s.a"
1Noahs Dore-Thc first "Rcportcr" in
the post-deluvian world.
The Star Spaagled Ba,ner--It has room
for more stars--may they never be less.
!, The american Eogle--He perches on
higher trees than the Palmetto and is death
| on Snakes. -. 4fgs ~ a..g ~. ..ue., ~ .r.
An ear Of Corn--the magic wand that
wakes civilization in the wilderness The
key that unlocks the repositories of western
| wealth. s..s. a~..... L..
IAS Newspaper Column-The strongest
Column in the Temple of Freedom.
The Scissors--The Editors most cutting
article. a19F = fz*a''T - s+L5- - ss1
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T. A. Moore the able and genteibanly
local of the Lacrosse Democrat has retired
from that concern because he had not mon
eyj enough to take hand with Brick
The people of Lacrosse will miss Moore
seriously. We wish him and his talented
lady a hundred years of public and private
appreciation. If they get this they will
never lack for friends. . ~
Daniel Mapcs, Of GAINESVILLE, is under
arrest for poisoning his wife. A daughter Of
Is is also held to answer for participating
in the unnatural deed.
The Madison Argss is enlarged; from
its nattery of Old Abe we should not be at
all surprised IL it got the printing OF the
Post Office Lettings under the Administers
ton. Elias knoweth the surface of baked
dough whereon concentrated cream is
spread. The Argus is an excellent news
paper. 80.
The Rockford Standard is now the pro-
perty OF Rowe, Fox & Co. 1t will change
its Democracy for an Independent position
and daily will shortly be issued. This
will kill the paper and the Register will
write its obituary. Dailies in small towns
are the Scyllas (if not sillies) which swallow
printers. ri
The repeal Of the Personal Liberty Bill
in Vermont failed and the Legislature ad-
journed. The vote for Repeal was 33 De-
mocrats and 25 Republicans for it and 125
Republicans against it. Thus endcth the
first lesson. raa# arrse~ -.s 81.
Gov. Wise is suffering for fight with
somebody. HIS late letters and speeches
are awfully belligerent. Bombastes, in the
play, was lamb to him. Ea 3
The 8 years stay law Of Minnesota is
pronounced unconstitutional by the lead
ing judges Of the state in cases that have
come before them.
Miss Betsey Hartwcll, of Westminster,
MASSACHUSETTS, is so years old; it is stated
that she has 6ottomed 400 chairs in the
past year. The old maiden must have
moved round considerably.
The GAINESVILLE Democrat is sold to a Mr..
Mann who viii turn it's face towards Lin
coin and call it Republican. This seems
like strange time to join the Republican
church but there is no accounting for
tastes. .rs. -
''Brick" and the Milwaukee, Local editors
are loving one another now much after the
style Of feline and canine. "They say"
Brick is smutty in his references to them.
This is ners probably but it does not excite
much remark on the Mississippi We have
not read the belligcrent exchanges with
sufficient closcness to decide which is the
worst. One of the boys is (W)right, we
know.
Some shallow pates of the north talk
Of putting duty on cotton as scare to
The south. Perhaps New England will ad-
vocatc duty on the air they breathe and
live by. Cotton is at home in any part of
world
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MARRIED.

On Nov. 2sth by the Rev. A. II. Walters, JOHNSON
J. STARKsto EMILY D. WISTERs, all OF Madison,
Wisconsin.
This fine old Bach has gone the way Of all tho EARTH
He wa recently elected Treasurer of Dane county
and the prospect of having trouble satisfy the large
family he has to deal WITH has doubtless induced him
to take partner in TO tighten the load Well, JOHN
sing, we are glad you Treasurer becaase we may
get strapped at your place some time or other; we
are glad you are married. because the ASSOCIATION
with good wife will make you happy that will
have difficulty IN getting drafts cashed your
office. Good luck and interesting lot OF responsi.
bilitieS
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with You.

Aword with You. 80
Ny numerous friends have been so kind
as to favor me with 50 large share Of their
patronage the past fall, that in order to keep
up my Stock found it necessary to 60 to
New York the second time for Goods l
happened there just in the height Of the
panic when goods were sold At Q great sac
riice, and by taking advantage Of tho de-
preston in the market ] am enabled to Of.
fer my Iowa customers GREAT BARGAINS. IN
~ Call and see. b, assssres !. "a. .a
ID er-Ese Il. G. IIANNAHS, sE
East Public Square, McGrcgor. "r
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McGregor Church DIRECTORY.

Observation-Disclosures at 10 l-2. A. M and 7
p. M every sabbath Prayer meetings, Tuesday
evening. Rev. 8. P. SLOAN, Pastor.
Observation-Disclosures at 10 l-2, A. NJ and p NJ,
every sabbath Prayer meeting, Thursday evening
Class meeting Tuesday evening. Rev MIR. BRUNsoN,
Pastor.
BAPTIsT--Services at 10 IL A. NJ, and 7 p NJ .
every Sabbath at Kennedys Hall. Prayer meeting
Tuesday evening. Rev Mr.. MOORE, Pastor.
CATHoLIc--Rev. RICHARD NAeLR and Rev P.
McGUiNNEss. Preaching every alternate Sabbath at
10 l-2, A. ~.
Sabbath Schools are held by the Congregation alists
and BaptistS at the Congregational church, in the
name of a "Union School" BY the Methodists at
their church on Ann street. Choir recita tons on
Saturday evenings. Rs
10 an OF these churches. strangers and others are
cordially and freely invited to seats
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N0TICE

THE next regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors
L Of the McGregor Branch Of the State Bank Of
Iowa, will be held at their Banking House, in Nc
regor, on the first Monday OF January 1851, at two
o'clock p. N. Also At the same place, and on the
same day, At three o'clock, r. n, the first regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF said Branch
Bank will be held for the purpose Of eecting Board
of Directors for the ensuing year at which meeting
all the stockholders are requested to be present.
q. G. LEE, Cashier. II. Y. CARTER, Pres't.
December 10. 1860
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District Court Clayton Co,satH.

State Ct lo,ca, Clayton County.
Asa ivcach against Isaac Harrison, e. aI--Jansafy
Tern, A. A. 1861.
To Isaac Harrison, Crosby. Hanscoms i Co. ana G..
G. Cleghorn:
VOU are hereby notified that on or before the first
day Of January. 1861. there will be on fle in the
ONCE Of the clerk of thu District Court of Clayton
county Iowa. petition of Asa veaeh claiming of you
the foreclosure OF mortgage and that unless you sp
pear thereto and defend before of the second DAY
ct the January term, 1861, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon In sa id
petition prayed for. ASA vEACfI, PpR
dedl2 By BAUcH & SroNHMAN. Atty's,
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To Consumptives.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by Very simple remedy, after having su-
Tered several years with lung aec ton, and
that dread disease Consumpton--is anxious to make
krown to his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrition used Gree of chage) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure CURE Fo. Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
DC. The only object OF the advertiser in sendg the
Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he cenceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliamsburgh,
Bee. 5, lSsOm3 Kings county, New Y ork.
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GoDEY.-The Lady's Book for January
is rich in illustration and reading matter.
This is the commencement Of anew volume
and it is good time to subscribe. Send
us $500 and We will write to Cooley for
the Book The regular price is Three
Dollars. 5000 sl ao5 aa#a @IE@ 1895 &534 IVY
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DissOl luton.

TIME firm of Merrill L Barron Is this day dissolved
i by mutual consent. The Arm will continue
business The next so days. for the purpose Of sci.
ling of their large and valuable stock, and collecting
their debts.
All indebted to the above firm, are called upon to
PAY IMMEDIATELY. MERRILL q BARRON
=. S.-The above firm propose to sell their beauti
full stock Of CARPETING at COST. Also, close
of a lot Of CROCkERY WARE for about ONE
HALF THE COST.
McGIegor. December IL, 1860.
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New Advertisements.
See Ifannahs' Columns,

The Advertisement Of Misses Clark d Baird.
Original Notice. j . [E@- E#B ' #
Paulus Fishers Liquor Card.
Election OF Bank Directors
Dissolution of Merrill Il B ,lron.
Sleigh Shoes, C. Williams. e.. ,..,..-,
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yuNWO TON Of SLEIGH SHOES on hand, which vii
be sold very low for Ready Pay. Call soon At
the Pioneer Hardware Store. y. WILLIAMS.
Mc0regor, December Is, 1860.
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Millinery,

Millinery.
As the holidays are ut hand and the ladies are
supplied with bonnsts propose to do family sewing
ais make eloaks, dresses, shirts, vests, &C. hc
I'd MISSES CLARK 4 BAIRD.
Nicer ecor. Dec 10
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The PrOspccf.

We are asked daily and hourly "what is
the prospcct!' "When will our business
affairs improve?' "Where is the panic to
end?'
In reply we say, that nobody knows. No
such case was ever before the world until
now and it is not possible to make a scnsi-
bic guess at the result. That portion of
the states will sccede is evident. That i'm
mediately after the initial movent of seces-
sion they will come together again each Sec
ton securing the other in every right which
the prese mt Constitution, by letter or plain
implication requires, we most devoutly
hope. The mere separation Of the north
:snd the south might be got along with, but
as the New York World (Rep.) remarks,
"this is not the end. The east and the
west would soon separate, d Pacific Repub-
lie would surely be built up" and presently
we should become a set Of little nations,
each wrangling with the other and almost
as respectable on the map of the world as
the petty Duchies of Old Germany.
Radicalism North and Radicalism South
must be driven back to the He'll whence it
came or the doom of this people is written.
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ELKADER.-By . letter from the County
Seat we have the melancholy intelligence
that Scarlet Fever is raging to fearful ex.
tent in that place. Within the month Of
December there have already died two Of
the children Of DR.. Warner, one Of Bucl
Knapp and one Of Esq Sncdiger, and
many more are sick. We suppose scarlet
Fever and the modern disease, Dipthcria, to
be nearly identical ..
lEszdous AcclDEsr.--Mr. Boyd, Of Ma
tional, informs us that Richard Arblc Of
that vicinity met with dreadful accident
On Monday. Hswas hunting with 3 dou.
bIsbarreltsd ride; be bad woundeds deer
and WAS rsloAding one barrel The losaed
barrel was cooked and in loading the other
il went Of, shooting him through the wrist
OF IT, hight hand and carrying finger of
The Isik His right hAnd i probsbly ruined.
Men viii Mt fvks sufficient care 10 hand.
lsng firearms.
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COM nj Il K CIAL.s
McGregor Wholesale Market.

- WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL, 1860.
T Corrected ,yeskty By HOFFMAN BENTONG CO.
Wholesale Groeers and Drugzists.l
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ITlcHu VI OURS says SAc WOuu IidVc Oecu
charming wife for the past 55 years!
Mary Smith, of Newbury, Nd, lost the
heart Of her lover, arose in the night, went
to the railroad, laid down on the track and
had her head cut off.
Mr.. Griffin, Of Newbern, N. c., called on
DR. Robinson to prescribe for dog; DIR. R.
prescribed pistol ball through the head Of
his friend. The DR.. was drunk and thought
Griffin meant to insult him.
A lady in Albany drowned herself be-
cause her big ugly man wouldn't give her
some money. She, served the monster
right.
A New York paper tells Of woman in
the suburbs of that city who became o
| mother, was married and died, all in twelve
hours. I
| The Marshals Of South Carolina refuse
to return the census report to the Fedora
! Bureau.
An Ex-Governor Of Maryland has retired
to q hermitage in the woods, resolved Il
dwell in poverty and with nature alone.
Jas. +. Newell, Of Norfolk, Virginia, &C
cidentally shot his little pet ola daughte
4 few weeks since. He is now maniac.
Garibaldi was candle maker Of State,
Island for three years. He has been light
ing up Italy pretty well lately.
Chief Justice Marshall died in 1885. Nj
fancy succeeded him.
/ Why is Thanksgiving always appointe'
on Thursday? -
/ Manchester is . larger city than Liver
| pool. Paris has 500 newspapers. Forty
two are political.
4 A calnphene lamp in San Francisco bles
up house, killed all the family and burn
up the furniture. One Of the Aladdi,
lamps, for power ~ 7s az
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THE lEU NISLR WHITE aLHuR NGl,Gi

~ s'tnnted immtlialpl, 0n lie banks OF IN,
Y beautiful stream, IN titles canut,. vlrgni.
about twtnt,.tvo milr. from the ,inn,coms,,
Whi,' nnd The yellow sulphur springs md ab,u,
eight miles from Tie celebrated Salt Pond or Noun
tain lake.
There will BE- a comfortable iaily .,aee from
Montgomery white and Yellow, and o tr, week,
from New River Springs. connecting at dis
t1ut House uih the line to The Ied, Sal, III
White Sulphur Springs.
Psrtirs wishing ~ ysi, Salt Pond or NounialA
iasr will hnj ccnstani .onveyHnre- therstn.
Post rfcr address, 81 sglestoa's Springs, ,il~
fountt. Virginia. WM. L~ooLksTpN.
June y, lNO0. % Proprietor
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Nrw Nonk, july > The nitrl States
mal steamship Alriitic, Capt j. J. COM.
.tork arrived Al this por, on saturday FROM
%lla,tc.
llAyrg. June 20. The cotton market
generally dull.
Adyicrs received from Palermo state thnt
Gen. Garibalil issued n decree on the 18th
for II levy Of men, to be- furhi he'd Tor roh.
srriptions.
A ii patch from Vienna states that Ans.
,ria will 500 he enabled to bring 100000
troops into the field.
The Senate in Madrid refused to receive
tho manifesto Of Don Juan proclaimlug
himself riehtfal heir to the throne Of
Spain.
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Anottrlos BinLgs.-Quitc m excite.
men, prevailed lately a, Henderson. Texas,
owing TO the sale there by book agent Of
several copies cf the Cottage Bible. rhi.
edition Of the Bible was prepared for tbs
press by an Abclitionis,. II has copious
notes, whenever these notes can be made IL
bear on the slavery question, and they ar,
evidently No, fitted for the South. IN,
agent vas required to take back all III,
copies he had sold, and leave Tor the North
nj once.
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ARRIVAL or THE OVERLAND MAIL.

The overland mail arrived a, Springfield,
Mo-, IN route for 81. LOUIS, with San Fran.
cisco dates to the 18th ult.
The troubles with the Indians have
ceased.
The pony express will be ro-establishci
Immediately.
Judge David $. Terry will probably b.
acquitted.
The Oregon State election was regarded
NJ doubtful.
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Guardians Sale Of Lands.

10y VIRTUE d a decree u the Probate Cgar.
ID " PnnnlA County. Stat. " Mississippi,
made a, lhe Juns Term. A. ID. 1900. thereof, ths
undersigned guardian VI the estate of Laura A..
and susan J. koot, viii, On Monday, tho 9TH d.,
u Aaru.t, l,9j, sell at public auction to ibs
highest bidder, on n credit, une-h,li due The first
Of January, ls6l, the o,h.r half til, lir.t oil Janu.
ary, 1862, al the door of the Court llou.v Of saii
County. between the hours prescribed By law, all
the following lands situated, lying and being In
said County. to wit, the north fractional hail II
sec,ion Eleven (lll, Township Nine (9), Range
Eight 90, West, .novn u. the land belonging to
the heirs Of joel A.. Root, deceased. Said hand
will be sold subjec, To the lien prescribed by stat.
ute, and the purchaser or purchasers thereof will
b, required 10 give bond or beads for tho sum Or
GUNS bid. With approved security, payable as
above limited.
| j. ". .TLANToN.
Guardian, etc. d.
juno 10. 1910. atli :