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DY virtue and in pursuance Of decree
b of the Probate Court Of Jasper Coun-
~ made al the last January term thereof.
Il. ID. 1861, the undersigned, Guardian Of
the nersous and estates of the minor heirs
of Joseph DANIEL. deceased. viii, on
Monday. the lst day q April, 1861, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, proceed
T. seIl "a the town o. Quitnan. IN Clark
County. at public auction % the highest
bidder. on q credit Of twelve months from
the day 81 sale, the following described
reai estate ii said county. to-wit: " of
W. NJ Of " and S 2 3 Of y
W and = w Z Of n " Z % Sec. T. in
Township n. Of Range II F. Said lands
nlli be sold subject 70 the lien prescribed
- the statute and the purchaser viii be
required 70 give note with good security
l0f che purchase money payable in twelve
months from the day Of sale.
EMILY WADE, Guardian.
Feb. -. 1861. l9-Jt
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WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
w were granted TO the undersigned
90 the january term Of the Probate Court
of Wayne County, Miss, on the estate Of
JOHN J. l.. HORNE. deceased. notice is
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against said estate to present them, duly
protated. within the time allowed by law.
or they Will be barred and all persons
indebted TO the said decedent. are required
60 come forward and make immediate pay
mcut. JNO. n. HORNE, Admir-.
JAM 30. lSGl lott
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EAAA4AEa
DT Nrtue az an order of the Prch.4,
l Court of Newton couky. Nississfrr5
alade at the January Tern. ls6l. there,f
che uuders5eued Adminitrator az tha =
tate 1l Eleatcr Nelssn. gccased. VII :,
MONDAY thc -5tl dsy of March ncxt. q
tween the hours of Z ociocE ll tha -.
nogn. and o'cloclS in tls Afternoon Of -
day. at the Court Hous door In Paul -
in Jasper county, eGpoe Tor sale AZ ~
auction 60 the hiehesthidder. on a -.
of ten months from tle day Of nid s-
ali OF the Real estate oi said deoe,lers
Jasper county. IN sai4 State tosit Tfat
Of S. =. I ol y. T. & nd the n 3ofs r
Sec sQ, Township Range rs, East IS
appertalnanoes th0sto belonging. M
purchasers of SAID feal estate viii t,
luired 60 give cones with good aud ar..i.
secarity, payahle il ten months from ~.
q sale. iaf ne uurrhase moaeF.
JONATHAN D. PARKFn
Admini
Fsh. l1ih, 1851,
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James j. shannon, Admir-.
~. q "a.

We = i4s
john Hodges, ct al
nY girtue Of the above stated f. "a 70 me
.i-.s r..s s'sl'i iis.rs-s. Afnn4laT- thG 18th
OF Jasper Jounty,1 IN front Of ~, -
of the Court Hous- ry5T-Fi tlsfs-2E
ding. in said County and State. betFeen
The usnal hours Of sale. offer for sale a.
public out cry, for cash. the following de-
scribed property towit: A negro woman
named Milley, ofyell0w complexion. aged
about thirty-hVe years n negro girl named
Mary. Of yellow complexion. AGED about
three years. and one negro boy named
VIII. Of yellow complexion. aged about
seven years. levied ou a. the property of
the aboye named defendant. John Hodges.
20 satisfy the above stated f fa and others
IN ms bands. against sad defendants and
al costs.
l.. B. LASSITER,
Sheriff Of Jasper County
Fob. %. It6t. lg-lt
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The state OF Mississippi,

NEWTON COUNTY.
To Jane Gray. and her husband. James
". Gray Of the State Of Texas, and ali
Others interested IN the settlement Of
the estate Of JOHN MCDOWELL, de-
ceased
v OU are hereby cited TO be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Newton
County, Mississippi. on or before the third
Monday in April next. then and there 10
show cause II any you can why the final
account Of A. Russell, Administrator on
said decedent's estate. should not be
allowed as q fnal settlement, 6e-
Issued and given under my
fSEAL. 1hand and seal Of Office. March
1851.
JAS. A. WARE, Clerk.
March s. 1851, 2I-5t
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PAULDING, MISSISi


rTTFRS Of Administrator on t1e So
49, ~ WI. WATTS. deceased. we're
-l---,te,l = 10 the undersigned " the Pro
5ste Court of Clarke County, Mississ1pps,' s
:. - November term thereof, A. D. lste-
- therefore. al persons having claims
-.',..,.- -,o, ,be estate Of said deeedent, are
- ,,otitied 10 have them duly prooa-
ts5 within the time limited ~ law o. they
viii be barred .-,rr.rr 49,
March s, ISL
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March l. 1861.

- Notice.
indebted to thee nd5ersigned, wi
4%reesssq & filVe faHe 1aH gwen MI isrss sssIe =
am comp elled TO collect NJ G. Turner /
is my authorized agent to settle my bust |
ness when l am absent.
w. II. TURNER,
Etehoma, Jasper County, Miss.
Nov. 2S, 1860. 7-6m
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J B. Turner to use on
W H. Turner,
Alias h

]. B. Turner to use of
". II. Turner.
VS.. AZ.
Gabriel Mohett. NAi'A' y "a
Administrator Of
T. Shelby. deceased.
nH virtue Of the above stated Il IA. to
ID me directed, ! will on Monday the 25th
day Of March next. dc being the first day
of the March term Of the Circuit Court OF
jasper county, State of Mississippi.l in
front Of the door Of the Court House in
thc town Of Paulding in said county and
State, between the usual hours OF sale
offer for sale at public out cry to the
highest bidder for cash. the following lot
or parcel Of land described as follows to-
llg.jit lg.jt Tar ~ flV0y4 OF S. =. 4 and n. +. of
/ II. 10 East. and tfss-s. w. !. Sec. 81 T.
s. f. Z Of n. L. Sec. t. Pet y, Z. and
situated in the comfy OF Jasper Hest,
on as the property OF LOVIC SHELBY,
deceased TO satisfy the above stated Fl ia.
Ina my hands and al costs.
L. b. LASSITER,
Sheriff Of Jasper county.
Feb. ed. ls6ts-A fS-4t
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Kennedy & Nevill, J
SIS. Ncudi.
Em. Iawless ct al.
Uf virtue Of the above stated vendi 20
III nae directed, viii on Monday the 2jth
day of March next, tit being the first day
oi the next March term 0f the Circuit
Court of Jasper county. Miss in front Of
thedoor of the Court House in the town Of
Pauiding in said county and State be-
tween the usual hours of sale, offer for
sale al public out Cry for cash. the follow
ing described lot or parcel OF lands
to-wit The y. W. OF S. w. Of Sec.
g. r. = 3. T. East. situated in the
county of jasper. levied on a. the
property Of the above named defendant
WILLIAM LAWLESS, 10 satisfy the
above stated yendi in my hands and all
costs.
J.. =. LASSITER,
Sheriff Of Jasper County.
Feb ~. 1s6L 1911
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The ancient and honorable order OF
the Sons Of Malta which is represented
as being ancient because the memory Of
man knoweth not it's origin, and honor
able because the great and wise of every
age have been numbered with its hrm and
steadiast supporters" came to a complete.
il not in glorious end this forenoon. Tho
furniture Of Pro Patria Lodge, the largest,
most thoroughly equipped, and most
famous in the United States, was sold at
auction, undar mortgage, at IL o'clock,
together with all the regalia and warlike
implements, which seem to have entered
largely into the initiatory services of this
mystic brotherhood.
The sale occurred in the lodge-room, .
spacious hall at Sl4 broadway, the first
floor from the roof a.ld fifth from the
earth. The hall was fitted up in \ pecu-
liar style OF elegance. The door was
richly carpeted and tho room was sur
rounded by long sofas, while the walls
were decorated with twenty-knights Ia
armor, with tapestry, and with the Ted
cross of st. John, which appears 10 have
been the symbol Of the order.
The articles sold were classified as fol-
lows LIST, the useful I'd, the instrument
tai 7; Sd, the ornamental and mystical.--
Under the first head. were sold the sofas,
chairs, carpets, &c., one of the carpets
containing three hundred yards. and SELL
ing for seyentyy-five cents the ward, half
what il cost. Under the second head
were sold an Alexandra organ. which was
started az $50, and sold at 500. Also.
Chinese gong, which the "brothcrs assert
was formerly owned by thgss g'',-,s. .:'.' ,
Chow, and which brough~,s - ~. 2 49,.
naaraa ffs, f...Yese.a4 n.I -
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pOOkS AND sTATIOEERT--slizs=l
1ga1r ana -esa0l bouk- uf every ttesz=irtsca -
sae Use e Ae41e1uies and schaois. Also = -. -
rsiy e C1p Vote sd Lettsr Papsr- sser4 al GO
FsHs, slullls- 4cs iaks, - k,ndsi I1E ssaz-is Ee
Rruzsss N.yIss lsss. ~ y
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Hard Times Outdone.
LET The SOUTH Build Up InE SOUTH!
sa1O 900 worth Of FARMS and
--Nr1 TOTS

- r-isz- Tsa-ss-, ~ Vir-inia- fCuipepeI ocrn-
1 3, ~ ~ ~ divided arnon- f1-ll -iaiss-ll
-. rfif--errsh daF of prl letl- aita7-4a Pc
feu dciars eaeas one -llf cql. ~ tLse - ~ -
~ fsaei Every subscriber VII ef 2 ~ d-.--
Fsrrss rariasr in Tslue From SIC % 1-a+
fssa~aaHaa slsi $50 aias ~ -
crease n az Faue OF Ntle ,sisl eal n sI.s
apEzazsaf tcs4 F-isse 1Gs1as.
be given ior the fIlt.IfM perfarr-s.--. =
and promises. = foalfsssF-
~ aale Agents are ssIltea TO Obtain
whom the liberai .lu-r,,ef a,cEl1erS
Some A-enss nrite thar ler are fseisf-r e gwen
per month For il3 Elteilars. S-iHser- . toliass
cies. SC afpie 90 r. d ms Asan 7
Pert EFal Caroline - yhk
orto J. q. BLACKWELL. x Aa.
-h- Smith Co.,
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WHEREAS letters of administration with
In the will annexed. were granted to the
undersigned, at the January term Of the
Probate Court of Wayne County. Missis-
sippi ON the estate of WILLIAM G..
HORNE deceased, notice IS hereby given
Co an persons having claims against said
estate 90 present them duly probated with
n thc time allowed by law. or they will ~
barred. and all persons indebted 20 q 4
said estate are requested to come forWa.
and make immediate payment
JNO. II. HORNE
Administrator with the wall annexe
Ian $40 f~GA 1Rl
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A priest. proceeding 70 the chapel one
Sunday morning. through the burial
ground. observed several sprighfly girls
seated on a tombstone; and wishing 70
be iocular with them, asked what they
were doing there. Nothing 81 all. pla1e
your reverence" was the reply Of one Of
them sEothfngi" said he. what =
nothing ?" shat your eyes. your rever-
enca." retcrted enc Of the girls, ''snd
you'll see IL"
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by order Of Court.
JAS. c. MCCORMICK, c. c. J. c.
SHANNON 8 SrREEr,
So. ~ Comp.
Feb. IS. fS6I lS-5t

70 ,feofgeW. Prewitt and John CarstaI-
men, ald 70 all persons claiming
ASsinS N interest. either legal OF ECU,
Vele, q the lands hereinafter descI -
a ne time the same were sofa iol
taxes, and all such other persons .
my s.{ & Interested therein;
HEEEAS. Isabella 4. Adams for her
j sei As widow. and as Guardian OF tile
--.l'o!leirs OF SIMEON 4. ADAMS
sssss :, has fled her amended biII N -. -
s---li<ry Court of Jasper County ssss.-.S
~ NJ a.Qnhrmation of her title 70 the -
" 81 q the North West OF Seo1io'. .Ns =,
-e.ssSaip .. Range l. East, sitaAls1 :.
ser County, which salo AM
siQi thetaxes due and IN arrears ...S-.g -.
ae property OF Geo. W. fIe's.s. 49,
=, ~. larSiarphan. by William I : me -
1lil and tax collector OF sald Slo'lls' =
e9l1e 6th dav Of February, A. T. -
=. ~ secuted q deed the same o.
ssisca r. Adams for the same, ne ut-l.e
Frchaser thereof, Now, al -
Fesea in said lands are notiheu - :,
ess thev plead. answer OF dsnu.
e GU Z, tiofs ,onta ned in complain ii'4i-.
4l a or before the 4th MonoSy
&rlh next a. u. 1861. they VII -
entr confessed and 4 decree rem
- |--'''y Hy..,,oss y -. NV hand and seal
snF. N,his the llth day OF reoE'i'A''
A. y. lS6l- -..,,,,rr,r
JAS. L. McCORMilh.
CO Chapcerv Court Jasper coun'y'
efSSoN & SrEEET,
l,s. ~ Conc. 7sst
Fl. l3. 1851. -
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raaro IL open court for The
.s-'.ee -. ......i IN Of the ju1y. On fs;l
~ 49,. y. - wsh tile order Of the co,,rs
s,- Il -. artinn Judgment Of sorle;t.
~. =, ri salrse, unless safisfscfo-
:. - -. - meh failure be Offered q
the court.
., 80 - ~. ~ = ne arc herebr rerssil
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Notice.
To JOSEPTD. ABNEY, his heirs or as
signs. ar, to all persons claiming or
having o interest either legal or equi-
table inie lands hereinafter described,
at the tne the same were sold for taxes,
and slsuch other persons as may be
Inferred therein
WlIFhAs, George Mcdonald has filed
his am msded biz in the Chancery Court Of
Jaspepo pounty praying for confirmation
Of his lie to the North East of Sec. y,
Towtlip 4, Range II East, which said
landgas sold for the taxes due thereon
by Aliam p Cherry, Sheriff and tax
col p.or OF Jasper County, on tho 4th
daoi February at 1915, as the property
ofoseph .. Abney, to John johnson,
5 VINO sold and conveyed the same to
mn AeDonald, who sold and conveyed
6 same TO George Mcdonald, the com
lAlhanb who has fled his amended bill
7 me Cnaneery Court of Jasper County as
VOW therefore. you are hereby notifled
ne premises, and 10 be and appear De-
" 'he Honorable the Chancery Court as
oles'la' on the first day of the next reg
az ierm thereof. to be holden at Pauld- |
On the 4th Monday in March, lsOl'
y saoE cause if any you have or can
.n't sad tax title. and why the com
e.eants title 70 said land should not DC
a,llnaed I, and to plead. answer or demur
!, ,9e eomplainant's bill. or else the same
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Nov. 2s, 1850.

Il ing failed to comply with the terms,
the above lands will be sold again. at the
place and on the terms stated in the fore
going on the third Monday in March,
1861. VIM. McALPIN,
A. MCALPIN.
Jan. 30. 1861. lost
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HoSEsT Old AEE's BETTER HALF.-The
Cincinnati Enquirer gives the following a.
one of the incidents Of the trip from In
dianapolis 10 Cincinnati, on the train with
Mr. Lincoln and suite:
The following scene actually occurred.
and we think should be set down. 4
gentleman. one of the suite, we believe,
while passing through the rear car. was
addressed by the future mistress Of the
White House a. follows:
Mrs. L.-How do you Flourish ?"
Gentleman Well, ! thank you.
Mrs. Lis that Cincinnati paper you
have in your hand2
Gentleman-Yes, passing the journal
to her.l
Mrs. L.--Does il say anything about usf
The manner in which these questions
were propounded was more suggestive
than the interrogatories themselves. I'M
agine the successor Of the accomplished
Mrs. Madison. Mrs Polk and Harriet
Lane addressing a foreign Minister with
How do you f9Uishf' The ''us" re-
minds Us Of an anecdote Of the wifc Of an
honest Dutchman, who had unexpectedly
been elevated to the position Of majOr Of
the militia. When the result Of the cleo
ton was known, thu children wanted 10
know If they would not all be majors.
No, YOU fools" Indignantly replied the
mother. none but your daddie and me +"
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NNHE parties owning the remainder of
the above described lands will offer
their interest for sale at the above time
and place.
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Samuel 7. williamson.
Ahachmea 6r S1l3,83.
1T appearing that saidlttachment has
a been returned duly .evied upon the
estate of the defendant and that defen-
dant is not found or tmmoned in the
above stated cause anc attachment duly
issued and returned: iotice is therefore
hereby given. that uless the defendant
appear before said cort on or before the
first day Of the nexfterm thereof. to be
holden for said eouYy at the Courthouse
thereof. in the tow OF Paulding, on the
9Th Monday of Nah next, and plead to
said action, iudgrent will be entered
against him. and te property attached be
sold to satisfy plaitiff's demand and all
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TIe state of NIississppI,

JASPER COUNTY
10 the Circuit Court sf said CRaty, March
Tenn. A. D. 1867
Jonathan d. Parker, Adm
of Eleazor Nelson,
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N'LEAN'S STRENGTH CORDIAL
And Blood her.

1T Is NATURES OWN REMEDY.
] curing disease by natural laws. When iabcp. IL
OF the body purifying and aceslers;.r ~. ~ t ssH
upn oi the blood. At negrazts auv Ious 4. -,
~ N sie stomach and strengthens the whole oraanza
/ NcLean's strengthening Cordial wiz .F,ctuonv
or Nervous Debility. Disease of fhs Eili1evs al IN i
diseases arising from dsordered liver al s+r,.gb
Head. soGrness or sickness 61 ti - ~ ,' ION 70 m
burn Disgust Of Food, Flutfefln- Of tAe Heart swim
Sensations On lying down, pnness Of Vision Ni-t7
sEeats Eevers i1ryness Of Skin. fellounesz OF fbe
or Skin Inflammation Of tie Blood. MELANCHOLY IN
Ilep-ession or Spirits Darrhoaa- Dyscutery BIoo7g
cases arising from The use OF Nerctrv pam IA IN.
Bones Jauudice, Coughing. Debility Nefvof. .suess
Chobc. Cont Liver Complaint. and Fever gni 1-r1t
or tas ahi Fcyer 1t VII also cure diseases OF the
confluence of Urue- sfrauguarv. Infa1nIratirr ~
Nealsness ot ihe Womb or Bladder, Whites &C.
THERE IS No MISTAKE ABOUT 1T,
Tins Cordial wiz never ll to cure any Of the above
German, English and French.
OVER HALF MILLION OF BOTTLES
have been sold during the last six months and IN no
~ Il ~ ~ % ~ /, 5lee ~ elrins entire ssfsfoton.
Mclean Strengthening Cordial VIII cure vonf
TO THE LADIES.
Doyou wish 20 De strong and healthy? Then 90 III
once Ead get some Of McLe-ls Cordial. 1t viii
-r Na
ing "a healihF amt pure circulation of blood 10 Fow
through every Yelu and the rch- rosy loom ~ I
health 20 mount 20 Tour check asaln
FOR CHILDREN.
We say 70 parents fyour children are sick. rrn,
or afnlcide with complaints prevalent among ci5I-
dren give them small qUaniity Of lIcIean- CORDIAL
snd . VIII make them healthy, fal ana robust p-
'Hy nor q moment ,.sIu yen Wiii be convinced
1T Is DT@ b. TO TAKE.
Every Country Merchant should not 1rav. ffa c;fv
lhui De had procured supply of Mclean Strength
-ning toriai j seIls r3r.dly. because d aissfrz
JuY to sell again.
CAUTIOS.
Beware Of druggist or dealers Who may ,r,- %
lalIn upon Nen some Bltter or SarsaQa. rs frssh /
'bich they can buy eHeap by -av5n.- e fs i,ef -
.ood- Avoid such men. Ask Tor Nclear-- Sfran-ti,
ming Cordial and take nothing else II b fhe srir
tnedy tlar viii purify the blood tlorarei,Fr -ri-.
be same time strengthen The system !
one tables poouiui taken every morning fss-4r- 81 |
certain preventive for Cholera. C5Hi- lne FsTer |
elloW FeFsT- OF ans prevalent lises se
l'tlce euly 81 per bottle. or six fotfies for rs
T. II. MCLEAN.
sole Proprietor of tins C,-liiaf
Also MeLean'- Volcanic 0.I J. irsf1rls5-,
HG- Principal depot tie corner q. 7Ti--l "a
lne Streets s.. Lqffis. No. --i-
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OSr or THE LATEST AcTs or Ma. Be-
cu2SAS.-The telegraphic announcement
Of the indignify heaped upon Gen. Tgiggs
Is confirmed By a General Order under
date Of March 4 Of the adiutant General.
By order Of Secretary Holt, which We End
in the Washington papers. 50. then,
nearly the last act Of Dir. Buchanan's adj
ninistration was 10 stigmafiEe as a coward
and a traitor, the oldest general officer In
the army Of the United States.
WHrrE GuxrowDER.-A letter from
London, says. Il have heard in the city
Of 2 curious invention, which concerns
alike sportsmep, riaemen and the scien-
tific. IL 3 the manufacture Of white gun
powder Il j. made no mystery Of being
composed ofyell01 potassa. chloride Of po-
tassa, loaf sugar, and birthstone. IL pos
sesses superior qualities over black pow
der, being quicker and more powerful in
is action and not fouling the gun. For
the delicate IN the olfactory nerves, il
may be added that Il = without unpleasant
smell. Il has just been patented"
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my person violating the lst sec
act or any provisions thereof,
Il abetting others IN the viola
1f, on conviction thereof, shall
bd by imprisonment in the pen
i aommon iail-if there be no
of the State where the con-
- - - J - T. the -, -. % q
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IN the Circuit Court of said County, to
April term, A. ID. 1861.
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NevE LIVery stalf DoSof

they VIII find their accounts hands OF Al osi.e,.
for collection
s Wa II. tZr. Assjsrecs
EnfsrprI-c, Mss, March g .i-..9,
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Feb. %. 1861. ''' ~ jasper '0I'- i9-li
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The state or 0IissIssIppi,

UEWTUN CUUNTT.
In the Circuit Court, said County, Il
Anril term A ID ISfI
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lQT Offences
sr against the provisions Of tIis
eonr fsitgres incurred b. Re =, s.,,a NJ
act. ned unless eommenee5 ,ri,Iin -;,il',,
shan fFom the time the go " ,-..-,- r-..-e
FIRE or occurred o. rom fba ti9,e
oomr nTery Of the sams.
o. n Y Transfers Of tile to an inno-
ST Rser with o. Eifbo,+ - ,-ai,5s
cent Ere with such forfe;t.,-.s ai'- I,5t
shall ~ oe declared a the q jns,a1ce =, =
Tie Hner- ca such triais tbe n
Of e.. Ho-eeutor shall not bere1r9irsd m =
former I'sors the name Of tbe. eel
70 allszrshe Illegal iuapoFtaf;on' was
IN Vi name Of tie mae ownsr.
made. Z nor The perzsn froT, whom
or or cons = purchased. but shalI onIv
The e neso Q ..,g s4,ilsfg the jury that such
be reqa a Illegally imported and on
asgro !. : tae person having sreb ne
Er0 in N~4a <i4~A -
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Administrator sac OF Real
Estate.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Oct %, 1891
Tie n. q. Picoyrne Of the 10Th editorially con-
grstulates its readers the success of Hollns'
fotila in the Mississippi, and particularly the ex-
PLOTS Of the Manassas Ii urges the Southern peo-
PIE 10 be prepared to drive the Northern invaders
from their ports and coasts at every sacrifice and
exertion.
A law Of the Confederate States rewards the own
err Of private armed vessels in Confederate hands,
20 per cent of the value Of any United States armed
public vessel and armament which they may destroy.
Another law gives so bounty for each prisoner
captured on board such vessel.
Tie Pioogl,ae also says two Federal vessels were
to be seen al the Passes al last accounts, supposed TO
be the Richmond and Vincennes. The Niagara
went eastward before the attack Of Saturday.
The Richmond and the yicennes are afoat but the
other soop Is not visible 1t was inferred that che
was sunk The damaged one is believed to be the
Preble
The lumber landed at The head Of the Passes was
not burnt.
The Memphis Appeol learns that S. b. Buckner
has been appointed Major-General.
Tie GaloestOn Ncvs says hundreds of companies
mostly cavalry, rendering their services to Gen
Herbert for the defense Of Galveston.
Telegraphic communication between w-0rleani
and Berwick Bay has been completed.
A telegram from Berwick says the Yankees cap
tured on Saturday last the schooner Sea Valla with
a cargo valued at $50 900.
TIE Mobile Tribune Of tho 18th, speaking of thu
Santa Rosa a1eir, says the coup was made at con
siderable loss on our side. bat doubtless the Fedora
loss much exceeded ours.