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The visit Of Gen. Macarthur to Camp Doug
Las, which was announced to take place yes
terday, was unavoidably deferred until tc-
dry.
4 squad Of five soldiers in camp are under
marching orders'' for ten days. These
marching orders'' as praeticed here, are
new feature in camp life, and not laid down
in the books. They take various shapes. We
mentioned yesterday the case Of one fellow
who was subject to one Of these orders-car-
rying 70 lbs in knapsack strapped on in the
usual way, with soldier and bayonet at his
rear, and he is kept following the example Of
John Browns spirit, as rehearsed il song.
Yesterday, as stated, five more were under
II marching orders,'' which took the following
shape: They were placed in line about five
feet apart, front face, and Q stick Of timber,
good for two hundred pounds-was raised to
the position Of q knapsack, and each man
strapped to it in the style Of knapsack, and
thus also we're kept ssmarching en-" by the
same suggestive soldiers and bayenets, aud
will hare to do it for ten days, Tllis is Of
course punishment for offenscs against disci-
pline-running the guard, getting intoxicated,
&c. Be it understood that these are Illinois
soldiers Of whom VIC are speaking
The sanitary condition Of the prisoners
shows no improvement This is unaccounta-
bic, considering the beautiful weather, and the
excellent condition Of the camp grounds
The number now in the hospital is 325. The
number Of deaths for the past twenty four
hours is as follows:
, 1862-05-09

P1L1sG AF1RE.-The piltng over which the
Illinois Central and other tracks pass, took fire
yesterday opposite the foot Of Harrison street
from the{ spa1ks Of 3 locomotive but was ex-
tipguishcd before any serious damage oc-
CURED
, 1862-05-09
MARRIED..
DI e d.

May o. 1y Rev. c; 9. Maere sa1ng, ct the house. Q
Mis- FRANCIS H. WEETWaRTH
, 1862-05-09

H For Vignette Card Photographs, beautiful
and clear, go to Brands. 1o6 and ITO Lake street.
unaF5-1W
, 1862-05-09
Military.
Clergy.
Mourners in Carriages.
Mayor.
Common Council,

and will move at q r. n. through Clark,
Lake and Canal streets to the depot
where cars will be furnished free tor
tile military, mourners and friends, who will be
furnished With tickets to and from Rosehiu Gene
terry. epecial train nj also be furnished for all
having tickets. The train will leave the Mlwan-
kee railroad depot at . P H., and proceed to the
Cemetery, where the funeral services will be held
At the grave by the Rev. Dr. ClarkRon and other
alergy. Minute guns will be fred By the artillery
from the time tho procession moves until the
bodies are laid In their last reating places.
q. D. BooTR, Chief Marshall
, 1862-05-09

E{OARDING,-Board and pleasant
L -cog04 70 be hsa- At reasonable ratea At g AGE
HOUtE, corner Of Stats and Twelfth streets. Day
bo.Jdefx -1&o reE@ivcd eo9 p1B ~
, 1862-05-09

N1LWAUkEE.-The 1SSN3iHf1 0f this morning
Gays:
BneineBB in the money market was quiet yes
creaslng r1the1 beyond present wants. Gold was
fIm at 103 for round SUMS, and 103E at retan.
We gnotc:
Buying. Selling.
New York Exchange. .2sDK prem. ;s@A prem.
specie: a. &zH G5K
MERCHANTS BANK, DAVENPORT, 1owA.-The
following Is the monthly abstract Of the assets,
liabilities and condition OF the State Bank Of Iowa.
herchants's Branch, at Davenport, for Monday,
May 9Th, 1862:
, 1862-05-09

E Strangers and citizens, consult your
own interest by calling at 1a4 Lake street, and
examine the Florence Sewing Machine, which
makes four different stitches alike on both
sides Of the fabric, and the only machine
made that has the Reversible Feed.
, 1862-05-09

MADAME DEMoREsT's SUMMER NUMBER,-
John Z. Walsh, corner Of Madison street and
Custom House Place, has received the SUM-
Of Fashion" He has also English papers OF
AYrS1 10
, 1862-05-09

GERMAN lMM1GRAT1os.-WeI learn from pri-
vate sources that large number OF Germans
are about to emigrate from Germany to this
country, and will settle in Illinois, Wisconsin
and Minnesota. THIS immigrating party con-
sists principally Of wealthy land owners, and
among them are several Barons. About TWEEN
ty-thousard acres Of land have already been
purchased for them in the three States, and 1t
is expected they will arrive By the middle OF
July. Two Germans started for Germany on
Tuesday evening, from this city, for the pur-
pose of accompanying their friends to this
country. The greater proportion Of the land
purchased for their occupation lies in Illinois.
Youthful RoDBERs.-Thrce boys named
Casey, Donahue and Kilcan, have been sent to
the Reform School for way1aying aud robhing
q boy only seven years of age. It appears that
the little fellow last referred to had been sent
to The butcherJ with three dollar bill. The
young robbers ascertained the fact, tracked
him to the market, and while he was on his
way home with q package Of meat and his
change, caught him and took away a two dol
lar bill from him.
CHICAGO SANITARY COMMISSION. -Mr
Wheeler, the correspondent of the Milwaukee
Sentinel, who accompanied the Wisconsin
Commission which passed through this city
Tor the battlefield Of Shiloh, last Monday
| night, writes to the Sentinel the following
tribute to our Chicago Sanitary Commission,
| and its President. Judge Skinner:
"Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
judge Skinner, Of Chicago, for the manner IN
which he met the Wisconsin delegation. Oar
| State bad no especial claim upon the Sanitary
| Commission OF which be is President, aud i
| is not too much to say that this Com mission
| has all It can we'll attend to in supplying ,he
wants of the sick and wounded from is n
State and city. But Judge Skinner had nc
sooner become aware Of the arrival and object
Of The delegation from Wisconsin, than he
commenced to accumulate stores, and In Tires
hours had ten large boxes, containing oranges
lemons, teas, coffee and drugs, ready to bt
added to the stock already transferred to tbs
| st, Louis cars
, 1862-05-09

TIE GAERo1ISG CAsE-TEo Of the men
engaged in the garrotirg case, mentioned by
us a few days since as occurring at the grave
Of Judge Douglas-the negro and one white
have been arrested, and are now in durance.
The other garroter is still at large, but the
police zre after him.
, 1862-05-09

ET Call and see Brands new Styles Carte De
YiEiteB, the best and finest In the city. uaay5-1w
, 1862-05-09

McVIckEn's THEATRE.-Mr. Couldock pre-
sents for his benefit this evening, two Of the
best dramas ever written. "The Advocate"
and the ' Chimney Corner" The benedciary's
merits alone should attract large audience,
while the announcement OF these two plays
should on any OCCASION fill the Theatre.
, 1862-05-09

CHEAr EDITION OF CuorER.-Jobn R. Walsh,
corner Of Madison street and Custom House
Place, has new paper editions Of Cooper's
fspy" and the " Last Of the Mohicaus,'' be-
ing Vols. and Of new cheap issue Of these
novels Just commenced in New York. They
are neatly printed with engraved cover, and
sell for 80 cents 3 YQIume.
, 1862-05-09

ELLSWORTH ZoCAvEs, ATTENTION. i-You are
hereby ordered to be at sour Armory, in full dress
uniform, at ~ 50 NJ, ehsEp on Sunday next, the
18th int, to attend the funeral OF tho late MEM
bers Of Companies and B, Chicago Light Artil-
1ery. All old members are also requested to turn
out. Per order E. L. BRAND, Captain.
nYq.2t
, 1862-05-09

CRcus.-Mabiefs circus and meuaggerie arc
nov open at the lot on Washington street, op-
posite the Court House, and exhibitions will
be given afternoon and evening to-day and to-
MORROW. Maybe everybody will goat least
the attractions deserve it.
, 1862-05-09

GREAT TATTRAcT1oS.-1 Immense crowds daily
at the cheap shoe store, 12s South Clark
street Gents patent leather boots for 100
per pair; Ladies' Congress gaiters at s. cents.
Call soon and get supplied. Continues but
few days longer.
, 1862-05-09

For Company 4, 18th Illinois.
CHICAGO, May s, 1852.
The subscriber, member Of Company A, 12th
Illinois, will leave for the army Monday morn
be taken in charge and delivered immediately, by
leaving the came at r. Gleason IS, Matte5on House,
in care OF DLIyKR q. p. kILBURN
Of Company A, 18th Illinois Volunteers.
ETcning papers will please copy.
, 1862-05-09

VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE W8LLASD
CANAt,-We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for
the following Nat Of vessels passing through the
, 1862-05-09

WEDNESDAY EVENING, May !.
RECEIPTS FOR LAST TwEKTS-foUR Hou8s.


Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bar.
brls. bu. bu. bu. bu. bu.
, 1862-05-09

Meeting Of the New Cricket Club.
4 meeting OF gentlemen favorable TO the cs-
tablishment OF Dew Cricket Club was held at
the fremont House ou Wednesday evening,
tue 7,h inst Mr.. J. J. Grafton was elected
Chairman, und Mark &. Mopserrat, Secretary.
From the remarks made oy the various
Speakers, it apptareo that two clubs had pre-
y'ously existed II this city. Que Of them, the
Prasrie Club, had attained considerable celeb
rty' vanqufshfng all eomers except the boys
from Detroit. Nearly all the members Of this
C'uo nao gone TO the wars, and it was thought
1na1 Ine lev members nov remaining would
be willing to join the new Club.
Il y. Cbambers, lsse Treasurer Of the Pra;-
lie Club. announced that he Has anthor,z.d IN
offer the use Of the Prairie C,vb's orn,nas
They arc sitaated between Madison aud Wash.
iugton streets, about one mile from the Coort
House NO better site could possibly he
found.
It YES deemed judicious to hold another ore
1iminary meeting at the fremont, on Tuesda,
evening, HAY 18th, and a committee, consist
Ing Of G. 6. Street, E. /. Brand, F. Digby
Marx R. Monsenat G. Buckley. ]. ]. Grafton
D. P. hathaway, q o. Chambers and 4. Reees
was appointed to canvass for members In til
interim It Is to be hoped that the youn
men Of this city will avail themselves of 8
good IN opportunity Of increasing their phyE
ical Development.
The subscriptions were fixed st 81 for e1
trsnee Zee and s. for animal subscription.
, 1862-05-09

ILLNESS OF Coz. J. F. F4RSsWoRTH.-Wc
regret to learn from gentleman just arrived
from Washington. that Col. ]. F. Farnsworth,
Of the 8th Illinois cavalry, is seriously III in
that city. We trust his illness is not as severe
as represented. His regiment is with the army
OF or near williamsburg.
, 1862-05-09

AS ORIGINAL ZoCAyE II TRoCBLE.-Co1.
Chas. 4. De Vj1liers, formerly one Of the Els
worth Zouares in this city has been sentenced
to be dismissed from the service and forfeit
all pay and allowances for habitually insulting
and abusing lis officers, and defrauding tie
Government; at least so says the Wheeling
VA 1nte1z;qencsr.
, 1862-05-09

Tue HC7cHISsoS FAM1LT.-The concert
Of The Hut Crimson fanily at Bryan Hall. on
Wednesday evening. was ansentire success,
and cxcellently sustained the reputation they
have Eo well earned rs balladists. They sing
in Aurora this evening, and We most heartily
OF that city.
, 1862-05-09
BUarptng.

POARDING.-A few unfurnished
suites Of rom g. Nth board Uqst suited tof man
spC.rH HA1R Of the Stewart Fou8e. more quiet
lHfatoSJ and deHghtni u4T Of living cAunet "a found
than It this estAbl1ahN ent- Eu{8Ei<t.lm
, 1862-05-09

CHICAGO LIGHT GUARD. ATTENTION ALI mem
bers Of this Company, and those who have been
connected with 1t during the past year, are re-
qnested to be at their Armory, corner Of Randolph
and State streets, this FridsD evening, at 7.45
o'clock. Per order OF the CAPTAIN.
, 1862-05-09

PRo6RA4HE OF THE FUNERAL OF TIE DEAD OF
THE CHICAGO LIGHT ARTILLERY, COMPANIES A
AND 3, on SUNDAY TIE 117H ussTANT. The
todies will lie In state at Bryan Hall from q a.
to sP. NJ. when the funeral procession will form
in front Of the hall Clark street, the right rest
in on Randolph in the following order:
Chief Marshal. =.
Music.
Military.
5 :
= !
q. p
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: ~TEkEOSCOPTICONs OF TIE
Ta.n

With gteEs q Al the principal ost!sa tnedenss md
Meh- Full catalogue sent ffea By JAAEi " QUEEN
4 CO. aA Cheanus street. Pn1adelpalA ny2 ps6al11
, 1862-05-09

BOARDING - Beard with two
- pleasAnti oorns sui+ahleFor gentleman ma hts
wife. can he hA1 II q MchigAn tFenue corner Lakb
aEfttt
, 1862-05-09
UD Rft1t.

ITO RENT.-Af fine residence, sur
l. rounded bE shade trees tn the beautiful village
OF EVanston- Rent can be 7afd u board or improve
mentg on The place. Inquire at Room No. : hi1gabury
Block. OF of John L. Pea1Eon, Of Evanston.
, 1862-05-09

IT. Omce 183 Dearborn street.
f. Coughs, Hoarseness. Asthma or any trrita-
tion OF he Throat or Bronchial Tubes relieved by
allowing one of '' Browns Bronchial Ttoches' to
dissolve slowly in the month. AL Druggists sell
them. mJ9atFAx
zens who wish to enjoy the luxury Of good glass
Of Ale any other beverage, cannot do betterthsa
call at the Italy Ho,'' No. as West Randolph
street. A free lunch every day, and On Saturday
evenings the hes. and most respectable Free and
Easy" in the city. Chsir taken at TF.x.
mya9t WI. HorLsBY, Proprietor.
CHICAGO. May 9. 1861.
The members Of the old Chicsgo City Guard are
requested to meet at Pa1lor No. l, fremont House.
this Friday} evening, at eight o'clock, to make AZ
rangements for the funeral ceremonies On Sunday
next. A full attendance Is desired.
Per order J. GEORGE DAY,
Chairman Committee
" a complimentary soiree will be given to the
students and patrons OF the Chicago Dancing
Academy, May 1th. No tickets will be sold Pat
rcps will pleaee call and receive their ticketa st
the Academy before the party. as no one will be
admitted without 3 ticiet.
ny5!n j. Epw1H MARITIME
| a For Album Photographs, nsw and oeau;if ffl
atyles. and splendid finish, go to Biand's, los snd
110 Lake street. CaN and sse. may51w
~ Call and see Brands nav Styles Carte Ds
| 1~{rt+a thA Anat L., 10
, 1862-05-09

a For Album Photographs, 1sw and oeau;ifH
styles. and splendid nish, go to Biand'a, los snd
ITO Lake street. Ca@g and sse. may5lW
, 1862-05-09

ILLINOIS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL soc1ErE.
The Eighth Annual Meeting Of this Society
will be held in Hnhnemann Medical College
in this city On Wednesday and Thursday, the
21st and 22d Of May. Addresses, Essays, and
Medical Reports will be presented by Dra. E.
N. Hale, Bartlett, Pratt, Shirley, jaeger, Clark,
OF Racine, Patehin Of For Du Lac, Burbank,
Burnside, Ludlam and Others. The profession
are hereby invited to be present
, 1862-05-09

~-0.s'-@T-2~ N~~N%<ADN
DOUGLAS.
Then the man who more than any other in
the nation at that time held the mind and
hesrt of the muses., and By a clear, strong,
emphatic nttesance on The momentous ques-
tiun OF loyalty to the Government could stir
and sway then-could give them poiat to
work for, and 3 will to wurk-1his man lifted
bis voice like q trumpet In the very shadow nf
dta'h, and every note oft was burttencd with
alloy atty and patriotism, 4 power aud elegance
surpasslpg his best days. Tue career Of Mr.
DouElas lot the last Years Of his life had driven
away from him IN sorsow. thousands on whom
all the resources OF his commanding intellect
fe]l pewerless, when they believed him TO
baye s~er.ed Irom the only true and right
way By which the nati0B could prosper; but
the last few weeks Of his life invested him
with new luster, and those who were farthest
itt'm him felt again pulses OF that love which
'shideth multitude OF sins.'
THE UPRISING OF GREAT PEOPLE.
| Then in the first moments Of the struggle
there came over all those that were 10 stand
! oy The GoyernMeDt and laws, such q baptism
| Of fire as was never known In our nation be-
| tore, I regard the week after the outrage ON
| Fort Sumter as the aoeek Of tie Rsn&eeoit td
America, aud worth any fifty weeks We had
ever lived. It was the time whea the nation
cane to white heat, in the furnace Of Gud
And . great writer has said that natiou Ii
| benefited for ages by being thrown ouce into
white heat. And no nation that has not hat
such parox5sms at Some time. Is apt to CONT
to much at any time.
Then there Was never seen such An uprising
Of great people for the defense Of govern
mept and law. Without the least pressure
my In spite Of The most direct discouragemen
in some instances, the regiments sp1ang up OF
| all sides. t'That man left fifteen hundred
year and an easy place, to serve as common
soldier an officer said to me when va
| with tho army, HaQ1 th8t man ia college bred
and = man Of Intelligence and 7ednemen
equlto any man ever knew. man with
fire position at home, aud he left all aud en-
listed for the war" And this II not the stor
Of units, 5riends, but Of hundreds. thousands
Who have left ali to follow this new aud hol
cause. The sons of farmers aad merchant
whose future was as certain rs any future ca
be, TO open ont into happy and prosperou
He, 60 into thu camp, tall fn the bsttle, an
die without nurmur for the land Of the
, 1862-05-09

THE NEW GAS CoApAsT.-The Peoples
Gas Light and Coke Company have effected q
purchase of all the property, rights and priv
ileges Of the Chicago Gas Light and Coke
Company on the west side OF the river. The
transfer will take place On the first day Of
June next, at which time the new company
Fin commence the manufacture Of gas at its
works on the south branch, and attaching its
usains 10 the pipes Of the old company, sup
ply the west side and west sidcrs With light.
, 1862-05-09

F1nE.-The alarm Of FIRE at about half past
seven o'clock last evening was caused by the
partial burning Of the soap and candle manu-
factory Of Geo. f. Winchester, No. 914 Kinzic
etreet. The fire originated By the bursting Of
barrel Of liquid grease in the second story,
some Of which ran down on to the boiler and
took fire. The damage was slight.
Another alarm at about 10115 o'clock was
caused bp the partial burning Of the frame
building No. 523 State street, occupied By
Peter Stoup. The damage vas traing.
, 1862-05-09

ITO RENT-The dwelling house
J. No. 255 Wabash ptli be rented With Or without
furniture TIE house Is Tilted up With a modern i'm.
provements Apply On the premises at 70 Randi 1ph
1ER IL
, 1862-05-09

TO RENT-A beautiful Cottage,
\ tFe1Te furnished roma hnr grounds stable, hot
house and COW, on West Side Rent $3.50 per a1num
Apply 70 VIM, B. STEVENS, No. 10 Do1e's Building.
, 1862-05-09

ITO RENT-Two first. class Resi-,
l. dences Nos sss and sss ,Inhiaaa stgeet, With all
tached- Inquire Of Z. G. CLARKE, between s ard
and and r Il, It the Oh e Of Waite & Town,
lW Washington atreet. Rent $G00 per nnnum.
, 1862-05-09

TO RENT-To good and respon-
l. Rtble tenant, residence No. 50 North Halsted
house has twelve rooms with gas water bat room
eel aud csezn: The grounds large aud stocked
attached 70 t4s g5sEn!sea and at n perfect osaar Ad
streets None but good paying tenant need apply.
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IIsE YAShS COMING.

oar town fot the Iist few days..
BIAS been 10 a perfect uproar III az.
count q reports that the Fcl ral
were az Cold Water. somc twenty.
fye Or thirty M north Of thi
place. Va have heard various oc,
counts Of this reid. Some report.
.lil That the Ynals were there TO
the number Of fout ~ Eve tho lud.
others that their uuiuber amounted
urly 10 two or three hundred. IL 3
pretty evident, however, Com what
Information We cn gain, that ,hcy
were there ucousidcrahlc force. A,
it is stated I'm. hal it no, been fol
some noble Soman, who ran out N
the track, and malc signals To stop,
@ whole train, with Gen JEFF Thomp
.on aboard. would have bccn clr.
iurel The COME lcritcs burnt IT,,
ca Water bridge. some few o
our veak kncei citizens seem to- M
thoy u be at this place in a few day.
Notwithstanding the hero Of For
Pillow Brighten N. JEFF. Tbomp
.son. aud q portion Of Major Ward.
battery Is between this place an.
the cncmv.
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Advance of,lis Enemy into His-
sls.ippi.

Citizens Of Holly Springs, says
tue Appeal, who have arrived at
Grenada, give Us reliable particulars
Of the movements Of tie enemy upon
that place. They made their ap.
pearancc.abou; q a. ~, and without
molcstation. at once occupied the
town. Their force was six C0mpa-
nics of cavalry. forty-iiye hundred
infantry, and q battery Of ten guns.
They expected to meet with resist
ancc, and seemed astonished when
they learned that there were no Con
fedtratc troops at that point.
The government stores had nearly
All been removed, but a very small
portion having been destroyed to
prcvent its capture. All the rolling
stock of the railroad was also re.
moved. Many of the citizens left as
the Yankees approached. and the lat
ter with true federal cowardicc. fred
upon the fleeing non-combattants.
fortunately, however, without injury
to any one. Col. McGpirc's horse
was struck with four balls. Gen. A.
u. Bradford was injured by being
thrown from his horse, when lie was
taken prisoner. After a short leten-
ton he was released. aud Is now be.
! sond their cltrches.
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aCigD on TuaNss.

"Ah hH EAt
Eb'roR SrtBt ! desire o short
space ia .out paper, to testify my
appreciation Of the rraiscvorthy cf.
forts Of tie Dixie Daughters. Of
Como, Miss, IN supplying soldiers
With many articles difficult, 10 pro-
cure through any other medium.
Permit Inc also to thank the ladies'
Of the, Association, for the present
Of q very fine pair Of blankets. and
to assure them that their Kindness
will long be remembered By the re.
cipien, Of 50 acceptable n gin. The
motives which induced the donation
are worthy Of record, as bearing cy.
idencc Of the most lofty patriot SIN,
for which our noble ladies' Of III,
South arC 50 renowned. May llcav.
On vaIt its choices, blessings to thcil
sunny homes. and the chaplCt Of vie
tory crown the brows Of the soldier
for whom they are % generously la
boring.
With great respect,
VI. II. lSGRia.
Wards Battery No. /.
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A o. prrsr1s nd.It.l 8 nytr & Sim.
= mfl., viii aul their e.eants IN flD
htul4 " Jrsprh iliai. 90 Na.f. Bail'
Hunt, Btfr.st,lr tHrta tuG. llea
emil Hd SETTLE them D, mHnat rats. nr
! viii take rbeif o. the E -'..t uirse.
prI. delivered vt ll,ioi. mi.I. or !is.r.,
iiHyuts = Robinson ritI. vttl pnv ~
csu'' more re ba,N tif1 ;hs market
prre.
june si;b. n23.,f Wv. GYtgS.
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Administrator, Notice.

FILTERS nf Administrations having been
~ granted 10 thu updsrsign sd, On The 80
tatso W. j. Harris. dseeassd. hv the Pte.
bate cburt ~ Pamela county. MISSISSIPPI,
at tho May term. ts6s. thereof. oil per
sons having claims against said estate gre
hereby notified 10 come forward and have
The same prubatsd and registered vithin
the time prescribed ~ Law. or ths7 vii h
barred. u. PRIME.
A. u. tluLruNH.
Mas -. 1s6s. tntq.6w1 Admin straiars
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TiiEEr was Ccueissed to the jsil y
4 Pamela County..a negro boy. shs
stss be belongs to Ras. Crawford Of Ven
rhis. Tenn. lie says his name il RAN
DIAL. lie "a about q years Of age, sra's
mad. will weigh ahsat 1870 pounds. srd
about 5 feet : ur'9 inches in height. Tbs
j. 10 notify the owner to come fssvsfa.
prove property and take him avay. cts
will be dealt with ~ ne lau lifsesa
j. n. JONES. Sheriff
aui nilsr. Pamela 70.
Niav -, lsss. slSb
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Administrators Notice.

eissp " administration having been
NJ rranieit 20 The UNDER. snsi hy the i'Fo.
bats Court Of Pamela county. Miss. at tho
Mag term, isJA Ca the estate II
Mrs.c Dyson, descasel all rersorshav
iag claims against said estate nre notified
90 have them rr1hatgi and registered iu
tho clerks cHics 81 said court, within the
time provided By law. or ,hev will be bar.
rcd. W. MAXWELL.
Jana How Administrator.
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Che state OF Mississippi.
pANOLAtut say

.igalatccart, May Term. lsa
g. luin o. kilsbrev, " Kilsfns
tHl WIN. g. Ifoum, eunrian II Oeo.
lrhre minor. lelfs % iaw, u
l.N ISL .ehT.N. decreased.
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