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RNERI 4 BRO.s PATENT COIrOs GINS
ONO EN- S Frs i.


VNIIEsE GINS AND CUNDENSERS, con
n tain many. valuable improvements, no
hitherto used In the South.
They are portable, and can be used cithcl
with or without amy building.
The Cotton i delivered from the Condenser
as fast AS ginned. In sheet rs thick As a bat
frce from the dust and sand that Is usually dis
charged with the lint by the old process Of gin
ming. st..
These gins are capable Of turning out NOR,
and better cleaned ginncd cotton per day, with
the same amount Of power, without injury {,
the staple. than any others now in use.
They are so constructed rs 10 be used either
With or without the Condenser, rs desired
A PORTABLE PRESS
Is also connected with the Gin, on the Lever
prir eiple; differing entirely from the old plan
80 that bale Of 800 lbs. can be compressed by
hand.
They are cheaper aud more convenient than
any other, as they can be moved at pleasure
from one plantation TO another.
A 20 saw Gin complete, with Condenser and
Press, can be delivered at any point for about
$500: a 30 saw Gin for about $3.50.
These Gins vary from 20 10 100 saws, and ae-
cording TO capacity, are fully warranted TO turn
out from . 20 10 bales per day.
For further particulars address.
MORTIMER a BAKER, Agents,
Crystal Springs, Miss.
III Agents 10 sell, wanted throughout the
State. septlaWam
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER cOtrATY

Probate Court, September Term, 1866.
To Rebecca james, and al others interested IN
the Estate o. John James. deceased;
VOtf are hereby cited 10 be aud personally
II appear before the Probate Court n Jas.
per county, Mt the Court House thereof. on the
ist Monday In October next, then and fberss 10
answer the petition Of William james and
Robert james, Executors of John JaInes, de-
ceased. for sale u land, and show eause. n any
yOu can, why the Lands described Ia said Pc
titlon, should not be- sold, a. prayed for IN said
petition.
Witness, The Honorable Benz. Thigpen. Judge
~ Probate n Jasper county, the ~ Monday III
September, ISB.
-.. Given under my hand and seal of
LIS. office, the 9th day Of september, A. D.,
-fr' 1865.
JAMES U. MCCORMICK,
septl2w7w. Clerk.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CONVICTION COUNTY.

In the Probate Court ~ said CcriHgton County,
dagast Term thereof A. d., 1860.
TO Elizabeth Berry, mud her husband, James
ID. Berry, and j. A. Wilka Of Texas, and
Eliza A., Terrell, Of Arkansas;
NNTHEREAs, at the August Term Of the
w Probate Court OF said CDyfngton county,
G. Is. Banks. administrator, and Mary Wilks.
administrators. OF the estate Of i. III. WIlks, de-
ceased, having filcd their account Of final settle
ment with said estate, and IL appearing to the
satisfaction Of said Court. that the residence OF
Elizabeth Berry, aud james ID. Berry, her hns-
band nndJ, A. Wilks, Il In the State Of Texas,
and Eliza A. Terrell Il the State of Arkansas:
II II therefore ordered by said Court that eta
ton be made by publication In the Clarion,
newspaper printed and published In the city
Of Jaekson, Kinds county, Mississippi, for Tour
weeks In succession, 10 tho said Elizabeth
Berry, and her husband. James ID. Berry, j.
A. Milks and Eliza A. Terrell, 10 be and per-
sonnlly appear In and before the next regular
December Term Of said Court, to be holden ON
the Second Monday In December next, A. d.,
ihtG, NJ the Court House thereof, In the town OF
Williamsburg, on the first day Of the Term.
and show cause, II any they can, why said
final account should not be allowed, and placed
upon the record Of said Court.
~ Witness. the Honorable q. II. Rob-
LIS. crte0n, Judge Of the Probate Court Of
said county, the Second Monday In
August, A. d., 1906. Igstlesi and given under
my hand aud the seal Of said Court affixed, ut
my office In Williamsburg, this the 18th day Of
August, A, d., 1906.
Al. THOMPSON,
Probate Clerk
augalOwJt. C0ylngton county, Miss.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.


IL he Probate Court ef said CouHfy, Augnst
Tam, leG6.
To David W. Moore, and all other persons M
terested in the Estate ~ Levi Moore, deed:
VOu are hereby notified TO be. and person.
n ally appear before the Probate Court o.
Jasper eetipty, state q Mississippi, 20 BE- held
AZ the Court House. in the town % PauIdine.
on the 10 Monday IN October next, then and
there % answer The petition u MARY f.
Lslght-cy and Joseph b. Leightsey. for pro-
bate q certain Instruments 8f writing pur-
porting 70 D. the last will and testament o.
Levi Moore. deceased
.s..- Given under my hand and seal Of Of
Is. hce. this 18th day % August, A. D..
iss6. JAS. Z. MCCORMICK.
au418Wat. Clerk.
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TTNO {. +. JOHNSON, % the State Of Texas:
II You are cited to appeaF before the Pro-
bate Court 81 the couHty II Newton. state Of
Miss. on the Third MONDAY u November
next. 20 show cause why the final account Of
X. i. JONES. executor q the last will and
Testament % w. W. JOHNSON. deceased, now
on Gle in this Office should not DC allowed. ctr.
By order q the Court, the 81 Monday In
ocs-wH THOs. KEITH, Clerk.
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nIusKINGuMl VALLEY
u N Nts w a az IA y /!
Corner Market and Third Sta,
EVANSVILLE. ONO.

HANINO added greatly 10 ms former eX-
tcusAg facilities | am NOW turning out
large number ntmy Improved Portable Steam
Engines aud Portable Circular Saw Mills
Those already received and Ia operation are
giving thomostentiFV satisfaction. There l. now
hardly . state or Tertiary IN the Union hat
thai my Improved Portable Engines ans, Saw
arrrster stacks on them which arrest the
sparkle.
would respectfully refer you to the follow
ing gentlemen aud certificates for the porta.
bility, Utility aud practical operations Of my
Portable steam Engines and SAW Mills:
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The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has instructed the Assessors IN
Florida to throw no obstacles in the
way of the movement of cotton from
one part of the State to another, and
to give every fecility to the shipment
of cotton from any portin the district
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In the Probate Court Of said CcrlngtoH County,
dagast Term thereof, A. d., Is6G.
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ssO,. ''0' = :" vs. S''''' : yendi Expqnas.

George W Grant, Ey.l
Mi. rs. Nendt ENliQhA~.
VIM. 4. Garland.
DY virtue of the above stated writ 10 m,
ID dirncissi from tho ollico AZ the Clerk II ID,
Uinuit Court for the First District Of Hind
county. Miss. will on MONDAY, the ail
day II November next, sell At Public Auction
10 the highest bidder fnr cash, within The hour
prescribed hy law, in front 81 the CITY Hal, a.
The M, W.. SKA and SWia and W..
Mt. andEle. NW y and ~ aons in the W =,
IN 4. sec. n, and y acres in the NNA see,
q. al ia Township O, Range ono East, lying
tnd being la llinds county, Mise, hieh was
lryird upon a. the property Of defendant, VIM.
T.. Garland, aud viii b. sold 10 satisfy the
above stated ease aud al costs.
). u. THOMAS,
sepa1 -aw sheriff HindsIouuty.
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The Augusta Chrcnicle thinks Gen
Tillson did not have the facts before
him, or the order interfering with the
appearance of his sergeant and men
before the Court would not have been
iScuad
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Mr.. John r. Thompson, well known
in American literary circles as the edi-
tor of the literary Messenger, is said
to be the Heros Won Borcke " of
Blackwood's Magazine, whose advent
ures while in the Confederate service
are soon to be published in book form.
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President Johnson states that every
State and district of the thirty six
States ought to be represented in Con
gress before any amendment to the
Constitution could constitutionally
pass Congress.
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TnE WISH.

Remote fron cities. low bar neat
In soue sequesierei grove,
And humble COZ b. my reirca1
The scene Of peace and love.
Arouad ms little cottage door
The passiun flower shoaid twine
The low thatohea root an covered DER
with rose and cgiantine
Bet what wore such CAV scenes to me,
Nay al the world bcaiAe
Nithgnt the one bowed % he
My hosom ifiend-my guide.
Give me bat this / ask no more,
Nor envy canrtly state
No rauipage sh0nld At nay door
In pompous splendoF wait
with such / should. wen pleased behold
The rosy morn APPEAR,
The san resplendeutly behold
The beauties Of tie spheFe.
Wen pleased to watch the day decline
beyond the illumind west
Aud view the scene. almost divine,
Sink pensiyely to rest
The morning prayers " aldst Thou receive
Oh, tiod, should rise to Thee
My lifting of my hands at eve
A sacrifice should be.
Thus happily In this lone dale
Ia spend youths brightest bloom
Thus tranquil Journey down LIES vale,
Aud sink into the tomb.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY.

Circuit Court First District, Jnnc Term, 1896.
s. ;. Granbcrry.l
" Attachment for s575 OO-IOo
Henry Nabring,l
1'llE Attachment in this ease. having been
L duly returned, levied upon the Real Estate
of said Defendant, and II appearing 10 the sal
islaction Of the Court. thai said Defendant Is d
nonresident Of the STATE Of Mississippi, II Is
now ordered that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks, Ia the Clarion, public
newspaper. printed and published IN the city
Of jackson, citing the Defendant 10 be. and
personally appear, at the December Term Of
the Court aforesaid. 10 be- held IN the city
Hall, In jackson. on the First Monday Of DE-
crmber. A. d.. 1896. and answer IL the
complaint aforesaid. In default OF which APP
pcarancc, Judgment by default will be rem
dered against said Defendant.
w. O. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
l.. A. LINDSEY, u. q.
Charles 4. Mount, Attorney.
jackson, Aug. 20. 1860 augl0w5t.
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.-There were
no interments for the city yesterday.
We heard of one cholera interment
beyond the corporation limits.-Vicks-
burg Herald.
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InnoIYent Notice.

WHEREAS. by an order and decree Of
the Probate Court Of Newton County, made
~ the March term 1895, thereof, the estate
of II. X. DycSs, deceased, was declared D.
solvent aud insufficient 10 satisfy the claims
exhibited against said ostatei Now, there
fore, all persons holding claims against tho
aforesaid estate arc hereby notified 10 file
them duly probatcd with the Clerk Of said
court on or before the third Monday in
March A. d. 1867, or they will be barred.
ABNER PERRY,
Aprill9 w6m. Administrator.
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Gov. Patton stated in his speech on
Saturday last, says the Huntsville In
dependent, that he had made arrange
ments with Gen. Swyne to continue
Sthe issue of rations to the most desti-
tute in the State. The rations are to
be in corn and bacon.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

JASFEK COUNTY.
Probate Court, AHgust Term, 1866
TO Nancy Wilson. Polly Ann SMELL and james
NJ. smell, her husband aud all others inter
cstcd IN the Estatcof Isaac Downs, decreased
Vot are hereby cited 10 Do, aud personally
II appear before the Honorable Probate
Court Of said county, on the list Monday W
October next, then aud there 10 show cause, u
any YOU can, why the letters Of james NJ.
Ramho, administrator Of said estate. should
not be SURRENDERED; and further 10 show cause,
Il any YOU can, why the final account ot said
administrator, now on die la said Court, should
not be allowed. De.
..... Given under my hand and seal Of Of.
LIS, flee. the nth DAY Of August, A d.,
'f+ts 1896. JAS. q. MCCORMICK,
aug13w6t Clerk.
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MACHINERY.

FTNHF undersigned Ar prepared % so order.
~ FOR al kinds q Machinery. 70 BE- had n
this Or The Northern markets, On the most rca.
sonaiIle terms.
Special attention given to
Plantation Machinery, Betting. &C.
We have en- band number q
+. CARvER's COTTON GINS.
q - % pr sass; also TIE Improved Goes
KNIGHT 4 CO.
- - Lhar3es STREET
aug1w1m. &KW UKLEANs.
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General Grant, has accepted an in
vitation to be present at the annual
meeting of the Society of the Army
of the Tennessee, which will be held at
Cincinnati on the 10Th of November.
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LEBANON, Nv, July II. iva.

J. II. Duyall-sir | profess to know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure IN
bearing testimony 10 the fact that the Portable
Engine aud Saw Mill purchased Of you, can,
IN my opinion, cut three times rs much lumber
have sawed 100 feat In thirty minutes. we
can saw from 800 to 1900 per hour.
ii. Il. HARRISON
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The st. Louis Republican, Announces
that I" Gen. Quarles, with his twenty
cavaliers, from Tennessee, viii attend
the Tournament that is to come of in
that city some time soon, under th6
auspices of the Southern Relief Asso-
citation. 1t bids fair, adds the Repub-
lican, to be a great success.
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FuLroN. Itawamba Co, Mi Aug. y, lSlo.

J. II. Duvall Sir: We have been running
the Portable Engine, saw Min and Corn Min
We purchased OF YOU some five mouths ago.
Meaverago In tough, scruhhy pine, from 5000
20 10000 feet of lumber per day. We grind
from 20 10 alhuShels Of Corn per hour. Many
persons have rode twenty and thirty miles 20
see our Mill. She Is thu wonder and atlmira-
ton ofall. We cheerfuly recommend them to
thosuin want Of Mills aud Engines.
q. 4, HAMILTON Il CO.
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MISSISSIPPI UNIvERsITY.-The Uni
versity began its annual session last
week with one hundred and forty stu
dents. The number of matriculants
for the session, it is thought, will
reach three hundred.
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We are proud to say that not sim
gle copy of Harpers infamous publica-
ton is sold in this county. 1t is rare
ly ever brought here. This is as it
should be. Let every county South
do likewise, and all such dirty radical
sheets will find no support among our
people.-Handsbor Democrat.
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GRIFFIs x STONE.

IRAINTREM, Wyoming TO-, Pa, May n. 1868.
J, II. nuvall--Sir The Engine and Mill
purchased Of you, which Mr., llardosty has
started, will do more work than you promised
aud in the best manner. IL viii saw from
10000 TO 5000 feet IN ten hours.
MAILMAN n GRAY.
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CHARLOTTE, Mich, March 10, 1866.
j. II. Duvall-Sir: My Mil and Engine Is
giving the best OF satisfaction. | had IL run
ming IN five days after receiving 1t. Tho first
day after starting the Mill. we sawed % logs
into inch lumber, making 10.GI5 feet In nine
hours. On the second Jay we sawed 1880
feet In 100 hours. IL was timed at one time
when IL cut o boards, ~ feet In each board, Ia
one minute. Yours truly,
GEO. N. POTTER.
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DIR. NASH AND his INFIRMARY.

WTE. THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
w Of Magnolia. Pike county, Miss, take
great pleasure in informing all persons in.
licted with Cancer, Scrofula, Goiter, Wens.
Sore Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or skin Disease,
10 call on Dir, A. NASH. at his Intimacy,
Magnolia, Miss, where they will find ccr-
tain elre. We know Of acertainty that he has
cured number o. the worst eases of Cancer.
Goitcr, Sore Leg. Wens, &C., that we ever saN
ON living men. He has quite number Of
cases Of the same character that are desperate.
that he is treating at this time wIthevery pros
pect OF success. We voluntarily give this no.
tiee to the afflicted, as an act of justice and cor
daily recommend DIR. Nash as an experiences
physician, and certain cure for the above
named diseases
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A meeting Of ex-Confederates was
held at St. Louis on Friday evening to
inaugurate measures for instituting an
asylum for orphans of Missouri Con-
federates deceased
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MADISON COLLEGE,

MADISON COLLEGE,
GHARON, MISS. will open the Ist OF Octo.
= her, 1866, under the Presidency Of the Rev.
II. +, JOHNsON, assisted BY competent profess
sors. Expenses for term Of six months, paya-
be in currency
Tuition in Primary Department, $40 90
4" " Preparatory 80 %
g Collegiate 60 01
Board, everything included, about $50 per
month. M E ~
For further information, address
REY. II. y. JOHNSON, or
DIR. NJ. j. MCKEE, Pres. Board Of 1'rus..
Sharon, Miss.
Tho Board Of Trustees will receive applied .
tons for the Chair Of Ancient Languages.
aIgIBW2m.
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The Memphis Argus understands
that Gen. Jordan has retired from the
Appeal, his successor being Col. james
Birney Marshall.
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A New York dispatch says Gen.
George II. Thomas viii be summoned
to Washington TO assume the duties Of
Mr. Stanton. in case Of the retirement
of that officer. Gen. Thomas is now
in<that city.
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3 CARVER COMPANY IMPROVED


OOIION tINH-
FHNiIE undersigned, sole agents IN New Or
II lean for The sale ~ this well known and
Justly celebrated Gin, are nov prepared 70
oiIer n Factors and Plaafers complete as
sorsment o. sizes Of resent manufacture, and
combining all n the latest patsAfsl fnaprore-
nenfs, which render It superior 70 al other
Gins. Materials are also furnished Tor repairs
FOSTER 4 co,
jyaug2w3m. 40. - ST Charles
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JAS. b. CLARK, EsQ.--The profess
sional card of this talented and indus
trious attorney will be found in our
columns.
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Two hundred and forty miles of the
Union Pacific Railroad have been com
pleted and accepted by the Commits
sioners.
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The Atlanta New Era has been sold
to DIR. Samuel Bard, who is to become
editor as well as proprietor. He was
formerly connected with the Memphis
press,
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CITATION.

To james S Moore, whereabouts not kRorR:--
VOu are cited to appear before the Probate
N Court Of Newton county, State Of Missis-
sippi, on the third Monday of October, A. ID.
1866, to show cause why the petition Of 7 f.
4 J. j. Thornton, Administrators Of Amos
Moore, deceased, praying for n sale of all the
lands belonging to said decedents estate, fully
described in said petition now on file In this
Court, should not be granted.
BY order Of Court, september Term, 1865.
Sept. 81, 1856 THOMAS KEITH, CIR.
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Several ocean steamers are expected
during the coming season, to land in
Memphis their freights direct from
Europe.
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Tan Ward and Farm for safe
IN CARROLL COUNTY.

I'VE undersigned offers for sale his excellent;
Il " arranged Tau Yard, near Cafroliton, IN
elneing tive and 0ue-llaf aeres. good shelters.
tools, and about 100 pieces q heather ID tsu :
30 acres u first rate upland, lhree miles
south east from CRuolltoH. On the Walden
r0ad-g0 acres In cultivation, good fprings
and well, and wei timlerei. He win seli,
crop, stock and implements. Possession giftn
Immediately. Title perfect.
Jed w5m. JAS u. ROZEf.L.
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], II. Duvall--Sir. The Saw Mil OF 20
Horse Power purchased OF you, has been set up
by Your MIR. liardesty, ON Saturday last We
sawed 5000 feet IN eight hours, We can safely
say that II exceeded our expectations.
Yours truly,
BRIDGES, HAMILTON a. DANIELS.
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ConlNNA. Mimi. Oct. Is. 1865.

\. II. Duvall+ sir: We ARE still alive and
well. The Engine and Mill Il giving saiisiac.
ton, aud Is pronounced by all good judges the
best Mill In this State.
ID. IlEBERLlNG a. SON.
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DIR. 8. ALEXANDER

OF CLINTON, MISS,
II AS just received a fresh supply of Botanic
II Medicines for sale. Having devoted much
time and attention, for many years, to Chronic
Diseases, he is prepared to cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic Diarhna, Chronic Disease Of the
Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Dropsy,
Asthma, Scroftila and letter, Uterine derange-
ments, &c. Persons residing at too great dis
lance TO consult him In person, ear do so by
letter successfully. Public patronage respect
fully solicited. mh20wly.
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The Huntsville independent says
that around the suburbs Of Huntsville
alone are a hundred women and chill
dren. with no other shelter than the
canopy Of heaven.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

JN1FbH NVUNII.
Probate Court, dagast Term, A. d., 1906.
To the unknown heirs Of Robert i. Underwood;
the unknown heirs Of James l.. Underwood,
aud all other persons interested In the Estate
Of Thomas Underwood. deceased:
VOu are hereby cited 10 be, and personally
II appear before the Honorable Probate
Court o. Jasper county, State aforesaid, on the
lst Monday In October next. theIi and there 10
show cause, II amy y0li can, why the lands,
teneaents aud beredItaments Of the said TbOs.
Underwood. ieeeased, deseribed in the petition
Of samuel u. Underwood, administrator Of said
ESTATE, should not be sold, prayed for IN salt,
petition, to pay the debts Of said ieeedent.
.s... Given under my hand and seal Of Of
LIS. flee, the i4th day of August, A. D.,
.'.+ 1863. JAS. q. MCCORMICK,
aug13w5t. Clerk.
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\. IL. Duvall Sir: The portable Engine and
Saw Min we purchased Of YOU gives entire sat-
iStactiOn. We have In twenty DAYS after set
ting II up, sawed ao0,u0 feet " frozen hemlock
timber, which We call tile best saving ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania, The Mill was
run by Mr., lIarlesty.
GRIFFIS 4 STONE.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NEWTON COUNTY.

Chanc~y Court Of said County, to October
Term, 1906.
Henry Hollingsworth,
Vs. , Bifl for Divorce
Sarah A. J. Holiingsworth,l
TTPON opening the Complainant's Bill in the
~ above stated ease, II appears 10 the satis-
faction Of the register, that sarah A. J. IIol-
lingswOFth, the Defendant In the above stated
ease, resides beyond the limits Of this State.
Notice u therefore given 10 the said Defendant,
that unless she do personally appear nj the
next Term Of our Chaneery COnrt, 10 be held in
the town Of Decatur, on tie second Monday of
October next, and plead, answer or demur 10
Complainanvs Bill, the allegations therein will
Dc taken a. confessed.
49,. Witness my hand and seal Of Office,
Is. July y, 1876.
J. A. WARE,
sepi3w7w. Clerk.
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CRoss PLAINS, Ind, Feb. ~, 1861.
j. II. Duyall-Sir: To-day we sawed II 900
feet Of lumber In less than ten hours. About
three-lourths Of IL was Inch lumber. The Mill
doesyery well. Yours truly,
SAM'L KENNEL a. 90.