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OPINION or ruE coIRr DELIVERED
~ JUSTICE MANDY.

OPINION OF rlE CoIT DELIVERED
ny JUSTICE MANDY.
The plaintiff in error presented d
petition to the Probate judge ri
kempcr county, under the eighth
section Of the thirty-sixth cbnptcr Of
the Revised Code, relating 10 the
partition Of land, among joint ten.
ants, De-, praying the appointment Of
commissioners to make partition Of
The land therein described. The ne
tlilon stated that John MeIaurin
died March 10, 1896. leaving a w.,
whereby he ~bcqurathed the land IN
question TO his wife Margaret for her
natural life, and after her death 10 he
equally divided among his six chill
dren, u Of whom ut the date Of the
viii, and at the death Of tc,tator. wa.
the wife of the petitioner. that prti-
TONERS wife early in 1867 gave birth
to a child, who lived bat a few day..
aud ttat the mother died soon after.
aud TINT the said Margaret, the de
ylsec Of the estate Tor life. diel in
MAY 1861. Petitioner claims one.
siNth Of the lanl for his own lite ri.
tcnant by the curtcsy.
The other parties in interest an.
pc1rci before the Judge Of Probate
and fled a demurrer to the petition.
which WIS sustained bv The .Iul,c.
and the petition dismissed. from
which doi-ion the petitioner pr.c.
cute. tbi, appeal.
Three thing. nccts>ir, Ia create ,
tenancy by the curto<y exist n M.
eise; marriage, the birth Of i..,,e
and the death Of the wife. The only
question is whether the wife hal i,
any time during cu%vcrturc. such
sellln as would rntitlc the hn.ban1
10 his cnrtc.y. ly the common Laws
a sei1in in law was net sufficient. bni
q selRin IN iict, that Is an actual nos.
session, was required. This rule has
been 50 iar relaxed that a scizin h
tact Is not now always necessary. I'M
a constructive scitin will. IN soms
-eme ea-es. have the rlIcgt IN inyesf
the husband with Iis estate by ths
sllrtesy without an actual entry.
VI here the possession i vacant a. II
The ease 81 wild or uncnlti,ated
land, or whCrc the parties in poses
sion stand in the relation Of tenant.
AZ suileuncc or Tor n term M
years, the right Of curtcsy attaches.
The present right draws 10 II the ms.
session where the land i not held
adversely, aud the possession of the
lessee for years is deemed the posses.
sion Of the wife as r~cvrrsiunrr. fDav
vs.. Cochran, = Miss. a6i. Rabb =.
Griiiin, q Miss. 57e, | Kent Com.
IN TINS case The interest Of The wilr
a vested reminder in &c. expect.
ant upon a liiC estate In the widow If
the iestalur. She died before the 10.
termination of the life estate. and
therefore never acquired any rivht n
me actual possession and endowment
u The elalc. In such A case ths
,.lie = clearly s'aiel " ChancelIor
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From The best information ~
could gather, So stated several week.
ago ilat tho people Of panola count,
would make about two thirds Of i
crop-thai Is 70 say, not IN ordinary
crop, but %two.thirls Of a crop mkinp
into consideration the number ol
crcsplantcd aud the hands employed.
Week before last We stated that this
prospect wa reduced to one-third by
the rains aud unlavornbIc weather.
Since then the windows Of Heaven
have opened, and The rains have de-
sccndcd in torrents" and by reason
Of which we now are of the opinion
that not more than one-fourth of n
crop may be expected, and if the
rainy, cold weather Of this week con-
tinucs for ten days longer, the entire
crop will be lost. This is truly nm
uniavoablc view of the subject, but
IL il one that We feel bound under an
the circumstances to present. We
hope we may be m~isinformed and
mistaken in the matter. Our people
cannot be held responsible for the act
of God, and we attach no blame to
them, as we believe that they are
making greater cxertions than ever
before TO make at least bread and
meat enough to live upon. /,
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GUARDIAN SALE.

In pursuance Of an order Of tho protn,s
court u Lafayette county, Mississippi. made n
the May term, 1866, thereof, I will, a. guardian
Of Robert b. and Mary @. sheeRog. Offer Tar
sale OF public auction on the llth day OF Julv
1855, In the town Of Pamela, the t~olloving
described land, known as the Hobbs tract, BE-.
ing IN Pamela county and fourteen miles south
Of the town Of Pamela to-wit: The san,hsas,
quarter Of section ,hir,y-six, township twen,y.
seven range two, containing one hundred ana
stxty ARES. Terms one half each, balance ON
twelve months time with approved security.
JAMES q sHEHGon
leF-tt Guardian.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi. Pamela suuntv. Ia
Emma Niles. legatsc 81 Alexander uiiss A..
rssssd. lou are herein cited h anssar h.s...
ne ffuhaie court ef said county. Il The euurt
hoass thereof on Wednesday, he ash aay y
july lsss 70 show cause why the final arsnunt
e hillsr y. Keith. one Of the adminissrninrs
tsaat So. With The will annexed az sssass
Of Alexander nilss, deceased. .honl1 M 4 ii
bowed end approved. ~ order Of esurt.
*aFs " p WuuTTEv. Clsrk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi. Panoln county. To
Virginia Hastings Elifs Shores aud Amanda
Shores, heirs Of Mary @. SHORES dsrsassd al.o
to Green u. liAs,inga husband Of aid y,s.
ginia. You are HEREBY cited 10 APPEAR bsfssr
The Probate e8uft II said county. Al he ss,,,
house thereof on Wednesday. the 1ssh dav a
JAY 1865, 30 show Causs vhy the final account
q Htilsr u. Keith, one Of The administrator Il
dseedssts estate shoald not BE- allowed md a..
ny order II court.
isa-4s W T. Wo0TTEN. CLERK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

i Letters = r. q administration having e-ea sraa.
Hoassen. deceased. hy the Pptasr rnsFt Il 4.
APRIL term thereof fF The rsaAsv AZ p.n1ls
and State q Mississippi therefore an nerzoss
having stAiuas awaiest u.sa sss.sk ~ -
saem Within the tire prescribed - az. a.
sher I'll = fFsTsr hsFFsd. sna eli shsse n.
asessa 3 said estate viii sars russs hv ravins
~ Immediately. sAHrEIn rAsFf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant.
sa 70 ne undersigned on the estate Of VIM. N
smlsh' deceased. a. the August term, lses,
~ me Probate Court u Pamela esaaly, Notice
= herehy given to all persons indebted 10 said
estate 10 come forward aud asssle. or having
claims against said estate, 10 cone forward and
pfuse them within the tins prescribed BIZ Law
OF they viii be forever barred.
s. = SMITH.
ISAAC SMITH,
aPa.l-es Administrator.
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announcements
ron Cincrm H.bat.

$50 afe authorized % ahnuHnse cglunf.
ufiandl httt of Tiptah county. ata mndilai,
it rfuit iilgo " Che ith judicial district
,anpn'ol " tie counties af fippah. Naf.hali
besula pnnoln and Lafayette 10 The election
20 uHiohtf nest ie-pd
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: < gaakls ass N sspsss.... -
our fears IA wes-aasslnr. and un.,a ....,.-
his rairuns 70 hare thsir ws-k -. - .zs
hrst q November. ~ he inlsnAz sis.s.- :. -
~ season- y rsrraass ks vsfk Il srer@ i.
s.net, I~Turiisd herr i - raisk
FsH Fvsiaa
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For the Pamela sraa.
Enignas.

Answer to cnigmas in last weeks
issnc.-No. |, Chaplin Conquest
Clarke. No. ,, Thomas Theodore
Byars.
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We ore authorized 10 announee Tie name NJ
tio Hon a VI Clayton o. q candidate for cIr.
r1Ii Judge fof the itb judicial Di.ifiel rgm-
posed II the counties Of Marshall Desoto. Tlp.
pah, Pamela and Lafayette at the election IN
Vtl1htf hnAt. ie-pd.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

Jf N Burlridgc has authorized Us to an.
nounce biz name as q candidate for Probate
Judge Of Pamela county At the ensuing clec.
Ton tc-pd
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CITATION NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters iCsiamentary having been granted
to inc upon the estate Of John Il Ilaieh
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the probats
oouri Of said county, at the November term. tsgs
%thefeofi nov all persons holding claims aeains,
said estate are hereby notified 10 come faTvs,d
and have them duly PrObated and registered
according to law, or they win he barred by Inc
statute IN such cases made and provided.
JAMES L. FLETCHER.
"F74'-" Executor.
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Family sfsdlflaa.

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4Hg HipeflHflif If meiIsMl aIsAl.a
diafpttff II eny e%hleaHle eswss..s =
from IL fatiafeaH den geE n ss 49,
and ability igf lhe lalsllesi II - Y. Z
pliffieianF 70 hfliiy, tbmssg MA 49, 1870
n capitalization # our bun ~sssas - 9
II IN lhls hgnei HfateeY. tssgs /.
M 4 exlehd, my friends ham I'M
the lufid lightning aash hnm \. 4 ~
lei Intellect govern, while haAsees ~. "
onf medicines are I'll t~laaaAsa wv
The dictates # raaFpn and easihs% lima I
one article recommended ff All -
afe more eoupIele ihan ahf eIaa 4 ,s.a. y
ever offered % The american bsouIs
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Cheap Cash Store +! !!
POWELL q
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B~ATESVILLE, MISS.

After thanking you fur pas, patronage. -.
would ask an examination IN IL l.s~sss ~
= e'aapss's assortment Of goods ever brought
~ MARKET and hear in mind thai u,r
49,. nave JHss arrived per Espress. frum pail
1s..sFaia and Cincinnati. and have hesn baask.
s,.h oash, at The loves, ptiesa ana We .ssns.
~ ,aas ihsy shall have The full benefit ~ sss
aes'ine that has taken Place IN suusis. oar
sales department. : magalhssns and oar gen.
uemens department. i complete. With ths
largest stosk q shoes IN Pannle eaaEs.s r..
- ~ ysa MH rezssnt ~ Vii d Il. Ef ~s
ean anly sAse Yua i've per Fsnt. II : an lem =
- - 81 sssHFsd thai us vii ell ron sns
koeas = ipW as Tau ran ct them IN Yak,
maFis|t fDNKLL 4 SIMPSON
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NOTICE.

Taken up by Elijah wilbourn, three mules.
one a brown mare mule, shod before. medium
size, about twelve years old, branded co. on
the shoulder and II. on the meek. appraIscd
At SIS, One a bay stud mule, Ave years old,
branded ~. = on the shoulder and aS.r on
the neck, appraised at 800. One mule coli.
nearly black, two years old, valued al SIS.
Posted the 2nd day Of June, 1906.
JAMES BOWERS,
1ce-lt Ranger Of Pamela County.
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We are authorized to announce the name Of
Green 4. Watkins as II candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county. Election in October next.
te-pd.
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The many friends of Capt. John W. Nc
Cracken announce his name as a candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff of Pamela county at the
ensuing election.
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$92,oo0 90


Fund on hand in notes and good
ihhls' s5s,s45 %
The foregoing Is a fair and correct statement,
made from the files and records In NV o1ire,
June ! 1866. WI. w00TTEN.
le'-li Clerk Board Police.
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English Female Hitler.
For The cure Of painful, Suppressed o. %IiI,''l.
menstruaiion, lcusorrloe or whites, l1Itls.
liberation and falling Of The womb hsasIa
ehlorosis, sicrrllIlty, palpitation, shesss.s !
breath melancholy, swimming Or fdiIssss
the head, sick headache, pain IN the a. 4
or loins, cold feet and hands, nervous asaH,
and prostitution, and all that class ii lfossL.
some complaints affecting old and youaf 1
males. II removeB MI distractions 10 ualus
promotes regularity and relieves the as.psl
ing
TlNGEs THE PALE CHEEK
with the roseatc hucs Of nature, round. M
ehisels the emaciated, adds brilliancy 10 the n
and Intellect, arouses the melanchoIIy. ssth
the nervous, imparts beauty 10 retiring rjfIbod
and composcs old age. ltproduccs these eges
by thoroughly arousing and rcinvigomline d.
whole female system to It's natural heslAs
functions. No female, married or singh. /
delicate health, should be withou. II. Cas
our agent and ask bis opinion. Price ~ ays
botttp
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New Dry Goods Stqr
IA T.
Haynes Il Rroberfson's
M L LIS!

am nov Offering foF sale at this siAal !
handsome assorsrsn, Of Orr ruufx hnra~sr
un-Nars, etc. have Ia store almost eFszI =
VIC united 70 The season, for ladies and -
apparel Ny goods are ali new and hou<Atf
los prices and ! can and will sell them : =
or lower than any dealer IN the county,. o.
ana examine my stock. You will be - !
~ All Tou want, A. no one complains -
prices (mayi2-4u ]. A. HERRING
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serantieur's Compound
Fluid Extinct Rcovhcr,

-. seranffenr's Compound
Flufd Extract RcaYberry.
Prepared according TO experienced phy.iril-
and prostate gland and nrcthm--M znh
or Misunderstanding male or female. Form
iention and non-retention Of urine, Imperial
and dcranged Secretion Of the kidneys pnax,
Ing thick or milky urine, a deposit Of ssdlmfus
gravel, weak back, especially when arhig
from excuses, effects o. early indisrsllon, hk
Is Of dissipation, glcct, lnucorrhoe, wskssk
mes, palid %connlcnancc, evil forebodinu a
This preparation Is a compound Of eubshs
nipcr berries, huchu, pipsisxway and maiitp )
a concentrated form. Ask your phyidE
about Il. Price large bottles only II 90 O.
other preparations which arc prepared ss
equal ability and skill, may be relied upon )
all cases where such remedies are required. -
a. follows.
Dromgoole 4 Cos. Amygduline cas9
Syrup.
DR.. Dromgoole's Red Diarfhoea Rezsdy.
De lie Rockies Pile salve,
Dromgoole L Cos, Dyscntary compound
seFaniieurs phloridzlne Stomaeh b.slzn.
Dromgoolc 4 Cos Vegetable AnlrblIlisss
Pills,
DE-. J.. Parham's Indian salye,
De La Rockies Liver pills.
DR.. Parham'i Eye Wash.
Oail on our agent procure q circular and ~
IL For sale by Druggists and Merchants.
j.. i. DROMG0OIR & CO.
Wholesale and retail Druggists AZ Mains
MnxFnrs M
For sale BY Druggists aud merchants i
in Pamela by Hodges L Moore, In sarauH
!. p. Dunlap & Go. marJl-5a
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Miss State and Cunderate State
treasury notes, 5,IG6 90
lnstaInents due from State, $4,000 90
Mississippi State Treasury notes, 3.2iO 90
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N"toa1i " Sctooi fimd n faaoh Comy.
-s
Amount notes against Miss & Tenn.
RR bearing 10 per IT. interest. t2t.abI n
Interest due on same. l3.gg5 DO
Amount notes against individuals
for fund borrowed The treasurer
holding notes secured by mort
age On real estate, lR7l 90
Interest on same, b.gga 90
Amount due fund by the county. ASA 90
Interest On same, gg4g 40
Mississippi State aud Confederate
State Treasy notes Oh hand h.7Ge 90
tlHh on hand in good funds, l.ggs 90
fcmi-annual instruments Of
interest due from Stnle-about ta0o0 90
DiafntBurrD FrSD.
Townships Q, 7, 8 and 0, in good
funds 5tn 20
Townships g, Z, T. o, 10 and ~. in
Mis- State Treasury notes, a.2iO %
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Our agents beihg Informed Il. M ss....
Jon Of each article md authorized i H..
tie SINE Information TO regular mastl.lsg 1.
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FOR ASSESSOR.
We ARE authorized TO announce the name oil
\. G Knox MS Il candidate for reelection to tho
Office Of county Assessor, at the ensuing cleo.
non. te-pd.
We are authorized to announce the name of
John w. Branch, who lost u leg ut the siege Of
Nicksburg while on duty with the Hudson bat.
terry, as a candidate for Assessor OF Pamela
county, ut the ensuing election.
We arc authorized TO announce the name of
X W. Terry, as n candidate for Assessor Of
Pamela county, at the ensuing election.
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Keep constantly on hand a largc and we'll
selected stock Of groceries bagzlag, rope and
plantation supplies. Liberal advances on col.
ION 10 Store. jcg-Gm
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TlNGES THE PALE CHEEK
RffSGH

A never failing remedy for ai forms of siaaa.a
chills and fever, dumb chills, Intermiiisu. 10
mlttent and bilious fever, periodical heaads
neuralgia, pain and aching In joints and IIzk
general debility, cold chilly sensations, and II
complaints Of a malarious origin. Producan
unpleasant feelings about the head, can be u
minlstered to infants, and can be relied upaz
the longest standing eases 10 be found, and u
rfifg In naru1ananf fall aud fn.L - II
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DO Isa Roolkc,a
Constitutional yOunrt

Constitutional MOnarh.
Being q happy combination of stilllnga ID
low dock, sarsaparilla, burdock and iodih 4
potash, for all Impurities Of the blood, skin u
eases and eruptions, s%croffnla, rheumatss
syphilis In all It's varied forms and stays
camp itch, letter, s%caldhcad, glaudular nsE
ings and tnmors, boils, ulcers, old sores, blo.tAs
and pimples on the face Of every young nal
hereditary taints and all diseases requiring u
Alternative treatment. Price Al 20 ner hotte
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S"foo.ai " setooi timd n Fmoh Cowg.
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Cottage and Lots.

Willsel, at the Court House, on the FIRST
MONDAY in December next.
The Cottage on Lincoln street, opposite
the Gas-Works. The Cottage has four
rooms above, and four basement rooms,
with good well of water, bath-house, VINE
ry, fruit trees, large vegetable garden and
all necessary out-building5 attached.
ALSO,
A Lot, fronting on Lady street 70 feet,
and running back 225 feet.
The above property may be treated for
and bought low at private sale, previous to
day of sale, by application as above
Nov 16 9t
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News I.cilts.

TORONTO, November 1.-Two more Fc-
mans were convicted yesterday, and sen
fenced to be hung on the 18th December
MILLEDGEvIrLE, November 15.-The bill
repeating the personal liability clause in
the charter of the Columbia and Augusta
Railroad was approved to-day, and is now
u law.
CINo1NNArr November 15.-Thc society
of the Army of the Tcnncssco rc-assem-
bled this morning and elected officers for
the ensuing year. Gen. Rawlings was
chosen President. The greater portion OF
ING the proposed monument to General
Mcpherson.
BALTIMORE, November 15.-AieSsrs. Kinds
and Woods, of the old board Of Commits
sloners, formally surrendered everything
TO the new Commissioners, who have fully
entered on their duties, at the Commits
sloners' office, where they are, to-day, re-
celving numerous applications for Office
SAN FRANCISCO. November IA letter
irom Generals Alvarez and Diaz, of No
Iember D. states thai four vessels of the
French fleet had left Acapulco. The gar
rlson consists of $50 mon.
The news of the capture of Oax&ca by
the Liberals is confirmed.
Another account says that three vessels
OF the French fleet proceeded from Aca-
pulco to Mazatlan. to withdraw the French
troops from the latter place and carry
them to San Bias.
Genera! Alvarez fixed his headouarters
three miles from Acapulco, which place he
expected soon to capture, having received
from San francisco a battery of ritlcd can
non, accompanied by twelve American
veteran gUnners.
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Cable DcSpatcllcs.

LONDON, November 13.-The Admiralty
has resolved to keep strong force of gum
boats i'll Chinese waters, for the suppress
sion Of piracy.
The Jamaica Committee have mani-
mously resolved to indict Gov. Eyre for
murder.
1t is said tha: the questions pending be-
tween the United States and Fraser, Trcn-
holm Il Co. lave been amicably settled
whereby the vessels now i'll dispute, at
Liverpool, and all other property, have
been released.
The English people and Government
seem inclined to settle the Alabama claims.
if u demand is made by the United States
LONDON, November IL ConSols 90 Five
twcnties G94.
LIVERPOOL, November ll.-Cotton hea-
w and Irregular; sales, to-day, 5000 bales.
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THE STAFF OF LIFE,

MET ihc cause of many Ills Blcat fer
Il mentcd is less nutritious than infer
mcntcd, N consequence of its gluten and
starch being dccomposcd. All fermented
bread, 10 matter by what combination OF
substances fermentation has been brought
about, is nnwholrsomc and poisonous to
the stomach. Indigestion, heartburn,
headache, aciditv, llalulency, oppression OF
the stomach. al come from the obnoxions
fermcnt. Use the ''CHESCENT ERATED
BAhlNG PONDEES' "a cheap, wholesome
ana nutritious powder for making all kinds
of bread batter cakes. Juhnnv cakes. muf
Inns. buckwhcat cakes. For sac by
FISHER X HEINlTSH. Pharmacists
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New York, November -Noon.-Gold
AZ. Exchange nominal, at OF for sixty
days Cotton nominal, at 344@36i
Z 7. M.-Cotton dull; declined 5Ge1c.:
quoted at 3403G. Flour quiet-Southcrn
sl250Gt17.40. Corn. dull, with 4 declining
with sales of Il 600 bushels: Milwaukee
" ;45@247. Mess pork s2lM22. Gold 49,
MOBILE, November 13.-Cotton sales to-
LAY 1900 bales; middlinss 3l0l32. Good
demand. Market easy.