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mIssIssIPPIIrEMS.

From the Herald and Mjssissippidn
we learn that George Chandler ana VIII
liam Fears, who were tried aud con-
victed by military commission on the
lItb of Nav last for mule stealing have
been sentenced to the Dry Tortugas for
five wears. By this it would appear Gen.
Ord has remitted the death penalty de-
creed for this crime in former general
order from his headquarters.
The Examiner of the 4th inst, says
Notwithstanding the fact that we have
had rain in Aberdeen almost every day
for the last ten days, we hear complaints
of drought from farmers living within a
very few miles Of us. a gentleman
planting less than mile north of Prairie
/ station, tells US that his young crops are
suffering for want Of rain, and another
/ living lust q little this side of him
complains that his fields are a." run
I Dipg away with grass and he
can't get time between showers tC
plow. We have never known such
I TaoCed showers before. We continue tC
/ hear most encouraging reports from the
farmers Corn is fast becoming " corn
as is cOrn,n and would make now with
ont a drOp more rain. The cotton, un'
der the stimulus Of the frequent showers
! is growing rapidly and rather running t
/ weed, but we are hopeful Of . period o
dry. hot weather now, that viii favOr it
development. A gentleman who plant
near the city, informed US yesterday tina
he had noticed quite number Ot mil
lers - or boil worm moths ia the last few
davs. but we think it too early to fee
upeasiness with regard to these insects
The Columbu Sentinel, " in view 0
the extreme dullness of the times" viii
/ until the lst of October OF until busines
shall sufficiently revive to authorize tn
large expenditure necessary in the pro
ductlon Of tri-weekly, reduce its lssu
to " two numbers per week" Col Mid
dletou. in making this announcement
assures his readers that the change Is no
dine 10 lack Of means or resources, but
made in compliance with the require
nents Of economy, and to enable him 3
make important additions to his stock {
material next fall.
The Ttsll0hatchidR published q
Charleston says of registration We ha
the pleasure Of meeting in Oakland O
Wednesday last, Coils. Howard and Mis-
ter. of Grenada, who are on the board {
registration for YaiObusha county. The
had registered up to that time, nee
twelve hundred voters, and OF that nun
, her. a majority of about two hundred an
. fifty were blacks. Not halfo the votel
Of the county are yet registered. 20
Howard, the president Of the board, IS
} the opjnion that there will be majOrit
of several hundred black voters, II sue
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TEXAS ITEMS.

The Presbyterian state synod was IN
session last week at Galveston. The
Rev. J. Layton Wilson, d. D., of COlum-
bia, South Carolina, and Rev. Z. T.
Baird, of Richmond, Virginia, were in
attendance.
The Houston Telegraph says two
companies have been formed for copper
mining in Archer county, and other
counties Of the state; and Is assured by
those who are well posted in these mat
teFs, that the prospects OF success are
cheering indeed. The yield is from
sixty to ninety per cent. of pure metal
from the ore. There is also a fine yield
of silver. About 1000 pounds of pure
metal was taken out by digging nine
feet into the ground. The Telegraph is
Informed that it is very sickly at Hous-
ton Just now, although there are no epi-
denies. Cattle thieves are also trouble
some in that vicinity.
The Wsco Register mentions the
killing of Mr.. William Keith, a highly
esteemed citizen of Basque county, by
Indians. When found the corpse had
been scalped.
Two deaths have occurred in Indian
ola from sun stroke the past week.
The Houston Telegraph has the fol-
lowing curious paragraph: Mrs. Weitzei-
berger, an elderly German wsman, was
charged with having committed an ag-
gravated assault and battery upon Mrs.
Weitzel. 1t appears that the defendant
charged the plaintiff with being witch,
and took it upon herself to scOurge her
With switches, after the manner Of the
witch-fnders of old. She also set her
dogs upon the poor woman, and other
wise treated her in the most cruel and
iuhuman manner. The recorder fined
her Sl3, and required her to execute
bonds in the sum of $3.50 to keep the
peace for six months.
The Grimes Record Of the 22d says
| there must be some mistake rs regards
me announcement of the cotton worm
| in Grimes. 1t has not heard Of its APP
pearanee anywhere in that county.
The Waco Register learns the
"ranger in that section Of the country
was never known to be better, and all
l kinds Of stock look well.
/ The Liberty Gazette Of the 18th ult
has the following: We have cOnversed
/ with a number Of planters from differ
ent sections of the county, and nearly
| ali of them speak very favorably Of the
growing crop. Cora is already made
and where il was worked is said to bt
very good. Cotton looks well and IL
growing finely, and early crops are il
full bloom.
The freedmen are so delighted viii
iury duty that number have offered t.
serve ali the year for their vietuals anC
clothes. Lately q freedman proved
claim of $3.50 for wages against his mas
ter, but a negro jury would allow bin
only sll0, on the ground that they knew
him to be a ~ triiing, lazy seOundrel,
and not worth whst his employer agree,
to give him,
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AIAE4MATTFNS

A great religious revival Is In pro-
gress at DemOpolis with very gratifying
results.
The Livingston Journal reJoices over
refreshing showers and abundant crops
in that section. The same paper asserts
that loyal league has just been formed
in that place, and adds 1t is = little
strange that the negroes, SO recently
freed from physical bondage, should
voluntarily enslaYe themselves by
taking an oath that deprives them Of
freedom Of speech and action. A men,
beF Of q league cannot DO as he pleases,
but as others who have bound him by
solemn oath please to have him do.
The Elyton Herald, speaking OF
crops, says: Our people have Just COM
pleted the harvesting of one Of the best
wheat crops ever raised in Jefferson
county. There will probably be at least
$4,000 bushels for sale in this county now
ia the hands Of producers; and If there
was any money in the county, most Of 1t
would lind a market at home, as the
former stock Of breadstuti5 is exhausted
As it is, however, most OF it Will go
soUth. Tho prices of wheat here, it is
supposed will be from 81 70 to 81 80 per
bushel-sOme sales Eill probably be
made as low as 81. The corn and cot
ton, though backward in consequence OF
the late spring, has a vigorous appear
ance. particularly the corn, and with a
continuation of good seasons for some
time to come, will make a good yield.
We have had fine rains for several days
past, and those who have heavy crops OF
cotton sre considerably in the grass.
The Tuskegee NeiCs learns that ne
GRO woman was found dead on the plant
alton of DR.. r. F. Howard, near that
place, on Thursday. 4 jury was sum-
moned, which, after the body was care
fully examined by DR.. johnson, reported
accidental death from congestion of the
brain and lungs, caused from desmenor-
rhea, The woman had come in from
church on Sunday evening under violent
religious excitement, and had been
whipped by her husband for some reason
or other. Owing to some peculiar cir
cumstances about the case, several ne
groes were placed on the jury Of inquest,
thus making the first instance of negro
Jury in Alabama.
The GreenviIIe Advocate is jubilaut
over the formation of q fire company in
that place.
The third volume of the Selma DuiLy
Times commenced July 4th.
-IDe EuIauIA NStCS So we have re-
Gently had several fine showers Of rain,
which has improved very much, the gar
dens in and around the city. We think,
from appearances of the clouds for the
last two days, the rains have been geu-
eral. The corn crop is said to be very
fine. The same paper mentions pro-
tracted religious revival amongst the
Methodist OF the place, and learns that
over one hundred converts had joined the
church in tws weeks.
The Huntsville Independent has seen
a number of cotton blooms, and says OF
the crops thereabouts: The crops are
very promising and inde this is the
cheering report from all portions Of the
county. With the blessings Of Provi-
denee, with our corn and cotton crop,
( weiu be masters of the situation yet Let
US au be hopeful, frugal and industrious" D."
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,.,,,.7--,, ,.yomandery, no. g. Ng5t1 SIN Mon
day OF eaea. month. John A7ul Conn., n j.
a 'iFzIn n. Rec.
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Trp,-AVno. MISS lime Is. 1851.
]. NJ. HALL, Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
FOrty-s ven, and comprised 10 s in the vicinity
of Memphis, Tenn, COrin 9TH, Miss, and Her
nando, Miss, deeds 10 which have been made
20 the lucky tickeJ-holders.- For this, the Sec
Oud Drawing, however, we are able 10 offer our
patrons still more attractive Inducements 70
interest tht mseIves in our scheme. From o
lengthy list of property, much of which has
already been advertised TO the pubic, we select
the following:
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NOTICE

,,,rr., .-a,,ftors OF the estate . 9. 9. Haidne
are hereby nOiiaed tnsat 5ays sufggesiea
s,ls l,,-,-t,f riu3an county tenuesses al,tI
~ -,.siifor of sad estate ere nslt ec - fl,i
tbeir elsimss, dnly aEi ine1s's flLaa 50
rnOuths from date nel.s'lt t+ - .',,tiHe VII 10
1ieff1 !, ~ o. the sane. 9....
A,,risisa lseIs aplaIs
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Sere1ath Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site win
psrpetngl mn OF 81 feet Of water, situated in
Wias.on county. Alabama, with lou acres OF
land. Valued a. $1,000.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

n,-flA1-Cs LagNe as follows CITY time. en-
1 Tnrougu expires sundays eAaeilt..Ii; ~
eomsnoIatiGu ar $50 D. fl. - --s.,.
Express connects a. 'is5ta -a-l,s -s s-'.t- -
,tfIrnoog tain on THE Mississippi central
EsiIroad fsr Holly Springs, 'eF Ltiles.'
Ireuada. Jackson. AtcE>nur=, mss PC" ol-
Al Cartnih, Tor Okolana. Columbus Miss,
al i,,,-liaf. f5r Columbia, Nashville, Louis
Vile Cincinnati, etc D. ,--t..
Al ,haltauooga, Tor all places lA l..ii- l..ii-siH
Virginia. ~ asnIngluu, baltimore, illlaa1. iLl''i
's1,ra,Ish' Man connects nj Grand function
1-it5. Lffns Tor Bolivar stIi- ls,'-l- eiLl
At nseETur. for Athens, fulzski Alt-' Nal'--ll-
"a Al cbaltaD8o-s Mali trains connect for same
40 MS as ENpTlss trains
Fs4-saEe checked s-sDEg1-
70 -iistsefs and lurfasr Information, apnly a.
tlle Once, 80. 25s Main street, corner oi '7o''lN
N WI. ROSS. SeBI SEp't.
EARNE=. Gem Ticket agent
.Tssf + Do SHOCK Passenger AEenL.
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each additional insertion
two weeks
u one month .
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
6Oxl0O, in the city of Chicago, Ill, only three-
QUAR-. ers Of a mile from the heart of the city,
and within one OcK Of the street. railroad IN
tersectng every part Of the city, valued al
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above. property
2sxIO0 feet; very available for residence anc
desirably located. Valued atSoU.
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PLINT FREEHAg, President.
LORING ANDREWS, lice President
HENRY c. FREENAN, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESS EE.
COwpTROL.L.En's DFFICE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTHOLLEE's OFFICE,
Nashville, June 4, ls51.
l. q. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify chat the GLOBE y ~
TUAL LIFE INsU kAECE T. EPAST. located al
New York city, IN the state Of New York. has
produced 20 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the req ulre-
ments OF the laws Of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on iusEsT2nce companies. aHu further
certify that n. T. TONLIN-uN GENERAL. AG Of
said Company. has also complied with the re-
quiremen,s Of the laws OF the State, made and
provided in -uciI eases: wherefore, said GLOBE
MUTUAL LIVE Insurance COMPANY las au-
th0rity to take risks and transact the business
Of insurance ~ this state.
e.. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Tenn
Active. reliable and influential parties can
End rrmunerltive employment. as s1lie tors,
by apphcat on TO
a.. r. TOMLTNSON, General Agent,
No. I7 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn
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RNCG NLlND NlIrFlGTLRLNG 90,

BAENE-- GEM IICEeI Agent
,,.Istf SH SHOCK, Fa-.enEer AzenL
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Eighth Prise :

The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
snrfngs Miss: "a handsome and we'll con-
structed school buildiDg, most eligibly located
This Is verv desirable property. Nalusd al soOoO
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES
The First and Capital Prize.

Col N, C. GallOway's valuable residence
corner OF Court and Third streets, Menphls
one block only from the censer of the city, and
in the vicInit OF all the Federal, state and
County Offices. Lot S755 feet frout by S35a deep
Valued at s20O00.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Banner Of the 4th instant gives
the following particulars Of daring leap:
The sheriff Of Washington county got
on the train at Chattanooga yesterday
morning with fnur prisoners, three white
and one eOlored, en- route for the peniten-
tiary at this point. While between Ste
venson and Bass, two who had their
ankles chained together were allowed to
90 into the water closet. The neWsbOy
remarked that they would jump out of
the window, but the sheriff thought
there was no danger Of their escape.
Almost immediately both were seen
jumping from the window. The train
was stopped after running half 3 mile,
and backed up TO where the copvicts had
Jumped off, but it was soon ascettained
that they had made good their escape.
One Of the prisoners had been sentenced
to the penitentiary for nine and the other
for eleven years for horse stealing.
Gideon Bolton, residing near Car
thage, was lodged in our Jail yesterday
by the sheriff of Smith county, for horse
stealing.
Mr.. W II. Harris has been nomi-
mated by the recent mass meeting at
Chattanooga to represent Hamilton
county in the next legislature. He is an
out and out black and tan radical, and
fndorses all the acts Of the last congress.
"A serious break occurred at
Franklin on Saturday, between the ne
groes and whites, in which one Cody, q
white man, was killed, and eight Others
wounded. Three negroes were mnrtaily,
and fifteen less dangerously wounded
in this viilainOus attempt of the rad
iOals to inaugurate a war OF races.
It is positively isserted, and it is said
can be proved, that tbs shooting COM
menced by black loyal leaguers. Gen,
Carlin has gone there and the matter
will be strictly investigated.
The agricultural bureau, IN its report
on southern states, says Of Tennessee
About thirty-five counties report twenty
five per cent. increase in acreage, and
fifty per cent. in present condition oi
winter wheat, as compared with last
year, when the crop was not much above
half an average; spring wheat, five per
cent. more acreage and thirty per cent,
better iu condition than at the same
time last year. Bye three per GENT. les;
average and three per cent. better in ap'
pearance. Oats, twelve per cent. more
acreage, but eight below in condition.
Fruit not nearly SO promising as last
season.
From the clarksvilie Chr0ptole we
learn that at a meeting Of the directors
Of the Memphis, Clarksville and Louis
vile railroad, held at the e9urthoVI ain
the city of GAINESVILLE, on thz I'D OF
June, Hon. G.. A. Henry Is elected
president, and Geo, ,u86arsE, u IN, secretary
and treasurer ri AGENTS i3r the ensuing
year. The f.. Sci list Of directors
Joshua Elder, vs. Duarles, T. w.
King, L. Bradley, J. e lice, DR.. \. L.
Thomas, DR.. W. NJ. Finley, Is, W. Hum
phreys, John +. House, c. A.oHeuryr
w. ?. Hume, J. G. Hornberger, :, 4r. J.
Cobb, G. w. Hiliman aud DR.. J. II.
I'ortss.
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LOTTERIES.

THE First Drawing which took place at Her
l nandO, Miss, on the 18th inst, was attended
with uuusual success, when it Is remembered
that but q few weeks elapsed from the lncep-
ton OF The enterprise to that event. sllOlO
worth Of tickets having been soldt Ike
amount Of property was drawn for, uuder the
supervision OF gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, as
will be seen from the subjoined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted TO a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner;
HERSANDO, MISS, June Is, 1867.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing OF the southern Asylum Is
correct. and that the proceedings were ch2raO-
terized by spirit of fairness and business un
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any Knowledge The Managers Of the Com
pany placed the tick Is and wheels under our
sole n auagement ana control
Signed: J. b. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. A. MERRIW ETHER,
W. W. CAMPTON,
NJ MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINSLIE,
Committee.
I N uATT. CLARK
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NEW LAW FIRM.
rOENER ElST CorGT and !
Nm Residellt Notice.

MEMPHIS TENN.
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Ninth Prize :

Lot No. s, In Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size lO2xI52 feet. A beautiful building lot,
Valued al SJgD.
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Tenth Prize F.:

49, acres OF woodland near Raleigh SheiDy
connty. tennessee distant from Memphis nine
miles This is very desirable, and an excellent
prize Valued at 5000.
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Tickets IS each. May be had OF, or ordered
through, any OF the Companyls agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Ienn.i or OF Col
James strain, fernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Ohcers Of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any OF he drawings. The
COMPANY Is slmply the media for the purchase
and sale OF real estate between property hold
ers and the general public, ie29 I'm
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Cottage Residence. rooms; lot l2Oxl70 feet
ON Borland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at $1,000.
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To SoUTHEEY AIERCHINTS
Dissolution.

r,,,4F law Firm q HAYNES. HEATH d
| LEWIS Iq this Gav dissolved The unnu-
f-bef husIue-a. OF the Grm VIII have The al
T-1.t on OF each or us until 10 Is closed up-
s..Tgr d, HAYNES has associated with him.
il the practice of ilte law, lp an as h .atenesr
HIssou- -in-law Francis ID. stockton an P t- son
Hafrgf " HHrue- aud the style Uf their ArIu
A. HAYNES. STOCKTON a HAY rs. oli-es
iu - Vincent Building" corner Elsl Court
aud Sgc8ud -treels-
h n He1th ana A. n. Lewis are associated
In the practice of the law, iu an lJs bIalcleN,
aud may Be found 4t the old ONCE HOut ee'tAt
l55rrer of Second ana Union streets up ,lAlr,
The style 1f their uTIn Dis HEATH q ltf-M i7.
grbe parties may ue consulted, IN regard 10
IaNBDN g. HAYNES,
X r. HEATH,
A III. LEWIS.
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my vtrtue OF trust deed tNecutei ~ -ii9 ~, ~
* -thf 2ah day Of june 1850, 10y npsee ~ y
- f-,lrigfopber Zimmerman, and on y iesl,
15,.l IN, lie Wegistefs Office or shelby lou y
.7.nt,esse for the purpose Of payiag ihe eeb'
5fheFein secured, VIII on
~ sT5rPDAY TaE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST
- at fba saIesroom OF 1IeasIs Boys
80 Trezevaut & Co, No. 20 see
- .ff-af Mem phi 3 Tcun., Ayers Bloekl, SCI
fofbe highesf bidder, Tor Cash. the ioliowlng fea
..Sfefe ff-wttt a cerictn lot OF grOuNd IA lhs
,-,.-ssfi-of shelby, Bt.te gf Tennessee and city
y. sFs11anbfs know and designated upon the
- - - Ffi3Iss fub1f vision OF County lot No 81
= - NJ, 20, situated al the southeast corner o
Pobeson aud -iill's streets ironing ~ -
= - eorlfh size OF I3abeson street and extend
~ so4thward for depth 4sa fett between
ii.ss ,,aral lsgith Hill street, 70 an auey-io
IN Win an OF the APT urienancas thereun6
filensinr The t3ie 10 the above property i
beiieved TO be- good bul l viii only SCI ane
,e-,-ev A. Trustee. Equity ot redemption
sreivae sale al " O'Clock "a. - 80
JOIN 2. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Logwood & Peyiopi AvtoIneys lys-ies
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Fifth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above prOpert
g5xl00 feet. Valued at $500
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n Syg-Leouidss 4. Mcknight vs. Iii NICK,
- isi,earfug from afiidayt lu lhlS cause, that
l me t5ef-ndaut Eli Mex Hu.s is "a uou-rei-
.11ut offbe slate of Tennessee.
al - til..reigra ordered that Dee make bis ap-
.1sarauce herein, al ihe NyaI. house pa ths c'ls
q, AugusI. 1857, and plead. answer OF
IS3.-r 80 t0 Compliments blll or The same
~ ,i-.y, fof confessed, as 10 D. Fu, and 81
W. SCri---r - tv-uarte and that copy OF ihls
l5ler b. Gublisred once week, lor lour sue
- essalNe y 49, 0,',-,5ti. A.ALSTON,
A csp5 Clerk aud Master.
PvR-L. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
e CIapp, Vance Anderson ~, III i
plalnant
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The BUntyn
HOMESTEAD Ian DIS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure Of placing on the
w market tho { NeIg desirable and Valuaule
hands. so well known TO the community As toe
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraluus Bun
fvu Esu situated at the frs STALLION on the
NrHphis ana Charleston rallTuad, i've miles
east OF the city. The ilnpT0E EelnentS w.tE
about twenty acres OF land, have been re
Gently sold 10 Hume r. Bin, ESQ who nov
resides upon the premises. The balance
of lie IRA 9, consisting OF about 40 acres,
Ea- been laid on ia lots varying Ia size lroIn
fva 20 ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
euues aud laid of SO as &c secure IN greatest
amount Oe comfort The trains Of the AeH-
T,f,fs and Charleston railroad afford the OPpCr-
iUnft, 8f gong Iu aud ont OF the city, from and
IL lupt,n's S LaLlOn. 11ur times Gay, So as 90
make a residence at his point almost as con-
,-.nIfrf aS 20 live iu the city itself
-TI5a fUaIre can now be had Uf lots wholly or
mart in osiZlnal forest, or in held,
In Exchange for City Property.
Tine executors are dirscled ~ The VIII TO sell
1 a. ulaca and invest in city property, and we
i, n rscafve uTouosi tlOlls 70 exchange iOreilher
',lroyad OF vacant lots In the city.
~ All uar5ira looking loI SUBURBAN resi-
,t..uee " q DO not JaiuR any property more de-
.f..FIa can be found. in regard to health, COM
g.Tlf1uc. or good ne ghporhool, within The
same distance nom thefli}.
IN terlus viii be made very liberal and easy
nd Lhe prices low 10 parties deslroua q buy
T ~, f,r oc .upatlou. Plans or ine suDa4FisOn
,gIII be SHOWN 90 our ONCE - . -
"myi7tf ROYSTEB. IRRELEVANT q 60.
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Is the case IN YaIobusha, what may We
expect in Tallahstchie.
The Brandon Republican says: We
spent Thursday, Friday and Saturday
last at Pelahatchie depot, where we met
most OF the voters in that beat, and have
the qualification OF announcing TO our
readers that we did not see or hear tell OF
a cOnventionist belonging 10 the beat.
There is not one there. Crops in that
neighborhood are looking tolerable well,
and now that they have had several
showers Of rain, we think they will make
at least an average crop.
The same paper says nulatto I:leet-
ing was held at Philadelphia, Neshoba
county, on the 1st Of June, at which DR..
Il. ]. Meredith presided, J. 5. Lewis
acted as secretary, and JEFF. Hyde and L.
Franklin made speeches. We don't
know any Of them except Jeif. hyde
and we are very sorry We know MIN.