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ouR LETTER SuEEr Prices CUnnESr AND Com
AkhcIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery this
morning at o'clock, ut the Office
orders for any given number weekly, with busi-
ness card inserted, must be handed in on Thurs-
day.
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THE FLORENCE GAZETvTE.

DUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, At FLORENCE.
l. 9. c.. Offers m excellent MEDIUM to Merchants and
others who wish 10 extend their business in Tho Pee
Deo section Of tho State Rates Of advertising very res
aonAble. September i6
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hILEof Co. viii cell this day. 10 O'clock at their
aaies rooms No. l3s Meeting street. segars tobacco
whiskeJ provisions, &C., &c.
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock
n their auction sales room No 1856 Meeting street. gro
ceries and whiskoy.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. ct 10 O'Clock at his
store, corner OF kns and Liberty Streets
cases boots and shoca, and clothina
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A Fact Worth knowing.

The best Investment for invalid, who suffers from
debility or losa Of appetite IL bottle OF PAEKNrss BE.
patio Bitters " will bo to give relief For sale by
all Druggists.
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CHANGE OF llouR FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On AMI after Sunday, 9th inst, this Ofico will be
open from hals-past iivo to haf-pasl six for delv-
ering mails STANLEY q. TROrT, L. Al.
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. .
linnE@ H. ~ In,tir 10y twrIy inriu> tII clear
hiit =" iva 10y twelve inches pI,nir yellow l,r pIik-
@ i"si tl"'h -l'rrs ~ thrcr Iy nine inlIc- ;rc rI
iir placed tive ti iiuin centres braces Lc two hy
SIX l>. tlayriaiI thu sides al Trunks ut ,IiI
ii'''" :" h," l'' iItiu ,u'rS. The Trunks bc laid
la ;:iai.' lri,, furnished lay The Engineer.
hl i,r work m,I-i he .arriyi uu with the greatest
,lI-,htrb.
iLii- iau hr seen at thi ,,ni,c
""Iv "i Ih"-c sIr, I,,l-I ,t HItarIrni t rl
"itr i.pt ~ J. BAliiint,
s"li'morr u City Enginrrr.
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EASTERN HAY, &c.--Ar. II. ARNOLD, No. 2l9
Meeting street, adyertecs this morning line lot
OF Eastern hay, and other articles for sale low
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PosToFficE NoricE. An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, aud FOR distribution beyond
those Offices, will close daily at tue Postofiicc at
halfpast o'clock.
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ESTIMATES WANTED.

UTFIi'E CIT CINTI. INtiINIfi
i'iIt HALL. cBhEIESIn.. Srpt-Iui,tr u, lsoI.
- SLENl.tl PROPOSALS. WILL. iif REIElN III IN III.
Tia. ihh at ~ "'crE ~. tpr BUILDING SENIEiI
iEt AhS al iiI lengths AMI sizes gwen ilJw. III. A.,
tomato wtil include The cu-I ,NraSaiiiI about .tp
'iti tirl, ~ rIlih. the necessary fitting. trorIuiI
Nhnts. al sL,lliir uIirr the liyiuX "i trunks.
lHiNh- lrET
l''ih ~ lrlh tH Line stcrt. 80
itt'G'h ~ l'ms III AMI trnin nt- in Coming srct
Vs. 'h' " iM ,uWh. :Ib
l'ii@a itfns lI''n l"t- 'ia,l-,lr street the
.'ii-i ~ ih ~ M"ntM'Ii street. i.u
lrI;;il al i:unL ir,nI acIni",i's Cont In ltld-
.hi- -ir.,t dram. ............ .............. J.T
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AUCTION SALES.
Trmrcrics ant iIh,sk"y.
Mrk & t.iiii.jij.i.i.

N' ~ ~ " va W
"il all IItS DAY uuh,,i 2'iii in-it,. 81 10 i
Al tbnir Auriipn SI"' lturni Nt IL; M,'iiug sii."
opposite P,S,lIrn Ilri.1
CHOICE FAMILY HAMS: barrels Di.I t:aiTi.pn VIII.
.cE: kegs nfrl d,innhn. Whisky: IINUS tIr.s lar
iels Pig Heads Feet Fork lrimIn..&, AMI ls,Dr,
inrnt oi f;ID"rric-
COUNTERS. SLOW CAsl.S. AMI iuIuii,r.. Il. usi:nl.
Purchasers 10 rruir,r sun,l> Ia, Of -r,. Terms
''su' September -
ft If.It Stl.l..
VIII b' Sull NJ lhill auction. NIpNISptN on :.
'T ID ls6'. AT " "vtt'k An. at L. .yutryriur~.
Ia Ir't. southern What Charleston. 50
IAf.'f lhI IN ptMNuIn nay
ifS 'aSii ih 'i"'"iiiiIi't iun itC Hay r..
rnU rd Al "I,r alter The .I,s,. al saI,
u! order "a lNi. lt"ui. Inl. L. IL. iliNr
th'ri qua, i'Inia't.i, - Military nI-i,i,
I. T.. M.Il.RNIIl.
S,prnlirr - IMi. MI,r a.I & a. N
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The City Treasurer will continue to rece eiye tho
amounts due for City Taxes for 1867 until lat Oc.
tober. @
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Post Odlce Notice.

PosT OrPICH
CHARLESTON S. G., July G, 1867.
Aftor today tho mails Tor Northeastern Railroad
will close al 4 O'Clock AM, aud to-day aud after.
wards they arc expected to reach the Railroad
Station" al $50 O'Clock PM, and to DO ready for
delivery at tins Office at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
STANLEY q. TROTT, p. AI
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The CATERPILLAR IL TIE UP-CouNTHY. Y.-One OF
our most prominent citizens NOW farming no ar
Pendleton, 3. c., has written to large firm here
within few days. in which he states that ''the
caterpillar has been making clean sweep for me,
eating up every green leaf and all the young bolls
OF conrse'my crop will be seriously cun,4iled."
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REoIsTRAr1oS.-wo have only report from ono
pracinc Of yesterdays registration in Tho city
First Precinct Wards Nos. and a. White f. 10;
co!orod, g.
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CRTSPER COMA.

OIL she was hssuuful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils. soft entwined,
RnehaIned the very heart and mind,
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MATCH GAME OF BAsE BALL.-A match il to
come oil this afternoon at p. NJ, at tho west ond
OF Broad street. between the first mines of the
stonewan and PhouiI Baso Ball Clubs, which, wo
have no doubt, will be very lively affair.
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A Card.

What is TARRAHT's EFFERvEsCENT sELTzER
APERIENT and what are its eGscts7 These are ouesr
tons which the great American public has 1sht 10
AJAX. and It also has light to expect candid and sa
factory reply. The preparation Is a mild aud gentle
saline cathare altestiye and tons and is
fully prepared In the form Of white powder cou-
'nIns all the wonderful medical properties OF the far
faxed Seltzer Springs Of Germany.
OF It's effects would say that those who have tested
the preparation the best judges and they declare
over their signatures thst the preparation will
promptly relieve indgesuon. Regulate the dow OF the
bile Cure every species Of headache TranqulHze the
nervous system Refrenh and nygorate the weak Mill
gate the panss Of rheumatism. Neutraizs acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone tho bowels Asslsl the
falling appetite. Cure tho heartburn.
II you sufferer give this Remedy one trial. and II
will convince you Of the aboyo tscts
TARRANT CO.. Sole Proprie,ors. New York
Sold BY all Druggists. 3mos September 70
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DOME AT THE Dali.
MEMS OFFICE.
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NUl'lt'E.

nfFiCE CLERK OF CoUSCfI.-TIiE FOLLOWING
~ rIansr nf Sertiun OF "Ornahre to Raise Sup
plies ior hrIsir isiT. IL published for the information
u lSrsons selling Goods by sample otherwise who
not rsilunts of this cty All sch persons hereby
uOtIiirtI 10 report NJ this Office.
Three dollars every hundred dollars OF all goods
EalI In this cityl sons tIVi residents by sample
Otherwise" . W. II. SMITH.
MarrIs ...t -. W CLERK Of Council
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TIE FINE observation-disclosures half past twelve
o'clock yesterday tho engines were brought out By
the alarm bell giving notice that thore wus q fire
In the Eighth Ward. It was at the northwest
corner OF Cannon and President streets, in tho
house occup Ell by AIR. Morris ILDR1cB, and
owned by aIr. J. LuDEs. Tho fire broke out up
stairs, where the family occupants reside. The
roof was damaged porhaps to the amount Of about
s75, and tile furniture slightly injured. There is
$1,000 insurance on the house in the Carolina Nu-
tual Insurance Company OF this city.
While the Marion Steam Fire Company WAS en-
gagged in putting tho above fire out, the sparks
from her chimney SGT fire to the roof OF the house
near where she was stationed Fortunately il was
discovered and pnt out with little trouble OF loss.
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Kentucky state Combin alton Lottery.
MURRAY, EDDY CO.. Managers. drsws EVERY
DAY at Covington, Ky.
Whole Tickets from 81 TO $40. Shares In proportion
Capital Prizes from $4,000 to $4,000.
II. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 80 Hssel street. Charleston. q. c.
Soptenlber6 limo
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF or PoIICEl
CH,RI.EsroS. 4. T.. May {. 1857.
TIME REGULAR INSPECTION OF. THE LOTS AND
iurlosIIrrs. yaultS. &C.. will commence on IfoGduy
sr! u inst. Owners and occupants Hereby required
b that hrir praiiScs in good condition nnd That
I'LL Nth ami garbage ia renewed required by 0rd'.
nance Other inspections will follow. ,.'
Rs Order rf Mayor GAlIi.tRp. % fs'
C. B sIawALD.
Ct'sf OF Poire.
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NEW RIcE.-The New York Journal Of COM
ne'ce, of Monday, has the following paragraph !:
"We wero shown Saturday, by Messra. d. TAI
MAGE Il Co., package of new crop South Carolina
paddy. 1t was grown near the Cooper River, and
is sample Of some 10000 bushels now ready to DO
forwarded to markot Tho quality il excellent,
.and tho amount of volunteer grain small.
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THE EAST FLORIDA BANNER
OcALA. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA.
T.F. SMITH. Editor and Proprietor.
S. e. DKBRUIIL, Assistant Editor.

lHHE BANNER HAS LARGE ClRcUL ALTON
throughout the most iorul,s and wealthy portions
of Florida.
Bnsiilrdi mrn tirsiros oi Introducing lcir business
through that rtcliun. would du well to advertise la is
columns 80
SUBSCRIPTION, - A YEAp.
SrARSIcK Co., Agents, at Courier Oncc Charleston
South Caruliua.
Seitember ~
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The NAILS, We regret to say, still very irrcg-
u!ar. There is not week in which, from somo
cause OF other, tho Nortcrn mail doos not fail
onco or twice. On Wednesday NC had no mail
north OF Richmond; yesterday we had nothing
from beyond Wilmington BY the Northeastern
train, but received the previous days Northern
mail by tue South Carolina Railroad; 10 that wo
are still one day behiud. Wo deyontly hope that
reconstruction may come ere long, and with it the
cessation Of these inconyeniences. We often won-
der whether in Kansas, too where they have
female sufage they tolerate such mail irregulari-
ties.
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ilsi of either into wayy rnRlete heavy uassiye
81. Has been u'rd hy tho fashiunables OF Paris ani
London. with thn most gratifying results. Docs no In.
Jury ihc hair Price by mail sealed and postpaid 81
Descriptive circulars mailed ircc Address BERGER,
y, sols Agents for the United States.
Sfanrh M ~
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September 8

The Ttme to Advertise in tho Country.
THE PHGSII has large circulation throughout tho
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the srngancy OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishng to use
tle columns Of lie paper viii address
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor.
February IS Columbis, 3. c.
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There c0nieth glad tiIlngs orjoy TO NIL.
, To young aud To old, 10 sicai aud 10 small;
TIE 1eruty which onre was Ro precious anu rars
IL free Tor all. untl al may b, lair.
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MUSIC ON TIE BArrERy.-our citizcns will be
pleased to learn that thoy once moro TO be
treated to tho feast Of sounds thoy have learned 10
appreciate, but which they have for some time
been deprived OF. The new instruments, we pre-
sume, have been received and are to be tested to-
morrow afternoon, with The following
PROGRAMME:
l. March--Remember Me.
2. OSerture-Dichter und Bauer
8. Waltz-Je Paccio.
4. Potpourrie from Trovatore
8. Polka-Militaire.
6. Cayatina from Ernani
2. Galop-C Champagne.
8. Bhubert-Serenade.
10. Buenos Noches
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CHARIEsToNrANs IN TIE WEsr.-A friend hand
ed us the "Aunzeiqer deS SRieus," German paper
published i'll Memphis, in which We and para
graph we belieye OF sufficient interest TO our read-
ers to induce us 10 translate it into English.
yellow Fever ON the Loyee.-On Sunday MORN
ing, the 8th inst, the aohd,ck, from New Orleans
came to tue Leree tat Memphis) with seven yellow
fever pattcnts One oil the passengers died Of this
disease while the vessel lay st anchor. Nearly all
the saors Tor hauds) were sick. AS soon as the
Mayor heard Of it, he went down to tho boat and
told the captain that lie could not be permitted to
land. DR.. LEBBF, Of Charleston, who has had
much experience in the treatment OF yellow fcYer
patients, offered 10 accompany the boat OH its way
to ST. Louis, and after be had secured tho neces-
sary medicines, he went up the river in the boat
AT Columbus, KY, the doctor left the boat, aud
arrived here day before yesterday. He says that
on tho voyage up tho river only one more passeu-
ger died, and four took the fevcr."
We take sincere pleasure in recording All act of
heroism like the above. DR.. LEBBY, above men-
toned, was we'll known to us during the war,
most OF tho time being stationed in Virginia. where
at different times ho held positions Of honor and
responsibility. He ia son of our esteemed fellow
oiiizen Dr rnuv
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CHEAP BED BLANKKTs.-At 2s7 King street, until
the lst OF October we will offsr twenty five pairs
super bed blankets "a little soiled) al greatly re-
duced prices. Gall early and savo several dollars
per pair, at sToLL WEBB & Co.'s, Nos 2s7 and
2s9 hing street. wful
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET LINE
BY reference to our advertising columns, it will
be seen that on nnd after Monday, September 3Oth,
the days Of sailing Tor the steamers on this line
will be somewhat changed, leaving Charleston
every Monday and Friday, and Savannah every
Wednesday and Saturday mornings
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MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH. wuh.u
1fl PrrthTiuus and tlrir recovery d.slir,,l ~.
io nuw with grateful cniuaiioI- L. the AllWisr His.
poser. ulirr heartfelt thanks i ,y rrin,ly. lr.
lug tir sl"r tnr -i,l'' lis pih' intr,ti t' ile.,
illr Originator as iit-t lnpl. rraisr hr san
giinc expectations III manifestations issuing from all
quarters ot iiE unparalleled curative pruprrt' III,
Ease wrre IL has been administered with r;,ia i-
rriiona and irr=rver in. has 1t iaiI,-l i it irlIi
rr,iiltr.
In rrSarting In this remedy. the ir,alt ,lrpci,
upon the safety every article IN iia pr, AMI
While acccieratr7 tbr Iealth II Actions III each organ
al vessel, tile mind can , peril rtly alIT.
henaion ot any subtle igsriirt being iusinHntc
composition
Tic appetite. which Improves under its
IL ct liberty to indulge pfSnty In whatever nutrncni
ia palatsble digestive and wholesome aud while
more than proper TO avoid exposure irHsh rod tear
need be entertained Of ANY liability under this course
treatment to induce il. l: is pleasant AROMATIC
CORDIAL, quito agreeable tho tastr and as Inns, r..
Hriiycr and baisam OF health it IS distinguishing itself
without precedent, and trlI will lon! claim iot
itself general acclamation FOR lis uurlyacd oir acy
For Pac hy the Propricrsss. Mrs. CECILIA Ii0pRi.
CUES, northwest corner of MEETING AND SOCIETY
STREETS, and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE sl.2J
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'THE EAST FLORIDA BANNER."-This enterprise
ing paper, published at Ocala, Marion County,
Florida, possesses rarc advantages to Charleston
merchants for advertising their business in one of
the most wealthy and popular portions of that
State. Messrs. spARNIcK 4 Co. are the agents, and
can be found at the Courier Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1867-11-23
EXECUTORS SALE.

NDER and by virtue Of an order and
decree Of the Probate Court OF Noxubee
made at October term, A, ID, 1857
thereof, the undersigned Executors Of he cs.
tate Of Warren II, Jordan, deceased, will sell
on Saturday, the 2lst December next, at tue
late residence Of the said deceient, between
the hours prescribed by law, at public QUERY,
10 the highest bidder, on a credit Of Twelve
months from the day of sale, all the personal
property not exempt from sale under exeeu,
tioI at las, CONSISTING Of mules, horses. cattle,
&c. We will also, al The same time and place
and upon the same terms, sell The plantation
known as the Warren II, Jordan place. in
said county, con aiming about $50 acres OF
laod, and known and described upon the
pot of survey as follows to-wit: The 81,
the NEI and the FL Of NW4 Of section 90
the NV and w Of the SW4 Of section 81,
and the NE4 Sec. 81, oil in township 10 Of
range IS east, in Noxubee county. Miss, on
" the reyerSionary interest in said estate 10
tile Dover Land, tc.wit; FL Of NW4 the
Ma aud the NE4 OF SW4, Sec. 90, 7. Is, R,
IS. The purchasers will be required to give
houd or bonds with good security.
y. j. JORDAN,
JAMES I. JORDAN,
Move ts Executors.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, made BY
- James Z. Holt 10 the undersigned as
Trustee, for the benefit Of Withers, Adams
L Co, which Deed Of Trust stands record
ed in Book on Of Record Of Deeds Of NOX-
ubee county, Miss. / will on Monday, the
18th day OF December, 1887, proceed to sell,
at the Court House door iD the tosn OF
Macon, Ia said county, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described Lots, in said
town Of Macon, to.wit: The south third OF
fractiouallot three, and a portion Of the North
ern part Of block one, commencing at the
north east conner Of said block, running south
SIS feet. thence west to the street between
blocks one and two, thence north So feet to
the norih west corner Of block one, aud
thtrce east along north street 70 the begin
ming, containing about one halt an acre. The
first named lot, containing about one aud
G~l00 acres more or less; being the lot on
which said James E. Holt now resides, The
sale to take place between the hours pre-
sctibeJ for Sheriif's sales.
ii. l.. JARNAGIN,
Novs Avs Trustee.
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COTTON AK
NOTICE TO COTTON TAX PAYERS.

MrssRs. HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON 4
co OF AUGUSTA, Ga, in connection with
Influential parties at the North, have formed
an Association tOr the purpose OF recovering
from the United States THE INTERNAL REvE
NUE. TAX ON COTTON. The undersigned is the
duly authorized Agent of the Association for
South Alabama (below a line running East
and West through Montgomery and for
Southern Mississippi.
Persons who have paid this tax, and who
wish TO recover would do well 10 communi.
cate with the undersigne |, who will forward
necessary paper and instructions. The plan
is to prosecute these claims for a share of
what is recovered, without risk or outlay of
the claim mt. The greater the amount Of
claims put in the hands of the Association,
the better will be the chances of recovery.
Early action is important in order to be ID
time for the approaching session of Congress.
The Hon. II. V. JOHNSON, at the head
Of the Georgia firm, is the former dittinguiSh-
ed Governor of Georgia aud United States
Senator from that State.
For further Particular, address,
JOHN FORSYTH.
MOBILE, ALA,
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IN |INS0LvEN Y.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
- N,.s,

lI1E nAAlG VI
NOxuhee County.
In the Probate Court, October term, A. D.
1867, thereof.
In the matter OF the settlement of the estate
of X. II. Vickers-
To Anna Buckuer, minor heir of R. Il. vick>
ers, deceased
W on are hereby notified to be and appear
l. before the Probate Court OF Noxubee
county, in the State Of Mississippi, on the
I'd Monday Of December, A. d. 1857, then
and there to answer to the petition OF James
#. Rives, administrator of the estate OF said
dscedent, to have said estate declared IN
solvent and for the sale OF the real estate
helcnr,ng to said decedcnt, sold as the law
directs, ior the payment Of debts, and show
cause, If any you can, why the same should
not be done,
By order Of the Court.
CHARLES Belts,
Nov. 2, l~s67--Aws' V'efK'
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FOR RENT.

THAT well known plantation, THE Bar
1 nard Place" II miles Ne. of Macon and
7 miles east Of Brooksville, containing 500
acres of cIear ed land, in Il high state Of culfiva'
ton, with wood lard attached. Thi, place has
al the buildings necessary :" carry on Il com
pltte cotton or corr plantation, and Is known
in tins rouuty as . No. | Cotton AVID Corn
Farm. ANY one DESTROYS Of renting sun
plantation can apply TO
J P. W. READ,
At the Baifre Plantation,
Nov. o '67-4ts Pickensville Road.
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IN INSOLVENCY
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
E,xub,a D,prtg

In the Probate Court, October Term, A. D..
1857, thereof
In thp matter ofthe report of E J. and J. T..
Jord,n, Executors Of the last viii aud leSta-
mem Of the estate Of W, IT,. Jordan, late OF
said county, decd, oflhe Insolvency OF said
deceaSed's estate:
To the creditors Of w. Il, Jordan, deceased:
VIZ on are hereby notified 10 come forward
"a and have your claims against W. II. Jor-
dan, deceased, duly probated and registered
in the register kept by the Clerk Of the Court
Of rrohates, of SAID county OF Noxubee and
State Of Mississippi, aforesaid, by the first day
Of January, A.DlS6q, or they will be forever
barred, b. D.. JOhpAN,
Nov. ., l%S67-4ws jar Executors
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STOLE N.
$40 RE WARD.

a N the 23d or Oath of September,
" was stolen from The premises Of
DR.. r. Nelson. near CooksviIe a fine
black mare, about IA hands gh heavy
mane and tail, mape on right side, scar
on joint behind the light ear, slight
saddle mark oil left side
! will give a watch for which | have
refused forty dollars, for any informa>
ton that will lead me to recover the
animal. c.. G DAVIS.
o. Address DR.. H. Nelson, Cooks
vile, Miss. Oct. 26-3t
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Administrators Sale Of
LAND.

VIRTUE and in pursuance Of a decree
10 of The Probate Court of Noxuo1e
county, aud State Of Mississippi, made AT the
last July term thereof, The undersigned admin.
i|stratrix Of the estate VI deorte Il Tomtinsop.
deceased, will, on Saturday the 9Th day Of DC,
tober next. between the hours prescribed by
law. proceed 10 sell, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, for cash, al the undivided
one.halG, right. title, and interest Of said dece.
dent in and to the certain several tracts, pieces
or parcels + laud, and the and
heredtamcnts thereto belonging, being as fol-
lws, to wit: Lots Mes. three and four, in sec.
tinn No, 2 and los Nos, m and eight, in see.
ton No. 5. in township No. l6, mouth Of No.
i east, dots M. 8 and 4 in sec. 2, and lOtsl
No. | and in section s.,T. is, R. Is & } lying
and being in said cua Y and State. containing
by estimation about two hundred and two
acres.
ELIZABETH NJ. NANCE,
Adm'x of the estate of
Geo. II. Tomlinson deceased.
Sept. 7, 81 4w