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PLAN OF DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from to 500 600 are placed In
| wheeli the hrst number (when drawn out) draws
the highest or first gift; the second number when
| drawn out the next highest, second gift, etc
until The whole number is drawn.
Inc distribution Will take place after the Con-
| cert where six thousand persons can witness it
a committee will be chosen from the audience Ia
| take charge of the same.
All agents and purchasers will be supplied with
a correct of the awards as soon as published.
| now TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Orders may be sent to u.s. enclosing the money
| from 81 TO $25 in registered letter Stamp en-
closed), at our risk. Larger amounts b. postofice
order drat or express at the following club rates
tickets to one address E...................$4 I 90
~ ..'..'......,......... IL 90
Under and in pursuance OF the provisions of the
er of Internal Revenue, has, upon due proof
granted permit to the Southern Orphans Asso.
citation to hold Its tiift Concert exempt from ALI
charges whether from special tax or other duty in
respect to such Gin Concert.
REFEREEcEs:
General G. 7. T.BEAUREGARD, New Orleans.
Brig Gen JEFF THOMPSON, New Orleans.
MajOr General y. Is BUCKNEH, New Orleans;
Major General Il. B. TYLER, late U. s. A.;
Major General w. H. BROWN, late U. s. A.,
y N; SIiEFE, Plane Manufacturer. baltimore;
Colonel GEORGE T. KANE, Dapville Va;
Colonel hUME0RD, Richm ond Va;
WIN. A. WRIGHT, Augusta, Ga. - .'
All orders and communications should bs "a.
dressed to the Central Oflce,
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION,
j., o. Box 300. 13 Holiday Street
May IL, ls67-deodtJuno 10 Baltimore, Md.
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Arizona Indians ON the Rnmnaee

SAN FRANCIsco, May lG.-Gcn. Halleck,
and Quartermaster Allen have returned
from Arizona. Indian depredations con-
tinue in that region. The latest lntelli-
gence states that a general Indian war is
inevitable The sayages are assembling in
large numbers on the mountains, raiding
through the valleys aud travelled roads, dri-
wing OIL stock and capturing trains.
An Omaha dispatch says that large NUM-
bers of Indians are near Forts Sedgwick,
Saunders Laramie and Phil. Kearney, with
hostile intentions. Troops are being con-
stant'y sent 70 these points. and Gen. Au-
ger Il usisg all the means at his command
to prevent hostilities, or in the event of
war TO ctiectuuly chastise the Indians.
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MUST BH SOLD,
To clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New & Desirable Goods

We sfer to sell at prices corresponding with
~, M present times.
NJ, STRAUSS IS here also for the purpose of mak.
ING known to the community Mt laipp that ,,nr
aviiItles ailes are far superior to any other similar
business house for the reasons:
l. We buy our Goods Tor ash only
& We buy our Goods in the Eastern mark ket dI.
rectirom the mills or their agents, ~
w w nave thenl cut and made by the most
'Clentinc Cutters and best Tailurs ~
,5 we have always the latest styles in Patterns
g. We have them manufactured under tho nv
elusive 8 control ofour long experienced partner /
Q. receiveconstantly fresh suppIies from, o,,r
wholes ale house in Cincinnati w Jul
ANY PROFIT AT ALL. NV paying
o. We dont labor under heavy expenses
y. We arc not in the habit Of misrenreSaptir,,
our goods t'iePiesehtlhS
~ we have all our capital and energies ON
ployed in this business and ~ s''s otA-
the smallest profit. h'''' WIN
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9sGtare.

MRS EMMA HARpINGE, a celebrated Lee.
turer, will lecture AT Turner's Opera House on
Tuesday evening, May q, at eight o'clock,
subJecr-"1Ae Scientific History Of Man"
Admission free, AlA1s, '67d3ts
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Business 3l0tifes.
DYSPEPSIA
! DOCToR
. STR[CLAND'S
! TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAND's
~

-- Tone is copcen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
i.ntiacids and carminatives to STRENGTHEN
the stomach and nervous system. It is q
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndigesF
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aci li'
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
1t is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept.:
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at$1 per BOTTLE.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION


TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION.
John r. Ludwick e al, rs. john F. Mohr St al.
Superior Court. Case No, S072,
IN pursuance of an order Of sale issued bv the
superior Court Of Montgomery county Ohio
auction, on ~ FN'''0
Saturday, Juass A.D. 1867, at ttCo O'Clock PK
At the door of the Court House in the city of Day
ton, ONO, the following described real estate To-
wit: Lots numbered i've hundred aud eighty 1850,
and Ave hundred aud eighty -onc lbsl) OF the rs
Yised numbers OF the city OF Dayton Ohio
These two lots lie together, and have on one of
them good two-story frame house-three rooms
ana Kitchen down stairs, and two good rooms M
stairs, wei arranged for a small familY-with
other buildings. The twolots have a front Of near
SIXTY feet on Roc street, running back about ono
hnnSreI aud twenty feet, and within few doors
of the Court House "''
sac, property has beon appraised at two thou
SAND dollars (SsUUt), tree OF dover and cannot be
sold Tor less than tWOthirs OF the appraisedyalus
Terms OF sale-One- -thfri cash one thi rd in one
ana one third IN two years from the day Of sale
the back payments 10 bear six per cent interest
anu De secured by mortgage on the premises
20, IL, DAVIDSON, sheriff Mont Co.. O.
j IL, BAGGorT, Attorney for Plaintin
W scHELuANER j. q, BAGGOrT Att'ys for Def
May .. ls67-dtt
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NtM Adrerttsemtuts.
For Sale--Houses,

'IHRkE frame houses on Franklin street adIo,ll. q.
Il ing Emanuel's Churcn will be sold M nyhlIc
auction on May 27th, at one O'Clock P ~ Terms
are as follows; One-third cash on day OF sale, one
thlrd IN tlree. and one third in six months from
DAY OF sale, with ilterest. secured by note
Ihe houses have to be moved away within four-
Teen days Z ON day OF sale. E. w. MoGOWEN,
May 90 1s61-d7t Auctloneer'
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NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
LOCOMOTIVE DEF ARTMEST, WEST DIyIsIoE
ROCHEsrER Dnr q 1874 ~

hOCHksTER Dec "A, 1865.
,GSnHemeN! have no hesitation in saying tba
believe the great majority of Locomotive Engi. 4
neers have found by experience that WaIthnm
watches are the most satisfactory of anv for their
uses; Phey run with the greatest accuracy and
steadiness, notwithstanding the rough riding of
an engine, and as have never known one to wear
out they must be durable. hope to see the time
when Railway Companies Wilt generally adopt
your watches, and furnish them TO all engineers
and conductors. In my opinion II would Rreatly
tend to promote regularity and safety.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES WILSON o. ONfeT E1ofus,r
brotherhood OF LOCOMOTIVES EnginecrIs
A"srdeSn Watch o., RdltAd0s Aass =.
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william =. Ebv, PlaiDtiG, against Reboeca Jane
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ID DEBECCA JANE EBY, in the connty oC But
IL le', and state o. Ohio.i Is notified that William
n Eby d'd, on the 1850 day OF Ap II, a. ID. 1861,
hle bis petition IN the COu~t Of Common Pleas
wtehin and for tho county Of Montgomery and
stsse OF onio paying that ae may Je divorced
un4l ne sAld itthee "a Iaue Ehy, which petition
wiz stand for hearing at the next term OF said
Court. Cause-Adutery WILLIAM ~ EBY.
GEO, W hoiER, ATTY, na2O 'G1w6'T
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RACING OPENING. we learn from the
Commercial that the spring races over the
Buckeye track will begin to-day and prom
ises unsurpassed interest. The stables viii
commence arriving on Tuesday, in full
force. Several horses of great reputation
arealready on hand. "Muggins," the won
derful, is here to run for the Burnet House
stake of $l,700, and so is the. Duke OF Or
leans. The stables Of Alexander Clay and
Ford viii arrive Tuesday orWedne.day,
]. NJ. Clay's stable brings with 1t great
reputation, and win compete strongly with
Mr.. Alexander's In most of the races. =.
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N. h L M M.

Having put up the largest and most select stock
Of ICE ever put up in the city, and hAyin 4 fncreas
ed my facilities fordelivering lam pared 10 fl
all orders promptly 10 small or lakga Quantities,
wagons VII, pass daily through an parts OF The
ISAAC BiMM will act AS Foreman ef this
branch OF my business. was
AitSrnoon' tive "a ulAL +, BIMM
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On Thursday last, while DR.. Hoy, vet
eran ofOS years, resident Of Columbus, was
arranging the harness on'bis horse, the an
imal became frightened and started on
rum knocking him over and stepping on his
face The Doctors injuries are severe, and
probably fatal, ."t''' ~
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T CyrRE | DIR. Strickland's
PIPES. f2n PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles, 1t Eivesimme-
dlate relief, ana effects a permanent cure
Try it directly. 1t is warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
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one P1-too System
All our goods will be marked in plaip nvuro.
anu no deviation can take place In adopting tbis
the most experienced buyer 80 '"s'P DC
substantiate all we say ~ VIC 'h"ii
In conclusion, we would remark thst NO ,t,,
use strong & efforts TO make this We "i'
A MODEL BUSINESS HOUSE!
SO that every one who places confidence in our
ntteeTlly snaIi hnd that we will adhere 10 honest
istactlon to our customers "'
country merchants will do wen to call AT our
wholesale house, 2il Main street CinclI.I,i
Respectfully.
o..,.- =. IP. STRAUSS 4 DRO.
Dayton, Feb. 12, '67-13dW, awly
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PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY,

NOA@AS oALE Ot IIOf OfEhI1,
Belonging 10 tho estate OF Martha Neweomb.
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersiRped
WIN ssll &C uhic auction, at the late residence
oi the salu Martina NeWcomb, deceased, on East
O'Clock A. on
TAHr'day, ns asa day Of Nay, 1857,
All me personal property belonging 70 said estate
eonslsuhgo OF carpets, beds, bedding, stoves and
also a. the same time Offer for sale at public Aue-
uon the late residence OF said Martha Newcomb
deoeased and the house now occupied by John IL
comfy as his family residence
Terms OF sale Of the personal property 10 be
made known on or before the day Of sale. Terms
q the sale OF said real estate, One-thrd cash on
day OF sale one-thTd In one aud one-third In two
years from day Of sale; deferred payments To he
secured by notes Of purchaser and mnrtRAFe on
promises, and 10 bear six per cent Interest from
day OF sale, payable annually,
.,..... 5 BOLTIN,
Administrator with The viii annexed OF Martha
NeWcomb' deceased May IL 'tT-dt
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OARDS AND BILL HEADS
eatlyIprinted at tho EMPIRE II
..a steamlJob Room
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C.. w. LOWE
W HOlCsAlC ana GCI1ll
Trunk ManufactOry

Has removed to
NO 269 THIRD STREET.. .....D DAYTON, OIL
4 AIDES Travelling Trunks Gontlemen's Tray-
- cling TRUNKS, Nalisus and travelling Bags,
Bonnet Boxes, etc, of better manufacture a id
lower prices than they can be purchased in Cn
sinnuti or elsewhere.
Work warranted, ID m2gdlv
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E -T Il III O IT T u

Q Z T X III or FL II,
Is. p. CHUBUHIhh Proprietor
INHlS popular House has recently been re, mod
Il eled aud thoroughly rohtted and renovated,
ahd Is now opened 70 the public uEdor new aus
pices. II is conveniently located TO the business
portion of the city and is near the railroad depot
No pains VIII be spared TO make IL tho drst-ciass
house OF iiAnIlton OmniOusses run to aud flOm
al trains. GOOl stnlllng ON lAe premlsos. ial1hll
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If YOU WANT A Farm
Advertise in the WESTERN EhiPFRE
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We efior these bargains for
T EIRTY AVS oNLY

tons IN prices that we cannot iail 10 have N IN
eral call from al those who are desirous of buy.
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One Prtce System

Atlast, ho came here to promote the busip
by establishing the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-20

Inc baIhnce CONSISTS OF the following articles:
Musical Instruments, Music Boxes Ladies'
Work Boxes, Ladies' and Gents Gloves and
siding Whips, Opera Glasses, Opera and Parior
furniture, Writing Desks Black Walnut Frames
Engravings, &c, SC, The whole amounting TO an
aggregate Of
soO,O 900 VALUABLE GIFTS.
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Orders may be sent to u.s. enclosing the money
| from 81 to S25 in registered letter STAMP en-.
closed), at our risk. Larger amounts b. postofice
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&agtiOuGerS.

CRRIsrOPHER q aSPIEbHdAN,
.3I3 THIRD STREET, (
DAYTON, o.
ARE PREPARED TO SERVE AS
AUCTION EElt5 in country and city, or will ,soil
GOODS consignment. -. -,
j. X. CHRISTOPHER andE9
DAVID CLARK. b. =
feb N-wtf huctioneers. y
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YOUR LIFE BLOOD
Must be purified by using
DRoMuooLE a CO.'S
Constitutional Monarch.

Which will Immediately eradicate ~ impuri.
ties of the blood. constitutional ~dcmngcments
skin diseases and cruptions scruiula, camp Itch.
letter, scaldhcad, ringvorm, syphilis and all
syphilitic diseases effects of mercury, ,umnr4
bDils old ulcers and sorss, pimples bloirhes,
engagements, and all those diseases requiring a
blood purifier. Il Is composed u s%iillinFA
yellow dock, sarsaparills, burlock and i0diis
potash. Price one dollar.
Our other preparations Of equal purity are a.
hilows:
Dromroole a Co.'S red diarrhoea remedy, for
all forms u diarrhoea. vomiting. etc.
DromgDule A Col dysenicry compound Tor
dysentery. bloody fut. musus diarrhoeA etc.
Dromgoolc 4 Cos vegetable anii-bilious
pills, a sure, safe and sfcrtual compound for
family usc.
Drumgoole 4 Co.'S liver pills, for aruusinF
the liver, cleansing The stomach aud bowels u
ell bilious matter. etc.
Dromguole 4 Co. eureka secret cury, fr =
certain class Of troublesome diseases Price
two dollars and a-half.
Drumguole A Co. > tonic hair restorative. fr
restoring the hair to iu natural color and pre-
venting baldneS.
Dromeoale A Co.'S lone star liniment fr
rheumatism. pains bruises sprains. etc.
Druueuple 4 ca. ; pile saive-a certain. ssfs
and efsctual remedy for I'll FIRMS u piles.
Orders s~8licitsd-nons ssnt out on rummia.
son. Up. pRnMgnpLE A CO.
Ppprietors, Memphis Tsnn.
Wholesale agents for all our goods 10 whom
orders NAV be srnt;
Edwiu Morris 4 O.. Louisville Ev
LC DeBose 4 Co, Mobile. Ala.
Barn. Ward 4 Co. Nsv Orleans
Collins Brus, 81 Louis
Sold IN Panois By HgiFssk Noofv. ard ia
rs-rli. - usrss { TdTA. ros7t
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" s WARD.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALu.
ABLE REAL ESTATE.

John Robertson, Trustee, VS.. r. +.
Carter.
BY virtue of an intcrlocutory de-
cree made in the above eases, in the
Chancery Court Of Pamela county,
State of Mississippi, | will sell at
public auction To the highest bidder,
at Como, in said county, between the
hours prescribed By law, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of January, 1867,
the following lands, to-wit: West
half and northeast quarter of section
80, and the south half of section 90,
all in township 6, range I, west, in
said county. The above lands are
finely improved and in a high state
of cultivation, and are convenient to
the Miss. d Tenn. Railroad, and
near Como.
Terms OF SALE.-On a credit Of
eleven months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security.
j. G. HARRISON,
des-5t Commissioner.
AraidRche publish 90 days and
send bill TO STAR office.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The state Of Mississippi Pamela county. To
Rosa Neal. Georrs T. Neal. Marshall Smith
Nuurus smith and Alvin Smith. hsirsstlaw
Il Gilenn parnell deceased Ynn and each a
yuu are hereby cited % appsar bsfurs the Pro
bate court of said c1unty. At the court house
thereof. on the fourth Monday 10 December.
lssG 10 show causs ~hv the petition q Brnvn
g. Parnsll. slministra'or u the estate uf said
deceased. praying fr the sale II the real estate
of aid deceased shoaid not hs granted ~
order n court issued 30th uEtohss, 1885.
asvfln ". P. wpuTTBS, Ciert.
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An Appeal ~ Farmers aud
Planters.

Absolute nccotily In times gone Nv. forri
yuu 20 purchhao ~ occasional mpply III such
medicines m might be administered ~ the va.
fi0us members VI your fimIl, by ,nunelyes
without the aid Of q ply .irian Various mr.
gaiiye pills, cough mixtures. chin medicines
linfrhocn compounds. ionica. blood purifiers.
aud many other articles, have been pfpsrrhrI
for YOU NJ a NorhGH stand point, and In man,
cases those who prepared them knew nnihinp
about the treatment Of diseases In nny climate.
and In the ahscnco Of better compounds they.
In many instances met with your approving
smiles.
Now, gentlemen, By your assistance and
your influence, which We intend 10 MERIT,
we wish TO effect a slight change In the pro-
grammc; and 80 long As We give satisfaction
shall hope to be the recipients Of public pat.
H 80.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Al persons having claims aFainsi ne inii-
vidnsitr. cad a. ansriian. srv notified 70 pre-
sent them Zoe payment ~ my rssi'isnce near
Sariis. Niss. Immediately. All psFsoas IN
dsbssi b me are required 10 eome forwsrl End
par uh Or thsY will Be sued.
sTlf-ts n JONATHAN OR.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

BY virtue of q decree Of the Probate court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered at the
November term, 1906, thereof | will offer for
sale m Tuesday the 1T day Of January, 1861,
within lawful hour, At the late residence Of
Elizabeth Conner, deceased, In said county, 10
the highest bidder the following described
lands lying In said county, via Southeast quar-
ter section -, tpwu.hip T. range 9 west;
Southwest fractional quarter, section ~, Town.
ship ! range . west, containing GO acres; all
of section %, township J, range . west east Of
Clanton Greek. Terms u sale one half cash,
balance twelve months time and bond with APP
proved security required, and lien retained IN
III purchase money y paid
will also 1t same time and place, sell fr
cash, the following personal property belonging
10 the estate Of Elizabeth conner, deceased, VIA.
. horses, 9 head II cattle. ~ bead of hogs l2s
bushels corn, one wagon, etc.
JAMES A. CONNER,
drci.st Commissioner
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SALE OF LAND
AT COMO.

SIR hundred and forty acrts Of hrt qaaliiy
u land will ts s1ld on Wednesday the ID day u
january ns1t Al publie ouicry one II the
mostirsirabis sections Of land In Pamela county.
known ~ ssriion q. township 8, nHge : lying
North u the land n Austin Pastay. aud South
NJ the land u ]. X. stntton. better known as
the siavall trsrt on senatoha creek. suithin
three and a-hslf miles n Como. and one add
a.half miles II the nilruad. Has us arfss
CLEARED and under good fsnee. q good dwelling.
and all nut-builiings necessary Tor immediate
uss. Tsfma-ons third Cash. hslsn,s payable
In two notes u equal amounts 10 one and tao
ysafa with interest from date Al The nate Of
even per cent. Bond will he given f9f- titles
until The whole amount is paid. For further
particulars purchasers are referred 10 Ausiin
Pasiay. n more dssiahle 10 purchasers thu
land will b. divided In two portions Of $40
AIRES each. by a line running east and Nesi
through the renter and sold sspsrsiely.
TiOS p. STOYALt.
Executor Of Pleasant s,osalL decreased. d
Augusta, Ga. n9vl4-st
Coma November 10, 1886.
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eb Co.'s
King Of ChilIs

Absolutely c%leanses your stomach, arouscs your
torpid liver, opens The bowels carries Of the
bile, makes quick aud permanent cures never
affects the head, nerves or ears, gives tone to
the system, and can be administered 10 infants
II cures all forms Of chills and fever lntemit-
tent fever, bilious fever, %eongcstivc chills
dumb chills, and no family should be- without
H. Chills and fever can be permanently cured.
whether Of recent or long standing. Do not
shake any longer. get a bottle and he cured.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
u.

Pursuant 10 an iuterlocutory decree rendered
In a Ease wherein Louisa Winters Il Hl are
compliments, and Mary Anderson. and ulhsr
are defendants, in the Chanecry cuuft u Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi At the May iettn,
1866, thereof ! will, a. commissioner therein
appointed. proceed 10 sell, at the ruurt-house
door In the town IT Pamela, In nii county, un
Monday, the itth DAY ~ January. 1854. ie-
tween The hours prescribed by Law. the follow
ing tract of land, to-wii. The west half Of
section 80, TOW nship y, mngc 3, ca't, 1!ihg DO
Panllt county. aforesaid, and the west half II
the northwest quarter VI section 4, township ~,
range 2, gast sing 10 Tallahaichie count, 10
nid State, constituting an entire body Or tmei
Of four hundred acres. aud known ~ the George
Anderson place.
TRAVIS ~ Sstr-nne-foufth 90 a credit ~
Viz months. The balance In two equal initial
ments " one and two year,, With si1 per cent
interest from the day of sale and band with
approved security. C. HARRISON,
dealt Commissioner
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100000

Feet Of pine. rsplaf. gum and cat lumher fr
sale and will b delivered a. any dsra, on the
Mississippi a Tennessee Railruaa, or At my
millt Any psrann Wishing 10 hny lumber
woald 10 will 70 give me 4 call
JAMES L. FLETCHER
so-unbu 10, isss. sovif.s
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NOTICE.

The undersigned !. hov prepared 10 DO
all kinds Of vo,f on wagons, b~nggies. car.
riagss. &c.. in the nsa,sst and mos, durable
style, at his shop in Ba,ssvills.
A large 10, Of assortsd material, and ready
70 hll al orders
ianS-h. A. J. BROWDRR.
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Dromgoo1o 60 Co.'s
English Female Bitters

Lea powerful uterine tonic and female rcgula-
tor, and Is just the medicine So much needed
by the female community, both old and young,
throughout the South. II relieves al irrrgu-
%lari,ies, removes distractions cures painful or
suppressed %mcnsimation, falling Of the womb,
lcucorrhoca or whites chlorosis, Mysteries,
palpitation Of the heart, and al that class OF
complaints peculiar to females. II restores
arouses and inyigomtes the womb, thereby In
durting regularity and health.