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Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YoRK, March l4.-First Board U. S. 1881
Coupon 6's, 1901 do. 6.20's, 1921 U. S. 6's
l0.4Osr Coupons, 97l 1905, 1851 Canton Co.,
so Cumberland Coal Co. preferred, SO Quick
silver Mining Co., 36l New York Central, 1927;
Erie, $751; Hudson River, 1856 Reading, 1913
Michigan Central i Michigan Southern and
North Indiana, 1871 do. guaranteed, i Illinois
Central, 1l5j Cleveland and Plttsburg, 8Ii; Chi.
cago and Northwestern, SSH do. preferred, 63t;
Cleveland and Toledo, III Chicago and Rock
Island 9bti Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago,
1880, 1874.
LONDON, March l4--[Per Gable. Bonds, IA /;
consols, 9lli Erie, 39t Illinois, ut.
LIVERPOOL, March 14.-Cotton firm and active.
Middling, 1911 sales, IL, 600 bales.
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DESTRUCTION by THE FLooD.-Reports from
below Cincinnati represent great destruc-
ton of property by the food in many places
between New Albany and Evansville.
The river is thirty miles wide, and thou
sands Of cattle, sheep, and hogs have been
drowned, and hundreds Of thousands of
bushels of grain have been lost The cOun-
try is covered with stocks Of wheat, hay, and
oats All the steamboat landings are under
the water, and boats cannot make landings.
Shawneetown is completely inundated, and
in the lower part of Cincinnati and Coving-
ton hundreds of houses are under water.
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GEORGE A. OsGooD, owner of the yacht
Fleetwing, second in the recent race across the At
lantic, was married last Friday to Miss Emily
schenckberg.
Gov. GEARY, at the solicitation of the spir-
itua advisers Of Alex. Wylie sentenced to be hung
on Friday next, has granted respite until Thurs.
day, March 81.
Mr.. Jos. w. l.. CARLY and M. L. A.
Helm, both well known and prominent citizens Of
Frederick CITY, Md, died last week
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Madame Kretschmar,s Concert.

Tickets should be secured in advance by
those who desire to get eligible seats for
Madame KRErsCnMARs concert, which takes
place at Metzerott Hall Saturday night. 1t
will be rich musical treat.
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sIiItOnian TabIeaux.

But few more opportunities will be af-
forded our citizens to witness the beautiful
and instructive exhibition of the Miltonian
Tableaux at Odd Fellows Hall. A matinee
is 10 be given tomorrow afternoon, in addi-
ton 70 the evening exhibition.
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surgeons Bamed-Patient Expires
Under Their Hands.

ToAosro, O. W., March ia surgical
operation Of most delicate and interesting
nature, being the taking up the external ileac
artery and removing tumor from the thigh
OF a man named Gould, was TO have been
performed at the hospital this afternoon by
DR.. Beaumont, but while under the influence
OF chloroform, and before the operation, Gould
expired. A large number Of medical men,
and about three hundred students, had as
sembled TO witness the operation.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF OUR MIN.
lister AT BERLIN.

We regret to learn that Hon. JOSEPH A.
WRroHT, our Minister at the Court Of Berlin,
is 80 III that serious doubts are entertained
Of his recovery. His health has been quite
poor Of late, and his physician advised him
TO use the waters Of Karisbad, whittier he
has gone.
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National Theatre.

JONI BRouGHAM continues to attract large
audiences at the National. He is the soul
of humOr, and puts every one in good humor
around him or in front of him. Tonight he
takes benefit, and will appear in his new
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DAN FRANCISCO, March l2.-Judge HoH.
man today rendered decree conhscating
fraud the revenue. ~ ~
COL Williamson, engineer of the Twelfth
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The FENIANs-The Senate of the Fenian
Brotherhood has been called to meet in New
York next Tuesday, to take action on the
present condition Of the Irish national move
ment. 1t is authoritatively stated that both
the Senators and the organization they repre-
sent will fulfill the promises made by Presi-
dent Roberts to extend all the aid In their
power to the Irish Republicans in the field
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DEATH OF A NAVAL 0FFIoER.-hlformati
has been received at the Navy Department
Of the death Of Paymaster John A. Bates, IT,,
Of the storeship jamestown, who died OF
Panama on the 4th instant.
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IsTRY TOE.

-, 1, "a.
FIRST WARD that the Judges OF Election, appointed TO
register voters under the act Of Congress- approved
February 1867, entitled San act to punish illegal
voting the District Of Columbia and Tor other p1T-
P GssI, - will be In session At the FIRST BAPTIST
ChUhOh, corner OF Atreet north and Nnsleenh stToat
west, on MONDAY, TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY, the 18th, 18th, 18th, aud 10Th Instant,
rom 20 o'clock, p m for the purpose Of reOeiV-
The act Of Congress entitled San act to regulate the
elective franchise In the District Of Columbia pro-
Vldes that each and every male person, excepting
PAup,rs and persons under guardianship Of the age Of
years and upwards, who has not been con
Noted OF any Infamous crime offence and excepting
persons who have Voluntarily given aid and comfort to
me rebels In the late rebellion, and who shall have
been bora or nAturAIed In the United States and who
shall have resided In the said District for the period OF
one year and three months in the ward election pre-
enet In which he shall Offer to vote next preceding any
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective fran
chSe, and shall be deemed an elsetor and entitled 10
vote At any election In said District without any dis
onc S on aOSOunt Of color Or race:
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Louisiana LegisIa ture.

IsrERSAL REyENUE.-There receipts from this
source yesterday were S377, 646.30.
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RELIEVED AND AssIoNED-Breyet Lieut..
Col. w. r. Dewitt, jr., Surgeon-in-C Chief Of
the Freedmen's Bureau for the Districts Of
Maryland and Delaware, has been relieved
from duty at headquarters in Baltimore, and
ordered to report to the Assistant Commits
sioner at Louisville, KY, for assignment to
duty. -
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WAsHlSGroN March l5.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations of Govern
rnent secnritiea.
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MORE mastodon bones have been found in
CohosS, M
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PUBLIC LAND 0rERArIoss- Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office Is In re-
ceipt Of returns showing an aggregate dis
posal Of IL ,S73 acres Of the public lands dur
ing the month Of February last, at the two
following local Offices: Boopville, Missouri, J
l0,390 acres; Brownville, (Nebraska,) 7,483
acres. The greater portion Of the land was
taken under the homestead law for actual
settlement and cultivation.
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NHIOKERING & SONS PIANOS.
500 PennsylVAniA avenue,
mhl5-t Bet. Ninth and Tenth streets
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

hfAhIMENI oF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHITED STATES PATnHr oFTIol,
WAsHIEGToE, March 7, 1857.
On the petition Of Ralph J. Paleoner, Of wAshinEtsn
" praying for the extsntion Of patent granted TO
him the 7th day OF June 1883, for improvement In
Hose Coupling for seven years from the expiration
June, 1867,
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ofee, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF May next,
at l2oeloek, NJ and all persons are notified TO Ap:
pear n And shGW cause ,ny they have why said
Parsons opposing the extension required TO Ale In
the Patent Once their Objections specially set forth in
writing At least osnv days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hled BY either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and in accord
nished on application. 49,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesu.
mony must be hled In the oce toeny days before the
dsy q hearing The arsumsnts any within tsn days
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Re-
and In the Tfmss, New York, N. Y, once 4 week
for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said pub
Of hearing II. o. THRAKRR,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.b-kditoIs Of the above papers will please copy,
and seId their bills to the Patent once with paper
eontAinipE this notice mhl5-laWSW
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srEctAL rorrcns. \

az Notice 60 tar Payers OF wsshington
Orr-Ths Board Of Assessors having oomplstsd the
ANIMAL asssssmsnt for 1857 will III ~ board Of sp-
peal and for ths purpose Of making eorrscons, nom
the 18Th instant 10 April LAT inslarve (sundays
espsed .. seheei oomnssioasfs' Room, second story
CITY Han, west wing, nom a. m 10 ,. m each day.
ofasr oftas PRESIDENT 5,li fsa-setspi
81 The essvsst M.i.aiss OF Youth and
kAnIt hArHoop. Howard sAssoeiaiioa Ks-sys. on The
fhysiolosy fths Passions. and The Hrors Abussssnd
psassf neeuisr 70 the frst age Of an with REPORTS on
methods Of tr.sm.at employed in ,his fnslu.Ios
Sent In sealed letter envelopes ss Of charge address,
Dr. j. sKfLLIE HoUoHroN, Howard Association.
rmeaeiPma "a s1---z--.4.- jaii-sm
90 To the Pubiio.-Haviug been honorsd
with an invitation signed By Hon. Rsvsrdy johnson,
n. ?. Banks, and other distinguished gentlemen, 70
LECTURE ON HAMLET, WITH READINGS FROM
TIE PLAY, Wy
propose TO DO 90 .. early day, and 10 appropriate.
the entire ne. proceeds for the relief Of in
TIE PooR OF souTH CAROLINA,
Who seeording 10 sstemsn from reisbie Sources are
suffering extreme dssiituton, especially In Lancaster
District which has besn visited with almost entire
failure Of the corn crop during She past season.
Leaving all questions Of political character 10 the
wiser Judgment q those In whom our country has
laws DO not doubt there are many rood, Christian
souls who. although regarding military force still
Indispensable In controlling the unsubdusd elements Of
rebellion, Will Jet concur most cordially In the ssnu
msnt that aside from all political oonsideraons these
starving and women our brothers ana Sisters
Of one blood and nation, and, - suoh have strong
claims upon our humanity. 800 I..
In this effort for the relief Of suffering brsthren
We earnestly solicit the sympathy and active
on Of the pabc and especially Of the ladies' Of wash
ingon and could our humble effort meet the approval
Of gentlemen In high ofhca position feel deeply
Impressed that aside from considerations Of material
AID the proposed movement would produce most sx-
osilent moral fsc In awakening ssntmsn Of Chris.
uaa hrothsrhood which will the end, surely lead 10
harmony In our political relations
Rev, p. d. ourlsy and Rev. B. y. wigst, J., who
have Kindly consented 70 act treasurer will have
exclusive control Of The distribution Of okss and all
proceeds Of the same whieh will be applied 10 the pur.
chase q corn 70 be forwarded % the President Of the
other responsible parties for distribution.
All who may feel disposed 70 encourage this sfort In
behah Of suffering humanity will please leave thslr
address At Mssns. PHILIP soiomons ssa Psnnsylvania
avenue. - y W n IL
Editors Of our city papers viii render very material
aid BY kindly giving the above Insertion In their
columns. = -, n. CLAY PRRUss
wIsHrxaros, February n, 1857.
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THE Departments


DrrAnrrrrr or srArr,
wAsHneros, March ., 1857.
Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. A. Q. ALDrs, the Consul
Of the United States at Nice, France, Of the
death, on the l4th day Of February, 1867, at
Nice, Of JESSE o. WHEELER, an American
citizen and Q late resident Of Victoria, Texas;
aged SO years. Sad. rav
NEWS FROM rHE UNITED STATES STRANKR
De SoTo,-The Navy Department has re-
ceived Information from Commodore Charles
L. Boggs, Of the steamer De Soto, West
India Squadron, dated Point q Peitre,"
Guadaloupe, February 9th, 1867, announcing
that he sailed from 81 Croix on the 10th Of
January, for La Guayra, the Hon. james
Wilson, United States Minister at Caracas,
having requested the appearance Of vessel
there. After communicating with the Min
ister he sailed from La Guayra on the 18th
january, and reached Guadaioupe on the 9th
Of February. which place he would leave
after receiving coal. On the 9Th Of Febru-
airy the French feet, consisting Of three iron
elads and eight large transports, each capa-
BILE OF carrying loo men, was at Martinique,
destined for Vera Cruz. Six transports
sailed before the arrival Of Commodore b.,
the others were working day andnight, taking
in stores, coal, &C., and would sail on the 9th
Of February. aai.a .e.asa I'D
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sFTo COMMANDMENTS Advertiser
having been restored TO health in few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and tdresd dis
case Consumption, Is anxious to make known 70 his
fellow sufferers the means Of euro
TO all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
serpon used Gree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd
suRs Cunn toR CossunfrfoS, ASTHMA, BnosoHrrn, 10.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
serpton 10 10 benefit the aieted and spread uorma.
ton which he eohesives 10 DO invaluabie and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ocai.dMlI Mllliamahnra. KInra nnu nix N Y
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Estate Of John W Anderson, deceased.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court q
~ LoWndes county, Miss, made At the May term,
1866, thereof, the undersigned, Administrator u
the Estate Of John W Anderson, deceased will, "a
Monday, the 9Th day Of August next, 1867, be-
tween the hours Of II o'clock il the iorsnoon and 4
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day ct tbs town u
Caledonia, in said county, expose for sale at public
suction 10 the highest bidder, for cash, ell Of tie
real estate Of ,aid decodsnt, consisting Of forty
acreS Of land, known and described as tbs north
east quarter Of the north west quarter u section
%, township Is, range II west situated in Lorndes
county, Miss. HENRY WELLS,
Adminiatratsr.
Love 4 Wallace, Attys lyls-sw
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EIIalo q Ilaas q neckNith, deesasal
DY virtue Of e. ordsr Of laa Re.
~ bate Coun a Aawndaa eeuniy, hi.aiaiFpl
mads AZ lha IanaAIy term, 1861, 9eget5 e tAa
Aetori u rnsalrtnsg Of he kSiait q laaas 3.
Beakuilh. deceased, mads 81 Bsniaum Beck
silh 1dniaialFAler e esd Eaiait, aoiies E Aafse4
Hsnls q cone isrear1 ed hava he Hame hfe-
tal,d anl registered S EAs aIeo e ias e'sEz 6
ga Conrt ncsHlus s isu, b 11s lIll AenaaT q
laloh, A D. Iea9 s. ihs5 aIlI b forever harrs4.
FebIunIv So, 1855
HHs5AAIN y. bHcKWIIH,
ht9-om Aamlna1ata1
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Attachments soF ESQ. 10. 1893
John ". Clara, plaialia Vs. John s. Lanisr, g.
fendant Ablam Murd0ek and james sTksa
rarnishsss.
VTIHEREAg. o. he slh day q January. 1857.
w suit b attachment Wa instituted e ~
Circuit Court ef sid eaanig 81 said Eiafatia
aeain1l aaid nefsndaat for tie sun 81 I've Has
dTod and Fifty DoIlzEs. aad i appsar 70 e ~
iaid Dolondanta naH resident q ihir sata So
lives b8yond ths linits thelsol % that hs sfdiaa
process d ibis sdaft szHnal - afFed anaH ~.
We theroiora. hereby uotily lhe aaia Dslsad-
ant, John 81 LaHisr. iAat ahlea b s. ind aenaaf
before ihe next tern q car ciruait caali At .sn
thereof 70 b hsid af tie Court House Z he a7Wn
Of Columbus On he azsl Moa8sy tf AaeaAt As
then and there Is plead, aagNeT o. ianus 8 So
Plaintif't eonpialHl. izdfmtnl By atIsaIl " 3
snisTsi .gaiaal bin. Sc he rlupaIlg IalIsa
~ u ~ hands e .ha eamilhell VII e aeIa
"a appropriated e - paynsal q fIaIs-Iz' E q
naui1.
TI,1sd JAY d, 1857
JOIN A. eIhFAae. Ga.
y.R Isieh. Plai1sH's Aiippsya
jul9-6E
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Notica of InsoIvcncr.
be State Of lIlsns.ippi. Lornd.a County.

The State Of Mississippi, LOWndes County.
Estate Of John ". AndsrSon, deceased.
DH virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
ID LsWndss county, Aiss., made at the July tern,
A 1867 on the report Of Insolvency Of Henry
Wells, Administrator Of the Estate Of John "
Anderson, deceased, notice is hereby given to ell
perrOna having claims against said Estate 70 eoms
forward and have the same registered according 70
law in the Office Of the Probate Clerk Of LsWndsl
county by the let day Of August A D. 1868 or they
will be forever barred HENRY WILLS,
Love Wallace, At'ys. Administrator.
jyl9-6W
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Probate Court, FsbruaFy Term, 1857
(ITHRRBAs, e he present term q our PrshsGs
w Court the report Of insolrency Of EaFiy Hsa-
drick, Administrator 81 he Eliate Of laf y. Laws
deceased came on e b heard, and Il appesfine e
tie satisfaction Of tie couri hat said Essala 4
wholly insolvenl:
Now, therefore, nolice is hereby given e al per.
sons holding claims against said k1ata "a esma loE.
ward and have the sans pFobaiod and registered
according 70 Law b. ihe afst day u Jannary, 1859
Or they viii Be forever barred
EARLY HENDRlCk
mar26-6m AdmiaisIfa1sf
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NotIce of InsoIVencr.
. stats q Mili.dpPi, L0W'ldss County

The State Of Mississippi, L0wtdss County
Kstais o. Joel s. Anderson, deceased.
QY virtue Of 80 order Of the Probate Court q
- LoWndes county, State Of Mississippi, made 81
July term, 1857 On the report Of Innolreney e
Henry Wells, Administrator Of the Estate of Josl
s. Anderson deceased notics Il hereby given b I'll
persons having claims againsl the Estate Of said
asoedont 10 come forward and have the sane ragis-
tered In the ocs Of The clerk q said court aaoord-
imp 10 law, BY the hrst day Of August. Al D. 1853,
or they win b forever barred
HENRY WELLS,
AdminiairatoF.
Love ! Wallace, Attorneys Jly2o-eW
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Ffo1aIe VoaIE lHly TN I0lI'
Guardlanship sf sHIfH POWELL.
no Smith Powo.l-gFssting; Yea ere hszzae
II eiisd lo Be and appaaF before the Jaeza 81
eur Probate Court e zald county q che CeaF4
House IN the ioan q calanbus, On hoeley, he
POD day 81 5spieabaf, 1857, thea md aeeEs =
shss oarss WY lhs hnsl seeoani q Richard p
Powell. Cnardfsn q said smith Powell, nhoaid aoA
g allowed aid said Guardian discharged
Witness fhe Hes. VILLAS u Sims, dHdss
III 81 Probate of Eald eoaniy
raded. July l0lh a. D. 1857.
WooDsoN q, KRHFoN.
lyll-la olsl.
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PFoFpie Court July Tern 1851.
ITO Lucy E. ailmsr, william B Gilmsr, and La
i ey G. Prophit, Clarence A. Prophit, and Rob
srl A. Prophit and their Guardian, hobart Prophit
and Ann G. Prophit, Joel B. Gresham and tohn
ailmer and All persons interested In the Rststs Of
John Gilmsr deceased:
You are hereby cited to DO and appear before
the Judge Of our said Court On Monday The see
ond day Of September next, 1857, At the csurt
House In the town Of Columbus, thea and thsrs y
show cause Why The anal account Of Susan c. Gil
ner, Exeoutrix Of the last will and tsslanent Il
john Gilmor, deceased, should not be allowed aad
said Rxoeutrix discharged.
Witness, the Hon. william H. Sims Judge
us lof the Probate Court Of said County.
Issued, July ID, A. D.. 1861
jlyle-5w W. II. KENNON, Clort
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The State Of lIississippi. IOwnd.. Cow !,

ffoDate Court dune Term, 1901
s04. The Estate Of Henry P. Collins
ITO Susan Damsron and her husband, - Dam.
i eron, Nathan K. Collins, Caledonia v MeWil-
liams and her husband William McWilliams, Hi
hernia Dsmovills and her husband, William F
DemoVille, Margaret Collins, Sophronia Collins,
Bstssy Mitchell and her husband, - Mitchell,
and Frances FulmoFe, and oil persons interested
in the Estate OF Henry P. Collins, deceased
greeting;
You are hereby cited to Be and appear before tie
Judge Of eur said Probate Court Of said Counly on
Monday, the 9th day Of August 1861, Ties aad
there to show cause Why the final account Of Anal
Z. Love, Administ ator Of said Estate, should net
BE- allowed and said Administrator discharged
Herein fail not
Witness the Honorable william H. siEs,
u.s. Judge Of Probate Of said County.
Issued June llth, A. d. 1867
WO0DsOH II. KENHOE,
iunl3-5W Cisrf.
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The STATE Of Mississippi, LOwndos Coust,

The State Of Mississippi, Lowndes CouSry
Probate Court June Term, 1867.
ITO ChaElton R. Smith and Mary RliBa Smith
i greeting
You are hereby netiaed that At the June tsrn II
said Court, AmEi E Love Guardian Of said Charl-
tor R Smith and Mary Eliza Smith, rendered bis
resignation and final account II said GuArdiahship,
which has been set down for . bearing on Monday,
the 5th day Of August, 1867.
Now, therefore, you are hereby cited to Be AID
appear before the Judge Of car said Court 1t tie
Court Homg0 on Monday the 6th day Of August
1857, then and there to show cause Why said FssIg
nation and fnal account should net Be allowed aaa
said Guardian discharged
Witness, the Hon William H. Sims ,JudEs
isl Of Probate Issued, June 10th 1857
iunll-5t ". H KENYON, Clerk
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HORSE sHOEING
COMMISSION sALE OF VEHICLES AND
HARNESS
We have received fall supply VI materials ana
engaged the services Of able white SMITHS,
WOOD WORKMEH, WHRBL-WRIGHTs'
TRIMMRRS and HARNESS MAKERS, men in
every respect competent 70 put up work equal ts
workmade in the best shops NORTH, WEST or
SOUTH, and give our customers choice between
home made and Northern work We have LARGE
and AMPLE WARE and SHOP ROOMS, and uill
DO work better than most and second tO none.
- Repairing will not Be delivered until settled
lor and 70 avoid mistakes no work will Be delivered
to servants without order.
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Estals Of A. D. WALKER diseased.
Y1Y virtue Of A sfdsr q the Flobais ceeft 8
I'D reundas county. state q Minksaippi mads e
he June tarm 1867 thereof en- ths report q Insal-
veuey of WIN H. Filrsenld Adminiatralsf sl ~
Fslaio Of A. B. Wslksr. dsosased noties e hereby
given 10 ~ persons having claimi against aid
sslste. e cons forward and have the sane reg.
islsrsd II toe oaies q the clerk q said saari
aeaofiing 10 Law b tie 1t day Of JAY, les
Or hoy viii Be- forever barred.
WI H. FITZGERALD.
jusls-sw Adminislfaisf
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The State Of Mississippi, Lown hes County

The State Of Mississippi, Loun des County
Estate q Margaret Goolsby, ds conssd.
DY virtue Of a. order q the Pro| bate Court q
I'D Lowndes county, State az Mississippi, made Al
the July term, A. y. 1867 On the rsI ort " Inso-
vsncy q the Estate u MarEarot Goolsby. De-
ceased notice L hereby given o 81 srsons having
claims against the ealate Of the sait decedeut .
come forward and hars the same rsl isiered ID he
once Of the CLERK q aaid court, aodording 70 Law
By the Let day Of August, A. d. 1853 or thsy viii
Be forever barred. W.H. HEATON,
A1minialrator
Love 4 Wallace, Attorneys. jly10-6W