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The New York herald., 1867-05-24

Railroal Company have petitionsd the Connecticut
Legislature for authority lay track parallel 70 the
Nortnen and within feet Of H. sIl the way from
Norwich 20 Nov London except whore they propose TO
uss the track and bridges Of the Northern road ITSELF
Ths object b 70 bring this track the through pas
sengsrz and freight which brought from Nor.
wch over the track Of the Northorn and the reason
given that the through uac demands this
mcdaeea. me psosecs earnestly opposed BY the
Northera road and citizens OF New London against
the policy cf all The New England stases which has
injury 70 the nrt franchise and unjust to tho stock
holders Of the Northern road, who invested half
million dollars FOR It's completion. Tney contend thst
swc tracks nos required by the business Of the Nor
wIch and Worcester road and II 10 Is wanted the North
srn are both able and wiling % build u, and should
have shs night 70 do g. a N#N
a Bosson journal snys.-
The proposition az st. Johnsbury, VT, and other
that vicinity 70 raise money by taxstioa 20 as
road In accordance with recent act Of the vermont
Legislature empowering towns TO raise money by Ax Tor
che construction q raSads meosng WIN sner
.ssted A meeting has already been held AZ 81 JOINS
bury 70 protest against The proposed axatou ana oher
towns along the ine OF the road are preparing W noa
similar msetings The protestors generally favor the
building Of The road, but ohjsct 70 taxing pFoporty
holders IN the seve towns Tor what ougns 70 " ION
pon the injustice o. taxing all for the benefit OF part
hd upon the danger OF allowing the Legislature 70 legn
late 10 regard 20 such matters.
Al meeting Of The Board OF Directors Of the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company held to-day 2.
vsnderbilt vss elected President, ". II. vanderbis
Vice President, Cornelius Vanderbilt JE, Treasurer,
and r. I. Nven Secretary.
New Orleans paper publishes the following note
announcing the failure Of the Bank Of Commerce Of
that city,
BAyK ov ConwsRcy,
Nxw osLsAss. May ~, 1851. j
After the close Of business vssssrdav tsasrsns were
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal In the Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD FOR the present week, ready,
contains the opening chapter Of beautiful story en-
titled
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

Ponnr.--.'souvEMRs or rus 3LEssED' and 9 wosAs's
RiGHrx'
The New York herald., 1867-05-24
"UNTo THE END"
"THB OLD KEEPER's STORY"

AND A roucmse sKKrcI
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
Nd balances a the subTreasury In this city for The
,xprsd portion Of the week have been a. foliows:-
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fally saplslhs lisif Hs heaaiiy
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saameal IA m temsla ministry
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shsa we ~ lhai pfd tglmey haa
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Nv ihe met favorable aufpdffs and
I saaf De good pfgle 4 your ruth
" 10 know that tby an find IN
Grenada an Institution sell amihy
NJ neif p%aifonaga Nh T. e. td.
mefy W. principal, isa high toned
christian gentleman and q ioaehef u
many ycanf experience The lasi sis
or dpft yoat H. lu taught In Chr
rll county nmr Walden liis aim
will bo 10 mako Hiaom Female sotn
mary equal b any female seminary
IN ne country az M institution 81
learning, aud 10 all respect q hmm
for those placed under tbe care d
himself and biz cstimablo lady Us.
ccllcni assistant teachers have been
secured, and MI The classes " char.
tered institution viii be- organized
For further particulars, 400 circular.
or apply TO Row T. Hilbert Or my
SELF at Grenada Yourr truly,
n. VI. KcnAnDaoN.
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Items Of Tclegraphlc News.

NV YoRR, July GA New
Orleans special says late adyices from
Vera Cruz state that the body Of
Macmillan will be delivered TO the
Austrian Legation. The remains are
now on their way to Vera Cruz.
There is no truth in The report
that foreign consuls have been mo-
Tested in Mexico.
A Fort Phil Kcarney dispatch
says Judge Kinney has just con-
cluded a highly satisfactory council
with ! 500 Grow Indians there. They
afterwards secured them, killing
three Sioux.
The consideration of Grcelcy's
nomination as Minister TO Austria
was continued until the next session
of the Senate.
The House Judiciary Committee
formally decided that as the impeach-
nlent testimony was not presented on
it should not now be pub
lished, but remain under the seal o.
Congress. *
A Washington special learns thai
il is the intention Of Secretary Sew
ard not to send a Minister to Mexico
as a retaliatory measure for the re
lection of his message concerning til,
life of Macmillan, for the purpose
in the event of a foreign war agains
Mexico, of showing the chiefs of tina.
boastful Republic the full extent o
their dependence on the Unite,
States.
SAvASsAH, July 23.-The regis
tration has closed in this city unit
August, when the books will be agail
opened. The number of voters thu
far registered is us follows: Whites
2,257; blacks, S,032.
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neri.ieri nesI.ltfii


Tie Baafd a Registrar wehed
ih,if booLi In ranola On laa Thurs
day, and have commenced ue soth
n mying who shall yote and via
.hali bd Wa again mll 10 ihe poo
~ N toms forwrd NJ onet md ny
isior ne books viii room bo closod
and yoO VIII MT hayes chance 70 do
70 without going 10 hardn We nl
lain 70 ln citizens d thc STATE Of
Mi~is drpi and We daim TIE right
H. vote. w. have always done thls,
nd registering means nothing more
There u this difference, however,
ihat " WI do not come forward aud
enroll ouf namcs, va lose our right 10
vote, and thereby allow The negroes
10 vote for ~. Are you willing ia
surrender your rights into the hands
Of ncgrocs2 We hope moi.
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TO CONsUMPTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
In a few weeks by a very simple remedy, aler
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Con.
sumplion-is anxious 10 make known 10 his
fellow -suiFeEcrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire H. he will scnd n copy Of
the prescription used free Of chave,l with the
directions for preparing and using the zane,
which they will End a scar cgRE Zoe Coxsrar-
rfoS, ASTHMA, BRoscHris Corams CotnA and
all Threat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ise, Of the advertiser Ia sending the Prrscrip-
ton is 10 benefit the afflicted, aud sprcad infor-
nation which he eonesives TO be invaluable,
aud he hopes every sufferer will try HE rene.
dy, Is a will cost them nothing. and may prove
= blessing. Parties wishing The prescription,
FnrE, by return hail, viii please address ~
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New Yotk.
mAyll-ly q
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| would respectfully request every daily, tri-
weekly, semi.weekly, weekly and monthly
journal south Of the Potomac, and Ohio rivers,
and the 20 deg. 30 min. parallel Of latitude
West Of the Mississippi, to publish this adyor-
tiscment twice, and send TO me, at New York
each time, n copy Of the paper containing Il,
postpaid, with bill for same.
II Is desirable, in my combinations TO pro-
cure cheaper printing paper for our Southern
Journals, that shall have the fullest iDforma-
ton regarding the Sizes Of paper used by the
several publications, and | can procure II In nc
other way than by requesting particular atten-
ton to the need Of sending a copy Of the pub
LEGATION with the bill.
| desire II sent twice to provide against mai
failures and they be postpaid to secure post
office delivery. J.. 8. THRASHER,
mayl-2t Box $3.50, New York, N. Y.
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LATEST w s .

-
NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-ThC
Galveston papers contain a week.
later Mexican news;
Tho RdHchero publishes a letter,
stated to be written by Escobedo "a
General Gomez, directing the latter
by every means in their power Ia
make the country entirely Mexican.
l,scobedo says; As all property il
the hands of foreigners in Mexico
has been acquired by Mexican mis-.
fortunes, the Mexican people should
now take possession of it, and have
power to hunt them from the coun.
try. He says; My motto is death
to all strangers.' He adds that
There is no danger of Yankees inter.
iering with us as long as tho South
ern States are kept out of the Union
besides the black men would sid,
with us, and would at all times pro.
nounce against the whites. Before
we are through with foreigners, tn,
Yankees will think we are in earnest
and the time will come when thei
own notables will be begging fol
their heads instead Of begging fol
the heads of Auslrians.
Up TO the 18th instant Generals
Marquee and o'Haraton had mo-
been found. Their adhereuts, il Il
supposed, had secreted them in tn,
house of the British Minister. A
strict search was being made fol
them, and as soon as discovered the,
will be shot
General DiaE has ordered the cap.
ture of all foreign representative,
who do not recognize the Liberia
Government
Twelve more Generals who serves
under Macmillan have been shot a
Queretaro; among others 0rtero an,
Castillo.
-Four Imperial Colonels were ais,
shot.
Seven hundred Austrian prisoner
have been sent to Pnebla.
President Juarcz has issued a
order for the convocation of the Lab
oral Congress TO elect a President.
0rtega Is still In prison al Mon
terey.
Santa Anna Is still alive al Cam
pcachy, but his captors are awaiting
instructions from the Liberal Gov
Ornment. The feeling there Is un
doub.edly that he will be shot. Ad
vices from Matamoras are to IN,
same effect.
The Prussian consul al Vera Cru
i conducting negotiations 10 Obtain
the release Of the Austrian prisoners
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REQUIRED OATH.

II, -, do solemnly swear, (Qf affirm
In The prcSence of Almighty God, that am II
citizen NJ the State Of -- that | have
resided In said State for - months next
preceding this day, and now reside In the
county Of -- or parish If, in said State,
las the case may bc) that ! am twenty.one
years old; that ] have not been DISTINGUISHED
for participation 10 any rebellion or civil war
against the United States, nor for felony against
the laws OF any State or Of the United States
that | have never been n member OF amy State
Legislature, nor held any executive or Judicial
Office In any State aud afterwards engaged IL
instruction or rebellion against the United
States, or given aid or comfort to the enemies
thereof: that I have never taken an oath rs Q
member Of Congress Of the United States, or a
an officer or the United States, or as a member
Of any State Legislature, or rs m executive OF
judicial officer Of any State, 10 support the con
s%titution of the United States, and aflerwardI
engaged In insurrection or rebellion against thu
United States, or given aid or comfort 10 th'
enemies thereof: that win faithfully supper
the constitution and obey the laws Of the Unitet
States, and will, TO the best of my ability, en-
courage others 20 10 do. SO help me Cod
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The State Of Mississippi. In the Chanesry
Court Of Pamela county AZ rules, March %,
1857.
!. NJ. llfl ". Nancy Keelin e, al.
No. 1911
Upon opening the compliments bill in this
cause, Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court that the deiendsn9 Daniel Agee and
bis wife Sarah Agee, are non-reidents Of the
State Of Mississippi, but reside In the State Of
Arkhnsas, and that their posiofice, after dill
gent enquiry, cannot be ascertaincd; II Is
therefore, ordered by the court that the said
nonresident defendants, Daniel Agee and his
wife, Sarah Agee, do enter their appearance
herein, and plead, nswer or demur 20 the COM
plainants bill on or before the 22d day Of May,
1861, the anne being a rule day Of this court,
and 10 be held at the Office Of the clerk Of this
court, at thu eourt4housc Of said county, 10 the
town Of Pamela, or the allegations thereof win
be taken for confessed rs 10 them. II Is further
ordered by the court that a copy Of this order
be Published In The "weekly Pamela STAR a
public newspaper printed and published In the
town Of Pamela, In said county, for four weeks
successfully.
A true copy. J.. @. HARRISON,
apl3-5t Clerk.
Armis,ead 4 PhslAn, soils for compl'G
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Tho New York Tribune, speaking
Of Che July session and fresh legisla-
ton on the Reconstruction bill, says;
The Southern people accepted the
Military Blu manfhlly, and have
endtavored to act under rs proyis-
ions. Instead Of apathy, and dis
content, we have found them carer
and painstaking IN thcir efforts 10
recrganixe their political system I'M
der the Military Bill. IT the work
is arrested, they are not to blame;
aud we have no right 10 increase the
condition imposed last March. II
anything, we should recognize the
temper Of the South BY limiting
them.
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important 10 Ilankrupts.

II will be remembered that when
tho bankrupt law was on rs passage
IN Congress, an effort was made to ex-
cludc the Southern States from is
operation. And although that effort
failed, il is not certain that il will al
ways fail. Wesee with what facility
they change the reconstruction acts,
aud il is just rs easy to change the
bankrupt law. The law is in full
operation and the Northern people
ARC rushing into that court with hot
haste, and by the December session
of Congress, all of them that wish
to avail themselves of the act will
have gdt their cases in court and
under Roadway. But what are the
people Of the South doing on this
subject? Nothing but growing and
a..as.ao;an - ,aLo ,ha -. T.
s..a. a..n,.~E :. In
be popular OF not. This is suicidal
q roa 1, noaamhoro.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters Of admiaiFsraiion upou the estate o.
Hsws1 I. Pollard, deceased, having hsssrfsat-
ed 10 he undersigned BY the Probate Court of
Pamela canniy, Mississippi ., The June term,
1851, Thereof; All creditors d Ne deceased
are hereby nohksd 10 rrshsts their claims
aE.inss deceased. and have thzm registered IN
the u6ice Of the Clerk of the Probate court u
aid county, within the time prescribed BY lev,
else thiz nssiee will hs plead q ear 70 rzyrnsas
thereof EMILY A. POLLARD.
ie7a-sl Administrsfrix
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INsoLvENT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby rivsn to ths dsdIfcesf
flames 8 Woo<a, au<<asc<. ihsf ~ op(n1 Il
ne dersdens Us rsporssd in>Avxut sftke 5tss
terzn. 1891. 81 The rrohate Court ~ fsnde
tounsy s~inisippi, and hat ttey 1sst rTohsss
-. ,s~ts>.s{ 4 A.
nobsss snrt Il aid cusnfy y - 1d1gd
AuEnsa, isss. tl<s tkeif s.zz5 ~lH 1zeFsf
esrs1 CT f00H0
ie-a-y Adnfni<u<HF
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Hon. Judge y, S. Ycrgcr died Of
congestion Of the brain, at .Nicks-
burg, on Sunday, the 18th inst. In
his death not only Mississippi, but
the nation, has lost one of the bright
est ornaments of the bench. For
many years he has shed lustcr upon
the Jurisprudence OF his adopted
State, and before his accession 10 the
bench he ranked with the very Grst
lawyers OF the country. In fact,
Jodgc Ycrgcr had few equals and no
superiors as an accomplished gentle
man, a learned lawyer, aud an able
and upright judge. His place can
not be well supplied upon the bench
Of Mississippi.
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NOTICE.

The creditors and all peEscns Interested In
the i~usolvsats-sats Of wni. W. ByarA dscsassd.
Yea sfs hereby aesiaed that al the June
term, 1857, Of The Probate court Of Pamela
county, Mississippi, The Clerk Of aid court ~
ported . list vf claims registered In bic caice
against aid decreased. and that aid list Of
claims viii be taken up foF eliminating and
allowance Il The hext July term Of said coart,
when and vhsre you are requested 70 attend.
~ order Of Couft. issued June 20, 1897.
Ie1a-st W p. WuoTTEg, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Whereas II The June term, 1851, cf the Pre-
bate Coufs Of Pamela county. Mississippi, lstsss
tes,zmeniay Of The win Of David 8 Whit. j..
decreased, were granted 10 toe uudurulxupd,
Agnes d NeGeheet Nov I'll rrrzpus havIux
claims against said deceased wi1, are hereby
uotihed 70 Probate their claim. and have then
registered In he Office Of The Clerk Of thsiPrp-
bate Court q aid county within the time Jim
tied BY lau, sl<e The lllne win Be forevtf lar
rcd. AGNES D. NcoEHER,
je79-6t. Ex'trix 3. n. Ne0eh<e.
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Cheap Printing Paper.
TO npfToHs AND rUsLfsnrHs


~ NaHfhFH IffH fffefiHhgH
AttAsfA Ca April 10, 1907
- THaaaasa, Eaq Dear MI n anotda
me much pleasure 70 eummH ieeie 10 you me
following resolution u the soaIhsfa Pres A..
aJfiHtiuni
Resolved That " 4 testimonial u guf appfe.
citation IN the fsaloua faithful and effective
service 81 John 4 Thfashet, Fen, NJ Aupcfins
lehdenl Of this Association IN years past, We
hereby tender him The thanks N this %asa0cia.
llan, and egnief upon hlm the complimentary
position u Agent n he Southern Press Awo.
citation 10 New YORK.
The terms N communication employed In The
above resolution DO no more than justice "a
your important services during your supefin-
iendency-aefyiees which none had letter OPP
poftunity to know aud none ran more highly
appreciate, than myself Should occasion re-
qulfc, | shall be glad 10 avail myself Of the aid
provided lor by the resolution.
Very respectfully, your obedleni servant,
W. q. CLARK, President.
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INSOLyENT NOTICE.

Tho State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
the creditors Of James B. MeGehee, deceased,
late Of said county. You are hereby notified
that the estate Of said deceased was reported
inzolvent at The May term, 1861, Of the Probate
Court Of aid ecnnts, and thai you must prop
srly probate and have your claims against sald
decedeut registered In the Office Of the clerk Of
the Probate Court Of said county BY the hrss
day Of January, 1860. else they will be forever
barred. II. y. McGEHBE,
WIN. 7. Mc0EHEE,
teS-4w Executors
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INsOLyENT- NOTICE,

The State Of Mississippi. Pamela county. 10
the creditors Of VIM. ]. Bobo, deceased, late Of
aid county. The szsase Of Wm. J.. Bobo, d.
eeHsed, having been reported insolvent At the
May term, 1891, Of the Probate Court Of aid
county, you are hereby notified that you must
properly probate your claims against decsassd,
and have them registered 10 the cfHce Of the
clerk Of he Probate Coat Of saId eousiy By
ths it day Of June, 1865, else they win b
forever barred. a.r O. D. YOUNG,
jes-4w Administrator.
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Farms for One Dollar.
SUBDIVISION OF PLANTATIONS,
CHANCES FOR ALI

The Southern Asylum Land Company In
addition to their grand scheme Of city resi-
dcuces and lots In which Col NC Gallowny's
valuable residence in Memphis constitutes the
capital prize, al Five Dollars per ticket, now
offer chances In a scheme that embraces
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T.ksh Up b. Df. \ q Wall. one dzrk hrs~n
mare coll. shoas three vesrs old. NJ msrkz or
htaads Tested he lib AZ Of juns. 1897,
Iys-5t JAMES sowERs n !.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters o. sdminissrsiion having been rrsns.
ed 70 The undersigned o. Tie sssss Of v. r
King. deceased, ~ he Probate eourt o. rssohl
county, At the September term. thersof leoS
an persons having claims se.inst aid o<1Il
srs hereby nodksd 10 have item Ppohasr1 ~
registered IN The odsce cf The C<rk 4 -
court, in TIE Town Of PsnolA wi1his ~ ~
prescribed By lav. &c thsy vill b tos<vsr band.
JrrfEESoN 9IATos.
tvs-e Adninisrxscr
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TEETH ExTRACT Ep WITHoUTPALN

MrSruis REFEREScKs-L. Howkins, j. n,
Zimmerman, j. Myers, John Graham, DR.. ],
W. Letwich, $. II. Jones, CAN'T 4 Waddcll,
VIM. II. Webb, Dr.. W. D. Harrison, Captain I'd
y, Lee, II. =. Lponey, II. j. Mitchell, S,oyal a
Flippin, Col W. W. Coleman, DR.. A. II. voor.
hies, DR.. \. P. Bates Pitscr Miller, Colonel W
l.. Maxwell Dr.. D. Dunlap. sardis fc2.3u
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The lamd are adapted u the growth Of
grain, cotton, grspeA etc. av cheaper than
Govsfnmen, lands In cold ATTITUDES, al ons
dollar and a quarter per acre. The average
eOss Of these lands Is seven dollars per acre.
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The estate Of James n. HolmeS dec>du1k
having hses reported ia.elssas 81 ths nsrsk
term, 1851, Of the Probate Court a Psgola
eoana1. Mississippi; The creditors e "a ~
csssed are hereby notified 10 rrp14te hsIr
claims Ae.ia<t sald dtessaei - have o.
registered In the o6sre Of The Clerk Of The Pro-
bate Cosst u Id euanfy 1t q h<Ars he ~
term, 1858, Of said cours Or thsy win b foreser
barred. Ut WRI0HT
js7pLsl AdmIni<triior
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NOTICE!

rbe un,fi N nsramn Win aiand nj lhe
following time and places @t Tho Registration
Of Voiefl VII
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nlnnfNa NELlA.
gnnOms 90 yOrTn.

A 0sfnsman Fho mH.fsf m yfaH hem
Hsfsau UehlHiy pfamsiys lsssf aHd ~ fhe
Effects n gnuihfd ladiHffiighl ell ~ ne
ats N mfefiar hamthlig. fead Zee - Al
sto assi ~ No Hoipe nd difs.hghH ~
maliag lts lmtIs fsmfiy W shAt BE- Hai
eufsi aiasfafs sishinF 10 pfuhi by hfs 3D.
yfdltsff sfpsHefef cen ~ ~ W aadftsslnF
In esfffi e9nniahfe. jnffF n u0bff,
msyiI.iy ~ Ceiaf Hfssi Nov fUfh
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Ticket Costs One Dollar,

For a Description Of the property refer 10
the new pamphlet issued by the company.
Titles ar perfect or the money will be paid o
the winner Of the prize.
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All Land in this scheme is in the
State of Mississippi The capital
prize Il within fifteen miles of Men,
phis, on the Mississippi aud Tenncs-
see Railroad.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Whereas, at the March term, 1867, Of the
Probate court Of Pamela county, sfIssisir4
letters documentary Of the last will and tesla.
ment Of Matthew Clantsn, deceased, We're
granted to the undersigned by said court: Now
all creditors Of the deceased are hereby notified
TO have their claims duly Probaied and regis
tered In the Probate Clerk Office Of nid coun-
~, within the time limited By law, else they
win be forever barred. 49,
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