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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of four writs Of sccution 10 me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Pamela
county Miss, one Ia favor ~ Junlus Davidson,
commissioner, W. n, jasper Benson, and one In
favor u Junius Davidson, administrator, vs. T.
", Pugh and y j. Benson, and one Ia favor Of
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n. j Benson ct al- aud one In favor Of J. W.
and Anna o.. Hawkins, ". n Jasper Benson.
! will, on Monday the 9th day " july, 1858.
at the courthouse door In the town Of Panola.
In said county, within lawful hours, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash. the follow.
ing land, to-wit The fractional east half of
section ~, township 10, range 9, west, the
north half Of the north half of section ~.
township 10, mnge's. the southeast quarter Of
section 10, township 10, range =, the southeast
u section II, township 10, range Z,
10 acres of the east fraction Of the south.
west quarter Of section 10, township 10, range
lying and being In Pamela county, levied on
the property Of n. Jasper Benson, 10 satisfy
executions and costs.
jco-3t Il. H. JONES, Sheriff
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

BY virtue II q decree Of the Chsnssry Corr,
Of Eanols county, state Of mississippi rssdersa
On the 1ist day Of nay. 1881. In he suit "a
!. fox, ~eofnplsinsnt ss.inzs J. O I<wsll.u.
dsfssd<nt No. is6 in aid court I win Is Com.
missioner Therein appointed, On nonasy ne ca
dsy Of JAY. lss2. At the esarlhouse dror lp
ne iovn o. PsnolA IN aid county, within Ia--
n hours odsf fr ale q public sseiisu 70 ~
highest bidder, fer C.sh. lie felloviar ls.1s
lyins sni hsirs In aid esanty. sd tncvp =
ne seush ksh q ske southwest quarter Of se<z
ann Ia IN tovnxkip a range q vest
JOIN G. HARRISON.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

~ virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
uf Pamela county State Of Mississippi, rendered
on the 10Th day OF November, 1867, In the
sui, of A. q. Coleman, complainant against
II W. Norrisa. defendant No. i62, In said
court | will, A. commissioner therein appointed,
on Monday the 9Th day Of July. 1868, At the
courthouse door in the town Of Pamela, in
said county, between The hours prescribed by
law, offer for sale at public aution 10 the high.
est bidder, on a credit Of six months from the
day of sale, the following lands lying and
being In the county Of Bolivar, in said State,
and known ~ the south half Of section 3, the
south half Of section 8, the north half Of sec
ton ! the north half II section 8, all In town
ship 20, range 8, west
Bond bearing eight per cent interest, with
good security, will he required Of the pur-
chaser. JOHN q. HARRISON,
Je6-5t Commissioner.
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CITATION NOTICE.

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at the courthouse thereof, on the ith Monday
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS.


ny virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
OF Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rem
dered ,herrin on the 18th day Of November,
1867, In the suit Of George W. Dyer, admins.
traitor, &c, Ct al, complainants, against Joseph
W. Morris, administrator, Ct. al, defennanN
No. l5l, In said court ! viii, as commissioner
therein appointed, on Monday, the 9th day Of
July, 1868, Of the courthouse door In the town
Of Panola, In said county, between the hours
prescribed by law, offer fr sale at public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder, the following De.
scrlhed lands lying and being In said county,
and known Is the north fraction Of the south.
east fractional quarter, aud the north fraction
OF the southwest fractional quarter, and the
northwest quarter aud the northeast quarter Of
fractional section I, In township 2 Of range
eight, vest and the north fraction Of the west
fractional half of fractional section 9, Of town.
ship ., range I, west, containing in all ESQ
acres, more or less.
TEass o. SAtE-on a credit Of sir months
nom the day Of sale, with ten per cent interest
and bond with good security.
JOHN C. HARRISON,
iee-bt Commissioner.
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Death OfHOwcll Cobb.

The telegraph announces the
sudden dea,h OF Howell Cobb, OF
Georgia, in New York city. How
ell Cobb will be remembered chief
" for the part he took in the at.
tempt to dismember the Union. He
was in the Cabinet CT Mr.. Buchan.
an as Secretary Of the Treasury,
and was one OF the ablest as well
as the most unscupulous of the
conspirators. When acting us the
custodian of the public treasure,
he called in Government securities
Tor which he paid high premium,
and then having exhausted the
Treasury, he went to Flew York to
effect loan for the Government.
Before effecting that loan he open.
ly denounced the Government, and
declared that it would never pay
its Indebtedness, and then pledged
tho faith of the Government tor
millions, at the enormous rate OF
u per cent. Interest," This infa.
nous transaction did not destroy
his standing in the Democratic
party, for on the close Of the rebel
lion he again became a prominent
leader in that party. He was an
earnest supporter OF Seymour and
Blair. Gin. Chronicle. '
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Republican Victory In Coll
OradO.

For some time there has been o
doubt about the result for Delegate
10 Congress from Colorado. But
the official returns are finally all in
from every county and Judge
Bradford, Republican, is elected
by 100 majority. There has been
much cheating, ballot box stufing,
&C., TO defeat him after the man
ner Of the Morgan men in this dis
trict, bat they did not carry it
quite far enough to succeed. The
Territory yet remains Republican,
and will continue SO, when it comes
in as a State.-M. Vernon Repub-
icdn,
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Financial History.

Our financial history and pros-
poets are thus eloquently present.
ed in the October number of the
Atlantic Monthly as follows:
The conflict began with empty
Golfers and falling credit, but the
treasury was soon replenished, and
the credit OF the nation restored 80
that it raised more than three bill.
liOLs by loans, and during the last
year OF the war, more than thou
sand millions, half by loan and
half-by taxes in single season,
the greatest achievement in finance
which history records. Nor was
the country exhausted. The loyal
States could have continued the
struggle for years. So far were
they from debility thai i'll the three
years which have succeeded, they
have reducedtheir funded debt two
hundred and fifty millions, their
floating debt at least one hum
dred and fifty millions more,
and their interest fifty millions in
addition, and paved the way for
further diminution. Such is still our
afiuence, that after repeating half
the I'M posts the nation finds re-
venues sufficient to meet the in.
terest of the debt, the bounties for
the volunteers, and the pensions
for the wounded and the orphans
and widows of the honored dead.
Having shown our ability to
raise ore thousand millions in a
single year, having preserved tho
unity and prestige OF the nation, We
have reduced our interest and ex-
peuses the present year to less
than one third Of the expenditure
during the war, and may reduce
II to q fourth of that amount in the
coming year, while our growing
population and wealth will tighten
still further the charges of the war.
Indeed, we may well hope that
taxes on our vices, as imposts on
liquors and tobacco-wilr alone
NEE; the interest OF our debt, and
extinguish the principal before the
close OF the century ,