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MEMPHIS BOARD or RErgREycr

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Co, Longleyi Mulholland 4 Co. Howell. Wood
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REFERENCES IN MISSISSIPPI.
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TOP 4 Co Grenada Hon. T. o. q. Lama
Afvnt 4 Lyle, Judge J. II. Houry. dxffd,
a. ". West superintendent N. c. RR.SH
tamh Treasurer n, 4 t.. R.R. WIN. M striei-
land, Holly SPRING; VIM. I. Williams Jams.
Moore. osklsnds; Gen W. ?. f~lran,isy Creens.
boFoi Dr. J. n. p. westbfpuk. Dr.. j. h uobiv
Rev. s. J. Reid. Hcrnandh r. W. Caruthss
De~Sctseouhsy; Jo.A Freeman. Tyrp: phlfIa
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Young, r. II. Taylor, " J. walsh. fs6ola.
De- FRANK MOORE. Agent e.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Ohshcsry Court
II paacsa county State Of MIssissippi rendered
On the 10th day Of November 1881 In the
suit Of A. q. Coleman, complainant against
II. W. Norris. detehiani, No, lG7, hi said
court WI, a. commissioner therein appointed,
on Monday, the 9th DAY Of July, 1865, At the
courthapg door IN the ioEa u hauolh %
said tuhhtf. between the hours preicflhel by
law, offer 6f sale At public auiiOn TO the high.
cat bidder. on a credit Of ak months from the
day sftAlG the following lands lying and
being 10 the county u Bolivar In sAid State,
and known a. ne south half n section . the
south half " section 9, the ngrth half Of Sec
ton !. the north half Of soction :, Oh ID iowH-
SHE 20, ranged west
Bond bearing eight per cent Interest, wHh
good security, will be required Of the pur.
chasers t9N JOHN o. HARRISON,
iu6-5t Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

~ virtue Of . decree Of the Chancrry coun
u Fsnols cuaHty, State Of mississippi rendered
on The 1ist day Of aay. 1881. In he salt az A
O. Fos. complainant against q L<~r1len
defendant No. lss In aid court I viii ss Co.,-
missioner therein appointed. % nandzy he sth
dar Of july. less, Al The e~oars-hsuze dsw !,
ne fown Of Panelaain aid tsuasy. within law
nj hours offer 10 ale Al pahIie snessoa 10 he
highest hidisss fsr Cash. he fsIluriur ls.d.
yins and helss in aid county. and knsrn -
ne soa'h hAlf q The psthves qs>rtes d -
IA IL IN township {, range 8 w4t - -
iOHNC. HARRISON
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TO My Old Friends
West Tennessee. Mississippi
and Arkansas. 1

Having accepted a permanent agency OF the
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, | would respectfully ask the at
tention Of my friends TO that institution az n
safe certain and reliable medium through
which they may assure their families against
want In the event Of death, or themselves from
nm impoverished old age in case Of ill-sucecss
In life.
Mr.. n. s. OTIS is associated with me, and is
hereby recommended 70 public confidence. Our
Office IA at No. ~ Madison street, where we
will be happy to impart any needed informa-
ton to those desiring Life Insurance.
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SUERIFf''s SALE.

ny virtue Of four wriu of execution 70 me
directed from The Circuit Court Of Panel,
county. Miss, one In hvor u Junius naviispn.
commissioner v. \ jasper Benson and one IN
hvorof Junim David n. administrator. y r
v Pugh ana n j. Benson, and ono 10 favor u
Il II Moor, guardian. " IL Wright AMI
" J. BENSON tai. and one in hvor of J. W
and Anna G. HAWKES. - \ Jaspsr Rehsob,
I will, on Monday The eth Gay - July. tess.
a, the court.hort DOR n the town n PanolA
10 said county, within lawful hoafs ofsf h'
alo 70 toe aighcst bidder. hr c..h hs inllow.
Ing land, to-uit The fractional sas, bali uf
section -, township 10. range 5 vest Tho
north half ~ The north half " section a.
iowuship 10, mngr : the southeast quarter n
seciiou u township 10, range 5, the suthest
quarter ot section n. township 10, range :,
and 10 acrra o. the east fraction u the .outh.
west quarter Of Erctioh u. township 10 range
!, lying and being IN Pamela county. levied on
a. the property Of n Jasper Benson, To satisfy
said executions and costs.
iod-3t r D JONES, sheriff.
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DIRECTORS.

This company issues policies on lives on an
the different plans, and al "a favorable rates "A
any Other, while II has no restrictions In reasrd
70 residence Or travel, aud al iis profits are d.
Vidcd annually among lie policy holders. II IL
Pro'Apth ihe payment Of losses. having paid
sog'yVg ~ ibis city in the last eight months
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
lands.


By virtue Of a dcrfrs q The Chancery Court
Of Pamela county state q Misisippl, rsn-
dered therein On The .lsth day Of November.
1851, IN the suit q George W. Dyer. admins
iraior, a., ct al, oomplainaniA against Joseph
W AarriS administrator, e. Al, ~deiennant.
no, lbt, in said court ! will ~ commissioner
therein appointed On MeHiay the 9Th 1ay Of
Julg, ises. at ,h, courthouse door In the foEn
q PaRaA In aii county. between the hoan
prescribed by Law, Offer for sale At public aar-
too 10 the highest bidder. the .nilowing Re.
scrihsd lands lying and being 10 aid county
aud known q the north fraction u the soa,h.
east fractional quarter. and lie north IA lot
Of the southwest faeiioaal quarter, aad the
northwest quarter and the northeast quarter q
fractional section !, IN township Q. q range
eight wess aud DE north ~frAstion u The vel
fractional half of fas'ional section Z. q iown.
ship ., range west containing Ia al $50
acrrL nor or leu.
ltsxs % satV-On . credit ~ st mdaths
n@m The day n vale, uith ten per e,nL ~inisrss,
and bond with good security.
jOBN G HARRISON.
jes-5t Co~mntsionsr
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GENERAL AeBSrs MEMPHIS, TENN,
For We, Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
10 whom all applications for Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed.
j II. MCMAHON,
4f NEWTON 8. OTIS.
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Tho sfAn has iafRof Circulation
ihan all iho papers Published 10 lhis
4 dIoa d ibe State combined, and
its Subscription List Il steadily
increasing, making II tbc most d.
simble ApyEareiSa MEDIUM
Ever Published 10 North Mississippi
Il Is located In one Of the most cx-
tcnsiyc.
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9 CITATION NOTICE.

The staie Of Ms'issiPpi, Pamela ccinty TO
Richard Fitzgerald. helr-nt-law u Irene FiiH-
gerald. ieccaael Yon are hereby cited "a aR-
pear behre the Prdhde Coart Of said counsy.
Ut the eoar-boase hereof on ihr gih Monday
10 Decsmher, 1861, To show cause why the hnal
account of Freeman u. lfhy gaardiaa Of faii
deceased, should no, b. allowed And approved
ny order VI court. Issued November. 1857
aofs-a ". P. w0OTrRS, Clerk
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Mcmahon 4 Otis,

3 Madison st., M Williams Block
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Yrotessional Cards.


, TToRNEYs AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW, IDA
a bo Csty. Patents obtained for mining lodes,
Inaa- - act Of Congress of July &C. 1866. oFrIcE-on
Nall street. opposite Andrews Co.'S store. n1h
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CONGRESSIONAL STATrONERY.-The New
York Ford says the question "Are pantaloons
stationery /" will, certainly be revived when.
the public comes to the perusal of MIR. Nc
Pherson's bill for stationery" furnished to the
House of Representatives in the year 1857.
Hack hire, horse hire, kid gloves by the humid
red dozen, Scotch snuff, thousands of pen and
pocket knives, toilet soap, nail brushes and
cork-screws are among the swindles put down
rs STATIONERY" 1t is also stationery" to pay
the travelling expenses and board bills of the
.'loil" loafers employed by the Radical party to-
perambulatc through the South, to assist in
preventing the restoration of the Union. This
swindle is effected by summoning these ifnpe
cunous. patriots before ga committee" asking
them to tell lie about something, and then.
paying their fares to and from New Orleans or
Brownsville, on the Rio Grande, with board
bill at Willads during the session 1t is pos
sible that these frauds upon the Treasury, and
this repeated robbery of tax payers, may be
popular, but we doubt it. The mere cost to
the country of the party now in power is alone
sufficient reason tor getting rid of that party
rs soon as possible.
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MONTANA ITEMS From the Helena Post
Of. May 9th, we extract the following:

MONTANA ITEMS From the Helena Post
Of May 9th, we extract the following:
Indians still infest Gallatin Valley Peter
Cahili, Of Weaver creek, was killed by party
of savaces near Ault's mill in Bozeman.
A letter from Benton, May 1st, reports dep.
relations by Piegans across the river.
The river at Benton had risen six inches in
twenty-four hours, and hopes were entertained
that the steamers would be able to reach that
point this season.
The survey of town lots in Helena had COM
menced by order of Probate Judge NJ. f..
Truett.
Soldiers from Fort Ellis report the murder
of two men by Indians, and the loss of large
baud of stock, near that post. party OF
troops sent in pursuit failed to overtake the
savages
Water in Alder gulch and other diggings'
had become so scarce that the miners were.
obliged to quit work.
Fred. Brandiss, German, was killed in
row at Diamond City, May I'd, by man
named Tierney. An inquest was held by Owen
Garrigan, acting Coroner.
ROWley & Co.'S train of sc animals, from
Umatilla, arrived at Helena in 38 days, with
full cargOes.
Some citizens of Helena had given a bad
fellow 25 lashes on the bare back with raw
hide, for having been willing party to the
prostitution of his own wife. The interesting
pair have daughter l3 years old, and two
other children.
Beef cattle are selling at an average of SlS
per head in Helena
Sullivan, Bagg, and Mullan, tried for the
killing of Smooth, in Mcclellan gulch, last
winter, have been found guilty of murder IN
the first degree, at the Deer Lodge District
Court Dolan, an accessory to the crime, was
on trial.
Late snow falls have given better cheer to
the miners about Virginia City, who have been
idle for want OF wafer. A sinall supply was.
assured by the snow.
Bishop D. S. Tuttle, Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Diocese of Montana. Utah, and Idaho,
was preparing to leave Virginia City for a.
diocesan tour.
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cHAs. G. DUDLEY,


4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Of
n hce over Centeryille Brewery. south side Wall
street. Idaho City Ey-All business entrusted TO his
care Will meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
mittances will be made. nlu.
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A RADICAL VIEw.-The sore defeat suffered
BY the Radicals in Connecticut has led their
friends outside of the State, who were deluded
into expecting Radical victory, to indulge in
much rigmarose about "i,nported votes and
such like nonsense. Commenting on this alb.
sard explanation of victory honestly won by
the Democracy, the Boston Trapeller, decided
ly Radical, says:
We have but little faith in the power of any
party to cast many fraudulent votes in any one.
Of the New England States. We would defy
even the Democratic party to cast fifty such
votes in Massachusetts, where the population
is far more than twice as large as that of Con-
nectcut and, If it would be SO difficult thing.
to vote fraudulently here, why should it be So
very easy q thing to do it in Connecticut, a
State that resembles Massachusetts, in many
respects as closely as one of our counties re
scmbles another.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-23
CuuncH TRouBLEs.rThe Alexandria (va.)

CHURCH TRoUBLEs.- The Alexandria (Va)s
Gazette says: sA's'i yd ''sis 90 \ s.
The recent proceedings against the Rev. Mr..
Tying, Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
New York, have made deeper impression up
on the minds Of the opponents of the High
Church party than il perceptible on the sur.
face-thnt they are but the entering wedge to
q split, and that the present relations between
tho antAg0nistic parties cannot continue much
longer |; and further, that Information has been
received from all quarters Of the country.
showing that the present = relations are not
desirable, md IRE not beneficial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-23

DIsCOURTEoUs.--As short time ago negro
named Bayne, a member of the Virginia black
and tan Convention, went to see Gen. Grant
in Washington, relative to some public matter.
The result Of the interview is thus densribed:
Seeing, at the end Of his impassioned har
anpue. that Gen. Grant maintained silence,
that might mean either, assent or dissent, the
colored gentleman ia said to have remarked,
somewhat wrathiy, that this matter must be
attended to at once !; and if it was not Gen.
Grant would get no votes in Virginia. Gen.
Grants reply was to pull the bell-rope for an
orderly, and to intimate through him that he,
had given Bayne all the time he had to spare.