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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
To my United States and World Wid,
Readers.

have received many testimonials from pro
and medical men, as my slmanacs
and various publications have shown, all Of
which are genuine. The following RON a
highly educated and popular physician In Goor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the most sensible copi-
muuications | have ever received, DR.. Clement
knows eIactly what he speaks Of and bis ties.
timony deserves TO he written in letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.
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To the creditors Of Mahial Light, deceased;
The estate of said deceased, having been de-
clared insolvent at the June term, 1869, Of the
Probate Court of Pamela county, Mississippi,
this is to notify you that unless you probate
your claims against said estate and have them
registered In the Office of the Clerk Of saip
court by the LIST day Of July, 1870, they will
be forever barred.
R. W. LIGHT, Administrator,
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easo and death Of yellow fever lhia
ssason Occurred yesterday The
victim was a Young Ffenohmaa, a.i
arrived truth France. whg siepped .
few hours In Havana and wa quar-.
aniinod here.
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LIFE IN A. PILL BOX.
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS FROM
Maggieps Anti Bilious Pills.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.

What one hundred letters a-day say from pa
all over the habitable globe:
"Dr. Maggiel, your Pill has rid me of all bill
liousness."
"Ho more ~noxious doses for me in FIVE or ten
pills taken at one time. One Of your Pills cur
cd nie.p att
"Thanks Doctor. Ny headache has lett me.
Send another box to keep in the house,
"After suffering torture from the bilious
cholic, two of your pills cured me, and | have
no return Of the malady."
"Our doctors treated me for chronic consti-
patton, as they called IL, and at last said | was
incurable. Your Maggiel's cured me"
al had no appetite; aaggieI's Pills gave me
q hearty one." g9I
"Your Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep them in
the house" -t
"Dr. Maggiel has cured my headache that
was chronic
~ gave half one of your pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear young thing got
well in a day.
"My nausea Of a morning is now cured
"Your box Of Maggiel's Pills cured me Of
noises in the head. rubbed some salve behind
my ears and the noise left me"
"Send me two bo1es-I want one for a poor
family" za.
az enclose a dollsr--your price Is twenty.
five cents, but tho medicine to me Is worth a
dollar"
0Send me Eve boxes Of your Pills"
Let me have three boxes of your saive and
Pills by return mail"
For all Diseases Of the Kidneys, Retention o.
Urine TO-, AAGGIELiS PILLS gre o perfect
cure. One will satisfy suy one,
For Female Diseases, Nervous Prostitution
Weakness, General Lassitude and Want o
Appetite, MAGGIEL'S PILLS will be found al
effective remedy. n III
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALvF
Are most universal in their effects, and q cur,
can be almost guaranteed.
Each boz contains twelve Pills-ons Pill il
a dose, '5s
Addrcs all orders 10
JOHN Y. HENRY,
Successor to DExis, BARsys / Co,
8, College Place New York.
CT. HERBERT / CO., Proprietors Of th,
aAGGIEL,s PILLS aud SALvE, P. o. Box
'5e7c. jnpe2s-3n.
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BRooKs, Nicely & Cove direct
the attention Of our readers to the
card Of this reliable firm, SO well and
f~svorably known to many Of the
planters and business men Of this
county. If you are not dealing with
them now, give them a trial and you
viii find it to your interest to trade
with them. No. 276 Front street is
the place. t1
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Wagon and Carriage Making and
I Repairing.
Plows, Gin Gearing and Cotton
Presses made to order.

Having located in SARpls, the undersigned
tender their services to the citizens of Pamela
and adjoining c~ounties, and solicit a share of
their patronage. We are prepared to build
Wagons and Buggies and repair Carriages of
every description in a workmanlike style, and
guarantee satisfaction. We will also build
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton Presses at the
shortest notice, and will attend to all calls made
upon us accessible to the different railroad de-
pots or river landings, at moderate prices for
cash.
J. G. DUvALL b SON.
Sardis. Miss, July 10, 1885,
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Munc-The July number Of
Pasr's hasieoi Monthly, Is received.
Besides a variety Of miscellaneous
letter pieces, II contains a dozen
pieces of choice music, arranged for
voice and instrument, worth double
the price Of a years subscription.
J. L, Peters, publishers, New York.
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WORTHY ~

n ~ Ttss a Hasisy
hssshY tsfuf nat iafins lsst f,sf 80
tHstkst Elm ihs aFas whlist To- Vieksbafs.
Mss sd we'd ssfsFsl Fopwisf psisaf med
lines Htth t1t Temporary fslitf tn fssskiss
hsms ths dassss fsisfatf h : serss frps, \
possible, whsn my wsilssl stsshfsht ssdsfss
quihits "a large loses ffsgasuff - high
90 Tfsiss psf ~ sad shith ms, hays eosi
me asatiy ttOa I eoasultsd ~ Saith. "
louisville. and found hs prescribed Qaihlss
aad Arsenic eemhiasd, vhith I refused 10 tab,
pfsfsFfiag 10 LEI The disease take IL eoufss
r.s almost hlegdisss, extremely exhausted, saa
pronounced With enlarged liver and spisss
About this time the advertisement of Hurley
Ague ronic appeared In a city paper, and !
determined 10 givs ia TRIAL ! hd %, and
have 20 reason 20 fsgfst tt,-ons bottle ~.
stored me completely, and siHcs that time I
have seen aeafly q hvndfed eases IN which n
acted With equally happy results, apd would
certainly recommend u a. preferable 70 any
other ,enie befots The public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engln.st.
Louisville, Ky, Jun, ~, lsss
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Jupos sHaassi's LErrss~-ws
devote a largo portion Of our paper
to-day to the able letter Of Judge
sharksy. II ,. an able document,
and should be read by everybody.
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Witch 10 nu ha nr. tmsns ,noaat Of baas, ever so. ~ .t tn",ss, ten
psT 81 zoe mmf st
To AsetNds tnsd $50 policies iaias us smtu isa ,mounuas n tttBf 600
dasrs an snaual INCOME ~ tilpi 20 IN Ne nosih ~ isstnf is1 V i~asd 10
policies smsaanHg W tletoe o dcsspg IN .aoai tncgmsof tstHt ~
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Read the Captains Letter and the
Letter from his Mother.
BENTON BARalcks, Moi April 80, 1866.

BENTON BARRIcks, Mos April 80, 1866.
Dr.. John Bu,L-Dear Sir: Knowing the eff
cacy OF your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities it possesses, ! send you the
following statement Of my case. | was wound
ed about two years ago--was taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
so often, my wounds have not heslef yet. !
have not sat up a moment since | was wounded.
| am shot through the hips. Ny general health
is impaired, and ! need something to assist
nature. have more faith In your Sarsaparilla
than in anything else. wish that that is gen.
uine. Please express mt half a dozen bottles,
and oblige Cart. G. P. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo.
P. S.-The following was written April 80
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson.
DR.. JONI BuLL-Dear Sir: Ny husband,
DR.. C.S. johnson, was . skillful surgeon and
physician IN Central New York, where he died
leaving the above C. P. johnson to my care,
At thirteen years Of age be had a chronic diar-
rhea and s~crofula, for which I gave him your
Sarsaparills. IT CuREp HIN. ! have for ten
years recommended Il to many in New York,
Ohio, and Iowa, for ~scrofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
il. Tho cures effected in some cases OF ~scrcfuls
and fever sores were almost miraculous. ] am
very anxious for my son TO again have recourse
to your S~arsapsrilla. He 10 fearful Of getting
q spurious article, hence his writing TO you fol
it, His wounds were terrible, but ] believe h
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON,
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Purify Your 1loodi
Use HURHEY'S SARSAPARILLA
with IOdide Of Potash

For Affections of the Bones, Ha-
bitual Costitiveness, Debility,
Diseases of the Kidney,
Dyspepsia, Erysipelas,
Female Irregu-
larities,
Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles,
Pulmonary Diseases, Sy-
philis, Scrofula, or
Kings Evil.
JAMES RUDOLF b co, prowistor,,
Louisville, Ky.
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Passss CosvzsrroSr-The Aississ-
ippi Press Association viii, in &C.
cordancs With aresolatior adopted
by that body while in session at
Holly Springs, on the 4th day Of
February last, meet in convention
at Canton, on Tuesday, the It'll day
of September, 1889. 5ia1
Col. Paul a. Botto, Ieditor Of the
hatcher Denocrdt, will deliver the
Grafton Of the day. raaq " H.
Col. Kinloch Faleoner, editor o.
the Holly Springs Reporter, will
read the Annual Essay.
A fun attendance is earnestly re.
quested. al buslness Of the utmos'
im~portaace will come up for tn,
consideration Of all interested in tn,
success Of the Press Of Alississippi
j.. ACOUSTIC IdNAIeo, President
WILL, H. MAGRvDER, Secretary
A fire, burning everything in it
path, has for the last two week
ravaQed South Carolina.
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THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE

First To csa,eset @' uaacu' y0tnd concentrating In few Easm States IN. vso,
" me moay which i being iaveroi 10 LF Insurance
Second To sHHh each bHhr the hFnsht of aled Institution, aud With IA buanee
managed si controlled BY LEGAL men Of integrity and position
Third. To demonstrated the fact that the busnsn u Lt Insurance can be cfHed on much
aivanhuousy In the West and South, wtus nonsyw zen h safely Invested A. ten PET
cent POI mnam. han 10 lhe Inl whntM only hdngawwn pI ent
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Having Just opened our stock, we offer inducements to buyers un-
surpassed BY any house in the trade. Give us a call and examine our
goods and prices before purchasing, as we are determined to g1ve salts
faction. WALKER y STANfORD.
40 r. Ratcvvnc. Miss.
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We would call the attention Of
our readers to the card Of the State
Femals College, locatedat Memphis,
Tenn, under the control Of DR.. G.
Collins. The Doctor Is we'll known
throughout this country as an able
man, and one well fitted to discharge
.the responsible duties Of President
Of q Female College. The advan-
-tagss.of this popular institution are
manifalN-thec ofaccess,
the fine boarding department healthy
location, new and complete appa-
ratus, and . corps Of teachers unsur-
passed byaHnya institntipnain the
South, renderit desirable - q place
for parents to send their sdaughser'
to receive an accomplished edu'
cation. p Va rsI r.
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READ, AND READ ATTENTIvELr.

DR. HuRLrY--Dear Sir: ! wish 10 make
known my case to the inhabitants Of Louis
vile. ! am q clerk in a large establishment,
and the victim Of hereditary s%crofhls, from
which ! bave suffered beyond description, and
for months and months have been unable to
follow my employment 7 have taken Cod
Liver Oil, Iodine, 0uysctts and Bull Sarsapa-
rIlla. Ny brother has been In Louisville, and
hearing Of DR.. Huriey's Ssrsaparilia, procured
me half dozen bottles Of It. | determined TO
stop all physic, but by the persuasion Of my
family ! tried IT, and after taking four bottles,
the sores began TO heal, and the large glands to
disappear. have suffered for twelve years,
and am now finishing the last bottle, which
will leave me In good health. I think II .
wonderful medicine, and the doctor a credit TO
the city he resides in.
shall be happy to answer any communica-
tlons addressed TO me on the subject.
am, or, yours obliged,
HssHr Tussss.
C!ncinnsii, Ohio.
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[Ftom the Meridian Ga,.,t,.l

tftom the Meridian cAss,sl
liuRlsr's Aeus Tosc-Ths following e.r.
tihcate, from a reliable citizen Of Meridian,
speaks for itself
MEnIpiAs, Miss, Oct |, 1858
X. Y. n. CuApwIck;
Dear Sir This IL TO certify that bonRh,
from you, by your recommendation, one bottle
Of Slurley's Ague Tonic, and 1t cured two
cases Of fever and ague of6neen months stand
ing. cheerfully recommend Hurley's Tonic
TO the public generally.
Respectfully yours, &c,
ions u. wssHr.
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EVERY SECTION TREATED FAIRLY.

The policy Of tho Association IL IA Keep the funds OF The members in the districts uhts
they reside SO as 70 give each section the benefit Of kwwng the wealth Of s ttisns at hon.
TO sst 10 developing N resources instead OF concentrating everything In the lAgs us OF
the Fast to enrich Eaen capitalists aud build MP Eastern Interests Article 2G senon 2 Of
the Constitution Of ue Life Association provides rs follows
"Nh hn he the iHy Of the board Ut Directors To loan the mudsd the Association as far
.m pracicheu upon the security Of unencimhcred real estate situated vhMn the district from
which the funds are derived, thereby comforting upon each section the benefit Of a local
Organization
ud- The law of New Yok, New Jersey and Massachusetts prohibit their Life Insurance
Companies from losnng money in the West or SoMh.
For full particulars as to the plans Of te Association, ue kind VI policies issued and hs
ns apply to W h GIBBS,
General Agsnt for the State Of Mississippi, Columbus Mississippi
j. NANCE, Special Agent, North Mississippi.
BOZ Good and reliable Agents wanted in every county in the Stat. liberal commission
allowed june l?h
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.AA#"L NM Al" H-
WITH MENKEN BRorHERs.--Our
popular young friend Mr.. j. Mercer
Hartsfeld, has become connected
with the well-known dry goods
house of Menken Brothers, and will
take pleasure in attending to the
wants of his Pamela county friends
when they visitrthe city. The ex-
tensive business done by the house
enables it to offer the very best bar
gains to customers, Go to Menken
Brothers if you desire to save money,
and call for Mr.. Harts6eld, who will
convince you that it is to your in
tsrest to deal with them.
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OVEN HALF A MmLIos OF DOLLARS!

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Bulls ~Sarsaparilla.

A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
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HarIcy's AEas TonIe
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ss-sisy's ss@s Fest

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LasissHis
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PLAN oF ORGANIZATION


TOO Leading Merchants aaA Hanksfs ~ ~ I0Hls, June
18th. Isgs. since uhteh time u has met 9Th
suoenss.
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s., College Place New York.
CT. HERBERT / CO., Proprietors Of the
AAGGIELs FILLS aud SALvE, P. o. Box.
5eTe. jnpe2s-3m.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

Sardis, Miss, July 10, ls69.-tf.
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TIE WET AND SOUTH
Life Association Of America.


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l..sg tta Hsnsrs Hs9ff stssss~
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julyS-et.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-25

THE PEAcE JuBTLnE- Preparations to
Receive the President Boston, June II.
A special committee Of the city govern
mcnt will meet President Grant at the
depot on Wednesday morning, and in
formally accompany him to the city, and
Governor Claim and Committee OF the
Legislature on behalf of the Common
wealth. The pupils of the Latin and
English high schools will assemble in
front of the St James and salute the
President. During the forenoon the
President will visit the two branches of
the Legislature at the State House, and
at noon review several thousand troops
on the common, under command of
General B. +. Butler, and in the after
noon hc will attend the Peace Jubilee.
General Sherman and other distinguish
ed officers arc expected with the Prcsi-
dent.
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AN OLD ARGUMENT.

Dir. A. II. STEPHENS, to fix the re-
sponsibility of inaugurating the war, says
the American Union, is q Federal Gov
ornmcnt with sovereignty residing in the
States; or it is Government with soy
creignty residing in the central head
In the former case the General Govern
mcnt was the aggressor in the late war;
in the latter the aggressors were the
Seeding States.
Thisis the old argument repeated we
know not how often. 1t was the pre-
else Issue between Webster and Hayno
and leaves tho responsibility of tho war
just when that debate left tho question, a
matter Of opinion with the respective
parties There should be 40 doubt now,
with Mr.. Stephens or any one else, that
tbs Constitution OF tho United States
formed, as Mr.. Webster said, q Govern
mcnt, endowed as ell Governments arc
With the principle of solf-proservstion,
fact Of which the Soccssionists were
not utterly ignorant When they attempt
ed to curtail its jurisdiction.
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ETEWS ITEMS.

- The Printers UHinn Association at Washington
CITY voted to admit Negro Printers 10 membership.
This is mainly owing We supposeto official pressure .
E5gThe President it is said favors conceding bel
igerent rights to the Cubans and is opposed by Ho"r
Borie and Boutwell, Of the Cabinet. 1t is said the
administration will soon adopt positive policy.
Ep-Gov. Bullock II is rumored, breads impsach
ment and may not convene the Legislature He Is,
however, sending ont messages inviting the "tJect'
TO meet in Atlanta on the alt, day Of July.
sz~The "school mnr1ns' ut Columbus. Ga, de
clare 1t an uphill business teaching dmki"s exceed
ing fourteen years Of age and hard task to get the
rp.lincuts into tho lrcads Of grown ones.
E-9-Chinere labor continues to excite great deal
Of int,res, throughout thesSouth
Tv-Mr. VIM. Peek near C7datown, Polk County
Geo, reoently sold two hundred aud fitly ocT'~ of
hls land with Indifferent improvements for s25 eco.
One hundred dollars per
-" Segregatnp. Tie colorcd folks of Virginia
are, in large numbers vending their way further
South. That's the general tendency the result Of
which may be appreciated
- Henry j. Raymond, editor ofthe v. ]. Times
died suddeuly of apopIeAy AZ the NH lie retired
from his office duties at u at night and died ut b
o'clock in the morning.
10 \ d.tilIer Of Nhi.I1cy pays Sico special tax
keeps d bonded wpre-housc and has a L. S Store
keeper. di.t'l.cr Of feait pays 1912 Of 5000
taking out license running from July to April
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The ssslauitta Sonrnal,
Marietta. Georgia,
Friday SEorming .sugic 2'J, SO.
DECISION cE TIE SUPREME COURT
on THE NEGRO QUESTION.

The decision declaring the negro eli
giLle to- Office has been extensively, some
times NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wrath
fully, commented upon by the Georgia
Press. The Savannah RfpuJlican thinks
it will not affect the General Assembly
because each House is the sole judge Of
qualifications, &C., but suggests in view
of doubtful Federal relations that for tic
only remaining session of the Legisla-
turc it may be best to rcscat the negro.
The Nc,rs pours out the walls of its
wrath-and its Indignation is very gen
cral, on j. L. Brown who said in his Ma
ric:ta speech that Congress nor the Con-
stitution of the State had granted to the
negro the right to hold office, and yet,
who, in his decision says "the Code
confers tho right and the Code was
adopted by tho Constitution" The truth
~ Brown is not Studying consistency,
the welfare of the white or binck people,
but how TO keep himself in line with tho
revolutionary party now controlling tho
Government. Joe has q vaulting ambi-
ten ead recently came pretty Dear fall
ing on the other side. lio will tumble
after awhile.
Let us abide by our programme
Urgo forward the development of all
material and intellectual resources and
with an eye ever watchful upon the po-
Ktical movements affecting our interests
and with patience to bear all temporary
evils in tho full confidence that the hour
for our complete dclivcrancc is not dis
tant.
Tho Journal % Messenger very APP
propriatcly says of the decision and its
efects-"Thc law must stand, for the
present, at least. Whether it will be OF
any great practical dctrimcnt to us re-
mains to be seen. We incline to the
opinion that it will not. But whether
it does or not, many years will elapsc
before we will be able, if we wish, to
make it entirely harmless. The people
of Georgia will find the way to get rid Of
it whenever any eXigency arises calcu-
lated to create the suspicion that then
political supremacy is in jeopardy
They are not TO be scared into excuses
by any panic about negro domination
That ghost has been laid, for good anC
all, in Georgia. We suppose the ex
PEELED negroes will be re-seatcd in th(
Legislature, and in all ether Offices
where they lave been thrust at the poin
OF the bayonct, but that don't amount t.
a great deal. The great question o
white supremacy has been fixed as firm
and sure as fate itself, 50 far as Gcor
gia is concerned"
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THE DISTURBANCE AT SPARTA.

Al Tho Exhibition of Ame's Circus at
Sparta, Geo., on the 18th inst, a diff
Guilty occurred in the outside crowd be-
tween two negroes and two white men or
boys. Tic I'D lie" from one of the
negroes was followed by a pistol shot
and his death. The other negro it is
said fred and accidentally wounded a
negro boy it was supposed mortally.-
We merely give such facts as the ac-
counts afford.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-06-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

= : i virtue of au order of the Honorable the Court
= > Of Ordinary will be sold before The Court house
door IN the Town Of Canton on the first Tuesday in
Judy next during the legal hours of sale: Lot OF
Land number one hundred and thirteen Il3) in the
li'h District and End, section Of Cherokee County
Sold the property of Daniel Pman, deceased, fui
the benefit of tie heirs aud creditors. Terms cash,
purchases paying for titles Nav 10Th 1869
.. w. PUTNAM. Administrator