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NJ AANNAC 0AAAAIAA1aN 49, go
among dealers in county and city scrip IL
consequence Of the publication which
appeared In the APPEAL In reference K
~forgeries perpetrated in these securities
by q lats official, and many surmisei
were made as to the guilty party. W.
are not at liberty to mention nAme5 a.
present, but we have no doubt that al
the facts in the case will be brought L
light SIS soon as it is known that the de-
linquent ex-oficisl has been arrested, OF
which there can be no question.
We note q sale OF $500 in ledger bal
Ances at 76c. City scrip proper is held at
292c higher, but is scarce. Tax payers
buy in a small way at 7S960c.
County warrants are steady at 75@76c
buying selling st 7S9SOc, with light de-
msnd. There is no change in Police
scrip.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
1S5 and closed at 1856. 1t was carrying
In the morning at . per cent, but S per
cent. was the carrying rate at the close.
Sterling Exchange was dull at lO9f for
90 day bills.
The stock market, ct the opening, wss
unsettled, with prices huctuating, but
prices soon advanced slightly under q
demand from the Bears, who were car
rying short. At 2:l0 p. M, it was sgAin
very much unsettled and prices irregu.
lar, and at the close wss dull with less
disposition to sell.
Wells & Fargo EK,-; American Ex.,
464 Adams Elk; 6ss ; U. 8. EK., -
Merchants Union Elk, IS4; Quicksilver,
2Si; Canton ,62t; Pacific Mail, 116; West
ern Union TelegraphC Co., 37k New York
Central, 1925 Erie, SO to S64; Hudson,
1877; Reading, $50; Chicago & Alton, I54;
preferred, 154 Toledo, Wa F. w, e5S;
preferred, 774; st. Paul, $50 preferred,
80; Fl. Wayne, II73; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, IS; Michigan Central, 129 Mich
igan Southern, s44; Illinois Central,
1Ss; Cleveland & P~ittsburg, go; Cleve-
land & Toledo, lO4t; Rock Island, 1872;
Chicago & Northwestern, $50 preferred,
el1.
At the two O'Clock call, Governments
were strong with q demand from the
Bears to cover previous contracts.
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pETRo OLE.
Petro Petrog Petrol

VHE Tennessee Petro OH Company is still
i alive at their new stand,
3 AKzafn Street, Opposite Clay Binding.
We inform the publici in general 10 come for.
ward and try IL. We also defy competition in
our Lamps, Burners and general Lamp Stock,
We are manufacturers of the q Hanging Rock1
Stoves. T1nware, Castings Of great Varieties.
wholesale and retail. Merchants VIII 40 well
70 examine our stock.
novIO RosENBArM q BRoa.
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10 h day Of Apru, AID. 1863,

between the hours OF q n. and Sd N. OF said
day, a. public auction, at the fOnL door Of the
Courthouse in the town OF AXE Village, In said
County and STATE. 10 the highest bidder, FOR
cash, the following lands, las they aredescribsd
IN the mortgage from said Marcus +. Johnson
TO said William n. Page tO-vft: AL that GER
tain tract or parcel Of land and known as the
Belle Island, being bounded on the north, east
and south by Lnke America, and on the west
by Mississippi river, being situate and lying In
townships sixteen and seventeen south, range
one east, in ChicGt county and state o. Arkan-
sas. and containing twenty-five hundred acres,
more or less. Which lands las described Ia
said desree) are known and designated on the
plans Of the public sur Seys OF ths iands OF the
United States as fractional section thirty
four, containing u acres; fractional section
thirty-hve, containing 3sT acres actions
section t~hiTty-six, containing acrts-au In
township sixteen south, range Que 81 It the
southwest qu rter Of section twGnty-tnree.
containing l60 acres-in ~tOTnshtp sixteen
sOath, Of range one west fra1tiunal section
one, containing ia acres fractional section
two. containing 4s9 acres; fractionel sectiOu
three, containing 20 aeress; fractional section
four. containing 81 acres; action
nine, Containing 40 acres. section ten, contain
ing go acres ; and fractional section eleven,
containing 50 acrss-e-l IA township seventeen
south, OF range one east, and the whole OF said
lands containing &R Ecres to satisfy said
decree.
JAS. MCMURRAY, Commissioner.
Lake Village, AK, Januay ., 1859. fS
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sl8.s2ss
AIsCELLANEoua.

II. The greatest amount insured in amy one risk
Is $4,000, except in special cases
Y. The amount insured IN any one city, town
or village, depends upon It's size q how
built.
Is. The amount insured in any enc block, de-
ponds as above.
Il. Certined copy OF the Charter OF the Com.
any as lied heretofore.
Is. General power of attorney for Agents. TO &C
cept services of process previously nled.
GEORGE L CHASE, Pres dent.
GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary.
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aOnday, The 18th Day OF April, A.D., 1859

That being the first day OF the April Term o
said Court, and between the hours on said day
for judicial sales, at the 'front.' door OF the Court
house, in tre town Of Lake NIllsge, IN said
county and state, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
half interest of fractional section 81. contain
ing go acres Of ali or sections 30, 10 and IS,
containing 1870 acres Of east half OF section =,
containing go scres of fractional west hcH OF
section %, OF west half o. section 70. or east
half OF fractional session ., OF frac-
part of section 81, containing 81 $500 acres,
al IN township - south, Of range one west OF
the 5th principal meridiSn. OF fractional see
ton 5, ef east fractional part OF section G. OF
northeast fractional part o. section J. IN town
ship Il south OF rang8 one wet, containing 81
acres Of east half OF section p, OF east half OF
section "A, Of east half Of section D. IN town
shin 10 south, Of range two west, containing
so aces /: Of west hall OF east half OF section
a. OF west half OF southeast quarter and north
east quarter OF section Is, IN township IA south,
OF range two west. containing 4W acres OF
f-a,sffo1aI section l. Of northeast FACTIONS
quarter Of section 5 and southeast part OF
southwest fractional quarter Of section ,, In
Ovnship IA south, OF range one west contain
ing lOI % 100 acres, to eatsiy tbs several
found to be due to said complsiDants, amount.
ING in the aggregate to sOout hsty thousand
dollars And said decree further dlrsc tnat
NOTES Of said sale be given ~ advertisements
in ohe oaly newspaper pubiisced IA memphis
IN the stale OF tennessee, ana IN one weekly
naner published in Little Rock in the folmer,
bV fourteen successive cRtiy publications sun
davE excluded, and n the latter by TOUR WeekE
publicati0BE. the last OF each publication u %
q Iassf Thirty days before the cay OF sale.
q. ". FRY, Commissioner
Lake village. Ark, January - 1907 JaSI
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commissioners Sale or Arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance OF a decree OF the Circuit Court
Il OF ChicoJ county, in the state OF Arkansas,
on the Csancery size thereof, rendered 81 the
october Term, AID, 1888, Of said Court. in q
certain cause therein pending, wherein BenOni
Alexander W Macktin, deceased. were COM
plainants, and Allen Goodwin, As Administration
of William I. Ferguson, deceased, and Charles
=. Ferguson, EuEies Goodwin and Allen Cod
win, in right of his wife, heirs Of said william
3. Ferguson, deceased, were defendants the
undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said
court in said cause, viii sell, ON
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Furniture Removed and Repaired

EHAVE Furniture Wagons always ready 70
Il remove families, or 20 send for and return
furniture needing repairs Of any sort. Leave
orders at my store, So8 Second street,
is& OWEN SMITH, Undertaken.
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ron NEW

Regular Louisville and New Orleans Packet
For New Orleans.
MARY HOUSTOS .......L. b. Durham master
This splendid passenger steamer T@A
viii leave a atsove sS
THIS DAY, uth inst, st 5 pm.
LARRY HAR M6SAD, Agent,
feb1l No. "a Madison street.
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ROE sT. FRAEOIB RIVER.

Memphis and 81. Francis ASiEer tuesday
Packet. ~
For Helena, Wittsburg and st. Francis River.
The new and elegant Sidewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS, 3
Capt. T. E.. Bowman, : : Sam c. Paine, Clerk
EETILL leave Memphis on her ca
w FIRST trip TUESDAY, Novem- w 49,
Der oath, for Helena and st. Francis river, and
EVERY TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
For freight or passage gppiy On board, or TO
~ FLAaRX IA nMSrAD, Ageat,
novI9 II No. IL Nadtsna straat.
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RESTAURANT


NO. SO NORTH COURT ST.
nay BoARDERs A T DOLLARS A WEEK
IL (twenty-one tickets) a. s p rson can eat
just when he Ieels like it. Oysters Game ETC.,
- ordsrs for private parties promptly at
tended 10. 4fa Eo& Jag
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FOR Sc. LOUIS.
FoR LOUISVILLE.
FOR oSCEoLA.

PACKET
GEO. ". CHEEK-...-...Georgs Malone, Master
Frank Gentleman, Clerk,
r caves MEMPHIS ON TUES rg-r-
IL DAY, THURSDAY and SAT-&s.
URDAI, at pm, for Randolph. Fulton, Fcri
Pillow, Usceola aad all Way Landings. Re
turning, caves Oseeola WEDNESDAY, FRI
DAY and SUNDAY Apply to
VINsON q DONAHUE.
fsbS 24 Front street.
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symptoms of Cnronic Catarrh, by Dr. ].


1st-Of the Head-hsavy, dull aching over
the eyes-sOmetimcs extending back through
different paris OF the head, and causing a
weight, or heat, or GOODNESS ON top of the head,
swapping and cracking noise in The ears, dull
ness OF h~earlng-oitsn the secretion collects in
the mid1.e e2r, closing up the Gus achiOu
tubes, product g deaueEs-the lining MEM
brane being the same from the head through
the whole ajTnen' airy canal and dow into the
lungs, 1t hai Dug to extend Itself To affect the
whole system. Ii becomes NIROLENT in the
nose, sometimes causing a tenderness or pro-
duc1ng on -n4.vs breath, discharges Of yellow
iSu mater, ana ReaD3 the shape OF the nOstril (;
or If the BErIGpn bone only Is affected. the
I5CHAR5 are Fat, and wnen they discharge,
which Is generally after exertiOn, the nose is
open, the patient Creathes more easy, and she
head feels more cieGr-the heavineSs over the
eyes and across the forehead is seldom entirely
gone, hut is aggravated BY every fresa cola.
The offensive smell for which the unfortunate
ohews many kinds of drugs to neutralize or de-
stTOg, and thereby be enabled TO 90 into So
cieJy without beng z positive nuisance, which
persons of both sexes are, on account OF this
barbarous and offensive disease called OF
ENA, which hes now assumed a TERTIARY
form of Cancer, destroying everything but The
outside skin. letting the nose link in, extend
ing to the throat, destroying the voice, etc,
when tho disease Is called Larpgytis, Trache-
l. DrnnuhFHfa liz,
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River US. Mall Packet Co
This sDlendid passenger packet IT,
will lee ve as above on -
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
LARRY HAkMSCAD, Agent,
febll No. II Madison street.
Memphis and White River us. Man Packet CO
LIBERTY No. z.......--"-~-~-..Dsvis master
This excellent steamer caves .a-h
SATURDAY, 18Th inst, at pm.
JAMES b. SHARPE, Agent,
]. A. ssyers, Passenger Agent. febli
Regular Memphis and White River Thursday
ARGOSY .-..... master
This superb passenger steamer A
THURSDAY, llth inst, at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILES, Agents,
feblO Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
Regular Memphis and White River Thursday
master
This new and splendid passenEsr II
steamer VIII leave as above on Ls&z
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 5p.m.
MART WALT d Co, Agents,
fsnl0 No. ~ Front street.
FOR ARKANsAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
W. A. CALDWELL. ...... Haines N EASTER
This splendid passenger steamer .STA
will leave for the above on zs~
THURSDAY, n.h inst, at 5 pm.
4. A. h ENDIG, AgeAt,
febl0 S4 Front ST., MOsby Block.
FOR BE. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
United States Mai.
Ill s I. LOUIS-~~..-.~."-.~-Zeigler master
This superb passenger steamer .A
VIII leave as above On LS=S
THURSDAY, lth inst, at 4 pm.
feol0 FLEM. Supt-
FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
LOOLSN ILL .aa.-..--.........--s.J A Lusk muster
Thts elegant passenger steamsr A
will leave .L
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY AARMSTAD. Agent.
febl0 Star WhRrfhOat. foot Monroe ST
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FOR -CINOlWNhTT.

Memphis ana Cincinnati Packet company.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
sAM. j.. walker master
This elegant and teet passenger .HA
steamer will leave fr
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
LAB. T. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
fell No. Il Jefferson street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
PINE BLUFF.

Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Jacket
For HELENE, Friar's Point and Pine Bluff.
0OlDON hlC6 master
This splendid passenger packet a.
will leave Tor the above HEr
THIS DAY, nth inst.s at 8 pm.
+. a. LEVY, Agent,
feblt No. 80 Front street.
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DR.. oSEs- Sir: For six years my son was
very much afflicted with OZoena or Catarrh in
the noe. l had tried various remedies, and
had placed him under several different kinds
OF treatment, but the disease steadily pro-
crossed, aud had almost uespaired Of MS be.
Ing cured, when l CHANGED TO read q notice OF
DR.. Jones successful treatment of CataTrh.
he was then stopping for q time in Columbus,
Ohio, ntar which city l then resided, ana
though l had little faith, thought l would
ne imme5iately began AKIN D. TonesS medi-
oiDes, and continued 10 take them for six
monIhs-at the end OF which time he was per-
fect!y cured. There never has been, nor is there
now at the lapse OF two years, the leas: appear
ance of a return Of the disease.
SAMUEL BARR,
Monroe County Ala.
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According to the published msnifests,
the Mississippi has carried into New Or
leans the largest trip Of any boat during
the season, which fact, ii established'
entities her to the b~ell-rope offered by
Capt. w. M. Williams, of our CITY. for
this peTfofm nance. The fact of her so
doing, however, Is disputed by Cant.
Hicks, who insists that the Magenta has
carried the biggest trip, and the manifest
reported by the Mississippi was 1ncor-
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s Symphonic Of the Throat, Rtc.

A collection OF tenacious or Shiny secretion
| falling down into the throat and thrown out
tickling rasping, hOarseness and scrapiDg to
keep open the wind pipe-difieult breathing
oppression and soreness under the breast
bOne-tenderness IN the left side-rneumauc
pains between the shoulders-stih neck on
taking cold-palpitaJiOn of the h~9art-UOrpld
nv"er-sometimes yellow complexion-general
dull and heavy fesling-eXtreme shortness of
breath great soreness IN stomach pit-Jloated
sensation -belcning of understanding, gap
~ing-keeping mouth open to breathe-di-tress-
sleepIess nights, wOrss when lying down and
IL now elIher teTmiuates in Consumption Of
The Lungs. or follows the mucous membrane
through the whole 8liDentsry and urinal ca
nal, causing dyspepsia, costiveness, piles, in
Illumination OF the bladder, trouble in the uIin-
airy organs-land IN women nearly the whole
train OF female diseases) and general cOBsump-
ton, emaciation, complete pr0strauon, eie.,
with all OF which, and many other symptoms
called by twenty different names, the sufferer
may exist WHILE.
Persons afflicted with CatarTh can secure
treatment by making known the above symp-
toms with which they are afflicted, and en-
closing $40 but IL their disease extends to the
throat or lungs, the course VIII cost from SlC0
TO $500, accord ing 10 the stage, with Steam
AtomiZer, and all complete Tor q course CT
medicine for four months. This courss Is as
certain to cure or greatly benefit as two and
two make four, and Is pleasant TO use, produces
lMMEUIATE rell- +, and can be used by The
patient at home better than any whore else.
Oh. JONES
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Onths hrss psps ~ our paper VIZ
give most important nows IN reeon.
strstion matters, from which II
win bc seem that smother cffoft i 10
be made 10 take otif s'aie Into The
The Union. Weexpod soon 10 have
the late constitution placed before
ne, with President Grants modiiea-
tIons, for adoption or rejection.
What those notifications will be,
we are unable II present 70 state
but u we may Judge from the OK.
prcrsions Of those Conservatives
who were IN Washington working
against The lato bill Of iniquity We
have q right 70 expect n more fay.
orable constitution than could poe.
sibly be framed by q Radical Con
%vention. II will not, probably, be
just what VIC would fix up for our
selves, and may DO entirely unaccep.
table TO us but should il mp
proach anything like fairness, II
will be well to consider whether
undcrth present condition Of affairs
il will DO the part Of wisdom to re-
jcctit .,.t.
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The assgs n Hislssppl. Fs4aIs fsaafg. n
me fhanssff esaH N aid fsatIy. AZ roles
hsfsss ne efsfk n mld fssff. u BE emss IN
ths lows n rsaaga N wld seuail w Ne "a
dsg N AtfIi Nd 1899
Jsss dlsfisa Il A. w. foui.s Vernon. u ~
rpsH zdIfzfIfz hlsd IN thI< ezazs. i atfesenv
10 ne satisfaction u me eoufs ibst Iaalss vsfL
non, ridev n 4 N Vernon, dseeaztd. shd NE
othsg ankanwh heirs ~ seld n VI fsfnon, ~.
rsaesd, and II Y. Vernon, and the other an
knssn heirs n aald n w. vefnaa. decreased,
defendants IN ssId causr, ara nonresident,
n ~. Htats u Mississippi, and reside beyond
The limits thereof ~ that The ordinary process
u Law eshset he ssfved npos them Ms there
fore ordered hy The court that The ssid defend.
ant, IoHisa Vernon, w. ' vefhon, and The
other heirs at law VI said \, ". Vernon, de-
ceased, wir1ae names are unknown, 10 enter
their appearance herein on nr fefofe the frst
day u The nest term Of said court, 70 be holden
Al the conft.bouse Of mid county, In me town
Of panoln, on the the TN Monday Aner the WI
Monday In March, 1896, and plead, answer Or
dcmur 10 the coinplaInnhts biIf herein, " the
allegations thereof will DO taken for confecsed
a. 10 them
n u further ordered by The court that a copy
Of this order be published In the Weekly PIANO.
Ia Star, a public newspaper printed and pub
lishcd In the town Of psnola In said county,
4 true copy. JANIS n. PIERCE,
Hf Clerk.
White 4 Chalmers, for complainapts.
npi0-5t wv
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Mr.. Delmar's plan for taking. o
census Of the country through the
assessors Of internal revenue was
partly carried out, but has been dis
continued under the present admin
istration. so far MS Il was tried IT
worked very well. The census for
1868, under Mr.. Delmar's arrnngc-
ment, would appear to be as fol-
lows,-whitc population Of the
States, 33,201, 98i ; colorcd, $780,
$50. Total, $1,000, eoS. The total
with the population Of the District
Of Columbia and the Territories, Is
%, 4sa,0 Tho reported popula-
ton Of California includes Indians
and Chinese; Maine includes 500
Indians; Michigan includes about
1000 Indians; Minnesota includes
5000 Indians; 0rcgonincludcs 1870
Indians and 2,4s6 Chinese, and
Rhode Island also includes a few
Indians. The reported and cstima-
ted population includes $4,000
Indians and Chinese.
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BY virtue, Of a decree Of tne Probate Court
Of Madison county, State Of Mississippi, rem
dered at the April term, 1863, on Saturday,
the LIST day OF May, 1853, | as executor Of the
last will and testament Of Thomas ID. Hoover,
deceased, late Of said county, will expose TO
public sale, before the courthouse DIOR In Aus
tin, Tunica county, Mis-, on Wednesday, May
6, 1868, the following lands:
All Of section 10 sUwnship' 4 range IL,
west all Of ssctiuni 70, township 4, range II,
vest all Of section 30, township \ range loi
west; all Of section 10, township Q, range II,
west all Of section %, township 8, ange IL,
west; southeast quarter Of section 3, township
q, range IL, west northwest quarter Of section
II, township q, range u, wrst southeast quar-
ter Of section ~, township, q, range IL, west
west half Of section Is, township 10, range IL,
west; northeast quarter Of section "a, township
Is, range II, west. north half Of section 8,
township I, nngc II, vest south fractional
half section !, township Z, range ~, west,
southeast quarter section Q, township Q, range
10, west; south hale Of section 10, township 0,
rangsl "a, Voc anofki hall d,sscfion ~ town.
ship 0, range 10, west; north half Of section IL,
township Q, rspgc 10, west southeast quarter
Of section "a, township 6, range 10, vest north
half and southeast quarter Of section %, town
dip Q range 10 west southwest' quarter Of
section 10 township Q range 10, west ftac-
tionsl 4. Q. W,,R. =. W quarter Of section -,
township Q, range 10, west; fractional B. q. W.
r. N. half Of section 81, township q, range 10,
west; ftsctional VIC W. r. 3. W. quarter Of
section 20, township 9, range 10, vest north
west quarter aud southeast quarter Of section 3,
township Q, range 10, west southwest quarter
Of section u, iovnskip ], range II, weslp west
half Of section 20, township \ range ~, west;
southeast quarter 81 section III, township 5.
range 10, west, south half Of section 81, town
ship ., range 10, west northeast quarter Of sec
ton ~, township ., range ~, west southeast
quarter Of section ., township ], range 10, west;
northeast quarter Of section II, township l.,
range 10, west the east end, or 500 acres Of
section 80, township !, range 10, west; south
half Of section rs, township I, range 10, west
southwest quarter OF section II, townshIp I,
range 10, wsss; an 81 ssesioaa al, township i.
range II, wss; sih Of secsiou 81 township I,
range II. west VI Is zlfs.A Afr
Also, before the court-horse door IN the town
Of Pamela Pamela county, Miss on Tuesday,
May II, 1899, The following lands;
The north halt Of eetion - township 0,
range Q, west north half Of s<ction 10, town.
ship 9, range Q. vsut souih half Of section II,
township 9, range Q. west, Of which the ssid
Thomss n. Hoosrr died seiled. sgss.tia4
Terma Of Hl&r-uneshird essh, and shs bal
ance In ono and two ycars from time Of ME. In
equal instalIment, secured By bond o. note
with spproved security. A,4a
THOMAS n Bnrw
mhas-5t - Execssss be.
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Exllcd Soulherners Aided 10 Return
Home,

fvm the Richmond Dispatch, April 81
A number Of Southern citizens,
drcading the pprchcndcd oppres-
slons to which they might be sub
jected after tho war, exiled them
selves from their native land and
sought homes In the Southern
American States. Many Of them
went TO Brazil, where they are now
in great poverty and anxious to rc-
turn. The United States Govern
mcnt has, with a promptncss and
hbctality worthy OF all praise, d.
rcctcd Admiral Davis 10 furnish
FREQ transportation on a government
vessel TO any Of such citizens who
may desire to scomc home.' This
Is a signal instance Of clencncy and
kindness, and Is decidedly in the
line of"pcacc."
We deeply feel for our sclf.csilcd
fellow citizens. We always opposed
their views, and urged thcm to re-
main here. II is vastly better to