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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IVAN
HOE PLANTATION.


pY virtue of Chancery decree of the
- United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Mississippi, rendered
on the 10th day of February, 1870, in the
case of James Ii. Williams, VS.. Henrietta X
4erger and others. the undersigned, COM
missioner, appointed by said decree, will on
the
18th day Of april, 1870,
at the Courthouse door, in Yazoo City, va
ZOO county, State of Mississippi, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidder,
the one undivided moiety of The lands fol-
lowing, lying in said county of Yazoo, to-
wit: All of section 36, lying east of Wolf
lake, township b. range 3, west; all of sec
ton 2, lying south of Wolf Lake, township
II, range 3, west; the northwest quarter,
and west half of southwest quarter, and
west-haif of northeast quarter OF section 1.
township IL, range g. west; east-half of
northeast quarter of section 8, township II,
range 3, west; east-half section II, town
ship IL, range 8, west; and southwest quar-
ter of section II, township II, range 3, west /;
and west-half of northwest quarter, sec
ton II, township u, range 8, west; said
lands known as the Ivanhoe Plantation.
TERMS One half the purchase money
cash; bond with good security, to be ap-
proved by said Commissioner, payable ist
January, 1871, with eight per cent. per an
mum from date, for the residue.
el.-,. GEO. FEARN, Com.
March IL 1Qzff fdS -.-
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Cuba--Thc Butchery Of "a Masonic
Lodge.


NEW YORK March "A Havana letter
gives the details of the arrest and execution
by the Spaniards, of the alleged Cuban Jun
ia at Santiago. The arrests numbered forty
to fifty, ard, as already published, eighteen
have already been executed, including two
Americans; The executed gentlemen when
arraigned before the military commission
that condemned them, admitted the exist
ence of a n association to which they be-
loDged, but denied it being political junta,
but only Masonic lodge; that they met to-
gether as Masons. for Masonic purposes and
not as politicians for political purposes
This defence appears to have angeTed in
stead of satisfied the Spaniards. The Cata-
lonian priest, who has been noted for the
ultraism of his loyalty and violent denun-
Citations of Cubans, Immediately pronounce
ed FreemaSons no better than insurgents
that the rising of y ara was plotted and plan
ned in Masonic lodge; that Cespedes is a
Mason; and that wherever Masons congre-
gate Spanish loyalty die. The American
Consul Phillips. ably seconded by Ramsden,
British Consul, endeayored hard to save the
lives of his two countrymen, Donnelly aud
PortuoDds, but without success. The vol
unteers Insisted upon their life-bloOd being
shed as well as that of their Cuban associ-
ates, and thwarted all appeals to the lieu
tenant governor of the district to spare them.
The Americans were Freemasons, and one
of the Cubans was Senior Andreas La Pu-
erte, the grand Orient of the Masons of the
island. Phillips reports the remaining pris-
oners to be executed soon; the statements
from ether sources are that the lieutenant
governor is opposed to any more executions,
and has written to Hedas for Instructions
The volunteers, headed by Col Boet, were
furious at delay and clamOripg loudly tor
the execution of all the arrested parties. 1t
may have happened alreedy that the Lieu
tenant Governor had to succumb to their
demands. l am assured Americans are also
included in the lot. Phillips has asked the
American Government for man-of-war-
The British Consul has also written to his
Government that British war vessel should
18th, British subject, Frederick Jordon,
ship carpenter, was murdered by Spanish
volunteer. The murderer is arrested, and
his bloody act is said to have been done
from other motives than politics. 5ds
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FIFTH DAY.
SENATE.
sAruRpAY, March Il, 1870.

H
Mr.. Shoup introduced a bill to amend the
laws in relation to writs Of Habeas corpus
providing that all laws in force heretofore
authorizing any Judge Cfa Circuit Court 70
hear or try such writs without the limits OF
his district shall be repealed, and that an
writs shall be made returnable before the
Judge of the District where the applicant re-
sides or before a Judge OF the Supreme
Court.
a motion by Mr. Morgan, to appoint
standing Committee on Printing. was lost.
Mr.. Duncan mSved to amend Mr. Shoups
resolution ofyesterday in regard 10 printing
by making the number 500, striking out the
words 1asuch other printing as they may
deem necessary" and add standing Com
mittees, names of State officers, tabular
statements of Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives."
The resolution as amended was adopted.
Messrs. Warner and Leachman were ap-
pointed as the Committee on the part OF the
Senate.
Mr.. Shoup offered the following:
Resolved, By the Senate tthe House con-
curing therein), that joint Committee OF
five on the part of the Senate, and - on the
part of the House, be appointed, who shall
recommend what compensation and mileage
shall be Iegislated for the members of the
Legislature of Mississippi.
Mr. Smith moved to amend by ADDING 'oI-
ficers and employees"
Resolution as amended was adopted.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Shoup,
Smith, Stone, Stringer and sullivan as the
Committee.
Mr.. Stricklin appeared and qualified.
Mr.. GRAY gave notice that he would intro
duce a bill for the relief of the citizens of
washington county from the heavy tax
upon firearms imposed by the Legislature
of 1867.
Notice was received, announcing that the
House concurred in the passage of bill to
locate the seat of Justice of Clark county
permanently at Enterprise.
Mr.. Castles gave notice that he would in
troduce bill to divide the county of Chick
asaw, and make two counties of 1t; Big
Black river to be the dividing line.
The hour having arrived for joint session.
the Senate proceeded to the Hall of the
House.
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TRUST SALE.


DY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed
ID by l.. b. +. Champion on the 9TH day OF
MAY, 1866, to secure to John Humphreys the
payment of two certain obligations therein
described, the undersigned trustee will pro-
coed To sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder, for cash, in front of the Capitol in
the city of Jackson, Miss, on the
18th day Of april 1870,
the following described lands in Scott coun-
ty, Miss, to-wit: The w p of s G OF sec
ton 33. and W , of "a of e a of sec
ton 33, township No. Z, OF rangs No. ., east,
containing 100 acres. Also. all the stock OF
mules, horses, cattle, wagons and plantation
tools and implements now on or that may
be placed on said plantation, and, also all
the crop of cotton aud corn that may be
raised on the said plantation of the said
Champion.
/ will convey such title rs trustee. as Il
vested in me- which is believed To be good.
10. BELL,
March -, IS70tds Trustee.
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REGULATOR.
ApMINIsrRAToRs sALE.

Rh virtue q decree Of the Court of MI
- bates o. Madison county. Mississippi
undersigned, as administrator. q b o..
lawson r. Henderson,, deceased, win BEN
the City Of Jackson, on
Saturday l,e 20tt day Of Afarcl. 1870
between the hours Of twelve o'clock. noon t..
TOUT clock, p. m 0f said day. 10 40 hlr
bidder, the following real estate. situatfl "
hinds county Miagisgippi. viz.
LOIS one, eight and nine, in'aqunre 40 iHe LII
haymond, Misaisaippl, on which n situated y.
Oak Tree HOTEL Also, u section 2.
= section Q. e1faw e section Z. so w ~.
= section NV = section N. ana 3 % 81
tion io-all In township y. range j, west. e'-
talhlnR 100 acres, more on l0aa
fernis Of sale One-half the purchase mene
~ Re pad IN paehi and tho CIDER haif p
PAID we've months after dafo-bond or
credit payments John UNNNAt
Feb. "a, 1870 wBt
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MANSFIELD & HIGBFr.
Great Internal
Rheumatic COmpoun5

INlIIS Compound 81 The only .,-
whe remedy m.o ,i now 4, known o. R6ur1. .'
ted Magic Eminent externally n ''i..l.
been known 20 fail, performing d s., l.'r
incredible short time. By usiggu .f go
or they act In perfect hamopt rl
each other and thus by duplex a... as.t
ertully assisting nature iu thrown.
disease, through the ahsorhcuts saik .
ing a cure. I'-r
The difficulty and great eos. ~
really good internal remedy az 81 mailing
has not deferred the Proprietor f- ...n
years 70 the periecung Of a s5utbsrr
which should do its work we'll a1I
several years Of trial ia which MN t.f
Compound has been subjected \, IN. ..al.
we're tests ia cases of Rhcumnii .r, IN. e
ic and Acute, they can rccommrrI
suffering with the greatest corfis6,.
single neighborhood nloue-tlH ma A,
on the Memphis and Chatles.on d
there have been over Gny cure. I'.
winter and this same success au,ri.
everywhere. We earnestly recoamsaI
Of this medicine TO ull who suHer e.t
matism, Rheumatic Pains ar COM
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AAn act to incorporate the summit indie
pendence Hook and Ladder Fire Company,
No. /, at Summit, Pike county An.acs
to amend and reconstruct acts OF incorPora-
ton of the town Of Osykas heresohore
Mr.. Clarke offered the following joint res
olution: m,
Resolved, 1.-THE Senate concurring) That
the Auditor be instructed 70 issue no war
rants to the State University until further
Mr. Chandler moved to refer to the Judic-
larry Committee.
Mr.. Niles moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Carried,
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HOUSE.

Mr.. L. Hemingway, of Carroll, quail
fed.
Mr.. Osborne, from Joint Committee, re-
ported that the Governor would submit
message in writing on Monday.
Mr.. Osborne offered a bill authorizing
John G. Clark to build a wharf In the town
of East Pascagoula. Referred TO the CON-
mittee on Manufactures and Commerce.
Mr. Holland offered a resolution declar-
ing the warrants of the Constitutional Con-
vention of 1868 on par with the State War
rants, and receivable for taxes. Referred
to the Committee ON Ways and Means.
Mr.. Howard, Chairman of Committee on
Repairing Governors Mansion, presented a
report with estimates, showing that the
sum of twenty-four thousand dollars was
necessary TO properly repair and furnish the
Mansion. Referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Mr.. Moore introduced bill to remove the
seat of Justice of Lauderdale county from
Marion to Meridian. Referred to Committee
on County Boundaries.
Notice of intentions to Introduce bills
BY Mr.. Nicholson, to authorize John
Hosch and Fanny, his wife, of Hancock
county, to adopt Olive MonfoPt, an orphan,
as their legitimate child.
BY Mr.. Foster, a bill to incorporate the
Vicksburg Insurance Company, of Vicks-
| burg.
BY Mr.. Cunningham, a bill relative to the
| removal of causes pending in the County
Courts of the State of Mississippi at the time
| the present constitution went into opera
ton.
By Mr.. Coggleshall, bill to form the
county of ~ Ocona" from parts of Tallahat-
chic, Yalobusha, and Pamela.
BY Mr., Johns, bill to remove the seat of
Justice of Tishomingo county, from Jacinto
to Corinth.
The joint resolution passed by the Senate
appointing committee to fix per diem and
mileage, was referred to Committee on Sal
| aries and Fees of Public Officers
| Mr.. Holland gave notice that ne would at
an early day introduce bill for the benefit
of Mrs. ID. NJ. James, of Oktibbeha county,
and for other purposes.
Also a bill for the protection of the ballot
box and for other purposes.
| a resolution offered by Mr.. Spelman, to
employ a shorthand reporter was laid on
the table on motion of Kr. Osborne.
Mr.. Chandler introduced bill entitled an
act to amend the laws IN relation to writs of
| Habeas Corpus, which was read twice and
referred to Chancery Committee.
JOINT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR STATE
/ PRINTER.
Mr. Boulder nominated Fisher & Kimball
of the Pilot.
Mr.. Hodges nominated Hewson & Co.
| Mr.. Seal nominated Power & Barksdale
| Mr.. Leachman nominated j. II. Smith &
/ Co,
| Mr.. Gray nominated r. Ii. Walker & Co.
| FIRST BALLOT.
Whole number of votes cast 127.
| Necessary for a choice 81.
Fisher ~ kimball, AZ.
Hewson d CO.. 81.
Power q Barksdale, "a.
Walker & CO., II.
j. r. Smith d Co., z.
| n. G. Gill, i.
r. Stafford, /.
Fred. Douglas & j. w. Forney,1.
No choice.
Mr.. Leachman withdrew the name of. r.
Smith Il Co.
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number OF votes east 127.
Necessary for choice 81.
Fisher < kimball, Sc.
Hewson 4 Co.. SO.
Power q Barksdale, y.
Walker & Co., s.
Smith Il CO., l.
| Pilot. 1.
4 Gill l.
Stafford, 1.
/ Nobody. l.
| No choice.
| Balloting to be resumed on Monday.
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ERRORs on YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiseretion, Will for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need IT, the receipt and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, with per-
Ca, coincidence. JNO. b. OGDEN,
nov25wlv No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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Marchl5tc


IUtHE undersigned, receive another lot
of those celebrated Cultivators this week
and invite all who desire great LABOR sA-
WING implement TO secure one before they
are all gone. 1t is the ONLY riding cultiya-
well as cultivator teeth, and the only riding
pillow that the wheels of which can be set
wide or narrow to suit the rows. Call and
see il. @. ID. BUSTAMANTE,
Mchl5 pm jackson, Miss.
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ASSIGNEES SALE OF LAND NEAR
JACKSON.


TTVHE undersigned, assignee Of William
IL CruteheP, bankrupt, will sell, ON
Saturday Ire 18Th day Of February, 1870.
At public sale, to the highest bidder. for oasb
the following described lot or parcel OF land
to-wit: That part Of the east half OF The n ~
quarter Of section three, I'm township FIVE az
range one, east, in the county OF Kinds. CON
tiguous 10 the city Of jackson, beginnine AZ a
point on the western line 0f the eorporats Inn
It's Of said city, which is 8 g0-100 chains from
the " corner Of said corporation, that point
being the " corner Of ten acre lot. No. q ac-
cording 10 the plan Of said city thence with
said corporation line no yards; thence due
westdoO yards thence due north 10 the line
between the premises hereby described and
those owned in 1859, by Mrs. Eliza Boddie,
apout ~ yardsi thence with said line 10 the
Place q beginning, being same land conveyed
~ = r Casey and H. T. Casey, his wife, 10
Crutoher & MeRayen, on 4th Nay, 49,.
Jan ~, lblOslds .-i-5s.i Assignee, Sc.
Tbs sale having hesnpOstpoRed Viii take
Jackson, on ''--''.t y ~ 8 NJ.
81 sGwaus ne isdt auy Of Maruh,l7O. 3a.
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING House
n twelve miles North of Clinton. and best
Quality of land. in large or small quantities.
~ suit occupant. Also good team, cows
and stock of all kinds OF the place. For fur
ther particulars apply to Messrs. Persons &
Bailey. Jackson. Miss.
March 2d, 1870 WIT"
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March IL. 1870 ids
III TRUST SALE

~ 8Id TRUST SALE ~osIr ~
DY virtue of Deed ofTrust, executed by
- Francis II Cook and Ewell Cook, on the
18th day of February, 1866 to secure to Mar
garet L. johnson the payment of certain
note therein described, the UNDERSIGNED
Trustee win proceed to sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, in front
of the Capitol, in the city of Jackson, Miss,
18th day Of April, 1870,
the folio wing described land, i'm the county
of Rankin. tO-wit: The 5 ID of section a..
township No. :, North of Range No. 8 east.
containing l60 acres. viii convey such
title as Is vested in me as Trustee, which Is
believed TO be good. so .la.,S - -
March Is, 1s70tds 10 - Trustee.
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snecinI TrareIing Agent.

Mr.R. J. Bowen, is our special Travelling
A cent for the sale of the Mississippi Manual
of Legal and Business Forms he Is fully
authorized to receive subscription to the
CLARION.
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The Phoenix Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, publishes its Annual Statement IN
our columns to-day. Messrs. Barrows q
Smythe, Of this city, are the agents
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TRIrST SALE

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
ID by l.. Il. Champion, on the 10th day
of March, 1866, to secure to Margaret l..
johnson the payment of a certain obliga,,
ton therein described, the undersigned
trustee will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front
OF the Capitol, in the city of Jackson, Mss
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The Governor has issued proclama-
ton offering a reward of one thousand dol
lars for the arrest of E. NJ. Yerger, who es-
capped from the jail of Kinds county, on SUN
dav morning last.
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The Pilot announces the death of Hon.
Hamilton Taylor, representative from Har-
rison county, which occurred at the Nelson
House last night.
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SEA ISLAND CoTToN LANDS FOR
sALE.-Read the advertisement Offering ten
thousand acres valuable lands for sale.
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Horace f. Dimmick, manufacturer OF
guns, rifles and gun-maker's materials mas
an attractive card in to-day's paper. see
the "big gum"
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TESTIMONIALS

TusEEGEE, Ala, Nov "a. ls0
Mr. l.. N. Braddeids
Sra; Please forward Us ip,Yu,list..r,.....
supply Of "Brnddelds Female RpgHI1inr
ind 10 20 be all that 81 claimed fr n arI f.
have Witnessed the most decided arI ~.
effects produced by &c. Vcry re.pr,tr.I.
HUNTER a. AIENAADET
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The Yerger Trial is still for sale at this
Office. Only few copies on hand. Testi-
mony and arguments complete. Price hfty
cents.
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TEAs-A EeszEs. Duncan, Gibbs, Gray, sliar-
Hv- johnson. .eachman, Little, Mygatt,
Rushing, Seal Shoup, Stone, Warner-la
NAYs--1TesSrs- AbbotE, Caldwell, Castles,
Cartman, Gleed, Hancock, Miles, Morgan,
Paine, Pierce, Smith, Stringer, Sullivan-l3
The President voting in the negative, the
motion to table was lost
On motion of Mr.. Warner,
Resolved by the Legislature of the state
Of Mississippi, That the keeper of the Capt.
toll cause the flag of the United States TO be
raised on the State House every morning
during the session Of the Legislature
Nothing else Of Importance transpired-
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We, the undersigned druvpIafs. tLst..
nre IA commencing 10 the trndo Br i gr
held = Female Regulator, believing iita.N.
good and reliable remedy for ibo di...... +.
which he recommends h.
w. A. LANSDELI.
PEMBERION, WILSON, TAYLOR
w. &. LAWSHE, AfIgrf. n.
w. ROOTS a. SON, Marietta, IA.
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1871 dan Of April, 1870,

the following described lands in Scott coun-
ty, Miss, to-wit: The "a Of S a of sec
ton No. 33, and the II w "a of 5 W "A of see,
ton 81, and "A of W "a of section 50, anu
twenty acres in the Il of a, all In
township z, north of range 0, east. contain
ing 40 acres.
will convey such title as is vested in me
as trustee, which is believed TO be good.
10. BELL,
March -, 1S70tds Trustee.
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WHEELoCK, FINLAY a. 90.
Wholesale Agents, .........New orIerr.
Mcguire, BLACKWOOD a. 60.
ono .... Na
Gus. ASHER, jackson, Miss
sold BY Druggists generally. jaulaF
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So n N.oLaLa. 49, 49,

' ~ 'f"fHf"H f''HI l.HI.
This is % certify that have examined 4.
recipe Of Dr. Josiah BradGcld. of tLI. saua.
aha, az q medical man pronounced Ifa BIZ
he treatment Of MI the disenses of Iea..H
for which he recommends g.
This, Dec. a. 1853
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TRUSSES! s RHREnn TR H4ED
Supporters and Pile instruments, Cure Rup-
ture Abdominal or Uterine Weaknesses and
Piles. Different approved patterns. Com
Portable, safe, light clearly, used in bathing
indes,ructible (steel springs coated.) Elias
Great Variety. Establishments, 1917 Chest
nut ST., Phila, and 3 Ann ST., New York
oppose Herald Building. Send stamp for
Pamphlet. Sold by Druggists. Mailed or
Expressed. mchSw3m
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woMAN's BEST FRIrNp.

a certain cure for White. surrr.s.4.. u..
SEES, and other diseases pecuIiarft e.u..
Prepared and sold by
T.. II. BRADFlEIu.
Wholesale Druggist
irlce' ~ % per bottle. AUuHm. ga.
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"a Gentleman and lady fuzzy qualified in
Of the Male and Female Academy at Car
thaRe, Leake County, Miss. Those apply
ing are expected to furnish satisfact0rv
proof respecting qualifications, &c.
loo .e - -. i. ID. WILLIAMS,
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- Omce Elamaer-s HnsmranceG 49,
Jacksom, Miss, nth March, lesO.
NHE annuaImeeting of the Stock Hol1eLs =
III for The elcction OF twelve Directors %
this company, 10 serve for the ensuing year.
will be held sc the Office of the Company,
in Jackson, on Monday, April 4th, 1870. laI
IL O'Clock, noon) as provided in its charter.
NJ. A. VAN HOOkE,
. MarchI5td Secretary.
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REED ORGANS.
BY WILLIAM III. CLARKE.
Already established as the leading text book
for instruments of the Organ class, in Colleges,
Seminaries, Conseryatories, &c, and used by
the best teachers. For self instruction IL IL
nexcelled. Fnll Of the finest Pieces, Nolun-
taries, sc. copyrighted 1862 Price 81 30
Sent postage paid on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DITSON a. Co. BosToN.
G. III. DITSON a CO., NEW York.
FeblOW2t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
I'D Of Kinds county, Mississippi, / will sell
for cash on the
24h day of March, 1870,
In front Of the City Hall, in the City Of Jack
son, the following described lot In said city
viz; Part Of lot No. 4, in square No. ], North
fronting So feet on State Street, aud running
100 feet on Amite street, being the lot on which
Concert Hall" formerly stood.
VI. Il. JULIENNE,
Admx Of l.. JulienBe, deceased.
eb. "a, 1870 wtds
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FOR SALE.

WYE, the undersigned, Agents and At
w torneys tor john Barr, the surviving
partner of the late firm of J. Il J. Barr. will
of jackson, on
Saturday, the I9th day Of March, 1870,
between the hours of IL a. m, and D. M,
a valuable piece of property situated OH
State street, two squares south of the Cap
itol, in the city of Jackson, and known as
the marble works"
All persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate are requested to present
them without delay. Those person indebt-
ed to said estate are notified to come for
ward and settle, or legal proceedings will be
Immediately Instituted against them.
SMITH 81 FITZGERALD.
Marck IL, 1870 tbs
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a BOOK Of GREAT SECRETS. One con-
tanning important Developments for the young
mener maiden and Of = s,e9 Is .,3..l .-,.eei. &
~ Eavaluable worth san q
e those Just married or contemplating MAR
r19ge- The .knqWIedge contained therein has
OFT Drought happiness 10 those who have sought
tor 10 IN vain, and dried many sorrowingi
tear. aesent poattpaidnn reeeiPtlnf 90 centa =
ea1a Address. go DR. LA RAMIE
tenz5waswlfn lo1 Fulton street, N. Y.
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a TmOUsAND WOLFE rrsnn

DIR. j. BRADFIELps
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