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What could be more childlik than this:

What could be more chld-like than this:
:. few days ago, gentleman whose probsscis had
been lost was invited tea. Ny dear said the
good lady of the house her little daughter, :" want
you be very particular and to make remark abo
Mr.. Jenkins nose Gathered around the table, every
thing was going well; the child peeped about looked
rather puzzled and last startled the table with Ma
Why did you tell me say nothing abont Mr.. jenkins
nose; he hasn't got apy
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Two fire extinguisher manufacturers are having
very decided quarrel about the last Fair premium.
Both probably good bat once had a i" fire e.-
tingusher presented that beats all olhers II
this: g. shall always be happy to regard yon as
brother, but" The reader can fill out the sentence
Nearly every fellow has heard that
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How Much Does ii Cost

1t will only cost you twenty 10 buy box Of
EnwA RD W1LDER's FAMILY PILLS which is the best
known combination of Medicine Tor Constipation or
Sluggish Bowels. In these conditions OF the amen-
tary canal, they perfectly intahbie. As purga
tive in all Fever and Inhammatory diseases, Acute
Rheumatsm Inflammation OF the Liver, Brain, Kid
neys and Bladder, Fever and Ague, Sore Eyes Dull
ness of the Head Vertigo Dizziness etc. they not
be exceed and family should ever be without than.
FOR SALE BY ALI. DEALERS.
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W are Indebted to the Hon, Wn. ?, Kellogg for
public documents
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sHREYEPORT UNIVERSITY

EyaE TRUSTEES Of the Shreveport University
L pleased to announce that Prof GEO. E. THATCH-
ER will continue in charge of this institution.
session and by public appreciation freely
expressed to believe that they have met want of COM
n0nity at the right time and in the right place And
they confidently assure the public tha pains will be
spared to afford educational facilities equal to those of
any part of the country.
The University is located in very pleasant and
healthful situation, two miles west of Shreveport
The grounds are extensive affording ample room for
exercise, and the building is capable of accommodate
ing~a large number,
The extensive repairs made during the summer va
cation add much 10 the comfort and attracveness of
the institution.
JOHN n. HOWELL,
President Board Trustees
Sbravanor, Aurust II rtF
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HENRY G. HALL,
~ AZ NV fV y
ROBERT T. BUCKNEI
MUTT & LEONARD

NUT & LEVN AND,
RNEYS AT LAW,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
WILL practice in the Courts of the parishes Of Cad
w do, DeSoto, Bossier, Claiborne and Bienville,
and in the Supreme Court of the State. ljyl2
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

II street "
9th st., near 9Th av., story b. T. b. g. 25r55xl00a
t7th St. Sth b. g.. b. .UA5Ux .0I.5.
Seth St. near 9Th ay., story b. B. b. S. .06x6JxlUu.5
b3d ST., near 9th av. story h. o. b. b., 23x56xiOu6
BID ss near 9th story h. B. b. g., 2ux56xlbu.6.
SID HI. near 5th story h. s. b. g.. EY55xIUU.5.
Ed St. near 9th story h. q. b. 25xlFxlvU5
Bid st, 9TH av, story b. g.. b. 22x55xi0Uh
Dist st, near 9th story b. s. .7ox6 xf00.6.
hlst ST., near 9th av. story h. b. 20x5 xldu.5
18th st near 9th av., story h. b. l5x5Ux 10
<sih st Madison story h. g. b. 2fx55xi005.
4th ST. near 5th story 3. b. g., 266x6tx l0v5
f9tl ST., near 9TH as., story h. s. b. ST. .2x55yl005
<eth St., near 9Th nv, story h. 2Ux5 Ti005.
sta ~ near 9th ag., story h. g. b. g., lS9x45xiU05
f5th st.. near 9TH story h. =. b. Zox65ylO 05
4.th ST. 9Th av., story h. D. s., zsx68xiW.5
l2d st.. 9th story b. q. b. g., 26XhxOQ.5.
4l St. 9th story brown stone, 22x56xl00
9th ST. Lexington story h. tx45xye.9
ysth st., ar 6th n. gtory h. g. b. e. 25xJ7xy5.3
g.th St., na9F ~nory b. 9. brick, zUxSUA 49,
3ulh sts rs. b. 3, z5x63x 80.
2tn 81 and stable 25x3sx9SAa N
26tlA ~ g. 22x 0x9oa u
- ~. % 3y6nxq2.q
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

TOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS FARM, CONTAINING l07
In Duchess country fine dwelling, ontbnildngs
&c, the place; of the best apple orchards
county; viii sell or exchange for city properly.
WINANS, SANDS y GARRErTSON, Auctioneers, 6c..
" Cedar street.,
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE TO RBNT-oN THE
banks OF the Hudson river within ~ minutes of the city,
12 Is coach house. stable AUD necessary outbui
ings al in good rent desirable tenant Apply
toJAMES PRICE, 2M Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

DOR SALEM BLACK ROCK AVENUE, BRIDGEPORT,
j. Conn half OF large double House containing
for private family boarers haf mile to bathng
price *2,bU0. Inquire at stables premises.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

E'LEGANT COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-FUENJsHED 20
~ mlnu from Port Chester dep0t house Ia rooms.
lower piazza ali round water Kitchen ores, ana fruit
ees howern shrupbery stream of water the hoc,
carriage house. Stables vc IL possession iume.
ond street. ~ 49, '"e"v "o''
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

ITO LET A SPLENDID HOUSE IN JERSEY CITY,
only blocks from Corandt street ferry. for s14Gj
nal S 600 New York house. Inquire at real estate
Office II Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

-" RorHAwAY. L. I.--FoR SALE or TO LET A
n GrnIsSed Gotta az, bears..y ssahsed, Apply soJoAs
MoCLAvE, "A Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27
Miscellaneous.

A BARC2AIN.-F0R sALE-ONLY Ssl, 200 FOR A FOUR
IN story brown stone House wide street. with inde-
pendent walls side lights and frescoed built in the
manner; also others.
ALBERT BELLAMY No Pine street
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

A T EAST ORANGE, N. j., FIVE MINUTES WALK
"A from depot in private family; house rst class
sanity situated terms Call address +.
kpNN, Mason Haniin Organ Co.. 596 broadway
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

L'IRE ISLAND BEACH.-To LET ON LEASE OF
Eve years all the Grounds lying between Fire Island
lighthouse grouda to the horseshoe creek, distance OF
about two and half miles in length Apply to A. D. BlSH
OF, No. Livingston place, New York city.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

RIO LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE IN JERSEY CITY
with all modern improvements containing rooms and
good cellar. all In order Rent $3.50 annuin len
minutes from ferries Apply on the premises ~ Erie street,
address j. r.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

A SHREWSBURY RIVER COTTAGE FOR SALE
IN Situated opposite the Highlands Rumsome sta
ton; tour acres Of ground fruit shade and ornamental
completely furnished barn. cayage boat and ice houses
all 10 good order. Address W. DE woe, as Msro
poltan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

L,OR SALE CHEAP-e:OO ACRES HEAVY PINE
Lands Savannah, Georgia; adjacent 10 railroad
and river Apply to o. h. EWING, with II. b. Can Co.,
New York city.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

A FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET-AT LONG BRANCH,
N the ocean, with garden, cow, &C. two mnutes walk
from Atantevie station and all the hotels
Appiy 10 WIN. kENNELLY, ~ Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

LNOR sALE-Sl ZOO. THIRD LANDING, SMALL HOUSE
and Lot and stable great bargain for poor also
House, Barn and Ia Acres ior Sl,5Jp.
DARRIE, 30 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

TOR sALE-AT COST, A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE
IL ~ Morristown II rooms ten minutes walk from depot
j. SMITH DODGE, 10 West Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

10 LET OR FOR SALE,
&elgtt rooms (heater and
md near the ferry; rent
Shore road, corner
kNklNS, 81 Nassau
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

TRY RESIDENCE NEAR CEN
Grot0n, gas, shaded grounds, sos
tTUS LYMAN, l6l Broadway, or
misses, Fifty-second street, near
Vocation.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

\ LET. COMPLETELY FUR
sage Of I3 rooms on Forrest
y most desirable location, one
MT low TO a desirable tenant.
C- BAILEY, zoo Firth street.
~ Now street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

I'm LEW oOD-.T LET, HOUSE ON TENAFLY ROAD.
~ nine rooms three arters OF OF land. Apply
to owner, III Canal street, New York
The New York herald., 1870-04-27
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMs.-s,ou0 ACRES, GOOD SOIL.
IA mid clnR,e "a miles south OF Philadelphia; price only
a25 per acre also improved Farms Tire place IS growing
rapidly than any other place in the United States
land, N. J.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

I7OR sALE-WEST NEW BRIGHTON DESIRABLE
Residence for gentleman Of moderate means handsome
Cottage, II and, fruit towers shTuDbery: 1850.
DAKRlN, 81 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

A MOTHER CHANCE--ONE HOUSE OF ROOMS,
"A $500, and another of rooms, 500; good gardens
spendid location, near fremont Depot Harlem Railway.
STANLEY DAY, Ill Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

AT FoRDHAM.-To LET, HOUSE. Is ROOMS, STA
"A Bile, i've land, fruit &C. $3.50 per
J. b. KEfCHAM, 4O1 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

LNGLEWUop. THREE ELEGANT FRENCH VILLAS
~ each 10 spacious rooms every stable one
gronn splendid views, choice hbprhoot easy terms
q, ID. KELLOGG ID. w. SMITH 1l5 broadway, and cor
ner Dean and Pafisade avsnues, Engewood.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

TOR SALE OR TO LLT--AT UPPER PIERMONT, ON
Northern New jersey Railroad, handsome two story
Gothic COTTAGE House, barn and 10 OF and the
perry latey occupied by y W. Faon FIVE minutes walk
from depot the house contains kitchen, outhouses
&c the barn I've stalls and ample carriage acconmoda-
ton would exchange for Brooklyn city property Apply
ANDREW FALLON, Upper Piermont, or BURGER. HURLr
BUT LIVINGSTON, 81 Vail street, New York
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

I j., JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS EITHER HALF OF
French roof house with all modern Improvements tel
,ss,te rom four ferries. Apply TO NJ Il. MURPHY, S8
ErDadway
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

AN ExpERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, BEST REFER
euces wifi invest So good business where aply
is as much needed money. Address WAkhES' hera'a
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

RIO LET OR sELL-REsIDENCE NEAR MORRIsrOwN
y. J three miles from Railroad, thirty from New York
good house, 10 healthy and pleasant desrab
for boarders residetce; rent very low
ASA PARKER, $50 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

TIOR SALE OR TO LET-Ar WEST MORRISANIA, ON
Il Ella street. three minutes walk OF depot, fine House.
II rooms; six Lots OF ground. VII! exchange. Apply
HINMAN Il son, 70 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

GOULEVARD LOTs-A FULL FRONT OF A BLOCK
noaing on sweath avenue BoaeYard short distance
'ebove the .UUA will be price,
ohanged for good city htsor mortgages Adcess O.
h-.II.s station A.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27

I,OR sALE--BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS. THE CELE.
i braled United State Hotel at Far hockaway of
the most popular the seaboard fully
furnished aud ready for business. Apply to MULLER,
WILLIAMS CO., NO. 2 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-27
A VERY CHEAP HoME-HoUSF, BARN, FOUR LOTS,
$1,4c Apply G. W. DITCHETG, No New Chambers St

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOUSE FOR SALE OR
"A Rent-4At Meuchen, q miles from New York, New
Jersey Railroad, conssna OF dwelling house of II
barn, carriage other outbudipgs, with "a
Of iand in hne working order; situation on gentle
elevation overlooking the village ten minutes walk from
depot easy to churches, schools ad stores
and gsrien choice variety of ornamental shbberv
evergreen and deciduous hedes fruit OF al kndsn abund
ance. Apply to LEWIS THOMAS, the premises,
Nos. 8 and 10 Water street, New York
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Trustees Sale,

10y VIRTUE Of the provisions Of a cer-
~ tain deed of trust made by Thomas
CockrelI Oh the 18Th day Of March, 1870, to
secure to Mrs. n. Il, CockreiI the sum OF
-Four Thousand Dollars OF certain indebted.
ness mentioned therein, the same deed being
duly recorded in record book Of Deeds (Pl
pages 2S6 and 2S7. Of Noxubee county, Miss.
lSslppi, the undersigned will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder for cash, al public out
cry, on the premises known as the Edmund
old place, in Nominee county, Mississippi, on
IHU Y, December 10Th, 1870,
the following described property, to-wit.
Mules and Horses, Cows and Oxen, Pork
aud Stock Hogs, Wagons aud Blacksmith
Tools, Farming Utensils, Gin-stand, house
and kitchen furniture, growing crop aud 9th.
er personal property
The above property or so much thereofa
is necessary, will be sold to pay of and sat
lsIy the sum Of $1,000 and interest aud tn
cost Of this trust. The title to the abov,
property is believed to be good, but | shat
only convey such title az IS vested in me a
trustee. W. 3. ARMSTRONG,
N0vI2-5ts Trustee.
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Spanish Cigars, just received by
JONES a FRENCH.
INC Mobile Registerls specia

The Mobile Registers special
correspondent says:
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 26.-The
bills of Gov. Smith and Treasurer
Bingham, praying for injunctions
TO restrain the count for Governor
and Treasurer, are signed by Sam
+. Rice, Lewis II. Parsons and AL
exander Waite, and allege that
fraud and intimidation were re-
sorted to Uncertain localities in the
State to prevent q fair election.
When the Senate Withdrew.
enough Senators remained to con
constitute a large majority Of thu
two Houses.
Gov. Lindsay, on taking the
oath, made o mild, cOnciliatorl
and excellent address. A com
mittee was appointed to conduc'
him to the executive Office Of
Monday.
Considerable excitement pve
walls, and sOldiershayebeen PLACED
m the capitol yard for the pur
pose, it is spid, of preYentinI
any one from entering the Cover
nor's or Treasurer's offices unit
the contests settled by the court
in reference to those offices.
The PlOtters WedkeR.-Late
news from the Capital Of Ais
hama gives us the gratifying new
Of the failure Of the Radical pic
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OBITU

Mrs. Ann White. daughter Of Beniamin
and Elizabeth johnson, was born in
Abbeville District, S. Ca, in 1921, and
died in Noxubee County, Miss, August
3lst 1870. She was married TO " ills
White Oct. 3rd 1889, and for 81 long
years they travelled lifes rugged path
way happily together. Sister White
was raised by pious parents, whose god
ly admonitious aud earnest prayers were
successful in pointing her mind heaven.
ward and finally, in 1877, at a Camp
meeting in Pickens County, Ala calml-
nated il her sound conversion to God.
Sister White was the kindest Of chi T.
tian women, possessing rare qualihca-
tions in the domestic circle, The out
gushing of her natural impulses was Of
the purest character to those she knew
we'll; God had endowed her With a no
BILE aud generous spirit, and sic never
avoided, but rather sought, opportuni-
ties which manifested this heavenly at
tribute. For many years her home was
seldom without guests Those who
we're con ,ccted to her by kindlel ties
will rise up in the brightuoss of eternity
and call her blessed, for her unremiCting
and disinterested kindness to them.
Her course in life was such as to secure
the confidence and esteem of the comm
nifty in which she lived. She and htI
nohle-hearted husband ever rendered an
open door to the weary itinerant. Often
has the writer worn down by the fatigue
incident to itinerant life, approached The
| door of their hospitable home and beer
met by this saintod woman, always witt
a smile of welcome on her face. Fol
many long years she was the subject Of
deep aHlietlon, but as a submissive chris
tian she did not murmur or complain
that hers was q hard lot. However, i
h r last days her suffering w;ssei'te {
that with an humble spirit, sue prayed
to be released from her house Of clay
She said but little on the subject ofdeath
| Just before she died, she tohk her has.
band by the hand, but could not speak
such was her suffering, She gave him =
look. which, we bumbly pray, will n
pen in his conversion, that eventually
they may meet in that pure and bIisstu
home where death is a stranger,
j., B. S,
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Fire.

On Saturday night last the
Kitchcn of Mr.. Daniel Deupree
was burned to the ground with
most of its contents. This is the
second misfortune of the kind
that has befallen one of our most
worthy citizens, his dwelling in
the country having been destroyed
several years since.
The Hook and Ladder Company
was on the ground and did eff,
lent service in preventing the
dwelling and also the smoke.
house from burning. Mr.. DPS loss
in provisions etc. must have been
considerable.
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to thwart the popular verdict
We have a report, that the plot
ters weakened and backed down
resigning the whole Geld. Lind
say was regularly iuauguratcl
Governor aud fully recognized b,
nll departments ofthe State GOV
eminent. Alabama is fully res
cued from the hands Of the spoil
ers, and the people are rejoicing
every where. Already, the car
pet-baggers are packing up t.
leave, and Parsons, Rice q Co..
home scallawags, are making
ready for a final exit from The
political stage, having closed Their
engagement with the "Fools and
Thieyes.-Mercury.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NDLR and virtue Of n deed of trust
- made 10 me by Sarah NJ stanton, da.
Ted April nth. 1856. To secure the BAY
,l'It OF certain debts therein spoclhed
/ shall proceed Go sell. on HONDA tn,
I5th d'Hm bEGERBhB next. at the Ics.
iIcne" of said Sarah NJ. Stanton. being ON
ti'- prrmIsrs hereinafter mentioned. AZ
pubic auction to the highest bidder. for
cash, The following described tract or par.
eel Of land situated in Noxubee county.
state Of mississippi, viz. the Ia of tic
SN J and the Ell Of the WI Of the SWt of
section 80 in township 10, north of range
u east, aud AL that part Of the NW4 of
SAID section which lies south of the road
IRON Brooklyn to Louisville. Also. the
~ ct section 30, township IL, range Ia
east except one quarcr Of an acre ex-
eepted In the deed by |. +. Moseley and
T. + Moseley tic said Sarah NJ. Stanton
and such portion Of said land AS is ex-
empted by law from sale in favor Of said
Sarah NJ. Stanton. s. s. FIELD
Nov l9-5t Trrstcc
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Raise Your own Meat.

Mr.. j. n. Gilmore of the West
part of this county has had a hog
killing frolic. He killed ten one
year old hogs on the oath weigh,
ing respectively, as follows:
100, 224, 2j2, 24O, 23G, 300, DDS,
$50, 32S, $3.50, making a total Of
1854 lbs. Mr.. Gilmore further
states that he has sold meat every
year since the war. Here is an
example worthy of imitation.
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IN NCE
oct29-5t
George +. Webb

George +. Webb
No. 965 VS..
Elizabeth N. Nance ct al.
[Chancery Court Of Noxubee County, State
OF Mississippi, October Tern, A. D. 1870
Upon opening complainant IS bin ard it
~ appearing TO the satisfacd,H OF the Court
from the affidavit therein filed, that the de-
PENDANTS Elizabeth N. Nance, Sarah Lee
Tomlinsou and Matte Dora Tomlinson, mis-
nor heirs OF Geo. II. Tomlinson, deceased,
are non.residents Of the State of Mississippi,
but reside in Pickens county in the State OF
Allah. ma, so that the ordinary process Of
this court cannot be executed against them,
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
the said defendants do enter heir appear
ance herein on or before the first day Of the
next term OF this court to be held at the
courthouse Of said county, in the town of
WAGON, on the I'd. monday in January, A. D.,
1871, and plead, answer or den,ur to com-
plsinant's bill, OF the allegations thereof
| will be taken for confessed a. to them
II is further ordered By the Court that q
copy Of this order be published IN the Macon
Beacon, a newspaper published in the town
Of Macon in said county, oLce a week fer
one month.
Witness the Hop. T. C. Lyon, Chancellor
5th Chancery District, State OF mississippi,
this the 9th day Of October, A. D., 1870.
GEO. s. SMITH,
Oct o9-5t Clerk.
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Rangers Notice.

oNAKgN mp by Up. Hunter, ,Aros s! mile: SsS.
nasor In Noxubee county, MissISslpp.
= ~, :, GIN am dSy Of October, 1870, two ro,i mar "IS
pon,es asos""t sorrsl, the other a grey Gs""I. ~
om9 log, shoulder with the letter Wsi |,
On ie,s su0C q 9. Eiland and 7, B, Williams nSss y
. y ~er,h 200 each. Tee owner o. .ns S aDov'
Ds worm /. rsoSeslsd to come forward, prov u
esirays !" "ISrTes and TAKE them aws'' o.
f1opS Mn be dealt With as the law S'1es'si p.
novl9-3t "
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The STATE OF Mississippi,
Nnxnhna County.


In tho Chaneery Court OF said county =,
Ia he matter ofthe report and petition ..
cs',has Nance administrator Of tho estate o.
lanes Nance, deceased, reporting enq ue -
ciaripg bis estate insolveut ana Tor SAFE Vi
lis real estate to pay debts &C. 49,
~ ~ Pleasant N. Coke and husband; N,xGn
coxS; elizabeth NJ. Nance and MaFy Z
TTomiiuson and Matte D. Tomlln'oo, smr
~" ! neirs-at.law Of james Nance, deCeasl
~ non.residents, residing in the S'a'e u
w10IT and each Of you, are cited y epper,
before the Ohaucery Court Of the coua ny
SNoxubee and State Of Mississippi. ~ ~
., >, term thereof, to be begun aud ne.a, ~
nS nrsssid countv, al the Court House snSsS
y ne town Of Macon on the second monu ~,
IL January next, QsTll there ana soss ,;sO o
Hvsr and show cause why the pe',uVn q a
rsrhas Nance, administrator Of the sS' A.ot,
ines spes Nance deceased. reporting sa.d e. sI', y
S.soIyent and praying fora sale Ollnx t .hnoIc
~ .o' : If Ibs said james Nance deceasei' shOu''
~ Ia granted. By order Of Court; ,,ru
Clerk.
M XVI
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CITATION NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Noxubee County.
In the Chancery Court Of said County and
State, October Term, A. D., l67e,l
TO William B. Virgins and james 5. Wig
gins residing in the City Of Memphis in the
State Of Tennessee
" gu and each Of you are cited to appear
n before the Chancery Court Of said eoun-
ty, at The next term thereof, to be begun and
held IL and for said county, at the Court'
house thereof, in the town of Macon In SAID
county, on the Cd Monday in January, A D.,
1871, to show cause why the fual account
of Charles N. Thomas, administrator de bc-
mis- non Of the estate Of Mary q, Virgins,
deceased, should not be allowed and eaid
administrator discharged.
BY order Of the Court.
GEO. S SMITH,
Oct. 29-5t Clerk.
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plantation for Sale.

A S the aceut Of Mr. john Anierso7, o.
"A Holly springs, Miss, Lam lu'horiz d to
sell that valuable Plantation Known AZ the
"Durant Dawes place." This plantad a Is
In two mics of Macon, on the Men phis
road contains 90 acres, about 400 Of which
is open hand. ant il one OF The most val IDLE
prairie plantations in Noxubee count for
both corn or cotton. Its ncarreSs TO ,con
make, !, Invaluable as a grain farm ar the
timber that is on il can be made to yie,i an
nua " as much as a large crop of cotto. by
pring sold as 'ueI to the citizens of N con,
Liberal terms will be granted 20 the pu ,ha.
ser. Apply 10 the undersigned or to Nm.
Il. skinner, at Macon. &. d. MOO E,