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LOB MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas STACK
/ pole, leaves her wharf, foot Of Seventh H
street, DAILY, Except sundays - a. EAN
! 10 clock 8 m, fer MOUNTyER
NON, touching AZ Alexandria Forts FsOte and
Washington, Marshal Ball, Maryland, White
House, and lone, Virginia, returning to the city At
m JAS. slhEs, Gent Snpt.
fes-u 0rice-Wiilard's Hotel.
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ANoTHER NAPoLEoXio MAMFEsro.-Nspo.
leon has addressed q communication to the
President OF the French Assembly, protesting
against the vote by which that body declared
that his dynasty had forfeited the throne as
unjust and illegal. The Assembly, he saws, was
created only to make peace, and has exceeded
It's POWER. The foundation OF all public right
and to that alone. :
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NOALi WOOD

Coal WOOD
WOOD COAh
We eel none but the beet quality
GOALS,
all NEE. Fin al orders promptly, UHIAP
Aso. OAK, PINE. and HICKORY WOOD
taved ard split any length or size.
Orders sent by u all promptly attended %.
Once and gard, south side canal, corner Tth Ct
!alt-u WALTER II. MARLOW
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed BY the Sixty-eighth Council
OF the City of Washington.
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q AL 70 cause street north, iron Seventh Ia
+, Fourteenth streets west, 10 be graded and gray.
eIed. ' e'"'
Re At enaetsd BE- tke Board OF Al1S,mea saS Ssayd
the Mayor be, end he 10 hereby suthorissd ana "a.
Iecsd 10 cause street north, from Seventh street
graveled; and To- defray the eX penss thereof thai
tie sur of three thousand three hundred ana thirfv
nine d. lars ard thirty ave csnfs or 90 mach tasrs,t
as may Do necessary. 1.-THE Surveyors sstim ateJ be
and ths ssms - hereby; appropriated out OF the
funds OF the second w ard; the work 10 be done nv
day work tApproysd, March 2. i67l
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Al ACT 10 set the curbstones and ps,e the footway.
and cutters ON the sOuIh side of > street NORTH
between siNteenth street west and Connecticut
avenue.
Hs ~ >tocfsd ~ the Bo1rd Of Aldermen nrd Bo.y,
o. tenamon loHncit q tts Cry Of HdShlAg,oR. That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, Authorized ana
requested TO cause the curbstones TO he get and lie
iootvays and cutters paved on the south side of :
street north, between Sixteenth street we,t Al Coz,
necticut svenue. Tbs work 10 be Contracted fof,
and executed 10 the manner and finder the superin-
teDdence provided by law and 10 defray the
II seid Improvements special tax equal 10 the cost
thereof hereby imposed and levied all lots OF
paris OF iots bordering the line OF the i'm prov
mont The said tax TO be assessed and colIertad ia
conformity with the provisions of the sp proved
october IL 1865. IAprroved, March ]. ISL
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uOLLIDGE BIOS,
sUCoEssoRs TO
GEORGE Il. LANGLEY a son,
1EAIERs N
WOOD AND COAL,
NCuld respectfully call the attention of ths RubIio
Go the Tact that they st hold forth ~ the saui
ga MASSACHUSETTS, ANFNtE.
sc0fh side, and have also opsued . Branch Yard
CORNER FIFTH AND q SHEETS.
where We keep everything in the PLOT n aud FEED
line, a. well g. WOOD and GOA and are prepared
20 compete with sBy honest dealer 10 W ash ingLou
Owe ne . call before gong elsewhere. mil
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Az Act for the relief Of Alex: Mckenzie aud J. X

BE ii Enacted By fhs Board Of Aldermen and Roaya
o. ComD0a ConaeIi Of LAs Cay ~ Wasaington, THAT
and the same il hereby, sppropr,sted ON. ~ m.
general fand; 70 enable the Mayor to pay AIsI
Mckenzie and j. u Ms htengAil the above amount
for services az extra clerks to Auditor,
/ Approved, March /, ISL
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ATTEsTIoS is called to advertisement OF the
lecture by Rev. Charles 4. White ID ID az
walls Opera House, next Sunday night, on the
subject Of Society and the Church, or the re-
snons between the spiritual and temporal
sTslerr.u
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Miss LYDIA IHoNrSOS'S BENEFIT Iarye
audience should greet the Queen OF Bur
les4ue this evening at the National Theater
The occasion beng her benefit. when a great
bill = offered II consists Of the bIrIesqu- OF
" The Br.gands, tor the FIRST time here. AMI
tie pTOteaH farce of = Day IN PzT.s in which
pieces Miss Thompson ImPe rsOnates hve char
.eteTs, and l. supported 10y the cOmical Beckett
aud every member Of her troupe. Miss ThomT,-
son viii execute her celebrated rife dance A
farewell address is slso announced, and alto
s"tbeT, the theater. notwithsta nding the rival
attraction OF the Nilsson concert " an doubtless
be tlled Al an early hour. as every portion of
he performance is by the Lydia Thompson
Troupe.
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Az AcI to take .,e relay the gutter on the .Oat.

side Of II street, between Tenth and Twelfth
De ~ saaetsd ~ Ms Board Of Aldermen ssd Board
e Cemmsn Conxt,t q As Csiy az Washinsios, That
the 4ayor De- aud ne u hereby. authorized and re
Qussted 10 cause the gutter on the south side of
street pcrth; between Tenth and Twelfth ST. Gets
cost thereof sufficient sum bereby approSy.tsd
out OF the fund.- Of the Second Ward the work 10 be
done upder the direction Of the OF the
Second ward - TApproved, March I, 1871
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fOF EICIAL.l

HEMPLER has an kinds OF thermometers.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD
nIEECT FROM The WHARF.
QUANTITY AM QUALITY GUsRANTEEp.
. ,,, = 90 lhs 2sm IT,
Hest WHITE ASH -. y 90 go
Best hkp Ash .----..---...-...-.-.. 40 ga
Genuine LNkENs VALLEY. $50 925
WOOD Al prsportiouatsly low rsfas Ord. "a "a
ceivee - al The prime pal Grocery DruG- Sfaine-
~, and Stove Stores throughout the CITY
yOSkPH 4. SEYMOUR.
mstr cffoe. 5iS 7th street, opposite Pos nsca
To compste with tone s.lld for gro~s u. tar1-
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A n EXPERIENCED TEACHER,a graduate Q
"A aAew Easis college, viii receive student, IN
the CLASSICS and higher Mathematics ct reasonable
rates, Young men will be prepared for any ColIes,
desired; The best Of references given. Applics
ton may be made 70 q. =. HILTON, A. NJ, Wei
lseh School Buildins, BallantyneS Bookstore, or
corner sth street =. snd Penn. avenue. deD- San
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AN Act making a, appropriation TO paw the nj

AN ACT making an appropriation TO pay the nie a
watchman 81 the west wing OF the City all
BE usnarfed W the BooTd Of AlG,rn3sn ant tSoay.
o. Common CohHcit Of The Cry ef WashtusfoH Tina
there be- and hereby is apprepr ated ont OF the zen
ersl fund the sum Of nine hundred dolla-s 10 IA,
the salary hxsd BY law for the night Waterman o
the west wi of the City Hall per acts OF Noyem
Der 10, ls6S. and November y, lSee
Approved, March ], ls7l.
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fIRE ON WATER SrgEET.-AbOut p O'Clock
this morning, the large frame stable on tbs
corner " e and Water streets, :. W. took ire
and an alarm Was turned in by Ofieer Bowie
IRON box g., 10 which the Ere department
promptly responded The IRE Was caused by
the explosion OF the watchman's lamp, aud the
flames spread 20 rapidly that IL WAS with the
greatest DIFF ulty that the horses about D in
hsmbeT, " u the harness, could be saved: but
the police, with number OF young men who
we're az private masq uerade ball in the neigh
bo'LOOd. succeeded, with the bremen ia savipg
them The stable was entirely DESTROYED, in
NOl1Ing lOss Of - .l0n. uninsured.
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HORSE RscovkRKD.-Yesterdsy Detectives
hlLe1, Coomes, and MeDevitt recovered q
variable horse which had been stolen from Mr.
James W. Anderson, Jr., Of Rockville. Nd. on
me lItb NIL, and turned hi n over 10 the owner
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EDUCATIONAL,

GLASSES IN LATIN ARE oRGANIZIsG Al
"a The Wsshir Ston Business S.llsge SSrnsg ~
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS ri 8 O'Clock .. m. In
struction given BY Prot: A. sPRLNsER, a; N
will also be formed If applications ars re
ceiyed. fels-lm~
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pHseis JEwxIY SToRB, No. 49 IN. avenue.
between ~ and eth street.
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MARRIAGE.

henect that sound mind ana body are IN. mo-
nooesssD rr2uisies 70 promote cOns sbisl ha1Di
ness. indeed, without these the lourDey fhronsl
lie oecomee weary pigrimAee, the prospect hour4,
darkeas 70 Inc yies, the mind becomes shs6ov :.
win despair, aud Allied with the mean ohOiV rtfe
on that the hap iness Of another ID bIiehtsd 1fr
~
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Member Of the eoyal College 81 Surgeons. Lonco,
GrAdpnte Of one Of the most eminent Colleges N a
unieec etstee. and the greater part of whose f q,
been spent in the hospitals OF London, Psrs PM,
delphis and elsewhere, has ehscted some OF tse mo-
astonishing cures inst ever known. mar
troubled with ringing in the head and ear, -
asieep great nervousness being alarmed AZ sudde
sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blusbine n
tended sometimes with dersngament OF miad ye,
cured Immediately. ~' W.
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(NASH PAID FOB LADIES. GENTS AND
y CHILDkESs CAST OFT CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES. ETC., 81 L. GRABwOHLS, lfSk
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note By mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended 20. oc8 "
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TAkE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG nES

Who have injured themselves by a certain practices
xndulsed IN when sione,a habit frequently leArDec
IRON evil companions or 81 school, the erf.cfs ~
which are nightly teit, even when asleep, anu MOI
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
What Pity that young man, the hope Of bis
country the pride OF an parents, should be suatc he'd
9nenoe OF deviatiBg from the patti Of nature ana n
ouleins certain secret habit such persOns m ust
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PROV. PRATT, yesterday afternoon gave his
elass some practical teachings in the art of
handing vicious horses. He successfully
handled two veTv hard subjects, one OF which
ras mare which had NOT been shOd Tor more
than two years. owing 20 a playful opensity for
hicking over the blacksmith. it only needed
the strong will OF the Professor 10 change
the disposition OF the animal, and she Was soon
aTlven 20 shop and to DAY rejOices in a pair Of
shoee-the same being fastened without injury
10 The blacksmith. All should go and learn this
great ART oi handling horses, ~ taught by Prof
Pratt.
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BOARD OF RrGIsTRATIoN.-In the list pub
hshed In YESTERDAYS papers, the following
namesw were omitted: For the coun'y--Stephen
NJ Golden and 3. ID. Carpenter For Geo, pc
tosn-JAnes Cornell and j. q. Waters
The Board. a complete, stands Mes<rs. John
- oroekeT, X NJ. Hal, George y. Gideon, VIM
John Y. Cook, stephen 81. Golden, b. d. Car
penter, jas. Cornell, and J. G.. Waters.
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hETISG OF SoLDIERs in the late war Wa
heIu ~ Union League Hall last night 70 tak a
acton TN reference to homasfe Al. ~, \ NJ
tsrhy IN the chair and Col A. =. Sutton sscre-
taIy. resolution providing for the appoint
nSIt % 1conmittee 10 prepare bsu on To
subject was adopted, and Gen Camaronl 90,
Leasenvorth, and Msssrs. Lynch and NcCIery
we're appointed. A committee Of twenty "a
was appointed 70 call . meeting for the purpose
Of efeCtiDg q permanent orgapizatfon
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NAVY YARD MATTERs.-1 here are two hum
bred and thirty men At work ON the PerriwIu-
kle, which is on the marine railway getting
ready for the Arctic expedition, and she i beirg
pushed TO completion rapidly. Twenty->ix me-
were discharged yesterday from the steam en-
giDeering department, and ten men taken on in
the construction department.
. The CONCERT of the Island Institute Sunday
School, at the First Congregational Church
this evening, while il may not equal that of
Missions IL every way, has greater claims on
our music loving people in many respects, aud
attendance.
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within the Last twenty ysars, ana The
Iortant surocal operations performed by DR. Johs.
~. vnsse y the repcrtefS Of the Sss aud naey
- enn oesors TIE public, besidss kis staudin91 -
ssss Sesrsps 1900 e sss ses rssS0aass
III UOBAeue sPTkDILY UuBHD. ecaS- n
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TBk CoIUNEIA KAILwAY.-Ihe stockholder.
OF tbe Columbia railway held an e ectiOn al the
hoaTdOf Trade Rooms last evening and elected
the fOi0wing directors. 10 serve for the ensuing
wear. John Q. NcKelden, Colonel Samuel =
SmoOt. Alexander X. shepherd. VIM. IA. ClAg-
get, Nathaniel Il. Fugitt, Martin NJ. Rohrer
and Mr.. A. NJ. Clapb. The directors propo,e to
20 immediately 20 work. and IL u expected that
beioTe the summer Is over cars will be rum from
Iotn street by New York and Massachusetts
avenues aud II street 10 tins t,oyerpmant Paint
ing Once. INV
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TEE MYNDHAH COMEDY COMPANY. at WALL
opera House, lsst night performed The Ian
Gers, ahd Notwithstanding the rain storm
there Was quite a large audience present Ibis
evening. for the benefit OF Mr.. Charles WIND
ham, the farcial OpeTetfs OF - The Bonnie Fish
vie viii be performed, IN which Mis- Annie
6oodAN viii appesr AS Miss ThiStledOgn and
Maggie Mcfarland and sing Cherry Ripe -
coming through the Rye" and "Hey the
Bonnie tishwife." To be followed by 'aTbe
tanceTs- with its scenes from camp life
battles and hairhreadth escares
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DENTISTRY.

OIXN 4o u L.
hk. A. PRATT, Graduate OF Ohio Uollese O
u Dental Surgery, l22 TIN street, be- -
tween and 3 north, Washington. Half
price 10 labofing persons. au4-iy n
REh0VAL.
Dk. MERRILL
has removed his DENTAL OFIiOA
1112 street, near Eth.
All DENTAL WORK done IN the best
manner and 1t moderate prices. Nitrous @
Oxide Gas for extracting teeth ieIO
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To-day. Judge Macarthur, in the Equity Court.
made a decree divorcing James A. King from
the bonds OF matrimony with. Rachel A. King.
The petition, filed January 18th last stats
that the parties were married in July, 1851, al 4
they lived together until the latter part OF l., q
when she deserted and abandoned him and le II
the District with one r. Mouldron. with whom
she has since lived a. his wife, Testimony OF
three witnesses was to the effect that Nouldrnn
and respondent had been living together As
man and wife. NJ. Thompson TOR plaintiff. Nr.
John CIuikshank took the testimony.
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fl n aan.ai gentlemen. sifh
ilfse sf kaf "a laf hsian thrown
10 fr Ksss notHrs
fnF tfIfsntgfE
Tho aifehiahra to-day Wa BE
Ghs-i e have efer .esb gathered
within tho #al- ~ ihe iaif grmnds.
and me- .cane pfesehied vhilo the
20 ,ad vero watching he afena -.
exercises, wa' hat of b magnificent
boquct sanegmte'l With thousand
hnes The fair has been success
iu spite n thc cruel frovhs u Prow-
dcuee in ruling such HnfaYorable
weather. The exhibition has been
larger than ever before ~ any pre-.
Won. fair, aud we 10 hope that our
citizens will appreciate the import.
anee Of doing everything IN their
power TO make our next annual fair
a more attractive aud pleasant fair
than this one. These fairs ought to
be well patronized by our county
citizens.
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AFTERNOON --ARENA EXEgcIsEs.
The first premium was awarded
to--I Iancox, for the fastest horse,
mare or gelding, under the saddle.
The sweepstakes for the fastest
trottcr, maIc or gclding, was awards
cd ~
We noticed upon exhibition Il
specimen Of skill in miniature
bank dwelling, surmounted with a
clock and bell, mudc with u pcnknife
By Mr.. Harry l.. Hall, Of the YER
anda Hotel.
Uncle Yarlcy Winters exhibits
some beautiful flowers from hls gar
den at the Vcmnda Hotel.
Messrs Fla der 4 Melcrsh, $50
Second street, Memphis, lumber
dealers, have on exhibition some
splcndidly made doors, blinds and
sash, made in their factory. They
are cnterprising gentlemen and show
a hearty appreciation of the good
will of our citizens.
Messrs. Martin & Longstatf, OF
Mcmphi', hardware dealers, have on
exhibition II fine display Of carpcn-
ter tools.
The Chickering piano secured a
premium to-day for beauty of tone
and finish.
Among the charming young lady
visitors from other counties visiting
the fair to-day we have had the
pleasure of meeting Misses Lula
Moseley, Sue Vance, Lue Miller
Boone and Kate Smith, fernando,
Miss Bette Moore and Miss Kate
| Winter, or-,2a'and.
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I.ssal Advertisement.


Fssnsss "a y ~ f.sfsssfH.s ~ ~
aisfs 4 H.s.is.asl saIFis4 As A. .a RI.
lsfss =. fassiaaAs sAessssss vs. i1fH 1915
! rsass.i sis.i..a III l. - q - tftlsIs f
sl.sss - tHs ssasfy 4 Fsss.is - ~ a. fass.
~ sfsf 80 A. Y .s4sy u yassshsf isff.
sa.@sf
AfasrHsz gssss, HsaAss. Pc afsnes.
ggssss assisrss.,i Psssh fisrss fasz Tara
fi.~ss "a gi..sssf ussst D., ,ss pasyrss Fl
.issfIsv : fa.,,i.g Atsassss. ~ H. i'm -.
t.,lat b,s. "a "a ne E,flswies omes,s ~
IA. ss...,s III r.s,i.s Hs,,ess,s.fisss il
N. a,s,s tsy,.l.,s,. e-s,t n ,hs eirsgis Cont
49, n ~. f.i...s.,, ts..,ss etssiE f.tsssf
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Programme OF the Sardis A. 4 n
falr.-Sixth Day.

Best horscmanship, any age.
Sweepstakes for fastest trotter,
stallion, gclding or mare,
Best lady equestrian,
Trotting race for private premium
of 800.
Mule race.
Awarding premiums,
The voting for the cane will close
Mt two o'clock precisely.
In consequence ofthc difficulty in
procuring birds, the shooting match
is postponed for the present, but
will come off at some carly day, of
which due notice will be given.
J, q. BALLENrINE,
Marshal.
+. IL. McMuRRoy,
Assistant Marshal.
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Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue OF decree VI the Chaucery Court
Of Pamela co.nty, State of Mississippi, rem
dered therein on the l4th day Of July, 1871 in
the snit of Josephus Carter e.. al. omplainants,
against Richard Jones et. a. defendants. No.
366 in sid Court | will, rs Commissioner,
therein appointed, on
Monday, the 3Oh day of Oct., 1871,
in front Of the courthouse door, in the town Of
Sordis, in said County, within lawful hours,
offer tor sale at p bile auction to the highest
bidder, the following valuable lands, lying
and being in sid County: All of section Is ;
the south half of section I, and the north cas-,
quarter Of section 7 ! all in township 7, Of
range 6 west. Said land will be sold by
quarter sections.
TERMS OF SAFE:
0nc-third cash, and the balance on credit of
twelve months, with ten per cent. interest
from day of sale bonds with good security
will be required of the purchasers, for deferred
payments. JOHN C. HARRISON,
sep 23-ot. Commissioner.
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&yG seie qf Laai..

~ virtue n o wit n dsh f,sias To- me o.
neisd BY the Hos Cifeaii Court ~ Psao'a
comfy. Miaiaiypi. IN favor of Guy hcCl'Ilan
4 Go aad against " u Walker will on
ne oh Monday Of Nossmier. lsIi, Il being
ths 9Th day " sali mont, 10 front ~ ihs
flnfi house door i The town u Ssrdis in Pa
uola county. State ut Missieipp, Aiihin lawful
hour', ofcr for sale NJ public auction n Tho
highest bidder, Tor cssh the following land'
lying and being in the county Of Pamela, 10
wit: The west H. ives, half section 80, town
ship ., range y, containing 100 acres levied
upon a. the property n said defendani, TO sat
isiy "a writ. T. OZANNE, Shift
Nov. lth
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Sheriff. sale Of Land.

liy virtue Of n writ Of ieri facas TO me d.
iected by the Honorable Circuit Court Of Pa
uola county Mississippi, in favor Of Butts &
Hunt and against Thomas league, will, on
the 9Th Monday Of November, 1871, il being
the 2lth day Of said month, In front Of the
court hotse door, in the town Of Sardis in Pa
noln county. state of Mississippi, within law
fil hours offer for sale atpub ie auction, to the
highest bidder. for cash, the followin. lands
living and being in the county OF Pamela, to-wlt!
The north east quarter Of section 10, township
10, range I, and the fr. Of southeast quarter
Of section 10, township 10, range !, in all 2sC
acres, levied upon as the property Of said de.
PENDANT to satisfy said writ
n5-lt 4. OZANNE, shift
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By virtue Of writ Of iicri Gicias to me di-
rcctcd by the Honorable Circuit Court Of Pa
nola county, Mississippi, in favor of EN- APP
person, h Co, and as ainst s. D, G. and G. X.
Caruthers, will, on the 4lh Monday of Novem
her, 1911, it being the 9th day Of said month,
in front Of the courthouse door, in the town OF
Sards, in Pamela county, state Of Mississippi,
within lawful hours, offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for ca'h, the
following lands, lying and being in the county
Of Pamela, to-wi' All Of section No. IL
township I, range $, levied upon as the prop.
criyrfsaid defendants, to satisfy said writ.
n5-it /. UZANNE, Nh IT.
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Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue ofa decree of the Chancery Court
of Pamela county state Of Mississippi rendered
therein on the 10th day of November, 1868, in
the suti of R. j. Jeilres, complainant, against
j. c. Saint, ct al, defendant WILL as Com
missioner therein appointed, on saturday, the
2nd day of December, 1871, in front Of the
court-hou'e door in the town Of Panola IN said
county, oierfor sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder the following lands in said
county of Pamela, to-wit The south half Of
the south west quarter of section y, and the
northeast quartr Of section 80, township .,
range west
Terms of Sale.
Two and half per cent. of the money to be
paid in cash. ard the balance on q credit of
~ months with ten per cent interest, the same
to he sceurripy osads with two COED sccuri-
ties. J. G. HARRISON, CONF
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Citation Notice.

To y. 7. Matthew's and Mary Edwards, a mi
nor, heirs-at-law of Thomas A. Edwards
deceased, and TO - Mathews husbandof
said +, T. Mathews, all Of whom reside In
the State Of Illinois, Matoon, Coles County
il said Stte being their post office address
You are cited to he and appear before the
Chanccry Court Of Pamela County, State Of
Mississippi to be held at the court house ofeaid
county, In the town Of Sardis on the End
Mcndary in January 1871, then and there 10
show cause, IL any they can, why the Final
Account Of James T. Edwards, Administrator
ofthe Estate, Of Thomas A. Edwards deceased
shoald net be allowed and approved BY said
Court, BY order Of Court
&c. HARRISON, Clerk.
Freeman Randolph, Atty.
oct nl-tw
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by virtu ofa decree of the Chancery Court
ofponola county, state of Mississippi, render
ed on the 18th day of Octobcr, 1871 will, as
administrator the estate ofSidney N. Strick
land, deceased, on Saturday, the 9th day of
December, 1871, in front of the court house
door in the town of Sardis, in said county, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following land, to wit: The north
west quarter Of section seventeen township
seven, range six west, in said county of PIANO.
In, belonging to the estate of said Sidney VI.
Strickland, deceased
j. l.. STRICKLAND,
n5-it Administrator