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GPECIAL NOTICE..
st. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
Railroad.

SPEClAL NOTICE..
st. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To 81 Louis. Chicago; Omaha, San Francisco, St
Paul, Kansas City, Leavenworth, ST. Joseph,
And all Points North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orleans.
jackson and Great Mort hem Railroad Depot
AN f sy 4 aHa M foot of Cana,
daily at SA NJ. via the Sew Orleans. Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad, making close connec-
tons at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road to all points North, East and West.
For tickets apply TO
AID. SHELDON.
Northern Railroad corner Camp and Common
streets under City HOTEL Or to Srn,,,
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga
Railroad. No. $50 Common street under St
Charles Hotel.
General experimenting A gent St Louis Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad no4
DAssRNGRRs GOING EAST.
VIA LOUISVILLE OR CAIRO
Should purchase Tickets by the
ERIE AND ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY.
Forming the best and most comfortable Line to
with magnificent Palace Combined Day and
eight Coaches through to New York without
change.
Two Lightning Express Trains Daily.
This is the only Line from Cincinnati to New
York under One management the only Line from
Cincinnati to New York without break of gauge;
the only Line whose trains run through to New
York without change; the only Line running
coaches through without using compromise wheels;
the only Line running Palace Broad Gauge Coaches
through without change
If you desire prompt time and certain connec.
tions, finest scenery on the Continent most com
Portable cars in the world, most magnificent dining
halls and ample time for meals, and the safest best
aud most comfortable route. 60 to New York by
the
Erie and Atlantic and Great Western
Railway.
Tickets by this Line for sale 1T all tickets Offices
through the South
WILLIAM r. BARR,
General Passenger Agent, New York
W. B. SHATTCC,
General Southern Agent. Cincinnati, Ohio
Jelly
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Succession of Louis Augusfe Candlde Av1.
nenc.-Eo 81. 42O 80
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR ThE PARISH OF
- Orleans.-Whereas jules Henry hmlie 6lneau
has petitOned the for tettrrs or auninlstra-
ton on the estate Of the late Louis auguste
Candide Avinenc, deceased intestat+ Notice is
hereby given to all whom II may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said
pet1tiOner should not be granted
Bv order OF the Court.
fe23 2Smh3 NJ y. TRAY. Clerk.
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STEAMBOATS,,
CAIRO.


CAIRO.
81. Louis and New Orleans Packet Conn
pany.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
~>sm~ h For Memphis, Cairo and
the Bends-The fine passenger
aEl Ina steamers Of this line viii leave as
Follows
Dk4T8h. .JOA>H.N, "Ao'eeA'
Leaves TUESDAY. February rs.
BlSMARCk...... .lOhE MASTER.
Leaves THURSDAY, March2.
GREAT REPUBLIC. :. DONALDSON. Master
Leaves SATURDAY, March4.
Giving through bills Of lading to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, aud Memphis and ONO
A''' '"'' ''S' " 4. 4. WOODS, General Agent.
lO4 Common street
c. G. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
81 Natchez street.
Bills of lading for all freights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed s st shr 9 %tcx q
ja25 rs CarOndeet street.
NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO AND THE
WEST.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO.
nrs9m,s- a viii Take Freight from
asss;;sssiII5H New Orleans on first class steam
ere,
LEAVING DAILY, AT FIVE P. ~, FOR
Cairo, Chicago, and All Points North,
West and East, at the Lowest Rates.
All rates and all through bills of lading from New
Orleans by above route given signed and recog-
nized only at the General Office of the Company,
No. 26 Carondelet street.
Shippers by this route save all drayage and trans
fer charges at Cairo and their goods always
under cover. and no charges are made for forwdar-
ing JAMES T. TUCKER,
iaH General Agent.
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A RNlSTRONG'S
FOUNDRY AND BOILRR MANTFACTORY,
Corner OF BratO and New Leyee streets
NKW ORLEANS, La
v J ! ARMSTRONG Manarr
A RMISTRONGS

Manufacturer Of Vertical aud Horizontal Steam
Engines, Sugar Mills, Draining Machines Saw
Mills: Cotton Screws and Gearing, Iron Columns
and Fronts of Buildings, Furnace Mouths Crate
Bars Bone Black. kevivifers, Gas Retorts Railroad
Frogs. etc; Low Pressure, Locomotive Flue and
Cylinder Boilers OF all kins. Filters Juice Boxes
ana CIarHers, etc- nO22 lv
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~ QUERAl
wenty enj
nen's Hebrew
Siven at the 4
\! 1911. Tickets
10 IONS will Piled
following nam
mniittee: J. Sad
Gaty Hotel; Z.
levy. No. CSC
SSnrtres and D
a I'M. q Leopol
Nuier No. 20 1
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Tho Mail Train leaves New Orleans Daily,
nj & p. III.
Time to New York, "a

Makes schedule connections with Lightning FIX.
press trains, to all points NORTH. EAST and WEST.
Carries the great Northern Mall.
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The A. M. Express Train runs Daily.

BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION,
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RED RIVER.
boa rdman's New Orleans and Red River
Iron Line.
Leaves on SATURDAY March 4. at P. NJ
A&g.~ h For Jefferson. Shreveport.
IL l..z6S Loggy Bayou Grand Bayou. Bairs
I:syy1HTiinn Landing Grand Ecore, Campte.
kzSssSSzEESt. Maurice, Mouth Of Cane River,
COtie, Alexandria. NOrmans. BarDin's and all way
landings Red rver-The new, superb iron
steamer
JOHN r. MOORE.
". T. BoARoNAs Master: LOwD WALDEN Clerk.
Will leave IS above. For freight passage, apply
board to
SINNOTT i ADAMS
No. II Commercial Place.
n. q. DONOHCE.
ITO Gravier street.
p. S.-Insuisnce on freight on the John T. Moore
ia one half the rates of that wooden bottoms i'll
Red river. fe28
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T1ln0 70 New Ork, 70 Hours
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars run to
Humboldt. Tennessee, Cleveland, Tennessee, and
Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at LOO "a H.
Mail Train South arrives at ll:Os A. NJ
Ticket office, Galveston, New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad and Mississippi Cen.
trail Railroad Office, Morgan's Line Wharf.
Ticket Offices, New Orleans, under City Hotel
Corner Camp nnd Common streets, and ut Depot
x. Q. SEWALL General superintendent;
S. t. CURRY. General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road.
B. D. FROST, General Superintendent;
D. B. MORBY General Ticket Agent, Missis
sipp Central Railroad.
8. W. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
jy22 I'm
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(0oNTNuED FROM FIRST PAoE.l

family S. 5Oa6 IS. Wheat buoyant but
unsettled al ST sc Il 38. Corn steady and
in moderate demand at 55c. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Oats and barley quiet and un-
changed. Mess pork-full prices asked, but
no demand. Lard-stOck withdrawn. anti
eipating higher prices. Bulk meats quiet
and unchanged. Bacon in light demand:
holders firm; shoulders 9lsc: clear rib sides
ilAc; clear sides ll34c. Whisky buoyant
but unsettled; Soc asked.
ST. LOUIS, February E.-Flour steady
and in moderate demand; superfne winter
IS IS as 80, extra $6e6 IS. Wheat in fair
demand, advanced 2a3c; No. 3 red fall
81 421e, prime white 81 90. Corn easier;
mixed on track across the river, 47c: mixed,
in elevator, ~ a Soc. Oats easier; No. 2, 81
052e. Barley unchanged; No. l spring
S9lsc Rye steady. 95 81. Whisky steady,
88c. Mess pork quiet; sales made at So
Bulk meats in only limited iobbing demand;
shoulders Sc, clear rib l0lec, clear sides lie
Bacon IN only limited ,iObbing demand;
shoulders 9l4c, clear rib sides ii 1ac, clear
sides l2c. Lard unchanged. Hogs So so a
81 Is. Cattle unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, February q, Evening.-Cot-
ton dull and easier. Middling uplands 7ls
O7hsd; Orleans IN 077sd. Sales to-day
10000 bales, of which 1000 were for export
and speculation. Cotton shipping at New
Orleans for March or April delivery, not
below good ordinary, I'D; ditto at Charles
ton or Savannah, 7-l6d for middlings
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10 THk EAST........TO THE EAST
Via Louisville and Ohio and Mississippi
Railway.
The completion OF the Louisville Division.of this
road. and the splendid equipment for passenger
travel, mAkes this tbs
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI,
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY,
With direct connections from the south for Gin.
cinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Be sure and ask for tickets via Louisville and the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway. for sale at all prn.
cipal ticket offices in the South and in Louisville at
the General Office Of the Company, corner Fourth
and Main streets also at Gait House and Louisville
line and Willard hotels.
n. B.-Tickets to Cincinnati and points East via
this line good on mail line steamers, and Mail
line tickets good on this road.
CHARLES L. FOLLETT
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, 81. LouiA
}. L Crossword,
General Superintendent, st. Louis.
THOMAS .BORWIN.
" Cornwall Sn,,fharn Auopt T.ou;avjllo
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New Orleans and shreveport Weekly
Express Packet.
Leaves Every TUESDAY at S p. NJ.
,fass~"~ b For Shreveport: Grand
>.aarE!ddft1R Horman's and Barbin's Landings
The new, elegant and fast passeD-
ger steamer
BELLE OF ALTON.
JOHN A. BRrSHN Master; g. c. HAMILTON, Clerk
Will leave positively AS above, putting passengers
through to Jefferson in three DAYS and half For
freight passage apply or board or to
n. o. DONOHUE. 10 Gravier street,
fe2o J. K CARLIN. TchOupitouas street.
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ing resolutions 10 BE- 1almtiied ip
.ta bply lf their sdHJtof
Tie Veut'omen chosen lg aeh
lsai ih'h retired aud brought To- ihe
fIlpvinr resolutions. which after
lriup nnd we're msnimoa adopt
n l5 thc Convention
Rssoirei That B4dicalrm, IN oil
W. phases. be- regarded m the OBJ
%rctivc point. and that the people,
mirmmmrlIcd by other differences,
engage in w. mneompromi-tng OPP
poaition
Hes1i1d fHrthor, That our cnndi
dates for the Legislature are hereby
pledged to mao every effort in their
power to induce the Legislature, at
tie earliest day practicable after
their assembly, to pass an act TO
refer to a vote Of the people of Pa
nola county the question Of the re-
moyal of the seat Of justice from the
town Of lanolato the town Of Sardis.
The delegates then proceeded to
\ A a - - al
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Notice to Contractors.

Proposal, arc invited by the Board of Schoo
Directors of Pamela county Miss, for building
the following school buildings.
A framo school house 81 by IS feet nj pope's
Station.
A frame school house 30 by a feet ut Court
land or Long Creek.
A frame school house 30 by 40 feetat Sardis.
A box school house 20 by "a feet on south
tast quarter o dissection %; township I, range 6,
Ave miles cast Of Sardis,
A box school house Is by 25 feet on south
west quarter Of section &c, t. wnship S, range
! Q, 4 miles southeast of Belmont.
A box school house 30 by 40 feet on north
west quarter Of section Is, township s. range s,
2 miles north east Of Star Place.
A box school house 10 by 20 fec, on section
80, township 3, range 8, 3 miles south of Star
Place.
A box school house 30 by a. feet at Piscnh,
south east quarter Of section 81, township Q,
range s, on land of Edward McGohce.
The lumber used for the box school houses
may be either pine, cypress or yellow poplar.
Plans and specifications for the above build
ings can be seen at the office ofC, II, Gleason,
Circuit Clerk, at Sardis.
Proposals for each building must be sealed
separately and delivered to the Circuit Clcrk
on " before the 4th Monday In August.
All estimates will be based upon u. S. chr
rcncy.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals,
Parties proposing to sive sites for the above
buildings will please make and forward the
deeds to The Circuit Clerk before the ith Mon
day IN August.
JOHN SNANkLE,l
?. $. ASTON, Committee.
J. n. OLIVER,
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County Convention.

We regret that want OF space
prevents w from commenting upon
the action of the Conservative coun-
ty convention at Pamela, ON Tuesday
last, at length. We were under the
impression that no nominations
would be made until n later day in
the canvass, and that the Object Of
the meeting was to adopta platform
for the consolidation of tho party,
and upon which candidates could
aud would announce themselves.
We endorse the resolutions of the
meeting, and will accept the action
OF tho Convention as being in har-
mony with our views, and pledge
our support to the course recon-
mendcd by them, because the Cons
vention has done nothing more than
we have recommended and urged
from the beginning q the canvass,
and have adopted our platform.
The nominees are all, we learn, good
honest, upright men, aud worthy of
public co, fdcnee. Some of the nom.
mccs we know intimately, and can
say that they arc "a good men MS
can be found in the county.
Some Of tho nominations have
created some surprise, as the par
tics were not known rs being asp;-
rants. We regret that the nomina-
tons were made at this meeting, but
since II has been done, VIC abide the
action of the majority who thought
differently.
We are in hopes that each of the
candidates will come forward and
announce themselves through oul
columns.
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Conservative Convention.

The County Convention at Pano.
la on the 22d inst. was largely atten-
dcd, filed to Overlooking BY citizens
from all parts OF the county. The
black men equal to the whites in
numbcr-and took deep interest in
the proceedings of the Convention.
Botl,racos were about equally repre-
sentcd by delegates, each having an
equal voice in the choice of the can
didates chosen.
Everything worked harmonic usly
and quietly, the nominations gave
general satisfaction and by acclama.
ton were made unanimous.
We would give n short notice Of
the candidates, but most of them
need none as they are so we'll known
to the people of the county. The
white candidates for the Legislature
arc old citizens of the county and
are good and truc,mcn. The colored
candidate Mr.. Hall, is also an old
citizen of this county, in fact he has
been a citizen Of this county since
and long before his emancipation.
W, $, Hudson is man of fno bust
ness qualities and we learn has been
n probate clerk in Calhoun county
In tins State and moved to this
county several years ago, and is
much esteemed by nj! who are ac-
quaintcd with him. ID. I. Brock.
cnridgc the candidate for circuit
clerk was raised in the county. il
we'll and fnvorably known,is young
man Of integrity and fine business
qualifications, was a Confederate
soldier aud lost one leg in the defense
OF the South. r. w. Terry the
candidate for Assessor is well known
to tho people of the county, was
elected to the Office when last the
people had the privilege of electing
their own officers, but could not take
the required oath, the "lron clad
at that time being required to hold
office as an appointce, under the no.
lorlous Amcs. MIR. Terry lost an
arm entirely and the other so badly
injured that he can only use it but
little, yet By his untiring energy
and firm determination he can now
write very good hand and Is full,
able to discharge the duties of tn,
office. Capt. N. j. Benson, is tw,
well known to need comment, an,
all know he would make as good
Treasurer Ms we could get or desire
Capt. Jessie Wright, is an old an,
vol known citizen in this county ian,
will certainly make the county
good sheriff. lie made a good sol
dior and all who know him speal
of him in high terms.
THIS is a ticket that certainly ca
; not be Objectionable to any excer
the party that we oppose, The eau
didatcs are all men Of integrity an
ability, are fully identified with III
:. interest Of the county, men who wi
live here office or no office.
:, JonN A. Polk.
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rYf.u ui condition ul To.al ufet
lai ono at w..eni n ulI.r
iiau our. I'D ihp ,ttto U uIri
by ihc mot uurrn.ip'gl a' Of
roumlrt nni ever l.ff,rol uut
uun'p. The GpfopoG fdmpul
j. bugis g. great villain w. w
gairrl al Ut he arpoinices Ia Once
lofll out hdsnk r%psgnatioua when be-
appointed them md required them
lo give him lull power 90 Gll them
~ when ever he wanted a. remove
any " them and he rules them by
the influence thus obtained, with
u rod Of iron However this will
not exit long as The people are
thoroughly alive 10 the importance
Of defeating these cormorants in the
State election 10 be held some time
this winter and will without doubt
defeat thc Radical party by a large
majority, aud place the State back
IN the hands OF honest leaders. The
canvass isopening for candidates for
Congress aud much excitement aud
feeling il being manifested to defeat
the Radicals. Both OF the lIamil,
tons are now united with the white
people in fighting the Radicals,
having deserted that party. When
the State il once more under honest
mems control, affairs will improve
wonderfully,
The Mechanical and Agricultural
University to which Congress do
mated 1925 900 has been located at
Bryan
We were much pleased with the
sobriety we noticed all throughout
our travels in Tcyas-nearly every
body belongs to the temperance so
cicty, and the churches are having
rcvivals and converting large num-
bcrs to the fold of the lord. In
tact the Religious and temperance
fever prcvadcs to q most highly
commcndablc degree among the
people. There Ia a law imposing a
line of Fifty dollars on any ono car
rying n pistol except an officer, or
when travelling, and consequently We
did not sec an armed man in Texas.
This is Il long ways head Of our
State.
It YOU want to know, however,
much about the country don't take
our word or Horace Grccleys for
it, go and see for yourself before
You move, because what might
please old Horace and Gus rs wc
are editors, might not suit you by
any means.
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Numerically.
Thu afo ibo choicest dlycr
pipckol from This earthly garden by
ihe rrim monsior, Death jat ~
lln loved one Wa bniiinr into so.
manhood, the tell destroyer gatlor
Der siih ii. cold and icy hand and
he vilbor vt bic louch. Bat bright
angels stand Watching by, and ere
The fragrance lcn The flower, trans
planted II in the elysidn groves in
heaven, whore II now blooms IN
immortal beauty, aud Is safely kept
by The Holy Oncin whom she trust
ed. May the stricken parents meet
her there. &.
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Proceedings OF the Conservative
county Convention, Held ut Pa
i0la, on the 22d Inst.

NOMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES, &C.
Tie meeting was organized by
Col II. 9, Crozier being called to
the Chair, upon motion, and j. A.
Polk requested to act as Secretary,
with VIM. Hall as assistant Secreta.
~. The House being called to or
der aud the Chairman explaining
the object Of the meeting to be the
nomination Of candidates for count,
offices, and the passage Of rcsolu,
tons expressive Of The sense Of III,
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Administrator ssllts

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Estate If fsHzsf fiasde ssfs fFsstaa
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haviag eislss sfaiass ssid'Essaiz IA.
them aad hsff The ne allosea a.
81, within The inns aliossi h -
same viii be forever mtfvd
NJ
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Important Public NetIce

DR.. Stewart, p. u. strictly Eclccti: pt
clan, discariing Calomel, Blue Mass, Qnif
Arsenic, Strychnia, and other poisonsi tn
with almost inyariable success, Asthma,
tarrl, Incirient Consumption, Fit, Heart
ease, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Drunkness, al
in a few days. ~Eryspiths, Chronic child
duces all enlarged Splenes, cures Cancel
ire for swrlled neck, Female Diseases, u
Liver, Spinal aud Kidney Diseases, ID
Paralysis, Piles, letter, scrofuta, Mem
Wens, Weeping, sore-Lcg, Ulcers, StutH
Hare LIPS, Sore. Eyes, Sickand Nervous
ache.
Cures badness and removes all SUPER
hair, Embalms The dead, securing I'd
against decay and the conquerer Of the I'D
the Worm, Cures Rheumatism in all its iuT
Treats Chronic Diseases exclusively.
Medicine SET, anywhere by mail or RqI
All letters strictly confidential, aalEs
DIR. STEWART, RI
Sardis Mississippi
No-l-3m
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WoOproRD FARM June ~ n

WoopFoRD FARM June 80 lsr1
The bearor of this John Dorm
having applied to us for a rev
mendation for himself as a GlnfS
and sharpener, we take plcasun
saying that he filed, sharpend.
repaired our gin stand in 1850, /
that the worked performed gave
great satisfaction. We believe
to be a good workman and desc
ing of patronage.
HOVE Bios !
Pamela County.
w. G.. Dickinson, Martin Jond
| certify that Jno. Dorman, (coD
sharpened my Gin stand, and in !
judgement has performed a n
and satisfactory job.--T hepta
feel safe in comn ending him to |
public as a good workman
W. w. MILLRl
JONATHAN Low
Near Sark
All letters directed to tho s.,
office will receive attention. !.
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Chaneery Court Nolhs.

There vii he a special term q n
~ CoIft Of Panola County Missisiesl
the Court house u ssld county. Ia * +.
ssrdis on the End Monday Ia sep,smlsr 4
Jso. q. HARRISON NJ
n lodi
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DIED-On Friday, Augusnst II,
1871, little Calvin Owen, son OF J..
X. aud l.. Waiats, Of this county,
aged one year, eleven months and
twelve days. May the parents of
their little son fight and gain the
prize that Is in store for the finally
faithful, and there form m undivi-
ded family, as they were here. May
God bless and give them courage to
bear their bereavement, is the pray
or of
A. FRIEND.
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Administrations Notlee.

Whereas letters Of administrator NJ,
been granted 10 the undersigned by ths q
Gerry Court Of Pamela county, upon ths N
of. N. Calvert, deceased. Now All ~
having claims against the Estate Of ai :
tate, are req, ested to exhibit the ana
have them registered in the manner and ,
in the time prescribed BY Law, or ihsy 4
forever barred.
". b J0sE |
als Administers