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Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

SHERIFF Orr has collected over 300 poll taxes in Pima county this year. This shows very well, when it is considered that the collections on property tax have just commenced
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

CONSIDERABLE wheat and barley arrived from Sonora this week. Lesinsky & Co. purchased most of the barley at 212 cents per pOund-half cash and half goods.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

RELIGIOUs.-Rev. Father Antonio will preach in English at the Catholic Church tomorrow morning at s o'clock, and at the same hour on each alternate Sunday thereafter
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

BOARD of Supervisors meets some time to-day. City Council will meet this evening.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO 1 fore existing between Michael Ste venson and Miles O'Reilley, in the station at Point Of Mountain, in Pima county, A. T., has been dissolved by mutual consent. Michael Stevenson will continue the busi- ness at Point of Mountain.
 MICHAEL STEVENSON.
 MILES GREELEY.
 Point of Mountain, Sept. ? 1871 rse2 24t
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09
Lieutenant Wheeler's Party.

About two weeks ago, Lieutenant Wheeler, U. $, A., thirty five men, pack animals, etc., left Independence,
 nyo county, for Death Valley, intend ing to go thence to Callville, on the Colorado. The party was led by the well known prospector "Hohn," who, upon this occasion, appears to have lost his reckoning as a guide, as, when last heard from, the party was suffering for water. About the same time another officer, in charge of party. left Indian Wells tor the Colo rado river, and shortly afterwards Lieut.. Lockwood left Desert Springs, on the road between this city and Owens Valley, with seventy-seven men and about sixty pack animals, for the same destination. The parties, which all belong ts Wheeler s con- mand, have orders to rendezvous at Callville, on the Colorado, from which place they will proceed together to Prescott, Arizona. This expedition, of which we have all heard so much, was sent out by the Government from Washington, for the purpose of ex- amining into the agricultural, min eral, and other resources of the coun- try, through which it will pass, taking attitudes, etc., and Is thoroughly equipped and prepared to make a reliab ble and full report to headquarters upon the accomplishment of its object. Geologists, naturalists, botanists, and "bug- -catchers' accompany each party, and we understand find ample employ ment for their peculiar talents.-- Los Angeles Star, August 23.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

ON.Tuesday last, news of terrible fight engendered by political feeling at Mesilla, New Mexico, reached Tucson. Six or seven are reported killed out right and 20 odd wounded. But slight details are at hand as the mail of Thurs day brought no additional particulars. Judge John Lemon is the only name reported of the killed. It seems there was, August 27, Democratic and Re- publican meetings held, and that-as per report to Charles o. Brown-after the latter closed, Judge Lemon went to the other and was there killed by one Kelley, and thereafter the terrible slaughter occurred. We will forbear further remarks until particulars are received.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

Our facilities for purchasing and ar engagements tor selling are fully completed and we now offer to the trade Full Stock of Merchandise in each department, con- prising all articles enquired for, and sala- ble throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR CASH, and are positive that it is to the benefit ot every Interior Merchant to buy of us-in- stead of San Francisco or elsewhere
 AVOIDING THE EXPENSES
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

E. N FISH & Co. have lately received an addition to their stock of goods, and have on the way very choice and complete va riaty adapted to this market.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

EARLY in the week the weather was very warm, with floating clouds and some rains in the mountains. Wednesday and Thurs day Tucson was drexched with heavy rains.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

OUR Mcdowell correspondent refers to the conduct of the Pima Indians and what Is liable to ensue, If that con- duct be not checked or changed for the better. White men would not be permitted to act as the Pimas have been doing without the severest pun ishment. We believe Indian agent Stout is anxious to preserve peace with the Pimas, and all our reports agree that the citizens of Saltriver are, likewise; but patience has limit, and those in authority should use every effort in their power to stop acknowl- edged outrages which have gone on too long, and in spite of all pleas to the contrary will bring bloody fruit if not stopped.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

THE rain of Wednesday morning closed up the San Augustine feast which had been in lively operation from August ?.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

ALL mail matter for Camp Apache, Ari- Zona, should have an additional address thereon, viz: via Fort Wingate, New NeYicO
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

THERMOMETER marked 54 degrees this morning at daybreak.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

HAVE constantly on hand large and LII well selected stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, Hardware, etc, which we will sell at the very lowest prices.
 We have, also, Hay end Grain, constant lyon hand to supply the Public. 5-tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

IN San Francisco, August 31, green backs were buying at So and selling at S9a.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
 FOR Y O U " G l. A ID I F s .

TucsOn,...... .Ar1zOna.
Arizona citizen., 1871-09-09

NOTICE announced sale of Government stores.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

Many may not be able to speak elo-
oucntly, or write elegantly, or work
vigorously, or give largely but all
may live holly aud, therefore, happily
and beautifully. Though one may
not shine in splendor like a sun, be
may sparkle rs a star. If he cannot
shed forth the eiTnIgence of a rcvolv-
ing lantern on the summit Of a tower
be may blaze as torch on a project,
ing headland, fame as a lamp at a
pier, aud shine as a candle in a win
loV
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

The human heart is wide region,
il has many fields, aud we arc poor
husbandmen aud while we are very
busy aud very fussy perhaps in ono
field. the noXious growth in another
quickly gets rauk aud strong If l
sec my brother is deficient IN one re-
spect, | may kindly admonish him,
remembering that he may sec occasion
at the same time to admonish me for
some miserable defect in my own
character. Because my deficiency
had escaped my attention is no proof
that am not to blame for its being
there.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

How Soon WE FoRGET.-A leaf torn
from the tree by rugged gale, and
borne away TO some desert spot 10
perish. Who misses it from its fell
lows Who is sad that it is gone Z
Thus it is with human life.
There are dear friends, perhaps,
who are stricken with grief when
loved one is taken and for many days
the grave is wa,ered with tears and
anguish, Bat by and by the crystal
iount is drawn dry, the last drop oozcs
out. the stern gate of f0rgetfulness
folds back upon the exhausted springs,
and time, the blessed healer Of sorrow,
walks over the sepulchre without
waking single echo of his footsteps
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

TINS BEAUTY OF PURrrY.-Goethe
was in company with mother and
daughter when the latter, being re-
proved, blushed aud burst into tears.
Hc said to the mother; Glow beauu-
tul your reproach his mado your
daughter The crimson hue and
those silvery tears become her much
better tbau any ornament OF gold or
pearls those may be hung ON the
neck Of any woman. A fullblown
flower, sprinkled with purcst dew, is
not so beautiful as this child, blushing
beneath her parents displeasure, aud
shedding tears oi sorrow for her fault"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

The moral world is as much supcri
or to tho natural as the house is to
the steps that lead up To IT, This
solid, rock ribbed earth beneath our
feet, and the attitudes above us, around
us, and beneath, s.rewn with flaming
words, are no more than the decora.
tions Of the chamber where the Father
meets his houeshold, and opens to
them the thoughts Of bis heart
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

nIf you do not close that window,
waiter shall die from draught,
said lady at dinner "And il you
do close IT, | shall die from the heat
in this hot weather !! cxclaimond a
stoutcr fair lady. Than there was a
girglc among the diners at the dilem.
ma of tho waiter, when literary gen.
tIeman present, said : "My good fel'
low, your duty is clear; close the
window and kin one lady, and open il
again and kill the other It's death
ANYHOW.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

II is one thing to moralize, another
thing to aot. There are men who
can utter tho most refined and Gle
vatcd sentiments, and at the same
time be guilty of crime Of the deepest
dye. These arc the most dangerous
Of mankind.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

An impudcnt lawyer of New York,
meeting n soldier with very full wh's.
kers, said, "I say, my dear follow,
when are you going to pat your beard
on peace footing pinot until you
place your tongue on the cirit list
was the retort.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

An ElmiW farmer wrote to Mr..
Greeley for advice to the best method
of killing lice ON nnimals. and Horace
told him that the only thing he ever
found that was worth a-(but you
know how he talks )--wns fiue tooth
comb and tho thumb nails. lie says
good thumb.nnil mashsi can mash
all You have got in halfan hour.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

Mrs. Partingion wants TO know If
il were not intended that women
should drive their husbands, why arc
they put through the bridalccrcmonyg
There seems TO be something p'ausi-
bic in the supposition, for nearly all
the ladies are poviding themselves
with switches.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14
me largest Circulation of any Newspaper
in North Central Pennsylvania.
Terms of Subscription.

n maid In advance, or within 3 months. So 90
b paid after and before mOnths........ 2 so
h paid after the expiration Of MONTHS. . 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14
DR.. j. p. BURCHFIELD,
Fishing TackleI

Usr received, a complete assoriinent. consist.
" ing of Trout Rods, Fish Baskets. Line and
Hooks, of all descriptions. At
nkRRYF . Bld1RR a cos.
fearssld, Anhi ", lsiiHt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-23

For ASH one Wlileos ani Gibbs
Machine, Rosewood finished, COIL
cass ons Wilson Mashine, half
afe, aise, orders eH the ElsKsF Sew
ing Machine Co, Fiorcbee Machine
Co., Grover anil Baker Machine
Co, K.tna Machine Co, Wilson
Machine Co, Wilc6s sud Gibbs Ms
chine Co.. Weed Machine Go. Howe
Machine Co, for $50 and up.
wards. on each Of The above Sewing
Machine Cos., for part payment Of
Machines bought from The Comps
nies direct. We sill make it 70
tie intres! OF any party desireiug
to purchase any Of the above
Machines, # they will call or write
to the STAR Office, Sardis Miss.
r. IL. Strauss, Agent for Outlet
celebrated cotton Gins. Hand ii
your orders early.
j22-2m
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Administrators Sale Of Land.

Pursuant to decree Of the chanccry Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered thorcin
On the 18th day Of April, 1871, will on
Monday the 9th day Of October,
1sT1. in front Of the court-bouse door IN said
county, ID the town Of sardis, within lawful
hours, offer for sale at public auction, the fol-
lowing lands belonging 10 the estate d John
T. ward, deceased, to-wit; The southwest
quarter and northwest quarter Of section ~,
township 7, ranges, west also. the sonth-eas,
ouar Dr. IF the same section. THIS last named
quarter will lie sold subject to the dover inter-
eli of the widow therein.
TERMS or SALE.
One.third cash. the balance In two equal in
staliments, due twelve and tgenty-Gcur month
after date, with six per cent. interest from Do,
81 sale. Bonds with good security win b. 70
Iouirea Of the purchasers for deferred ayi.ents
MONROE SHORT, admir-, &c.
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Mississippi s. Tennessee Railroad.

Mississippi * tennessee haiirotu'
TIME T.sEEE.
Change 0 ftime on Sunday Nov. 10 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train lcavcs Memphis lilo =. ", pass
Como s.31 p. Nj, Sariis i:lo, Batossille Wv
CORTLAND 400, Pope's Station bi02, and ar
arrive at Grenada $50 ?. ",
Express trims leaye Memphis 4.f5 =. ~, pass
Como 1923, sardia sos, Bntesyille 1913, Court
land 800, Pope's 8s6G, r. VI. and arrive AZ
Grenada Hoo, y. N.
Freight train leaves Memplis $40 A. ", pas
Como lG25, sardis ll15, Batssvillc 1906
CORTLAND 1895, Po9e's l2;A6, aud arrive a.
Grenada 400 r. Nj,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada 8;2b A., NJ, pass Pope
1914, Courtland, 1929, Be.esvilie, 1896
Sarils, Iis25, Como, 1I;41 4. NJ, and asfis'
at Memphis 2ibD r.a.
Express trains leave Grenada 1ffbA a. ", par
Popo's 3.48, Coariiand 3.55, Batessille 4ilf
sardis 500, Como, G.92, and arrive a. Nom
phis 7.3l A. ".
Freight train leaye Grenaia 500 A. NJ, prs
fope's 0:07, CORTLAND 9.lg, Batcsyillc 9:d5
safdis 100, Como 1l.50t A. NJ, and affiy
at Memphis 4s90 r, NJ.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going South makes dircs
connection Al Grenada for New Hrleana. ~
Express going South conaects for Water Fal
ley, Coaeeyilie, Oxford, &c.
As LIvERHoRE, Gen'l sap't,
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Commissioners Sale.


BY virtue OF a decree Of the Chancery Court
of Pamela county, State Of mississippi rem
dered therein on the l4th day Of July 1871, ~
the suit of Joscphus Carter e.. al. eomplainanls,
npninst Richard Jones e. ok. detendantsi No.
s6G in said Court. viii os Commissioner,
therein appointed, on
Moaday, the 3oh deg II 0ct' 1871,
in front Of the courthouse door, IN the town u
sarais, in said County, within lawful hours,
offer fol- sale OF prblic suction to the highest
bidder, the following valuable lands, lying
and being In said County, All Of section lsi
the south half of section 7, and the north east
quarter of section Il all in township z, Of
range 7 west. Said land will be gold ny
quarter 5~ections.
TERMS OF sAIB.
0ne-third cash, and the balance on a 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 w. hAhhi0oN,
sen 08.ht Commissioner.
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Chancery Notice.

To James Petty, who resides at San harea,
in the State d Texas, and to the unknown
heirs OF Williamson Petty, dece7 Who reside
IN said State Of Texas, but whose names and
post Office address, after diligent inquiry
cannot be ascertaiDed
You, and each Of yoni ore cited 70 be ana
appear before the chanccry Ceart Of Pamela
county Mississippi, al The courthouse Of said
county Of Pamela, ia the town Of Sardia, on
the End Monday in October, 1911, @ show
cause why the final account ofFMD Bon
ner, administrator of the estate Of Alexander
petty, deceased, should not be allowed and ap-
proved by said Court.
By order ofGoprt.
sa.4t J.C. HARRISON, Clerk.
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Legal Advertisements
Commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered there
ia on the 18th dry Of July 1871, IN the suit Of
John II. Martin a. al compliments against
Eliza G. Walker, defend Mt, No. 300 IN SID
Court. I will, as Commissioner therein ap-
pointed, on
Monday, the 30h day Of Oct, 1871,
within lawful hours, in front of sho courthouse
door Of said County, in the town Of S1rdist
offer for sale ut public auction to tue highest
bidder for cash, the following lnnd, to-wit; Thc
north half of the south cest quarter Of seetlon
8, township I, range s west, In said County o.
Pamela,
JOHN 6. HARRISON,
.on 9oEt Commissioner.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-23

Or S,cwprt, r. C. strictly Eclectic rhysi
clan, discariing Cslomrl Blue Mass Quininc
Arsenic. Stryehnia and o.lCr roisons tfcht5,
with almost iuvurlahle success Asthma Ca
tarfh, l%ucipient Consumption FITS Htirt DIS
ease, Dyspepsia, Dropsy Drunhnest MI cases
in a few DAYS. Eryspitas1 Chronic chiilp. Re-
duces al enlarged Splcncs, cures Cancer uoi'
me lor swcllel neck, )Fem0le piscasca Chronic
Liver, Spinal aud Kidney Diseases ptabet'
paralyiis, Piles, letter. serofuta, Neuralgia
Wcn$ Weeping, Sop~LeF Ulcers Suffering
lIarc-Lips, Sore. Eyes Sick and Nervous Head
ache.
Cures badness and removes al suporiiuou'
hair, Embalms the dead, securing forever
against decay and the eonqaeror Of the flesh
the Worm, Cures Rheumatism in all It's forms
Treats Chronic Diseases exclusively
Medicine sent anywhere by mail or Express
All letters strictly confidential, address
On. STEWART, r. C,
Sagdis Mississippi.
NJ. I ON
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READ THE EVIDENCE.

From patterson's Transfer and Omnibus Co.
MEzpHIs, Sept, II, 1868.
We take pleasure in recommending the use
Of Mansfield & Higbee's Magic Arniea I,ini-
ment for all external diseases Of horses, such as
lameness, sprains, bruises, bighead, scratches,
swellings, cuts, etc. We have used II Wild
he greatest success, and would recommend ail
owners Of horses and mules to keep y supply
Of the valuable remedy on hand.
PATTERS0E SEQ.
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Mslal f. H a3
len mfireai cst e. 81 SEQ.
aaf ef f4 tfaaf CR ifs i#s.
nHle faHiaH o. r IT,
g.. Hlb "a Hai sasniy. eaar,
4si faefpf lee esfaial h
leainasf. t1ts Ha ilH raf hH
&C. haz salsseA islsa ogafsa
Hap silh fiaHs ilzma "a Hf.
81 sallsf e. ff# ef il
ilioa, stiassf 3 Ryas, anl taken
tie feasfsl management IF Hi.
isspVi, Tennessee ant Arkansas,
for The Mound CITY Life fhsu.
rance Co, nna have opened n
handsome oIIce II 80 siadison
s.. Memphis. II lbs ether two
parties are only hall as good
Agents as Capt skinner, and We
learn they ere, we only have 70
say that other companies bad bet.
ter look sharp after their laurel.
as capt. skinner Is one Of The
most successful solicitors in the
State.
Bell Treble Planes, and BurdctI
Organs. Il. II. DENNY,
1853 Second 1t.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-23

Owing u professional duties
|Dr. A. |. Ellis was unable IL de-
liver his lecture at the prcshyte-
ian Church last evening, and the
Fc'ure was postponed until next
friday evening"
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AZ Commission Charged foI
Masonic

he tonoE No. 307 A. I. & A. NJ.
IA Communication third THURSDAY
In each month. srr g, "
JOiIy WRIGHT, W NJ.
wADDEY, seey-
sardls Chapter, No. II.
h. of ,be Eastern Star, Regular meeting
Thursday nightin each month.
Mrs. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Metron,
N. B. Wright,
Sec'y.
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SheTiEs Sale.


VIZ. Vendi Exronas,
N. r. Jensen,
By yirture Of d writ Of Vendi ESponas 70 me
directed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Pamela county Misai8ippTin The above statea
case. will on list Monday Of October 1911
In The town Of Como ii front of g. Clarks black
stni,h shop Ia Pamela county, State Of Missis-
sippi within Lawful hcIr. offer for aala ~ Pup
LID auction TO the highest bidder mo following
personal property, 70 Wit: One lot o. Wagon
making aud Blacksmith Tools ana y lct ~ oia
material. Two Wagons &c. &C. Il being me
came property attached and now In my had v
Il. OZAEEE.
Sheriff Panola Ct. Mississippi.
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Chancery Motto.

TO Joseph II. Greenhaw, heir at law of WllllaiH
q. Gleenhaw, deceased, who resides ~ Bolton
Bell county, Texas
You are cited to be and appear before the
Chonery Court Of Pamela county. State Of
Mississippi, at the eourthouse u mid county,
m thc town 81 Sardia on the 2na Monday 10
October ls7l, to show cause why the final ac'
count Of Sarah T. Greenhaw, administrators
u the estate Of said William G. drsenhaw,
deceased. should not be allowed and approved
by said uourt,
By order ofCoart.
s9-4t J.C HARhlSVA, 'lefN'
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Administrators Notice.

By virture Of an order Of the ohaneery
Court Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi,
made al the July term 1870 thereof the under
signed administrator Ne bo1is non Of the Estate
Of Elizabeth L. McCorkle, deceased, viii or
Monday the 9th lay Of October next 1871 be-
tween the hours oil o'clock Tn the forenoon,
and 4 o'clock III the afternoon Of said day, ID
front Of The court house door In the town Of
sardis, In said county, expose for sale ~ pnb-
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder for caall The
following real estate, Of said deceased, consist
ing of the soath halt Of fractional quarter Of
section 30, township ~. range 3 situated IN
Pamela county State Of Mississippi containing
ia acl II: also Tie north half Of lots II, II, 10,
ana a. or lie north half Of the south west ffac-
tioaal quarter Of section 30, township y, range
) east, containing II acres, more or less, in
said county and State
Jons A. PORK. Admis'tr
D1 Bonig Non.
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Administrators Notice.

Whereas letters Of administration on INC
Estate Of james G. Goode were granted the IN
dersigned by the Honorable chancefy Court
Of Pamela county State Of Mississippi on tho
18Th day Of August 1871. Now oil persons
having claims against said.Estate, will present
them and hayc the came allowed aud register
ed. within the time allowed BY law, Or the
same will be forever barred.
J. a POLK
r,fg Administrator.
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No-l-Sm
Stolen.
800 REV ARD.

A chesnut sorrel horse 7 years old, star IN the
forehead, two white marks on the left fore leg
or arm lust under the breast, stolen last san
day night 10th inst. will pay The above re-
ward for the horse and thief or $50 for the
horse. Any information thankfully received,
A. Y. pARTEE,
a2G-lm Star Place, Pamela county, Miss,
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Chancery Notice.

70 Joseph u Grccnhaw, a resident Of Bolton,
Bell county, State ofTcxss;
You are cited to appear before the Chancery
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, at the
eonrt-housc OF said county In the town Of Sar-
dis, on the md Monday in October, 1871 70
show conse why tho inni account Of datah u
Grcenhaw, as guardian Of said losepllh utee'-
haw, ehall not be allowed and approved ~
amd Court,
By order Of Court.
J. G. HARRISON, Clerk,
rrcounn pnpdolph. Atty. sD-lt