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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-10-27

The VICE PRESIDENTS VIEWS OF
PUBLIC PoLICY.-Vice President Colfax,
in this weeks Independent, gives his
views as to the conditions under which
the Republican party should enter the
next Presidential campaign, in order to
render victory certain. He observes
that the political horizon is aglow with
the brilliant rays of Republican tri-
umphs, and the huz=as of victory thrill
millions of happy hearts. In regard TO
retrenchment, he would have the army
and navy reduced to q peace basis by
the present gradual process and ex-
poets that Congress will, by next sum
mer, have reduced the National expend-
iture below S270, 000, 600 per year, per-
haps even Sl0,000000 less. No subsi-
dies OF further railroad grants should
DE accorded. Regarding amnesty, the
Vice President holds that the @undoubt-
ed public opinion of the county is that
the time for general amnesty has aFriv-
ed, and considers that tae truest states
manship and wisest policy require that
the great mass of Southern people
should be relieved by general law
from all constitutional disabilities.
Civil service reform, including In its
details the nomination of postmasters
by the people, should be approved and
practically inaugurated- The financial
policy of the party should favor the
reduction of taxation to the extent of
sc, 100000 or SS0O00,000. This redne-
ton should be effected by reducing or
removing the duties on tea and coffee,
the poor mans necessaries of life, and
the abolition of the income tax. and the
internal taxes affecting homo Inanu fac
lures.
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A dispatch to the New York Herald,
from Gloucester, Mass, dated Oct. 10Th,
states that there is great excitement In
that town. Says the dispatch:
"a few days since the schooner z. A.
Horton was taken from the harbor ct
GnysborO, Nova Scotia, by party OF
men who, IL is believed, were sent for
that purpose from Gloucester, and that
the vessel is now due at that port. II
Is now said that . British gunboat, sent
IN search of the schooner, arrived of
Cape Ann yesterday, with the intention
Of recapturing and taking her back to
Nova Scotia A telegram to Charleston
navy yard resulted in the sending Of an
American gun boat to Gloucester
which, after taking several U, s. OH
Gals and owners of schooners on board,
started last evening on q cruise to pre-
vent the schooner from being molestsd
by British vessel in American waters.
Several officials and citizens of Glouces-
ter have gone TO Boston TO Interview
President Grant upon the subject. The
affair Is believed to be one of great
gravity"
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SENSIBLE WORDS ABOUT ADvERTIs-
INo.-The following is from the fnan-
cial article of the Journal Of COnsmeTce,
New York:
'People who sit nervously 10. count
lighthouses, or behind their goods, wait
ing for customers TO take them by
storm, and making no effort to let the
world know the bargains they have to
offer, will find the season very uupFo-
pitious. Many of those who have spent
large sums in hiring drummers and
paying for other well known applian-
ces of trade, have effected larger sales
but swallowed up too large share of
the receipts in such enormous attend
ant expenses.
The best remuneration has been found
by those who have returned to more
legitimate old-fashioned methods of
pushing their business. We say it. not
simply because we are interested in
this line of expenditure, bat as our best
advice to all who wish to be enterpris-
ing, and to secure q larger custom, there
is nothing now so effective as adver-
Using. A little advertising may be
like gentle touch of the whip to poor
Dobbin's horse, "mercY thrown away :"
but liberal outlay is. almost certain to
bring it in large return, and this will
last even beyond the current season.
We do not believe that any one who
has valuable service or desirable prop
erty to offer, can fail of reaping o rich
harvest by continuous advertising on q
large scale.
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MORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ANCIET
CITIEs.-Of the moral chara cteristics of
the early cities We should be glad to
know more; how the quiet course of
domestic life glided on beneath the
walls of Karnak and the tower of Belus !;
what virtues were priced what Joys or
sorrows disturbed the current of ex-
isTence. Yet some indications of moral
progress may be discovered. The cor
ruptiOn of Babylon and Thebes was
followed, after the lapse of centuries,
by the higher culture of Greece. Athens
taught humanity. No gladiatorial
shows nor human sacrifices were per-
mitted by its progressive people. De-
mosthenes boosted that his life had
been spent in the service of his native
city, and in constant effort to win the
esteem of his fellow-citiZens; Pericles,
that no Athenian had ever suffered by
his fault. Benevolence and charity
were cultivated in all the Greek cities.
The name of Gillias of Agrigentum is
preserved, whose immense fortune was
wholly employed in aiding the INDECENT
and providing for the welfare of others !;
the Coutts or Peabody of antiquity.
Integrity was priced as the chief of
civic virtues. To make profit from a
public Office was an objectionable crime.
creased his moderate heritage one
drachm through all his long tenure of
Office. Aristides was known as the
Uncorrupt. In the purer days of Rome
the great lived in poverty, and Fa-
bricius cooked his own simple fare.
Cato was SO careful of his honor that he
weighed and accounted for all the cold
he brought from the East. ReguIus,
rather than violate an oath, went back
cheerfully to slavery and death, wing
his family dependent on charity. Of
all the plumber of wealthy Carthage he
took nothing. Horace has painted in
the graudest of his lyrics, the man of
conscious integrity, who, intent on
some noble aim, defies the rage of
tyrants or the clamors of the people.
Juvenal and Tacitus, in deathless
satires, hold up to degenerate age the
rigor of ancient honesty. Lycurgus
was for twelve years the controller of
Athens in its last decline. Millions of
revenue passed through his hands, vet
every fourth year his accounts were
audited, and were found to be rigidly
correct. At length, when he was dy-
lug, he demanded q new examination.
The auditors reviewed his long career :;
his accounts were again declared to be
perfectly accurate; they were engraved
on marble tablets, and the Athenian
controller died happy in the approval
of his own conscience and of his native
city. fragments of the marble tablets,
it is said, have been discovered at
Athens, and might prove instructive
models for modern financiers.-From
''Gre2t Cities and their Fate by Eu-
gene Lawrence, in HaFpe1's Magazine
for Norenl6er.
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TO BUILDERS.
Court House Greenwood County

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned. It'll October %. leIi. ~ u
o'clock m, at the county CLERKS of1ce. Eureka,
Kansas, Cor the erection of \ Court House and AL
M Eureka. Plans and Specifications for the pro-
posed work may be seen a. the ONCE Of the County
ttork IN Eureka. or al the of3ce OF j. q. Haskell
architect, Lawrence.
Each bid must be accompanied by . guarantee
Ia the OF q COO, signed by two pousible
sons, that the bidder viii enter into contract In
case the award Is made to him. Proposals. will be
!orth In the specifications. PayDepts monthly ir
cash. The right TO reject any aud ali bids Is re-
served. :; i. BAKER,
w. L SEARS, \ ComInfsfrS
w: GoptkIr,,
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POTTER PALNER-Everybody has
heard of this Chicago millionaire. A
correspondent writes that his losses by
IRE are immense. Two miles of mag
nificent stores on State street are in
ruins aud his grand hotel, the Pacific
house, is gone. He had invested mill.
ions of dollars In building up Chicago,
and to do this had mortgaged heavily
the larger part Of his improved prop
the fire, that he secured loan of $780,
600 at S-i0 per cent, and has nothinr
LEFT to meet bis heavy loaus but barren
lots and what little improved property
may have been spared in the southern
part OF the city, entirely inadequate to
make him whole. lie WAS largely in.
sured IN home companies. most of
which are bankrupt and unable TO meet
thsir LOSSES.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Foli
i the benefit of the estate Of Q; NJ Sntherl ,
deceased, at the farm one-hRf mile sonth OF I'm
poria on Saturday October sSth, 1S71, nunlDer al
farm stock, consisting of horses, colts, COWS,
calves and steers. Terms Of sale, one years time
on ali sums over $40 with interest at ten per cent
per apnun, and approved security -.
POLLY SUTHERLAND,
land decease,I 42-l3
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''ST1oK TO THE FENcE."-For fifteen
years daily, at Stamford, Conn.,, man
has sat on the fence and watched every
railroad train az it passed. Exchange.
He is probably trying to make up his
mind if it would be safe to ride in the
cars. Old fellow, you stick to the
fence! If the top rail is sharp, turn it
oyer or put a cushion on it. Fit up a
smoking apartment on the next panel
if you like, and rig luxurious couch
OH the next one to that. Bring out
your baggage, take check for it, and
hang il on a post. Buy a ticket and
punch it yourself. Ask yourself the
distance to the next station, and get in
suited. Secure, as your means will
permit, all the luxufies of railroad trav-
ell, but don't get off that fence to enjoy
them. So shall you die a natural death,
and the good wife shall not expend the
farm fighting the life insurance compa-
MES over your cold corpse. You're in
the right o. this thing, old rooster.
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~ENTRA LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA.
II BIE on bth Avenue, between Commercial and
MSchanics Street, Is now open and ready for busi-
ness and will furnish teams at any time during
the Jay or night Passengers conveyed 20 any part
~ the country liberal terms- Particular aften-
ion paid TO boarding transIent stock. VIII
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D;ssoIution of partnershiD.

-YJ1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
isting between j. IL ffinkle ana Abner Had
ley In the queenswAre business is hereby by rnutI
al consent dissolved. Abner Hedley retiring. D.
B. Hinkle will continue the business at the cid
stand, assuming all Liabilities of the old nr1h ana
ABNER HADLEY.
October 18th. IsII. ca
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A BARGAIN.

90 ACRES of first-class bottom land i1s
~ miles northeast Of Emporia, shout IL
acres fenced and broken, acres of wool and
timber, house I6x24. A nice place for a home
and for gardening. Part on time.
BACHELLER & JONES.
w47-tf Real Estate Agents.
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PEANUTS are sHpersediBg cotton In
many parts Of the south. The peanut
requires bRt little attentions. and the
crop l. 8 sure thing. ss1--
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FIRST Class House.
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
DURFEE HO USE,
LAWRENCE. KANSAS,
4. SKINNER. Proprietor.
N,aFT nDC
TAILORS.
w. E. sUTLIFF 3 Co,

NJ IcCIS Ant TAILO1IS
rTNHE Oldest clothing house IN Kansas. They
4 purchase direct from the manufacturers,
Leop the largest stock OF goods, pay no rent,
sell more goods, OF better quality, at lower
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A RARGAIN.

T WILL SELL l60 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND
in Dent county, Mo-, title good. for 1910. or will
trade for property in Kansas. Address me at En-
- 24s.45s MI. CooP.
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TNROM THE UNDERSIGNED. LIVING Two
Il miles east OF Emporia, on sunday, OctoOer
Sth a light bay horse, three years old, nisefn
hands high both hind feet white. and star in the
face viii pay the above reward for his recoY-
ery fs4a-43%1 JAMES SHAW
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LIVERY sTAsLEs.
Il HAW.nAYIa,
CIEVEIANIlSR

ANEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE.
~ Yo1 can get your horses fed with good feed, ~
ow prices also horses and bugges 10 let, and teams
or heavy hauling
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.ETEcTToN NOTICE.

mo THE VOTERS OF EAfTORIA TOWNSHIP.
Lyon county, Kansas: Notice Is hereby given
that the coming fall election in said township will
he held AT Sotfen's mill VIII. SKINNER.
asa Township Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE

Oyer Iasker & Etoll,s. I63 Commercial st.
EaPoRIA, KANSAS
Hos the largest aud best Eisfof City
Lots 5t0sU offered for szEes Jo5. cash.
on time, %. lease. Deeds, mort
9ages, de. stEnsea, "a nd "a cEf5sctVg
ssdgsR1nts taken. wl94f-7
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cruelty Knocked if this were 10 be the

Cuas
Now do not sit down and brood over
your grief, If you can help IL. Do not
close your blinds and shut out the sun
shine. Let it warm you, though your
baby is cold. You would rather have
felt its little warm clasp even for that
brief time, than not to have known the
bliss of motherhood, would you not ?
Well, then, warm your poor heart with
that bit of comfort. NosC there is q lad
der refhing to Heaven, only seen by
You, OF used by you. Heaven is not
now, toSou, the misty land it used to
be. Y0H sec 1t clearly. By and by you
will hear its music, and one little voice
your mothers ear will detect and none
who see the peace which illumines your
face will know s0herefore, save 1-Him
who doeth all things WELL" And so
with my love, leave you.
FANNY FHRN
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WOOD WANTED.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFIOE I4fUN IUlI
EAPoRIA, October 4, 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElS ED
- at this ofice until Atufslay IL m, tho Sth ohS
OF October, 1871 to furnish Lyon county atty cofs
of good dry wood. said wood 90 be four ftet long.
ali split, and what Is known as "haFd wood, snd
to be delivered before the first day OF De
cembcr, lS71. Bids Will he received for ten cords
and upwards. The right to reject any and all bidS
BY order of-the Board OF County Commissioners.
David s. GILMORE.
4a-83 County Clerk
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n ROBINSON & SON, Proprietors. Corner
j Is OF Merchants street and sixth Avenue Ihis
house has been rented and furnished throughont,
and Is now open to the public. Stages leave daily
aud connect with all Eastern Railroads.
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] srRA rs, NOTICES. dc.
sHEEp Fon SALE.
TO BUuDERs.

cEALEn PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED
y until IL O'Clock NJ, of Friday, the u OF No
yeInber for the erection of 4 frame school house
near agile creek. Specifications. etc may b-
seen at The ONCE of Bachelier u Jones, Land
Ey order Of the Board A. j. STROUD,
1IAS - Clerk.
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ROBINsON House,

CSINTH AVENUE, east OF Commercial street
- J. L DALTON. Proprietor, furnishes n iH
class accommodations at most reasonable prices:
stages leave daily for all points southwest ana
West OF Emporia. u-u
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ANTICIPATED TROUBLE WITH ENG
LAND.

{ Va.l Pyoqress.
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PHYSICIANS

W i'll observe At once that to order SINGLE BOT
TIES slaflc up FROM this prescription tFormEla
of late DR. EASrOS, Hed. Head OF GIasgow
University, seotiansl.l requires that the ilTng-
giSt be a SKILLED CHEMIST, requires sPEtl-
ALLY ADAPTED vessels. requires THREE
DAYS for the CHEMICAL CHANGES and ma
nipuIaton aistt therefore at cost of - % - Tor one
l,ottis--wheFeas Druggists sch Our
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hotels.
MADISON HOUSE

BUCKEYE HOUSE.
T0IFTH AVENUE, Emporia, KansAs, near cor
II ner OF Commercial Street. Btrdsall franz
fsroOriatora Wa2u
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e,Ton1c of Health

k<9y- TONIC BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS
Sugar coate) in glass bottles 20 eeBts, one pill
dose The yEEsY BEST prescription KNOWN
for the LIVER and the 81 OOD
For sale by Moore ( Weaver only aufhortsOd
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CIGARS AND ToBAcco.
Q. w. MILLER.

NYHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Cigars. Tobacco and Smokers' Articles
Agent for best Michigan Fine Cut, 169 Commercia Ia
street, Emporia, Kansas o<s-1
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DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Emporia, Kan;
4 Eas. Once corner OF Commercial street and
Sixth avenue, over Riggs. Dunlap 4 Cos bank
Residence corner OF Seventh avenue and AercnAnt
street. All calls In his professionpromPtiy attend
sd to. WSi-u
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e. 5. RIGGS. n. D..
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once in Riggs.
o Dunlap 4 Co.'s building. Entrance ON Sixth
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HOTELS.
ELDRIDGE HOUSE

LAWRENCE, KANSAS,
II. A. SMITH. Proprietor.
The only drst-elass house IN the city. Liv
rey and Feed Stable connected with the house
F" Prices reasonable.
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PHYSICIANS.

j. j. WRIGHT, n. ID.
nFFICE over Emporia Bank. ResIdence on
~ West street So-u
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L. ID. JACOBS n. D.,
DHYSICIAN q SURGEON. Of1ee IN brick
Il front building over Laskcr & stoirs clothing
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j. A. MOORE, NJ. d.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Onlce at the
Il Drug Store OF Moore & Weaver.
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Trustees Sale

Epv virtue sf The p-oFisioas Of a GER tRia
A0lesi of Trusi nAcs by W Y. Coascr 81
the I'll tar Of Dscemsxs A. D.. 1858. TO the
undersigned as Tvns,ee. 10 seAre 70 Pauline
l. Walker eertaia Indebtedness nsniiOned
;He'siH. be szid deed beng duly recorded a
ret I'd beck afdeei, ~ pages 70. u aud ~
Of Noxabee C9aaiT, State oF NissiSsi ppi, the
undersigned Tl'i p.Ose.d - sell 10 he highest
bidder, ter cash, AZ Vuhie sa,erF. before the
CsIr House dow 10 the Towu Of Mseoa In sud
County and State aforesaid. or Monday the
s9th day Of January 1871. the folloEink
eeseribed paTceis or peSes Of lands
lying and being in the county and State
afOl esajd, tc-wiI, all of section six ex-
cept that poTtiOa thereof east Of the Ma
con and Louisville Road 10 the turn in
said road, thehee from the middle Of
said rosd south TO the boundary line of
said section six, aud the NJ Of see. : all
IL Township Il, North of range IL east,
OF 50 mach Ofsaid i4nds as shah be sun,
cient 70 satisfy, the amount now due said
Pauline Z. Walker az the holder of said
Indebtedness and costs and charges
The tisie to the above property il BE-
lieved TO be coed, but | shall only a v
sach title as is vested in me Is Trustee.
JAMES II. RIvES,
Jan1 ls9l-S Trustee SC.
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Contains no Lac Sulphur,
no Sugar of lead, no H.
tharge, no nitrate of Sill
yer, and is entirely tree
from the Poisonous and
health deStrnying drugs
used in other Hair Prep
arationS.
TrAosparen. ard clear sservstal, i vilnOt
soil the hne-i fabrie-perfsciiv SAFE,
CLEAN sd aesde7lums
rONG SOUGHT FOR And FOUND
ATLASr
II restores and prevents the BAiT from be-
coming GRAY, impsrts = sOf, glossy appear
ance. removes Dan5ruh, i COO! and refreshing
10 the head. cheeks the Hair from falling Cd,
and re.,oresit o. sreat extent shenrprsna-
,nrsiy lost, prevents Headaches, cures al Ha-
mors Outrageous aruptions, and unnatural
Hs.t. as 4 DRESSING FOR THE
E4iR TfS TIE BRST ARTTCLE IN
THE MARKET
DIR G.. SNTTH, Patsatee, GrOtOn yu1c-
lion Mas. Prepared only By PROCTOR
BROTHERS, Gloacesier. uss$ The Genu-
i-e; !. 20, 10 IN q panel bOtfle, made express.
" for il. with the Bsme Of she aFslcie biOSa
in the ssass. Ask your Druggist for NAsase's
Hair Res,oadvs, and sks 70 Other.
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Here is the IaW--isead II.

Ifany person shall exercise IN
this State the duties of auctiOneer,
~t,hout having first complied with
~ law. he shall be guilty of mis-.
dsmeanor and in addition to any
otsger penalties imposed by law
such person so oflehdins shall be
subject 10 arrest and. OH conviction
before any Justice Of the Peace,
shall be fined not less than double
the amount Of tax imposed by said
section, OF shall be Imprisoned IN
the county Jail not exceeding SIX
months, or be punished By both
fine and Imprisonment at the dis
cretion OF the court, and the cir.
emit courts of the several counties
shall have concurrent jurisdiction
tn punish on indictment and con
yiction, and One-third of the fine 81
imposed shall be paid TO the per.
sou who shall give information Of
-
this act.
Now, take notice that we have
complied with the law and are the
only legally authorized Auction
GERS of Noxubee county.
T. j. EDWARDS & co
A~uctioneerS of Noxubee Co
T J. Edwards & Co. will attend
all sales of Merchandise, Horses,
Mules. Plantations, AdmipiStra.
tors. Guardians, Executors and
l all other sales. Give ms a call
Prompt business is our motto.
PUBLIC Satellite unclaimed
watches and jewelry left with the
late s. Lindvall for repairs an
now in possession of the under.
signed. will De sold Saturday, Jan
Dist. inst. for the cost OF repair.
ing. CHAS. 4. WISSLER'
JAM 81 A"mF
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NEW APPRENTICE
law.

Atthe present term ofthe Chan
Gerry Court for tins Comfy. Chan
c,llsr Lyon called attention TO the
law passed by the last Legislature
entitled IAN Act for tie ]proJect;o"
OF Apprentices aud Minor CHI
dren."
The Court specially referred 70
Section 1 of the Act. wherein it :
made the duty of all Civil Officers,
to report all Minor children subject
TO be apprenticed under the pro
visions of the Act. rs soon as they
shall come TO th,ir knovlefge, to
the Chancerv Court.
The Law provides that no Minor
child or children. whose parent OF
Iareuis shall. at the time be living
and residing in this State. shall he
bound out without the consent OF
sach parent or parents aud, that
all orphan children. undvr the age
of fourteen years. who have no near
relations able and willing to pro
vide for and take care OF tAem IN a
suitable and proper manner. may
he bound out or apprenticed to any
competent and proper person, un-
II such orphan shall arrive at the
age Of eighteen years, in case OF
females. aud at. the axe Of twenty
one. in the case of males; and
makes il the duty of the Cira1ceil'
orS in the Counties wherein they
hold their regular Courts respect
lively, 10 bind out and apprentice
said orphans themselves, always
providing with special care for the
welfare OF such orphans
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LAND SALE.

7 VIII OF Il, s1s d. Il Fearu-rv 7ev'.
1 m roa' q toe court 1a1'e .0-r, IL ne
s9~4 u Macon. sd al ise Aud oe4aE : 20
tie rsa.s o. J4s + H-yne> recessed. lo-
eash, knsuu ma f-srrih-! - i%pl1rs fa--
+, . NJ aud -Wt fiji. Mt mi II SN5
of : c-ion u h. sec ion %, IS. liNN+ o.
sec iou = al Ia j5r-s1p 10, rsrse Is aud
the SIt oi NTx q section ~ o'us iP H.,
mage s est H. NoI4oer e1any Sis>ssD.
ri auI also the folio sing lands : ng IA Via
s-on COUNTY, in AID State, 10 81 s. irsc.
iio1al section 10 4ad L, siSWt 81 ecg.On -.
ai ia low1ship Is rarg' Il, eat. ! conner
orjy sgsb tile al vested il me - simin =
trsior J. b. ALLG0OD.
LuaI-TI-St Adm'r
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-01-21

I EfTERS Of admiDistrEtiop having been
~ granted to the uhdersigued BY the HOa.
Chaneery Court ofKoxubee county, nisuiss-
ippi, at the January FERN. thereof. rpOu
the estate Of W B POINDExTER, dsreosed.
notice Is hereby given 70 all Serrons having
claims against said estate, 70 present III, n
and have the came allowed aaa Ieginered
IN the tine prescribed By Lac or Ghey unl
re forever 0sFsed.
OSCAR c. BROTHERS
JAZZ fE~svs AdmftkHaor,