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y. RoV-~ym- Stoddard, Of LynnYIJle,
Tenn who has been travelling among
his native hills in Virginia, during the
past few weeks, has been writing Sc
RES of very. entertaining letters to the
Nashville Union and American, con-
corning men, women and things in the
old Dominion. He has been delivering
lectures in Virginia for the. benefit Of
some benevolent or memorial society. s
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

A. s. GOODWIN.
\ RUFUS K. POLK.
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For Rent.

A 3roomed Cottage. healthily situated, nj
the junction Of the Mt Pleasant aud Har-
shire pike. now occupied BY Prof. Hers. =
session can be had on Sept 9th, 1872. Any
on the premises. . [Aug 30-1
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Co,,o~ Premiums,

The merchants Oa business men %
Columbia, realizing pe importance OF
the cotton crop. purpose oneflns several
cash premiums on cotto. a. our ap-
preaching Fair. Mr.. Martin Oh 'he urn
OF Martin, Embry & Wright, Is us.ng MS
best endeavors to increase the pre- t.I
sufficiently largo as to make an int Sce>
ment for our formers to compete tor I. &c
prizes. Several hundred dollars have
already been subscribed.
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SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
For the Cure of
AGUE AND FEVER,
OR cHILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor of tins celebrated medicine
Justly claims for Il a superiority over all rem
edies ever oif-Ted to the public fer the s@le,
certain, speedy and permanent cure Of AGue
and Fever, ar Chi!ls AMI Fever. whether OF
short or lsng standing. lie refers 10 the en-
tire Western and Southern coustry % bear him
testimony to the truta of she assertion, thai IN
no case whatever will it Ed' H. cure il the di
rect:ons are strictly fo;iowel and carried out
In a great many eases single dose has been
sufficient for cure, aud whole families have
been cured by single bottle. with perfect
restoration Of the gsreFsl bealtli. IL is. how
ever, pr udeht, ani IN every case more eertsin
to cure, If is use is In;inued ia smaller dO-es
tor ueek or twa alter tbs disease has been
checked, more espsc:s:lY in d.t.cUit and long
standing cases. Usca;iy :fis Medicine val
not require an az 10 zee? abs bowels iagoOd
order. Should the pG:ient. n wever, require
eathsrtic medicine, after LAYING taken THREE or
fur doses OF the to1ic, single COS. OF Bulls
Vegetable Family P,lls will DC sufficient.
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4ettef. Sail Rheum and all Ska Diseases
cured By Bf. Pierce Golden Medi Del Discoy:

The Peoples stamp Of va1ue.-The
! Government endorsement, which lesalizes the
sale of Plantation Bittsrs. is not the only
II bears, in addition that ON sanction, the
ton. This in stimahls voucher Of Its rare
i've, is Of mach earlier date than the Govern
ment credenti Al for millions o. sick persons
Age long before Congress THOUGHT Of taxing
proprietary medicines. 1t is unnecessary to
repeat, in detail the properties OF this wonder
full Vegetable Invigorant. The best reference
particulars Of is virtues, 10 the General Public.
Ask those Who have tried it AZ remedy for
dyspepsia. connstipation,, 1iliopsaess. inter
sea sickness, low spirits, or loss Of vital power.
what Plantation Bitters has done for: them
and be 20. erned ~ the response they make to
ysSf Inquiries. =
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Will be opened at Corinthian Hall by Jas. B.
Murphy, on Monday the 18th of Aug. 1872.
Terms, Primary branches, 500 per month
Classics, &C., $500. Those wishing to enter
should apply at once, as only limited number
will be admitted. - laug. 2.
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A Green Velvet Purse. between CANDLES
Store and the Institute, containing green
backs and some coins. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at the HERALD OFFICE.
Aug. 16 If,
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MARRIAGm.

On Knob Creek, Mt the residence Of Newt
Hanks, on Sunday, August H. by Rev. Ben.
Haywood, Mr.. B. FRANK WATSON and Miss
BETTE WIsENER. -.ssf-a
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Male High Seh00l.

Tho mkt session of this school will open in
the room under ''Herald Office" August &c
1872. For information, apply to
aug.9- JOHN SLOAN BEECHER, Prin.
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bargains, bargains. Bargains

At Mrs. M. J. Bryant's Emporium of Fashion.
All the novelties of the reason, in both Mill
merry and Fancy Good. We will sell at reduc
ed prices. in order to make room for Fall
Goods. The New Styles, introduced in the
Eastern markets, we arc constantly receiving
Call and examine. Era (Aug 2.tf
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Mrs. S. B. Mack will resume her school on
Monday, September I'd. r rf
Tuition from $3.50 to Is mbnth. Boys re-
ceived under the same restrictions as hereto
fore. A class in Latin will be formed for be-
ginners, free of extra charge. [Augls If.
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All persons having subscribed stock to the
Mau.y County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society are hereby notified to Come forward
Immediately and pay their first instalment.
JOSH G.. BAILEY, Secy.
~
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"The Saving Deposit Life Insurance Plan, u

To which they invite the attention of those
contemplating insurance. 1t is believed il
will commend itself Ia universal favor
Those insuring on this plan viii de permit
ted, IL they choose, To withdraw their entirt
other features that Obyiate. tlse objections to
insurance on other plans Explanations OF
this scheme have been prepared, and arc
now in the hands OF the Companys agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Grundy Hendrick is agent for the sale of tn
Nashville State Fair, and Williamson Count
(Franklin) Fair Tickets. Sec list of Premium
on another page. Give him call.
Aug. 80 3w ft 4
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Distances from Columbia by Duck
River Valley Railroad.

IUIH OOIunbia 10 ST. LOUIS 90 f"iIes'
Fayetteville 45
Huntsville, as
huntsville to Nashville, 10
to st. Louis. 403
Fayetteville to Nashville 80
Lewisburg TO Nashville 63
This table shows the great adya utsge
of this road in the saving OF dis tance
from Huntsyille and all Intermediate
points TO Nashville, a. well a. Sc. Louis.
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Execnfots. Nasi.a

All persons indebted to the estate of DR.. j..
W. S. Frierson, decd. are requested to call
and make settlement Immediately,
3. W. FRIERsON.
JOHN Paterson,
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IngIesfde Academy.

Every Style and Quality
Of Boots. Shoes and Hats can te fund at
Sheesog * Son 8. at very low prices.
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Our aim haas aIways bee,

To keep stock Of Boots. Shoes and HAS that
should to perfect in fit, well and honestly
made. and suitable to first class trade. .,
SHgEGOG ( SON.
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We are now having made men and boys
boots. ladies'. misses and children shoes by
the best workmen in the United States, which
will be received early in September. and will
sold, for cash at prices much lower than ever
offered in Columbia. SHREGoG & Son.
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Past Success Guarantee for the Future

This Company vas incorporated and or
ganized in NoveinDgs, 49,, and is now in
the fifteenth year Of it's existence. lt has
steadily increased in popular favor from its
origin; and, as Will seen above, has paid
out nearly three millions, to widows and or
phans, and over one nsIt,o1s of dividends.
1t has become one OF the psrmanent finan-
cial institutions. of the country, and may
confidently be expected 10 pay its obliga-
tions maturing fifty years hence.
1t issues policies on all the usual plans,
with the most liberal PROVISIONS as to noE-
forfeiture, residence and travel.
Dividends are made on the Contribution
Plan, and are applied, at the option OF the
Policyholder, to reduction OF premium, or
increase of the amount insured. L..t
Policies issued TO the amount Of $4,000 on
q single life, and no extra rates are charged
/ in any case. a. ..t ~ rgf 81
The highest rates Of interest realized on
its cash Investments.
| ance already in use, the Company have
adopted what is styled
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al the above medicines prepared u De
john Bull at his Laboratory, 18th Street, Lou
Isvllle, Ey. For sale by 7 B RAINS. C0iSsn
h 7ena. Nay 81, Is i2-lT-
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TT S. INTERNAL REV ENUE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all owing Q s In
tsrnal Revenue that unless they come forward
mn,diaisly and make settlement, their prone.
J will be exposed for sale, to satisfy ths came.
A. q. TAYLOR,
- j.. -. DOOLEY,
APr1i -, 1914. Deputy Collectors
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For Sal,

| We have for sale an Eagle Cotton Gin, also
. Power Corn Shelter. eta
| June IL Am MARTIN, EHBRY & WRIGHT.
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A Maury Countian on the Wing.

DEAR HERALD: Godelicb, just COM
ing into notice as pleasant summer re-
sort, is Canadian town OF 4, 900 inhabit-
a. ts, at the eastern end of Lake Huron.
Standing on a bluff at the mouth of
Maitland river, it commands beautiful
view of the lake and surrounding
country. The air is deliciOusly pure
and cool, the hotels are neat and well
kept, the visitors pleasant, cordial and
unrretentious. The surrounding coun-
try is pictureque and Interesting. offer
ing many pleasant drives. There is
good fishing and boating public bath
house with fresh and salt baths-and
several good livery-stables. Prices are
very moderate--board eight dollars per
week, children and servants half-price.
The fare from Nashville, by way of
Detroit, is twenty-five 3Olldrs-by Chs
/ cago, and thence by steamer about the
same. Pleasant excursionscan be made
eastward to Toronto, Mag ara, Montreal,
etc. or in the direction to Lake Superior
and Mackinac.
All kinds OF clothing are much cheap
er than in the United States, and visitors
buying their winters outfit in Canada
| will save more than enough to pay their
| way home. A good suit costs just hall
what it would with us.
/ forgot to mention that we have de-
| licious fish three times a day--Lake
trout and white fish-just out of the
| water.
Altogether, advise the tourist reach
ing the lakes not to stop short OF Canada
and once in Canada. by no means neg
lect GOderich. Yours truly, Z.
GoDERIcH, Canada, Ang. 10, 1872.
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The best Goods will always be found

We solicit cash buyers to extend. to us the
trial of competition.
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Insurance Company.
Assets, s6. 100000

ton OF the Company se,go7 ,9Je.s7
Totaf return dividends paid since
organization Of Company, I,22,Ol37l
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Superior Goods, Fair Dealing and
small Profits, Is SheegOg & Sons
Motto.
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Cleanse the System Of az Impurities.
n4- Swayne's Panaces Purifes the Blood.
pa- As Blood Purifier and cure for Scrofu-
lous Complaints. liberated Sore Throat, Mer-
osrial and syphiiitie diseA.ss, hip .soiht COM
plaint, &C., d.. SwxYSEs PAEAcEA has a
worldwide reputation: It imparts streng
Constitutions. Describe symptoms in ali
communications. ami address letters to the
principal Office Of DR.. swAYNE 4 SOs, No. 800
North sixth street, above Vine street, PhiIa-
delphia. For sale BY D. G. Helm, Columbia.
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OFFICERS.

CHAS. II. PECK, President. ~
WIN. T. SEI.BY, Nice-Pfesident. "a.
A. T. STEWA Secretary. -.,
J. q. CATIIN, Cashier.
]. s. MILLER, General Manager Agencies.
WIN. f.. HARVEY, Actuary.
w. NJ. McPHEETERS, Medical Officer.
DIR. J. T. IIODGEN, Consulting Physician.
CLINE, JAMESON & DAY, Legal Advisers
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Nashville 4 Deessur \. 3. schedule
Commeneing Dunday, AuEnst 18th
METEOROLOGICAI.
RkRnNETEp

Bange OF Thermometer and Baron
ter. at Wint0n, Residence OF j. ri.
James. for the week ending Aug
Both. 1877
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Columbia, Aug. 8, 1872. If.
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wILLIAMsPORT ITEMS.

Though last week was exceedingly
hot, the farmers )mmenced pulling
fodder that evening after the raid OF
grasshoppers. Cotton is opening briskly.
That energetic farmer, T. J. Dorset.
Esq, had a cropper, Jesse James, cold,
who picked 142pounds one day last week.
jeff is an early bird"
That clever and social gentleman, >
G. Comstock, ESQ.,, agent Of that popu-
lar sewing machine, Grover & Baker,
was among US last week. He is bound
to sell wherever no goes.
The citizens of the Greenfield Bend
and Delk neighDOrhood are agitating
the subject of building Union Church.
May success attend them, for it is greatly
needed. There will be two doys meet
ing at the Bluff School House, in said
neighborh2od, Saturday and Sunday
next.
Mr.. VIM. Young, of the 18th district,
was slightly son struck last week, to the
tune of five pounds, clothes and all.
Julius Blair, cold, cropper of the
Greenfield Bend, says he visited his old
home, recently, in the vicinity of Spring
Hill, and the darkies hear it there, that
Greeley says no negro shall vote tor
him unless they pay him fifty cents a
vote.
Mr.. Richard Choate and sister. Miss
Priscilla, of Trenton, West Tennessee,
are among their friends and relatives of
this neighbCrhoOd.
Miss Laura Dorset, who has been
absent from home sometime on q visit
near Florence, North Alabama, returned
last week, accomplished by one of Ala
bama's fair daughters, Miss Weems.
Mr.. John Roberts met with a very
serious accident Saturday. On his return
home to Williamson county, on the
road near Santa Fe, his horse took fit
and fell, breaking one of his legs, and
wounding him Un the back of the head.
He is said TO be in critical condition.
Last Sabbath was exceedingly warm,
vet there was a fair attendance at the
Nj. Z. Church in the village. Sunday
School in session, superintendent by NJ.
NJ. Russo u, Esq, before the adjournment
OF the school he z ave the scholars bene-
fetal and beautiful talk. Pretty soon
after school adjourned, the bell rang,
the hour OF services had arrived, and
after singing aud prayer, the regular
pastor, Rev. X. G. Lynn, preached a
splendid sermon.
Mr.. John II. Potts and Miss Fannie
c. Lane ran off from Undertook and
were married by Esquire r. G. Pickett,
of the 18th district, Tuesday night Of last
week. John, no doubt, spoke of
women after marriage as the poet:
.Wert thou all the great, glorious and free
Fist flower of earth and the first gem of
| might hail thee with more happy brow
But, q! could love thee more deeply than
now.
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COLORED DOIEGS,

Ben McEnnally, who seems to be very
popular with some persons, has caused
himself unpopular with his wife, 80
much so as 10 cause her to run him off
with knife that looked too dangerous
for Ben to stand. He left singing. HE
that fights and stays at home, will never
over his country ROAM" rHa
Joe Davis and wife tried to see which
could damn and curse the other most
one night last week ,on the McGraw ford
road. Joe was heard to say he intended
to kill her, but he has not up 10 date.
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August 16, lS72-4t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-01-04
TNTVERsITY OF LOUISIANA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans.

FACULTY:
A. II. CENAs, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics.
JAEEs JOKES, N. D., Professor Of Obstet-
WAKaEx sroxK, N. D.. Professor Of Sur
T. G. RICHARDSON. VI. D., Professor Of
Anatomy
SAMUEL NJ BExIss, NJ. D., Professor of
Medicine.
srAsFoRD E. CHAILLE, VI. D., Professor of
PLY siology-
FRAxK HAWTHORNE, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medical
JosEPH JONES, NJ. D., Clate Of the Univer-
sity of Nashville,) Professor Of Chemistry.
G. J. BIcKHAM, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The annual course of instruction in this de-
partment will commence on MONDAY, the
18th of November, 1871, and terminate on the
second Saturday of March, 1872 Preliminary
lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surgery
will be delivered IN the amph theatre of the
Charity Hos pitsl, beginning the 18th of
October, without any charge to students The
Anatomical rooms will be opened at the same
time.
The members of the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily at the bed
side of the sick.1 The practical advantages
thus offered to students are unriYalled.
FEES:
For all the Lectures $40. Matriculation s.;
Practical Anatomy $40 Graduation, $50
Payment required in advance.
For further information. address
T. G.. RICHARDSON, Nj. D., Dean
aug4sw&w.}u
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Masonic Elections.

MELLES LODGE, No. 135- Chunky Sutton.
&C. z. PaItin, " NJ; ". f. Erwin, :. " :;
w. G.. Bartlett J. W; T. >. Gilbert, Treas
urer; Thomas j. Reynolds, Secretary ). II.
Gilbert, = d.; \. Il. Gilbert, J. D.; ".
Ross, Tyler
Hickory LODGE, No. 3f3.-E. Brown. " :.
M; Il. r. johnson, ). W; +. &. johnson.
J. W.; Henry White, Treasurer; George y.
Harper, Secretary; ". !. Osborn. >. d.; ).
+. Green, J. D.; A. NJ. Record, Tyler.
HARMONY. No. l-Natches.-Isobert $.
Dixsn, w. NJ; J. Il. Bled-oc ;. "; c. Ill.
Keim, j. W.; Gus. j. Balm, Treasurer;
w. Is. Stewart, Secretary; r. George Delap.
5. D.: c. ii. Mcllwaine, j. D.; W. III. Car
keet, Tyler.
G.. NJ. HmLYER, No. 23S-IVest Stoti0H.-
w. ID. Brock w. NJ; Il. II. Brock. =. w. /;
ID. 4. Guvton. !. W; W. H. GreeI Treas
urer; J. O. Buck. Secretary; j. 81. Cross,
=. D.; j. II. Brown, } D., Il. w. Wiuboru,
Tyler.
Fulton, No. 13l.-David Johnso'. W. NJ;
n. Davis, >. W.; j. y. Carmack. !. W; T..
G.. Thomas, Treasurer; Thomas !. Clay toH,
Secretary; John Dulauey, Tyler.
ROBERT BURNS. No. 177-HRmicLdek,
Choctato CouHty.-isaae IL. Curtis W NJ
A. NJ. Powell. ). w; ". -. Peevy. j. W;
ID. l.. Roach, Treasurer; Willis HarHeld,
Secretary; Il. f. Kent, ;. D.; J. J.. vii
liams, j. D.; John d. Pittman, Tyler.
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DrED.-J. Clancy.
oFEiCERs-lSj4.

OTEiCERS-IoJf-
j. F. Foute. II. Z. :. Pool, NJ. of 81 V.
1hos. Palmer, X. J. Willis NJ. Il Y.
b. Yandell. 5. G. ii. Manship, NJ. ".
" b. Taylor, c. II. L. V. Dixon, Treas.
". c. HarrelI, II. \ CIV, z. Donnen See y.
J. NJ Huh, p S a. d. Evans, Tyler.
ExALrED.-Frauk f. Lacey. John Martz, B.
G. Bankstou, John 2 ,JOnes, WI. Brown.
ApNTTED.-W. S. Patton, G. IL. p, I. W.
Caskv.
DIED.-John VI. Hull.
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A--efs 3Ofh Or June. MI


! >, l2S agencies have been established" /
/ fully prepared for service A largruI 4
valuable business is already secured.
| no ~ have been promptly diHhuHrl i.f
/ ~, clearly indicating the means uuI ls.Da
| alton TO perform al obligations quickly 1
suit has yet been brought against thc Cong
I business has been larger, expense Nr.a
and results better Hnd more encouraging a
represented ~ subscriber upon UrrlH.u
/ The uuvarnishcd truth hus hreutUu
star, and consequently aIl pledges INW
abnndnpfly fulfilled.
An ample Reinsurance fund auI
stand iug claims are provided iHr ahH
ernl dividend declared, besides hlII.nrH
Portable extra surplus iu addition ilrt
Under such usage, tho ANDES l'.t
ANCE co. asks OF its members In Ihf ...
present accomplished fnrts, uuw ctl.
that they viii merely pass thIs record
herald 10 propitious future lees l.'I
professional accomplishment HHl h0H
develop out OF embryo from u HHuh.
If events.
II Is "a noteworthy fact. pcrcautrH hHt
AT our command, That fully Sis lim
Thousand Dollars (&U0.O|OJ in premium.
been refused. No less than u Insurance.
panies, closing au Improbable huHinf"
piled 60 M for reinsurance, which n.
terms offered. was respectfully declined .
become better understood, when iIe Taa
study, complete system, high order aaH
aud character which Insurance needs 0e
mand legitimate equivalents as, properly
cepted without any discount
The Andes has met with n cordial trH
and unRimously hattcring reception H5
hands oFthe hestinsurnnce agents Ihrl..
the country. IL has attracted iAlI UHnu
attention which only can bscommaHdHI by
most sterling enterprises. iu other NH
owing Go the reputation 81 Mr.. BenHDi q
the gentlemen associated with hIm DOB D.
ganizati0n, the company nt once rrlc..
place which, under other cirram .H0"
could hnrdly y attain in many years. Ihtn
~, application, and zeal ofb0th thU 0mrel"
and the Efficient travelling roprrsDu.aHtf
the company have been rewarded In IIe u
est degree, and IL b. not too much i0lay
under iis present management Do VIII
than realize the most snuruiue rfIr.h.
OF it, friends. Its stock has already boon
in the open market nt % per cent Irrm.l.
Has Deposited f2OO0O Zoo Che Irel.y
Mississippi and complied with u.l Ie '+
Laws.
BARROWS q SMYTllE
octl07l b0tFn
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ITO the unknown heirs at law of d. c. Hogan
Il deceased, and all other persons claiming
having interest, either legal or equitable
in the lands hereinafter described at the time
the lands were sold for taxes, and all other
such persons as may be in any way interested
therein You are hereby notified that on the
ID Monday Of April, A. D., 1867, there was
struck off and sold to the Treasurer Of the
Board of Levee Commissioners for the Coun-
ties of Bolivar, Washing ton, and Issaquena,
by the Collector of the Levee Tax for the taxes
due said Board. the following described tract
Of land situated in the county Of SunflOwer,
said tract of land being situated in the said
county Of Bolivar at the date Of said sale. }
to-wit:
The south half Of section seven, township
twenty, range i've, containing 32l acres more
or less; and q deed made and executed there
for from said Collector to said Treasurer, and
the prescribed time having expired without
the same having been redeemed and the lands
remaining unredeemed, and the undersigned,
ing purchased the same from said Treasurer
and received their deed therefor dated the st
of Nav A. d. 1871, and having filed their bill
in the Chancery Court OF Sunfower county,
Mississippi, praying that their title to said
land may be confirmed, and that the same will
be confirmed unless you be and appear at the
Court House Of said county, At Johnsonville,
on the first Monday of Dece=ber, A. d. 1871
the same being the 4th day Of said month, and
show sufficient cause against said title and
the confirmation thereof
WILLIAM COUNTS,
FRANCIS ]. GRAHAM
S MeNEILr, Solicitor for Complainant.
sept2Sw30d