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rr1o AZ. unknown heirs ct law Of d. q. Hogan
deceased, and all other persons elaimihs
--hs~ing an interest, either Legal or 60 "a DC
a.. the lands hereinafter described ~ tns unlo
.L.Is,ds we're sold for taxes, ana 81 othes
sncb nersons as may be in any way in.ere-. ta
sherein. You are hereby notified mat On ~
"a Monday OF April, A. d. 1901, mere W 49,
-.-,,.S IN ana sold 20 tina Treasurer OF the
a. "a az Levee Commissioners nor me Iouh-
80 ~ bolivar. Washington, and lssaq nehhl
~ he Collector OF the Leyee Tax for the taAes
Jy,s aid Board the following desorbe1 nnet
- land situated in the county OF Snnho"oTl
.fs.;d tract Of land being situated ~ the shiV
county OF Bolivar at the date OF saia SAAe-l
Tbs ssuth half Of section seven, township
,,ventv. range FIVE, containing 81 acres more
- lees. and a deed made and executed there,
for from said Collector TO said treasurer, anu
~. prescribed time having expired without
the same having been redeemed, ana the iAhaS
remaining unredecmod, and the undefsiGh eu
William Counts, and Francis ). 1rananii hhs
inc purchased the same from said treasurer
and received their deed therefor date1 tne III
Of Nav A. ID. 1871, and having hled their nlIl
in tbe -Chanccry Court Of Sunhowcr count
Nississippi praying that their tue 70 saiu
land NAV be confirmed and that the same " ~
La cnnfrmed unless yen he and appear NJ the
Court House Of said county, ~ Johnson, a ~
on tbe first Monday Of Dece~bcr A. y Ao'i
the same being the 18th day OF said nonth' Ah9
show sufficient cause against said tue mn"
the confirmation thereof. ....,,.,,..,
FRANCIS J. GRAHAM.
5. McNEiLY. Solicitor for Complainant.
septaSw3Ud
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COMMISSIONERS sAIf

DURSUANT 90 Decree render.
l. Circuit Court of the United 81.
ting ia Equity, M Jackson, Tor ibs +.
District Of Mississippi, in the sH. i.
Williams vs.. Henrietta r. lorRera.
No. O-in Chancery will SELL 3
the Capitol ia the City Of jackson /.
day, the 10th day Of December. 1871 &.
vided half OF the plantation known
hoe, i'm the county Of iar0o. par,ls1s
scribed as follows, to-wiE An of ssa
ty-siK, lying east of Wolf Lake ~
thirteen, range three, west, all ofss.
lying south Of Wolf Lake In townah.t.
range three, west the northwest QUAR-.
west half Of southwest quarter. and -
Of northeast quarter az section one /,
twelve, range three, west. ihe est
northeast quarter Of section three a1
twelve, range three, west; the east hs.
ton eleven, township twelve, mar
west; and southwest quarter 0f seeJi6dr
township twelve, range three, wcal ~
half Of northwest quarter ot section +
township twelve, range three. west "a
will commence a. - clock NJ and VII.
one-half cash; aud the balanced uht-
from day OF sale; with interest al boz.
eight per cent. per aunum ull paid o.
chaser giving bond ana security iohu
cd Of by me.
GEO FEAgf
noyl6wtd Commits
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RY virtue Of deed of trust executed by
ID Benz Curry and Rose Curry, bis wife, ON
the 22nd day OF March, A. D., ISL 10 secure
10 William Ruckam the payment of a certain
promssory note for the sum of one Thousand and
torty-nine dollars and ifty-one cent?, which
deed is duly recorded in the Chancery Clerk =
office Of Rankin county, Mississippi, in Book
Of Deeds, No. 20, on pages 200, POI and 202.
The undersigned, Trustee, in that behalf will
sell TO the highest bidder for cash in front Of
the City Hall, IN the City Of Jackson, on
Monday, the 22nd day of January next, A. d.,
1877, the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to-wit: The west Il Of the southeast
q, section ~, township o, Of range east.
containing eighty acres more or less, situate
in the county Of Rankin and State Of.Missis-
sippi. Also the following personal property,
to-wit: One mouse-colOred mare mule marked
crop in left ear and swallow-forli In the right.
about 10 years old. One sorrel mare mule ~
orl2 years old FIVE head Of work oxen four
teen head Of cows calves and yearlinVst
eleven head Of sheep; thirty head Of hogs,
marked smooth crop and hole IN each ear
and one tw9-horse Wagon.
The sale 10 be within the hours prescribed
by law. JOHN A. NOIGHT
dec l5-sw-id
Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Rl virtue Of the power vested in me bv a
- Deed Of Trust, executed by William b
Stewart on the 18th Of March $50: and Gled
and recorded April LIST, 1870, in the Office on he
~ rrooate Clerk Of Kinds county, in Deed Book
-, pages ZiZ and 20, 20 secure 70 John ChaHe
and Brother Of New Orleans. the payment ~ a
certain note made by the said Stewart 70 lie
s ssld Chane Brother, on the 2Sth Of March.
1871, for the sum Of $4.sg7 and 6O-lO0 dollars
due October lst thereafter with Interest IA ten
per cent. from maturity, will sell 10 satisfy
said debt, at public QUERY, to tbs highest bid
der for cash, in front of the State Capitol. In
the CITY OF Jackson, between the hours Of ten
clock A NJ: and four o'clock r. NJ, on Mon
Jay, the Sth day Of October next, the following
RIoPerty, on the plantation ON which said
stewart resides, near Edwards Depot. In
Kinds county to-wit: One steam enRfne. one
boiler, one grist mill, and one saw mill toRetb-
err with all the betting, saws, tools and every
thing Of every kind in any manner conneetsd
with the said steam saw and grist mills and
necessary 20 operate and keep The same In re
pair, also one bay saddle horse called Bfllw =
w. n. WLrHERH. f \
seotosA"td Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

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I WISH TO SELL MY PLACE, TWO MILES
Il from Clinton and nine from Jackson, Miss.
Ii contains 5Sl acres, one-half upland, re-
mainder creek botto.a $50 timber. There are
all necessary buildings for a cotton planta-
ton, as Clubhouse, mill, corn houses, stable,
SC. portion of the place is in good condi-
ton for raising stock. The dwelling is new
and handsome, containing 10 rooms, with
kitchen, wash room, store-room, cellar and
two rooms for house servants also carriage
house with three rooms and two large cisterns
all convenient TO dwelling. / will sell the
whole together, or the dwelling with from 90
TO $50 acres attached. The buildings would
be suitable for public Institution.
] have also for sale a Piano, Carriage, one
mare and fosr colts, (all thoroughbred.)
/ would also sell place on Big Black, con-
tanning 1860 acres 800 cleared, clubhouse, mill
and all necessary farm buildings on the
place. There are now about forty lab0rers on
the place Any one desiring further infor-
nation can address me nj Clinton, Miss
W. II. HINTON.
@doc 22-wlm
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

WHEREAS, letters Of standardization were
w granted 20 the undersigned blythe Chan
Gerry Court Of Kinds county, LIST District. Nov
Zlst, 1871, on the estate Of johnson Powell
deceased, therefore all persons having claims
against said estate are notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred. Also all persons indebted
70 SAID estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment a. NJ. POWELL,
Administrator.
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WHEREAS, letters of administration mere
w granted TO the undersigned by the Chan
eery Court of Kinds county. LIST District n sv.
18th, 1871, on the estate Of VIM. II. Herin,
deceased, therefore all persons having claims
against said estate are modified TO pre- sent them
within the time prescribed by Law or they will
be forever barred. Also all persons Indebted
to said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. MRS. ALICE b. HERIN
AdministratriI.
dec lo-MAIa
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NOTICE
TRUsTEES SALE

n pursuance or the terms therss.
i day, the 18th day OF October. E,
undersigned, one Of the Trustee M.
said balance OF said indchtedness
est.
Said sale % be made ola tb. g.II...
co Of the Store House of "a NJ GitN
said place
octiOswAwtf
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me srArE of MfssIssIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !
CmAxcERY CoURT OF HfSDs COUNTY
JamesH. Williams
~ EH"''NF
j. ID. Freeman.
NY VIRTUE OF DECREE Of the Chan
ID eerv Court Of Kinds county, in the above
cause. rendered on the 18th day Of October
1870 | will. as Commissioner appointed IN
said decree. proceed to sell 20 the highest bid
der for cash, in front OF the City Hall, an the
city of Jackson, ON
THURSDAY, THE lsT DAY on FEBRUARY ls'Z,
within the -Aours prescribed by law. the fol-
lowing property, named in said decree, va.
IAN that certain parcel, tract, ana lot 81
land shown and described in the plat ana
map of the city Of Jackson, as O-acre lot No.
/ North. in said city Of Jackson, bounded on
the North by lots Of Miss Mary Mosely' ana
Ledbetter. on the East by --- street ON the
south by lots owned by Joshua Green, and on
the West by State street, together with the
dwelling-house. out-houses, and all the I'M
provements and appurtenances thereunto per-
tanning or belonging.
Said sale H. made 10 satisfy the debt due
complainant with interest and costs.
JAMES ID. STEWART,
dec2s-w5t Commissioner.
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a Saricsiy Home Institution.
E.zSsaEE. BEGEHT!! E4E4IsTI!!
'EIse mississippi HydrO-CarbOn
&ssls A.ighl COImpamN.

4 RE now prepared to erect their machines
~ in Hotels, Churches, Public Buildings,
and Private Houses, throughout the State of
Mississippi
These machines are automatic and furnish
light of 90 candles power at a cost of one
cent per hour. They can be furnished with
from to 500 lights They occupy little space
"a twenty light machine being about the size
IF a whisky barrel They are perfectly safe,
and the light both in quantity and quality far
exceeds the common coal gas
They are now exhibition at the Compa-
rvs Works in Jackson, corner Capitol and
President streets, and in Canton, at Wolf s
Mayors, Merchants Exchange.
Send for Circulars and you viii buy ma
chine and avoid the dangers and inconven-
fences of coal oil and bad gas
]. GREEN, President.
iulY2O IlMIY JOS. KAUFMAN Snn'f
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MISSISSIPPI LEGHsLATURE.
SECOND DAY.
SENATE.
MISUNDERSTANDING 3. 1872.

The Senate met pursuant TO adjournment
President pro TEN. in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Watts.
Roll called. Present-Messrs. Allen. Al
exander. Bennett Barrow, Bowles- Cald-
well, Cassidy, Castle, Campbell, Duncan.
Gibbs, Gray, Holloway, Hardy, johnson.
Lyles, Little, MilIsaps. Morgan, Mygatt,
Mcclure, Paine. Price. Packer, Pierce, Seal,
Smythe, Steele, Sullivan, Smith, Stone, VIII
liams. Watts and Warner.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr.. Little moved that the Senate now
proceed TO an election OF officers. Carried.
The following names were placed IN NOM
ination for Secretary OF the Senate Joseph
Lemly, Leroy i. Key, G. w. Loomis, +. A.
Clover, T. w. Burke.
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NOTICE.
Estate Of .so-epb Harms.

FINHE undersigned having been duly appoint
Il ed Administrators of the estate Of Joseph
Burns, deceased, all persons indebted 10 said
estate are notified 10 come forward immedi te-
ly and settle, and those having claims against
said estate are notified 20 prove the same
according 10 law.
MRS. $. A. }. BURNS
Administratrix.
dec T. w4y
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DALDNYN MALE HIGH
h SCHOOL
BALDWIN. LEE co, MISS.

BALDWIN. LEE co, MISS.
The next term viii open ON the first Monday
in September Tuition from SIS 10 so per
session.
The object of the Principal in establishing
a 5 chool of this character is to meet q neces-
sity which has long been felt in North Missis-
sippi, that of giving young men u practical
bnSiness edueation and preparing others to
enter any of the first class Universities OF the
United States.
No student under II years Of age will be
admitted, nor any beyond, unless TO some ex-
tent advanced
For further particulars address
Us. THOMPSON, Principal,
Aug TO- l87l-w4m BALDWIN, Miss.
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FIRST BALLOT
Whole mum Der votes east

Mr. Warren having received majority
of All the votes cast, vas declared elected.
On motion OF Mr.. Howe, the Speaker alp
pointed committee to wait on the Clerk
elect TO the desk, posed OF Messrs. Howe
Jacobs and street, which the committee
gracelullY performed, and the oath was adj
mjni-tered by the Speaker to Mr.. Warren.
On motion of MIR. Howe, the House pro-
cecded to elect a Sergeant-at- Arms.
Mr. Tiles nominated Mr.. James Hill of
Marshall.
Slr Lowry nominated Mr.. Jeffry Wash
ington, OF Kinds.
Mr.. Mckenzie nominated Mr.. Robert
Tr-t;., ~
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NHOUNT DE SALES ACADEMY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE vTsITArioS)

(CoNDUcTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE VIsIrAfioS)
NEAR CANTONSNILLE,
Fire Miles West Of Baltimore, Maryland.
THIS ACADEMY is situated in Baltimore
County, commanding An extensive view of the
surrounding country, the city of Baltimore
the Patapsco River and the Chesapeake Bay.
The grounds attached TO the Academy are ex-
tensive, aud afford the pupils ample space for
exercise The halls for study and recreation,
the dornitors, &c, have been constructed with
a view to promote the comfort of the young
ladies.
Address for particulars,
MOUNT DE SALES,
Catonsville Postotfce,
octl0SAW3m Baltimore county Md.
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CtENTENARY COLLEGE,

COLA'fs1E'
JACKSON, LOUISIANA
REV. G. G.. ANDREWS, A. NJ, President and
Professor of Mental and Moral Science.
A. r. HoLooMBE, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathe-
matics.
g. ii. WILEY, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
t. S. JONES', NJ. d., Professor Of Natural Sci
ence.
r. 8. HoLcoNBE Principal of Preparatory De-
partment
Tuition per session of 40. weeks in Col
lege, ..-.... SDO w
Tuition per session of 40 weeks in Pre-
paratOry, ~ w
Board in private families about SIS % per
month.
The College is the property of the Mississip-
ri and Louisiana Conferences OF the Methodist
Church, South, and is situated in healthy
and retired village, twelve miles East OF
Bayou Sara.
For further particulars address the under
signed at Jackson, Miss, till the last of Sep
TENDER, after that, at Jackson, Louisiana.
@. G.. ANDREWS,
aug29sw4w3m President.
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grNHF NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
of this School viii begin on the
First Monday OF October mexa.
1t is conceded that ne School South OF the
Potomac now enjoys a reputation for all that
makes a school equal 10 that of Summerville
Institute.
Fhe buildings are ample, all newly and
neatly finished. Only two students occupy
-Nan, "A eyerv room has a FIRE place. The
l,.-.ion g. retired. mountainous and ms healthy
as the Blue Ridge.
Seyentv-six students will be received, and
applieations should be made early to secure "A
place.
The charges are One Hundred and Twenty
Five Dollars for Twenty Wesks-payable IN
advance.
Far particulars or for Catalogues address
TIIOS. :. GATHRIGHT
Principal,
Iulv : IS7Itf Ghoison L. o. Miss.
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WEDNEsDAF,JANUA 3~Is72.
Quorum present, II
s Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Smothers. -
Journal Of yesterday read and approved
Judge Sim rail- then administered the cath
OF osEee TO the following members: w A
Andrews, j. L. HudnaII, J.. ID. Cess0r, J.. b
Baldrfdge and G. 8. Mauss.
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HNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
OXFORD, MISS.
REV. G. II. BELL. d. .PREsIDESr.

REV c. II. BELL. D. D.....-......PREsIDExr.
This Institution offers to the educating pub
lie the following advantages
Thoroughness OF instruction in Literature
and Sciences-Free Classical Course with
Latin Diploma for proficiency. superior train
ing in Oil Painting, Drawing, Ornamental
Branches, Art Literature. French and Music
Instrumental and Vocal Constant care of
the health, happiness, and social culture Of
each pupil Religious and moral counsel
daily administered by the President. Pare
plentiful and wSfl prepared. Boarding pupils
enjoy the unprecedented privilege Of stud ing
the locality such as to promote physical as
well as mental development.
The Spring session, esirable time for en-
tering, will open January 81, 1872. Accom-
IHodatiOhs for twenty more boarding pupils
Apply for Catalogue. dec29tf.
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a BoaKprsa SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MFN-1l MILES FROM SuUQUALAK
M. 81 D. RAILROAD.
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TIE following resolution was offered by
Mr. Street and laid over until IL o'clock:
Resolved. That the mechanics and citi-
zens generally Of Jackson be allowed the
use OF this Hall this evening. for the pur-
pose OF holding meeting 10 consider the
expedieney or moving the penitentisFy-
aud other objects having no pol tea De IL
ing.
The question recurring on the motion for
the previous question. by Mr.. Carter on
yesterday, il was sustained. and under the
operation thereof the motion made BY Mr..
Lynch. that the House proceed to the cleo
ton Of Speaker, was carried
The Chair appointed "a TeIlers. Messrs.
Howe. OF Pamela, and Sessions, of Franklin.
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Being originally thorouphbrsl ...
improved By him for ihe last f Il
last cross being BY a ihoraugIl. e
imported by himself from lr.i..
lie considers the stock of ForI q
cent improvement superior h. ~ va
the world; and as old age ana 81.
precludes the possibility off b....
hestOwing mcrited attention ur... {
ture, lac thus offers them for M ~.
rates, and proposes to deliver
chaHers, carefully boxed. a. U...
H. niles south ot Memphis. IT,
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A Ii persons having claims against the
"A estate Of Thomas q. Fearn deceased, will
present them properly authenticated; and
those indebted arc required 10 make rmmedi-
ate payment 90
GEO. Il. FEARN,
octl9w3t Administrator.
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MIssTssIPPI COLLEGE,.
CLINTON. KINDS COUNTY.
Is SIseIPPI.

TWENTY FIRST COLLEGIATE YEAR BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPT. 70, 1871.
Expenses, less than those OF any other Col
lege or University in the state; Number Of
Students Larger Faculty, Thoroughly Ell
cient; Range Of Studies Ample.
For Catalogue containing full informa-
ton, apply to The President of the Faculty
Rev. WALTER HILLMAN
BENJAMIN WHITFIELD
President Board Of Trustees
Clinton, Miss, July rs, lS7l.-augllsAw3m
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
IN CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MISS.
A y ELEGANT DWELLING, beautifully To-
IA Gated within FIVE minutes walk of the
Railroad Depot-has all the conyeniences Of a
city residence such as water in the house,
bath-house, cellar SC, with greenhouse, gar
den and outhouses.
For particulars apply by letter or other
wise to
A. F. ANDRE,
sept7wtf Crystal Springs, Miss.
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REsoLurInNs.


RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr. caldwell: That the President of
the Senate be authorized to appoint ono
Porter, one Messenger and two Page, 10
serve during the session. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Gibbs That the Sergeant-at-
Arms he instructed TO arrange and number
the seats Of members according to Districts
and to provide additional seats for the Seua
tors who have not been provided for.
Adopted
Mr.. Duncan offered the following amend
ment. which was adopted
That the old IN EN- bers be allowed to retain
their former seats, it they SO desire.aud have
them numbered accordingly.
Mr.. Watts moved to further amend by APP
pointing COMMITTEES TO superintend the
arrangement OF seats. Carried.
By Mr.. Caldwell: That the President of
the Senate be authorized TO appoint assist
ants of the Secretary.
Mr.. Little offered a substitute as follows:
That a committee of three be appointed
Ia inquire what number of clerks are neces-
sary TO transact the business of the Senate.
By Mr.. Sullivan; That John Williams be-
and is hereby declared Reading Clerk OF the
Senate.
Mr.. Duncan moved to table the above
resolutions. M4ost.
Mr.Stone moved that the whole matter be
laid over, and referred to the Judiciary
Committee. when appointed. Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
MIR, PRESIDENT: l am instructed 10 notify
the Senate that the House is now organized
and ready TO proceed 70 business.
II. W. WARREN,
Clerk of the House.
Mr.. Sullivan moved TO return tn : message
from the House for correction. Carried.
The following We're appointed a cemHittee
to superintend the arrangement OF seats
Messrs. Watts, Little and Gray
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Duncan: That the Secretary of
the Senate be, and he is hereby authorized
TO employ sufficient number of assistants
to discharge all his duties properly and with
out delay.
Mr.. sullivan moved to amend by adding
snch persons as are recommended hy a COM
mlLtee of the Senate. --@e4s--------------
Mr.. Gray moved to table the substitutes
and amendments. Lost.
By Mr.. Gibbs: That the Secretarv of the
Senate be- and he is hereby, instructed to
inform the House of Representatives that
the Senate Is now organized with the Hon.
Joseph Bennett as President pro tenn
Joseph Lemly, as Secretary, and w. O,
Lowd, Sergeant alarms, and is now ready
TO proceed to business. Adopted
By Mr. Duncan: That the Secretarv he
authorized to appoint a sufficient clerical
force, pro. tenn, until report from the Ju- |
dietary Committee. Carried.
IAt one O'Clock, the Senate adjourned until
ten Tomorrow morning.
Official: JOSEPH LEMLY,
Secretary.
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HAVANA LOTTERY
TICKETS.
MANUEL ORRANTIA,
s6es COMMON STREET., IOS
NEW RLEANS, OrISIANA

Send Po to &c Money Orders and your blu
ness promptly attended to.
dec l9-w6m
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rHOs. 8. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal
JOHN NJ. PUTTICK, A. NJ.
&. "A. TOMKIES, A. NJ.
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FIRST BALLOT
Y TO a choice, Il
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number cast

4NtCte-aFN 10 u tNOItt, IL
Howard Settle receiving majority Of all
the votes east, was declared elected Door
Keeper OF the Senate
The required oath was then administered
to the wiy elected officers
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FIRST BALLOT.

NO+ND DALiC'.
Mr.. Lynch -.--.--..-.... ....- 50
Mr.. Chandler 49,. ..-.-..-.- 500 ~
Mr.. Lynch having received "A majority OF
all the votes cast, was declared duly elected.
On motion Of Mr. White. committee OF
three, composed Of Messrs. White, Street
and Howe, were appointed by the Chair TO
conduct the Speaker elect to the Chair.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr. Spelmap. of Madison. and adopted:
Resolved. That the privilege of this floor
be extended 10 Senators Alcorn and AnIes.
On motion of Mr.. Howe, of Pamela, che
House proceeded TO the election of Clerk
by ballot.
Nominations being in or Ter,
Mr.. Davis Nominated Mr.. II. w. Warren,
of Lake county.
Mr. Mckenzie nominated Sir. w. K.
West.
SIR. Mcn sosh nominated Mr. w. III. Clar-
rett.
Mr.. Bod nominated Mr.. c. A. Brougher
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A SIS 90 Pcr I,.i.

or one Stag aud Hen. or stag. fla.
and Pullets Sjeach. Also 1Oorl,
year old Cocks that BE- proposes i.
one purchaser, delivered at home ~,
III not sold in ONE MONTH tL.
u Withdrawn
u. e. b BHu
jams W3t