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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03

"MY DEAR" said young lady to her
country cousin, "when you've been lit
tie longer in London you won't be SO
green" "Better green than withered,"
was the retort.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS

District COurt-Second Monday in April,
August and December.
County COurt-First Monday in Janu-
ary, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court }
Board of SupervisOrs-Firs Monday
in February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03

Beacon Lodge, .N'o. 900, y. o. q. IT.
Meets Mt Coon TEMrLARs' HALL, Weaverville
every Sunday evening at o'clock.
w. +. JUNKANS, W. c. 7.
W. S. CONWAY, w. S. janl
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Stella Encnmpnasnf, No. e, H. q. o. ~
Meets on the evenings of the First and Third
Tuesdays of each month, at ODD FELLOWS
HALL, Weaverville, at o'clock. Patriarchs
from abroad are invited to visit US.
+. w. YOUNG, c. p.
w. II. BACHELDER, Scribe. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03

Comet Lodge, No. "a, H. o. o. r.,
Holds its regular meetings, at ODD FELLOWS
of each week. A. NJ. CARTER, N. e..
S. HUBBELL, X. S. Janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-02-03

SINCE the fire there have been no cock
reaches in Chicago. They did not return
with the phoenix.
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TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS

SAN FRANCISCO IL P. Fisher, % and
2l New Merchants Exchange; Bean a Co.
No. 40 Montgomery Street; Thomas Boyco,
80 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK :-IIudson & Menet, IL Park
Row; Geo. p. Rowell & Co., 10 Park Row S.
NJ. Pettingill & Co., 81 Park Row.
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Special Premiums Offered by the
Sardls Agricultural and Me-
chanIeal Society.

A premium Of One Hundred Dollars IN gold
will be awardedfor the best acre o%fc0ru, and
a like premium for the best acre OF cotton
raised In Pamela county.
The following rules will be observed by tHc
committees making the award, uBd by parties
making entries:
LIST. No entry Of corn considered worthy Of
premium unless the product exceeds ski Ave
,651 bushels, nor Of cotton, ualess the product
exceeds two thousand Two hundred (220Q)
pounds of seed cotton.
Ind. 1t being the object Of the society toen-
courage experiments and improvements IN
agriculture, no entry will he considered unless
the product has been the result Of the applica.
tion Of fertilizers in some form, or extra pre-.
pAration and cultivation, such as thorough
drainage, or deep blowing, or both.
3rd. The land and product must be caic'
fully measured or weighed rs the case may he
by two or more disinterested planters OF the
county, whose certificate must accompany thl
entry.
4th. No entry will be considered unless ao
comPaniel with Il statement, III writing, frou
the producer, giving rs near as may be The
mode and manner OF preparation, the tmc Of
planting, kind and quantity Of fertilizers, j
any, used mode and manner OF applying Cd,
same, and plan OF cultiya ion.
9th. All entries Of corn or cotton shall BE-
made prior to or during the Fair, and no
thereafter
The award for the best mere Of corn will ht
made during the Fair week, and the award fol
the best acre Of cotton will he mtlc By o spc,
| cinl committee. on the sec nd Monday Ia INN.
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.a.1abI ubby .ra bot Do iu.5
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insure ID.
There boz, boon continual effort.
mal. pu ne raftpldiHrpntud.slI
rUaE 20 have th8 rlal 0pcuc within
.the Iast dtleou years, aud each aIur
Ihla met with d defeat The aetloI
uitht boarI of upcpifg relu..H.
|tle road +. based upau lle i.rt TINS
it sill eosl tho count, several thoul
and do.lan 10 open uuI keep iu %.
pain ,ue road. including lama-
elo.wcd by IBud-owu,rl.
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Tile finance committee appointed
BY the board Of supervisors, 20 take
into consideration the means to
buila a courthouse, made their &c.
port on Tuesday last to the board.
Tho committee recommend tho lct-
ting out Of ten or fifteen thousand
dollars worth OF the bonds provided
to be issued by m act Of the lcgisla-
turc, passed at the last session, und
the assessment OF Il slmilar sum rs q
special courthouse tax, to be COLLECTS
cd this tall, and when these sums OF
money have been paid into the
treasury, That the board then let out
tho contract for building the court
house, and the balance Of tho ucccs.
sary amount to build It TO be raised
BY taxation on the assessment Of
1873.
That il viii require n year to com
plete the building, aud that with
the money raised from tho a3lo of
the bonds, aud from the special tax
alton this fall, the contract can 30 be
made ma to require the contractor to
wait until the fall of 1873 for the
last payments on the building, us it
will not be complete before that time.
no matter how rapidly pushed for~
ward, aud that it can result IN no
injustice to the contractor, us all con
tracts for buildings have part of the
money reserved as a last payment,
to be paid when the building is com
plctc.
The bonds are to be taken up ms
soon as the county can raise the
money by taxation, which will not
possibly be until the fiscal year OF
1874
There 10 no doubt whatever but
what this recommendation of the
finance committee viii be adopted
and tho contract for bailding the
courthouse viii be let put this fall
provided PARTIES can be found e
take the necessary amount ofbonds
Tho only question that remains
unsettled is a limit Tor the price &c
DO paid for the building, This is
highly important consideration, anc
the amount OF money to be spcnf
upon this building should be limitct
10 the smallest reasonable amount
allowing at the same time a sutli'
cent sum to erect n substantial
comfortable and eommodious build
ing, without any extra outlay for eX
travagant ornamentation and foolisl
show.
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We heard related by one OF the
oldest and most reliable citizens of
ear equity The following singular
incident ot the late war, md wo do
:to' believe that a similar affair &c
eu,rel elsewhere during the war,
The narratof Of this occurrence is
40 loss d venerable or more truthful
i'an than Mr., William Jones. who
nyr3 six milck Gust Of this point.
Pairing the ycar 1864 Henderson,
touis we're raiaped at panola, and
parties from the cDlnpiny we're con
lamllS eon,ing the section between
The Tallalmtchio river and Memphis,
on the alevt to catch the first signs
~ Il forward movement un the part
u tho enemy, and 70 report such "a
state OF facts 10 headqunrt. rs, 80 as
- give timely warningtu the gallant
band II scouts aud Chalmers huttor-
fnilk cavalry 70 make good their
retreat beyond the banks Of the
] allahonslia. where securely en-
sronced among the pine hills, Will
room for iorwMd movements to
iliercar, they could look down with
minds serene and peaceful brea t
and cry out IL the i%nllness Of thciI
Joy, .Whnt d gnod thing It il to BIZ
i . horse soldier!r' During q raid
d i detachment Of Federal troops II
This section this aiiair has its origin
Two gallant members ct said
baud Of scouts came to Mr.. Jones
house, abont shutdown ono evening
and calling the aged man from his
house, asked hin it there were any
Eedcrals about. lie replied that
lbs little grandson had just come
nom 4 ncigilbof house, and that
AtIlcrc was quite 4 largo attachment
il Yankees ilrn, being about Two
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Brewer & Tileston,
II Milk Street,
OSLO N,
SheriG'S Sale,

BY virtue of two Fieri-facias, to me directed,
from the Circuit Court of Pamela county, Mis-
sissippi, in the cases of h. NJ. Apperson & Go.
vs.. R. H. Jennings, and the other, G. D. Gamer
on vs.. Ned Dyson and R. H.. Jennings, | win,
on Monday, the Dist day Of July, 1872, that
being the first day of the next term of Circuit
Court, in troat of the courthouse door in the
town Of Sardis, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following lands to-wit: An dissection
in township Sof range9 west; and north hall
and fractional south half OF section 81 IN town
chip of range 9,west; and south half of south
half of section 30 in township 7 Of range 8
west, containing IN alrtwelve hundred and fl
teen acres, and lying and being in the county
of Pamela and State Of Mississippi, and levied
on as the property of said defendant. R.. II. Jen-
nings, TO satisfy said executions nd all costs.
/ Sale within lawful hours.
jane 90, 1872 o. 02ANNE. Sheriff
jun2gtd.
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Taxes.

Tbs taxes for this year in this
county must inevitably be higher
than ever before knownin this eoun.
". The State tax is eighty>fye
ceuts on the hundred dollura, and
the necessary tax to pay ordinary
county expenses and the balance
due on the JUL contract viii amount
to twenty thousand dollars, aud the
board Of school directors have do.
manded the assessment OF twenty.
five thousand dollars tax for school
purposes, and if tax of ten thousand
dollars ia assessed for courthouse pur.
poses, VIC will have dfty-hvo thous.
oad dollars county tax. In the yeal
1860 tho tux amounted to twenty.
seven thousand dollars, last year Il
thirty.two thousand dollars, and thi.
yeatit will almost double.
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BY virtue Of writ Of Fieri-facias TO me d-
rected from the Circuit Court Of Panolh county,
Miss, in the ease of Simpson lester, executor
aud plaintiff, VS.. James Rials, G. G. Wilbourn,
aud NJ. W. Wilbourn, administrators and de-
PENDANTS, for costs, will on Monday, the 22nd
day Of July, 1872, that being the first day Of
the next term Of the Circuit Court, In front Of
the courthouse door in the tow Of Sardis, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
lands, to-wit; Fractional section 80, and Sec
ton 81, and south half OF section 80, all in
township 7, Orange 5, west, containing four.
teen hundred and eighty (l4S0) acres more OF
less, and lying and being in the comfy of Pa.
nola, and Stat of Mississippi, and levied on ai
the property of said defendant, c. c. Wilbourn,
to satisfy said costs.
Sale within lawful hours. .
June q, 1872. U.O2ANNE,
iun29td Sheriff,
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The children's kingdom-Lap-
land.
Congress passed. during tho recent
session four hundred bills.
Tho ruins Of Fort Sumter will
shortly be removed, aud n new tort
constructed on the site.
Tho recent earthquake increased
the flow Of hot springs generally in
California,
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Important 10 Travellers,
BALTIMORE aNp ONO RlupoAn
NaiVihha'i, duhe ~, la42
- u - 1 a -.

N"AN"'Nf NNhN - iltA
+ .eeruan Rsudolpb, Editor Pamela stan;
DEAR slR--Thc Ohio 4 Mississippi
railway having made arrangements
to cross the Ohio river ON the great
iron railway bridge at Louisville, on
and after Jnly LIST, prox., the Balti,
more 4 Ohio railroad will run nov
Pullman palace coaches between
louisville aud Baltimore withou,
change. With the privilege Offered
all passengers Of visiting Washing.
ton City free. and being seventy.
seven miles the shortest line hon
Louisville 10 Baltimore and Wash
imgton. we hook fora large idccaa,
Of through business. Yours, truly,
sIpNY u JoNEs,
AieA'i Iafs .iei
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~ w,.i em9 remember tl5a NJ
ul ~ laiy rs greeted each y.ft
with pnhi lemon.tauo 90 ey.rt
SETON 81 ihc uih Wlru yaung
raiiriug orator Wetr eiy,u ar U
%portunity 20 rccii,. Iu eloquent
terms, the patnotlsiu, bravery and
rnlnauco o our Revolutionary
fthcrs, and 10 picture tho glolic' ot
free government ~ II iUg colora
The waving ai banner, 'he hoare
thunder ol artillery. ahd the shout
10 the people broke the morning air
iu token d Il sHtuliod rcmcmbrpuce
,d tho deeds d elur end patriotism
~ lle eeucmtwl father If The o..
lubIic on tbs orcaejoH BIT since
tle wlr the Observance Of this day
hag almost entirely been neglected
w the white people VI the South,
and the bay comes aud
rissca without any ien from
tic masscs, that they rnlUm.
trri as q day lawniug aud rhads
owing forth THEN liberty and tree
'lom
Wife ;te Southern people, ctuunh
the rccolleetioua that this day brings
lnto memory with yeoomiin and
with unbouuled love and thankful
ueas TO the noble band Of patriots
who removed tho despot's heel from
aH. country, aud gave il freedom,
let ttefo i other day. that record
" ishting ELECTS upon the result OF
the establishment Of thu indcpcnd-
rncc II the eolnnios.
They look hack SIX years, 10 the
close Of The war, and they icel that
Nl'htln closcol that wartlcy passed
under the yoke, aud that the weight
llas never been lifted NON them,
Tloy cannot celebrate the 4th Of
Ivy
lnly, from the Ect chat they ARE not
ieec people, aud would he aetiug
ialscly 70 themselves 70 celebrate Il
any thai hosnow but Inc Significance
~ ~ leat iriumpla 10 the South.
When the Southern Statea have
50 equal Ieating with every other
state ii The Onion, aud the burden
~ military rule il taken from our
mIlfi, aud tho people allowed to
govern themselves tn each State by
local laws without interference from
tue general government, then, and
ilot until then, will the South be able
e celebrate the anniversary Of colo,
Rial independence.
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ShCriM's Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ ofcxcGution to nc directed
from the Circuit Court Of Pamela county Mis-
sissippi, in the case of G. N. Canaeo vs. Mira.
D. s. White, ] will on the LIST day of July,
1877 it being the first Monday of said month,
in font of the courthouse door in the towu Of
Sardis, in said county, sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the lifetime interest Of Mrs. ,, s
White, defendant, in the following real estate
to-wit; All. dissection |, township 8, ofrangc
8 Test, aud the north one-half Of section 28.
and outhcast quarter of section %, both IN
township 6, of range 8, west, MI lying md
being in the county of Pamela, and state 81
Mississippi, and levied upon as the property d
said defendant, 10 satisfy said execution unJ
all costs.
Sale within lawful hours.
June 3, 1872. L. OZANNE,
jun8td Sheriff.
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"Good morning." said a printer
in search of female compcsitors
" have you any daughters who would
make good typc-setters = No.
replied the monster, but | have q
wife that would make q splendid
devil.p
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Just now the sober editors Of
Mississippi-those puritauic, self
righteous dyspcptics, who squeeze a
dime until tho eagle squcals--arc
getting up a big disgust and shcd-
ding crocodile tears over the fact
that somebody playfully remarked
that the editorial fraternity met to.
gother for a big spree. These so
Der editols" are generally too PEN
urious to attend the meetings of our
association, and consequently know
nothing about the social qualitie:
Of their superiors. We did not sec
a single intoxicated editor at or
meeting in Columbas.- Brandon
Republican.
Probably our fricad FFaata did
not look lii = ssglas lafins XIV
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The State Of Mississippi JUSTICES Court. 9Th
Pamela county. DIS. Jnly term u.
MN. Phillips VS.. Rebecca Rayhurn.
Whereas, on the 18th day Of Hay, 1872, H..
N. Phillips sued out from before tire under.
signed Justices court of said county a writ Of
attachment and garnishment against the estate
of Rebecca Rayburn, for the sun Of torty-four
(S44) dollars, returnahlc to said Justice q
court, as aforesaid, and it appearing TO the
court upon affidavit and the return of the officer,
that said defendant is a nonresident Of the
State of Mississippi: Now if said Rebccca
Rayburn fail to appear at the time of said
court, to be held on the 18th day of July, 1872,
in the town Of Batesvillc, and answer the com
plant of said plaintiff, judgment will be en-
tered against her, and execution issue thereon.
- Given under my hand and sal
Ls this 3lst day of Nay, 1872.
- WIN. MARTIN.
junS- Justice of tho Peace.
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uIEt F.lf al. 4variol ~ D. II.
N.r9u. NJ Holmes county and the
raad o., H. w FLINT, oi Marshall
county.
Iuralay wn ihe DAY oh which
th' luniIr laI an opportunity %
snuaIHg ib.ll power oi oritory and
cpaHt0n iDr oneua composition
There w'hl .aue hHa oratioh- DC
IltsrHl uY tHi+ c'Hs.
lue oHnual nilres7 before the
two literary societies Was delivered
0u wednesday hy John W. Shields
LIB Though quite q young man
Mr. Shields delivered an grafton
wcil worthy OF o. POSITION which la
been gfa-ul uY l.h men as Palmer
Taylor aud Lamar,
Tho hospltat'c chancellor and hi
aeeompil'h shed lady mvtel the stu
dents and the public, "ue aud all, t
.spcnd the evening "i One 10Th wit
ttfu. thus wasa ma suiiceut even
ing The parlor aud study Of tn
/. chancellor were HIlcl with tn
beauty Of Oxford, OF S0rtiis, {
Memphis, and Of various othC
places. The gallant students, iroI
the embarrassed md tromblin
Fresh. TO the " grave and reverend
, Seniors, promenadel around I'll
, Illuminated campus and spacior
chupcl breathing sweet words int
listening ears. We were proud
that Pamela voice which %attractc
sQch a circle to listen IN silence
, proud 70 tell inqujrers where thos
, beautiful ladies came from Far
Ola county; and that while thc'
were rare gems of the first order tC
beauty. intellect and accomplish
meut, they were only a tew sdalpl
of many such in paaola county.
/ Thursday was the great day
0 the wcck-the commencement da,
, The large commodious chapel WI
crowded with visitors from all par
! Of the Static and a large numb,
Z from other States. Diplomas wei
= conferred upon seventeen young me
4 Of whom twelve delivered Grafton
The orators Of the graduating ella.
are selected and appointed by Il
faculty, altogether by their standi,
or grade Of Sc holarship for the fol
q years. The first honor was col
\ lcrrod upon s. s. Scales, of GRAY
Z fordvillc, the second upon Jerr
WithetgpOon. of Columbus. and th
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Shcriif's Sale.

49, virtue " writ Of Fieri faeias 10 me d.
rcctrd from the Circuit Court OF Pamela couu.
IS, Mss, in the case of W. H. Weller W. J. y
Jackson ! will ou Monday, the 22nd day o.
July, l512, that being the first Say Of the neal
term Of the Circuit Court, in front Of he court
house door ia The town Of Sa'dis sell 10 N,
highest bidder for cash. the following lois IL
the town of Sardis, to-wit. Lot No l07 il
block No. 80, and 10, No Gin block -, as Li,
Of 10 the plat Of said town, and levied on a
the property Of saidpl,intiG W II Weller, Il
satisfy said execution for costs.
Sale within lawful hours,
June q, 1872. L. OZANNE,
jun29td Sheriff
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When q young lady offers to hem
q cambria handkerchief for a rich
bachelor she means to sow in order
that she may reap.
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GOING NORTH.

Mail train leaves Grenada 1920 Il, pass Pope's
1902, CORTLAND, l2;0s, batesvillc, 1928,
Sardis, l:ll, Como, l;3l A., NJ, and arrive
at Mcmphiss:50 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 200 A. NJ, pass
Pope's S.59, Courtland i;06, Batesville 4;24,
Sardis $40, Como, $3.50, and arrive at Mem
phis 800 A. N.
Freight train leaves Grenada 600 A. NJ, pass
popc's OLA, CORTLAND 9;25, Batesvillc 9;54,
Sardls lo4s, Como 1889, A. NJ, and arrive
at Memphis 400 P. N.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays.
The mail train going South makes Girec.
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. The
Express going South connects for Water VAL
ley, Cofleeyille, Oxford, &c.
JANIS YOUNG. Genil. Sup't.
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Lazy California bartcndcrs place
the ingredients OF a cubblcr in a
tumbler anu then wait for an earth
quake TO mix them up.
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Loves young dream--A little
signing, a littly crying, a little dy-
ing, and a very great deal OF lying.
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Dissolution Notice.

TIE firm Of Young h Darby is this day dis.
solscd by mutual consent, and the name Of tn,
firm will be used only la liquidation.
L.P. YOUNG,
June 18th, 1879 r A. DAIRY
iunNAnN
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" HV"INasf'''FFf ~ FsHI WV " III
No CHANGE OF CARS
From 81. Louis 70 Chicago, Toledo Detroit,
Cleveland, Buffalo, niagara Falls, Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati, Pittshurg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, New York, Boston, and all
points enst; Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur,
Peoria, Quincy, Hannibal, Burlington, Keokuk,
Rock Island, Davenport, Oltumwa, Madison,
Milwaukee, St Paul and all points North, in
Pullman Palace ~sloepers.
Through tickets for sale at all principal
points in the South, Baggage checked through
Fare as low MS by any other route.
A. w. SOPRR, Sup't.
W. r. ALLEN, Genl Passenger and Ticket
Agent, st. Louis, loft
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GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis l2.40 p. NJ, pas
Como 2:56 p. NJ, Sardis S;l5, Batesville 4.03,
CORTLAND i.l0, popc's Station 4:25, and ar
arrive at Grenada $40 P. N.
Express trains leave Memphis 4;3o P. NJ, pass
Como T;0S, Sardis 7;45, Batcsville 3; l6, Court
land S;33, Popc's s:39, T. N. and arrive at
Grenada lo:35, ?. NJ.
Freight train leaves Memphis $50 AN, pass
Como lGl3, Sardis 1915, Batesvillc ll:4s,
CORTLAND 1914, po2e's 1928, and arrive ut
Grenada i;l0 p, NJ,
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90 n. g.gDl
pRACTiCAL
MATCHMAKER ND JEEEI

Have permanently located IN sards
lieiis We patronage Of sardia aaa surtI
country. Special attentions given 10 4.
All work IN nay line l. warranted 4 /.
isiaction. shop between Mr. Bonae.
and The hotel-see sign of large Hafr6
NIT
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Etrayed or Stolen.

From my premises in the town Of Sardis, 4
light sorrcl dished. faced mare, scout five year.
old, medium sized, losg body, in thin order, OF
or about tho LIST Of May. Any information thai
will lead 10 her recovery win be thankfully
received.
Sardis Miss, July =, ls72.
iul6-two " MRS. N. c. BRtpGER.