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EDUCATIONAL.
SUWMERVHLLE INSTITUTE,
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN-ll MILES FROM SHUQUALAK,
M. 81 .. RAILROAD.

TEACHERS :.
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT. A. NJ, Principal
JOHN NJ. PUTTICK, A. NJ.
E. A. TOMKIES, A. NJ.
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-'>iciaHs Use Them im Their
P-,c,yca

= IS 1872. J. L. POWER. Secretary.
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-PsoyAL.-We had the pleasure of
~ Yesterday with our yonng friend
Il Manship, Jr., who has returned for
weeks soiourn to the home OF his boy
after an absence of five years in
,atl. Charley is decided in his con-
e. that Minnesota is great State,
Nd st. Paul Is great city. That he
sc,timabIe lady may have a pleasant
and sale return is our fervent wish.
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almost universally the case that
ss''ans condemn what are generally
3 ls Patent Medicines Although
lCITS LIVER PILLS IS NOT A
j. 'lNI MEDICINE, yet its composition
49, -esuit OF years of study is known only
--scii and so palpable are their vaiua-
! s siatIve properties, that very many OF
~ Physicians in the South and West
=, aaopted them in their practice, and re-
4iehded them 10 their patients.
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DEATH Willis Cotton, an
DE- n know eolored man dropped
q We" IL evening last, while sitting
81 suiid''
Inf door
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Ned Price. the prize fighter. who pounde d
CobIrn and australian Kelly" into a
jelly not many year ago. has settled down
to steady, respectable life, and his sign.
on a prominent street in New York reads
" Edmund +. Price, counsellor at-l;r1y,'
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The only fee accruing 20 the College il the Ma
circulation Fee Of 50, which must be paid az
the commencement Of the Course by every
student.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures will
commence about the middle Of October ht
which time Mobile il always healty.
Board can be obtained at from so q So per
month
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FREE OF CHARGE.

and end about the middle Of the ensuing
March. The entire Course OF Professors Lee
lures H. delivered
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as at once recuperating the ply steal fnEc ons.
giving health and inspiring energy wen
the most debiltated, restoring the 100 "a Of
health and vigor, and elasticity and hu,yan-
ey of mind and intellect and banishing low
spirits, dyspepsia and indigestion.
Ii has been introduced for upwards Of
twenty years, and thousands are now enjoy
ing the fullest blessings of health in mental
and physical strength and personal beauty
and given those priceless gifts 10 their chill
dren.
1t is not intoxicating. there being no alco-
holie spirits in its composition, but exhilara-
ting. II establishes the health upon a perma-
nent basis.
II gives bright eyes, clear, brilliant com
plexion, makes new and pare and rich blood.
1t is. besides, most delicious 10 the palate
Price, - bottle, or Sl5 case, containing six
bottles.
DR.. Mauriceau does not intend 10 have MO
RAND,s ELIXIR classed among the countless
advertised remedies, as its great intrinsic
merit and wonderful recuperative powers, as
certified 10 by certificates, are well known.
His only object is merely ts announce where
il can be obtained. AT SANE OFFICE and adj
dress for TWENTY YEARS, 10 Liberty street,
\. Y DIR. A. NJ. Maurieeau. 20 whom all orders
must be addressed. may9w4t
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PROFESSIONAL.
] S. MORRIS &c. A. BROUGHER,

ATTY Gen'l5 tLate sec'y'Of state} p
WILL practice law in the Supreme and
w Federal Courts at Jackson. and in the
Chancery and Circuit Courts of Kinds county;
Mr. Morris, while Attorney General viii
not be employed in criminal cases
r5zs- Offiee in the CapitoI w. T. DEAsoN
n.tbe office. maybe I'm
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Dr. BLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE. Pull
| Palace Sleeping Cars now 90 through
Ycksburg to Lynchburg. without
gp via the Blue Mountain Route.
Kimball, the Western Travelling
/ E- called on us few days since, and
aim. for this route that it is not only
Shortest. but the most comfortable, and
respects the most attractive route to
Virginia Springs, New York, and all
Fern cities. There is no delay at Merid-
selma, or at any other point. except for
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There is no information that Gov Powers
has signed the reform bills which he pock-
eted. Bat there i every appearance at a
sentative
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TRAVEL AND FREIGHT GUIDE
u. -. MAIL.

St. Louis and vicksburg passenger Pack
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on MOUNTAIN RAILROAD. This is
Is sll-rail route to St. Louis. Chicago
aaecities of the West and North. The
0qabe transfers ut COlumb bus, Ky.
a Cairo are avoided. BY this route
CAN leave this city at o'clock, a m,
rive in st. Louis next morning at
For timetable, and other particulars,
notice Of Col. W. IL. Allen, General
anger and Ticket Agent, in eur adver-
& columns.
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PRIN OCK


sse'e. by Mr. New York daily arriving and 'ana
DRESS, STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
la' have brought hi. have been purchased trade
Meimac PRINTS l2l staple u
accordance
DRESS GOODS. the following new and beautiful designs.
NIohai Jacne. ..
Jaeonets; silk and Iron Frame Grenadines, black and o- Tho
Genappnes white and buff figures; French Paeala
Striped Lyons Silks, FoIuarl Silk, Chcne Silk.
Japanese Silks and the hand.omc inc of
Checked for
haveey fered las
but least
exceedingly
argea and aslio
display of Dolly
Dolly Ia Organdic
Pompaiour ands Hamburg
briiery, Guipure LaceB Bands kaniK Gloves
noste tempting display Of sasa ndF Fancy ID rchn
tasty colors; also, which design
READY MADE GOODS.
CONSISTING or
Naples Gro. Ribbons. all color
and widths
invited unusually ''e', and cnr, .e. 'oo,w
New Goods arriving daily.
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MEDICAL. COILEGE on Al
w IBANA.
IdIh Of November,

The next Regular Course .of LECTURES
will commence on the
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A Virginia Mountain Retreat.
THE MONTGOMERY WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Virginia.
TNHIS delightful summer retreat viii be open
Il for the reception of visitors on


June LIST. 1872.
II is situated in the very heart of the Allie
ghany Mountains only one and a half miles
from the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
roac, and Is accessible by means of a horse
railway from BIG TUNNEL DEPOT, a
ride OF ten minutes.
1t is within one hour drive Of several other
watering places and small towns. It's several
Springs Sulphur, Chaly beate and Limetone)
stand unrivallcd for medicinal virtues.
An experienced caterer aud FIRST-CLASS
COOKS have been secured, aud many improve
ments made since last season. A frst-class
LIVERY, Telegraph, Express and Postofice,
Barber Shop, Bath House, Billiard Saloon,
Bowling Alley, beautiful Croquet Grounds,
and splendid BRASS AND STRING BAND
are added to the natural attractions and con-
veniences of the place.
TERMS ONLY $40 PER MONTH.
For further particulars, address
THOMAS WILSON. Proprietor.
Refer to f. X Converse, New Orleans.
may3sw2m
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indebted to Senator j. L.
ai ,,blie documents, for which we
. for pao''1
thanks.
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Member Of tho n. z. Stock Exchange.
Randall n. Foote's Financial
Pmmmhlea

Contains some sensible advice on Che suhiesi
az Il il based upon common sense principle.
which an experience oi many years a. 4 meme
her Of the Gold Board aud New York stock
RxehanFe has fully oorr0borated.
Sent free on application BY letter on other
RANDALL IA. FOOTE a CO..
10 Broadway aud rs New street. New York.
mayo 11Wly
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NOTICE.
(i;eat Bargains in Texas.

OSO ACRES OF GOOD LAND for only
OCU 500 in currency. Clean titles guaran-
teed, endorsed by a certificate from the State
of Texas.
For further particulars, address the under
signed at Union Church, jefferson county,
Miss. +. +. SMILEY.
apl2w2m
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Forfurfher particulars, address
f VIM. H. ANDERSON, NJ D.,
iulv20w DEAN Of the FacnltY.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
N estate Of Thomas G. Fearn, deceased, will
present them properly authenticated and
those indebted are required to make immedi-
ate payment to
GEO X. FEARN,
oetl9w3t Administrator
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lightning F1y-AilIer
''f" off and clears the house speed
sold by dealers everywhere.
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CONTRACTORS.
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up
= to first of June next, for the building of
Brick Church and Masonic Hall in the town.
of Goodman.
Plans and specifications to be seen at the
Masonic Hall Propositions to do the brick
and wood work separate, or for a frame blild-
ing complete, will be considered by the Com
mittee.
NJ L. HARTMAN,
may10w&swtd Sec'y Building Com.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
IAcKsnN MIaaIssTPPI

JAcKsoN. MISSISSIPPI.
Il JAMES LYNCH, Secretary Of State, do
certify the act hereto attached entitled an
act 70 amend sections 2444 and 2445, article g.
chapter 3d. Revised Code Of 1871, amending
insurance laws, is a true and correct copy Of
the original now on file in this office.
- Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State Of Mississippi
l. hereunto affixed, this eleventh day
- of April, 1872
JAMES LYNCH, x
apl6tf = = Secretary Of State
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MACHINERY.
THE UTICA

- Formerly WOOD & MANN
These Engines are so well and fayerabIy
know that desert ption of them here is not
deemed necessary
They are EQUALLED by FEW, SUR
PASSED by NONE, perfect in workmanship
complete in appointments, safe, simple and
substantial Every boiler is practically test
ed before leaving the Factory By the use of
a CIRCULATING WATER BOTTOM around
and underneath the furnace, which lessons
the
RISK FROM FIRE.
They are particularly adapted for GINNING
COTTON. Engines of all sizes, at prices
which challenge comparison for equal size of
steam cylinder and measurements of boiler.
n full stock of these Engines will be kept con-
stantly on hand by the undersigned, who has
been appointed general agent.
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN.
No Union street, New Orleans, La.
may l4w6swtf
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To Amend Sections 2444 and 2415
of Article -. Chapter So, Revised
Code of HS7I, amending Hnsu-
rance Laws.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State OK Mississippi, That sections
2444 and 2445, article 6, chapter 55, Revised
Code of 1871, be amended by adding TO each
of said sections the following: Provided, That
said statement and certificate had not been
previously published at jackson, in this State,
in the newspapers of general circulation,
which publication shall be deemed sufficient.
SEC 2 Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved April 9th, 1872.
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A GRAND GOLD MEDAL
Coleman's Corn and Wheat Mill |!

First Premium awarded at following State
Fairs
Georgia, Maeon.lS5l Tex, Houston. 1870, 1871
New York City, Texas, BRENNAN. 1871
y Y...............1S55 Alabama Montgom-
Miss. JacksOn-..lS59 1871
1863, 1870 and 1871 5. Carolina, Column
Louisiana n. o. 1866 ba 1871
1868, 1863, 1870, 1871
Ii has stood the test of PRACTICAL USE for
nearly quarter of n century, and keeps pace
with the times by being CONSTANTLY IMPROVED.
At sixteen Fairs, from New York City to Bren-
ham Texas the Coleman Mill has successfully
competed with all other well-known and prom
inent Grist Mills sold in this market and has
always been awarded the First Premium for
good and fast grinding, wherever PUBLICLY
EXHIBITED. Its points of excellence are
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY AND EFF
/ CHENEY.
Six different sizes for plantation, custom
and country grinding. The stones are of solid
French burr. Prices about the same as other
Mills. The highest testimonials from parties
in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana ndTexas
Send for Circular and Price List Manufae-
tured by
ii. DUDLEY COLEMAN.
Factory, 90J Tchoupitoulas street, opposite 81.
Mary's Market.
Depot and Salesroom, No. 9 Union street, near
St. Charles street NEW ORLEANS, LA.
mayl0w&swtf
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HNRUSTEES'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power vested
IN me by a certain deed of trust hv j. u.
Adams, on the first day Of February, 4. D..
IS'2, t" Sccur" 10 J. =. Stovall. on account
Of certain indebtedness mentioned thorsin,
the said deed bcin. duly recorded in record
Book Of Deeds lR) on pages 40 and $50, in
the Office Of the clerk of the Chauccry court
OF NoHube" county, in the State of Mi,>,s,-
ippi. the undersigned will proceed to sell
before the court house door in the town Of
Macon in sa d county, ON
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1872,
to the highest bidder for CASH. the follow
ing described pieces Of land, living and being
IN sad county aud state, to-wit; the east
nan Of section 81, township III, range Iii;
east containing by estimate $50 acres, to-
Egther with the Improvements thereon
10" title to said land is believed to he rood.
Inc place is conveniently situated on the
Macon rond, near the Crawford bridge. ON
M"Nubre River and in II good stock range.
rms ll'h day Of May, ID, 1872.
Is. y. BOYKIN,
""!''-s Trustee.
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UACONAND TIYR u. 4 O. r. r

The Annual Report ofthe officer,
of the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad show
clearly that Oh the main line Of the
Road our town ranks second only
to Meridian in its business aspects
connected with this great thorough.
fare. We will take, for instance,
the two tabular statements Of cotton
received and the passenger move
mont 70 Illustrate our -tatas in this
connection, and this should be the
means Of waking OR citizens 10 the
necessity Of facilitating our advan.
tagc- and increasing our trade and
consequent prosperity. By refer
cuce To the Cotton Statement it will
be seen that over 10000 bales were
received Tor shipment at this point,
notwithstanding We have Brooks
viII" Immediately North with over
300, and sagqaaIak Immediately
South aitb over 5000 bales. This
Is tho Iagtesr amount received at
any one point oa the main trunk
excepting Meridian, and We believe,
with a .itL!e ~akc-roJin policy i'm
pressed into Il community, Macon
would receive ueariy tyice that
amount at her depot.
Ane pasacuSct-hlOycmcuL table
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The present crisis i, a peculiar
one. Its generally expected that
81 journalist is to lead and not follow
public opinion. In renewing the
present situation which is Am anam.
oily in the political history of our
country We have come to the con.
cInsion the reverse is the case, and
that tho Spontaneous, fresh and IN.
bought expression of the will oftbr
masses should be made the kcv-note
OF the course OF 4 public iournaI.-
ln'S cannot be definitely settled
aolII all The lines of.party are dis.
l.Nc"y and cmphaticaIIy defined.
The Meridian MERCURY complain,
OF the want Of boIdncss and indo.
Pc''uehre on part Of some of our
State journals in not COMMITTING
themselves unrcscrvcdly to the new
movement. Bless your soul, COL.
there is time enough after The
ehrysalis stage is past, and every
thing clearly defined. Let us lead
the movement after the armies arc
organized and in the field, and do il
intell'genty, aud when we take a
position, hold it to the best Of our
al lily through veal or woe. tire
quircs m0ye bollncsa sometimes 10
wait than il does to ac.
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ETNRlDGE'S LIVERY STABLE.

AT the old stand, where can be
found good and safe lurn-outs, a
good stock eff horses, a carriage for
pleasure and family drives, and good
substantial buggics. The omnibns
and a hack run from this STABLE to
the Depot, and every attention
given TO the comfort and convent.
ehco OF passengers. Terms mode
rate. NAS
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N~a'>.Hu''' or o'"'' NI''''''
H.''''.. o. execute 'o' >..''' ''
manning NINA t9 >e''' >..an "-''."'-
,ufa. product. or So m7.h l''I''''
q, shall be sufficient 'o l'N lu' ''u'
p,a'nanls demand anu Nl ''N'''
and 10 safely hni' lhe same so '>
10 have it Nanlrr' L" 'i' 'ur'"'r ''
Ter OF sad JUSTICE "'''ea''''''"-
ihe officers To summon 'It' l''N''
fa possession OF san" P'o'uNtN' ".',
alb other persons n"'"'' '' N.I''
complaint rs defendants, '"" '"y
person occupying HA'' l"''' '''
premises TO appear hel't'> ''' "
''tt' on " ''t'a'I' "N| '"'s''" '"'"'"
ana Sho" cause II ANY ''''! ""N'''
cam why N1cn pr'u0,.> I ;" mH''.
u'F''' rs >''a'' NC ~, ;"s.
purpose, N''''' 10, o' SOU u S'''''9
sue" ''","'' a," an CoN!S'
Nt'. d. h' " i"''"" '""','o,
iI'"' '""''"'"I''I ", NV IV''II' "
"'u 81 - t,''' W.,
'' ll' o",''r r't',''IS '"' S"''v' ~
NT'"o anu ,'N' 'n'o "'N P'NSV>N'''l'
'"o P'oP,IH an" I''''I'o" '"' o'
s'"s a. "'o,''" u,,s''v"' ""u ~
'i'N' ""T v'"', II, "',,o i'o,,'[.,
'',>"y'' i"'' -, l"a.'Oo '"S' "
",''''I ,o,,,'''' 1T "I'''"S '''o'o,'
'''T '.,'' ,''''I """ ,G'''I
wi '''''','''S - pay "'7
p. ,.u,. ,tJ
Mat - ,r l,,tor, -" d,,. 81 ,r;aI
,Ln cnmnI,;nant .'au a., hnror,
,ho Ln. b., "n in~t.tnnt;.l
s,]a,annmt "In;" an
.nnrnni,I L,.a KIN 70 ,an,;n,,,on,
.,,I w.. ar,i,In, - i,o"t ~
,,,a,"n Inr, ~ a., .i"n1 aon
,,an, ~. n. ;r,n III.
son. III ,La d,tnLon, ~.
I.tnnJnnts NAV. Ala an nnsynr tI,orn
f., ond m,,. dt,y tLn .nmnI,innnt'.
.iat.mrnt nr nny nar, tbarnor mr.
plead payment, set.of, limitation,
or any other defense GOOD ut law,
in like brirt and substantial form !;
and nm ,rrLnir,l tnrr"I;tr .hau h.,
necessary in either statement but
the cause shall then be at issue, and
either party shall be allowed TO A.
mend Inc pleadings or other papcrs
on record at n STAGE of the pro
cccdings, on the most liberal terms
consistent with substantial ~ins,jrr,
SEC. :. 81 il turth,r cpactcL,
That tine parties shall be allowed
process for witnesses. and thc RIGHT
. of continuance for sufficient cause.
rs in other cases; and if ritLor: mar
Inv demand a iury, ibr rns., sh,lI lac
fried by'a iufy Of comnetrntiuror.
and tine. yrrIirt as tb. ;,,rv and
ilrdrmcnt of the court shall he rem.
derol. substantially. in 1hr same
manner As in common I,w trials in
The Circuit Conn. SO f,r rs mny he
a]ppIjcublc.
Srr. G. r, il turt1,r ,ro,t,5
rhot rither nar,y ,,,,. 49,,
y;tL ,hn vnrJ;nt ,nJ '',,'''',a',"
Layr An anneaI ~ ' VIII, 81 'o orr,, ."" ~.
o., r,jororj ~ rmnvo tLo nnv.a f,on,
. q ~ w. ~ iN''''fN ilN NAltTN lI'lll
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ASSETS.

Real estate owncdtJ the Gem,
1gl
Cash ON hand and deposited to
the credit of the COMPANY. l,Srf
Due from Agents IN course Of
transmission and premiums 40,
Loans secured by bonds and
mortgages. san;
Us. bonds, par vnI.s2, 5jj,OU 2g@,
Stocks \. City y
Bank, par value. $500 a.
y. \. 4 other state
stocks, par value 1925 lO l,igy
Market - =
val. $t,772,832 S3S4,435 10
Loans on existing policies, SSt
Deferred premiums due sub.
S"qurnt to Jan. lst., 1872. en-,
Accrued interest Jan. lst., ~ IA
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ST ATE CONVENTION
or THE
Democratic & Conservative
Party.

A State Convention Of 'ho Democratic
aal Conservative Party Of Mississippi viii
h. held I'm Jackson on
Witnessing, ?gtt dag IF Jre, 1872.
for the purpose If affecting g prominent
organization, and adopting such measures
Is wa, be deemed advisable with reference
to the Presidential Election. Al. p'r'on,,
opposed to- Radical mi,rule and in favor Of
Reform in the Administration Of the Gov
crnmcnt are invited to take part in the
Convention.
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IhS above establishment can bc
nouSh' at a bargain for cash, and
ro" De recommended as a good in
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An inehriatrd Democrat vas di
ming at the Ives House the other
day. Beet, pork, mutton, veal or
chicken" said the polite waiter
i don't are Il d-n, was the reply
amy thing to beat Grant. [~-Sedaiia
Times.
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properly 80 oold or rrmo'e' anu
Imprisoned m the county J''. ne,
,e,, than one nor more '"'" '"'''
months.
SIC H. Br N jt"thcr S'"'.'o'
That tor all labor performed ,o' ~
raising a crop, and Tor Woi'n .oy'y
is uo lien PROVIDED IN the Ior'S'u'N
srctjonN'ot this Acl, there Nl'a'' "'
execution ISSUED upon Jl"S'"'''S
rendered, without exemptions anu
nothing in amy Act heretofore I''Nr'
ed, shall prevent ihc executing ','''
Ger, to whom such execution Is 't-
Iiyrrcd, from IcyyImE the same up
ON any property the defendant may
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INV MULES LOST.

Strnycd or stolen from the undersigned
two mules. one II sORREL MARE mule,
about l4J hands high, the other u MOUSE
COLORFD MARE mule the SAINT height,
and about to Shed on the shoulders. lcay-
ing a dark color on the parts. Any mfr
nation leading to their recoycry will be
literally rewarded. +. L. CHAPPELL,
moy1S-lt Macon, Miss.
The State of Mississippi, ! Justices Crit,
NoXubee County. Beat No. D.
A. Klaus n Bro. Attachment and
lS9 VS.. garni'hre for the
A.. Stevenson. sum Of $50 SO.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, gar
nishecs.
Whereas a writ Of garnishcc issued in the
above stated case, against tide Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company. and it appearing
to this Court by the affidavit Of plaintiff,
that the residence or whereabouts of said
defendant il not known, said defendant will
take notice that unless he appear before
this court and answer ur dcmur on or before
the Third SATURDAY In June next,
being the 10Th day Of said month, Judgment
by default will be entered against him and
the effects in garnishecs' hands will be sold
to satisfy said debt and all costs.
In testimony, | hGrcnnto SET my hand and
seal. this the 18th day Of May, \, D., 1872.
&, j. SHIPMAN, [scall
mavll It Justice of the Peace.