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A agsHh Igsa Fsfslls eaans.
West vi fsis, t'atss THAT'S sd
"a tfgey essfffi - ils tass.
tafh03l a NaHnfaIn CsF % fa.
counts. fsN Higllis saa Essfly
fhtfsn m1afhs 40 ihs lcup's II
he saaf elasiy ssfs sie ssd by :
fatal affay seat tie ssns ltcal'it,
tstwssn John Coleman aai Mad
30 seal. 10 Witch ne ist'.r was
Killed ltis ny dirty naN % rrors
tie murlsf Of AAklsF 81 Nladisos
sea, nol mere than oas hall mile
ifeaa TIE slut where Ter brother
Sss sent % an Bsiimsly Emsrs
The Iily : charming monh ~
msid, VIZ wosd and WIN by % Nir.
Potter, q RESPECTABLE and worthy
man Thursday, the I'd w.t.. rgs
the DAY set Tor the Wedding. aud tie
twain We're united in wedl0ek.
p Tle marriage Was celebrated with
an the usual ceremony and iestiyity
The neighbdrA 30 md drank. aud
danced until midnight, when the
welded pair we're left to retire. They
bad scarcely fetired when they wore
disturbed by the hidious sounds Of a
charivari. As the %ssrensding party
neared the residence Of the married
pair the discordant sounds Of blow
ing horns aud the beating Of tin.pau
t~ambourines we've occasionally in
.terrupted by the more shrlll, sharp
and ominous crack OF muskets, shot
guns and rifles. The noise OF their
horrible instruments, coupled with
the intermittent discharges of fire
arms, produced a most alarming eff
feet on the bride aud bridegroom. Il
was found that the serenaders nuns
bered eight persons, so dis
guised, however, that they could not
be recognized. just at this junctnre
it occurred to the bride to ask the
party in to take some refreshments,
ami thus appease any %animosity
they might entertain. She accor-
advanced TO the door, and
opening il stood on the threshold
with a lighted candle in her hand.
Almost simultaneously with her APP
pearance there was a volley fired
from four guns at her, the contents
of one striking the door-post, glanc-
ing and entering the brides (Mrs.
ear, and lodging in the
brain. With Il shrek the unfortu-
nate bride fell to the ground. The
villains who PERFORATED this cow
and barbarous outrage disap-
.eared in the darkness, but in a
more sudden manner than that in
they came. Mrs, Potter, after
suffering eXcruciating agony eX-
PRED two days after the outrage.
1t is gratifying to announce that the
have been arrested and three
If them were committed for trial.
The citizens express the greatest
Indignation at this shocking occur
'ence, and a universal wish. pre-
ais for the prompt and severe pun
shment of all concerned.
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EMIGRATION TURNING.
Cheap Farmsfn Southwest Missouri

The Atiancic and Pacific Raifsoad Company
offers l, 200, 900 acres Of land IN Central and
Southwest Missouri at from ~ TO Sl2 per acre,
on seven years time, with free transportation
from st. Louis TO oil purchasers. Climate, soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
law-abidiDg society invite emigrants from all
points to this land Of fruits and flowers. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commis.
sioner, St. Louis, Mo.
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Several typographical errors oc,
Cured in our last issue which we
very much regretted as it is our es-
pecial desire to have our paper al
free as possible from such errors
We can offer no excuse for this, for
there is no such thing as an excuse
tori bad typography and we suffer-
as one of the necessities that will
sometimes happen in a printing of
fee in the change If printers.
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Cincinnati il builling u huge sau-
sage for the Vienna Exhibition, that
will require the Great Eastern 70 tow
It across the Ocean, after 1t has beer
fuated down the Ohio and Mlssis-
sippl to the Gulf. 1t was made in
sections in a railroad tunnel, the
hogs beingdrose in oy the hundred,
and then subjected to hydrauli-
pressure. Each link will be provide
ed with. a captain and crew, and if
the action of the salt water during
Its passage should spoil its favor, it
win be entered under the name Of
Ohio tape-worm or sea-serpeut, as
the exhibitors may deci LIST
Louis Democrat.
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COTTON MARKET.

We furnish below The quotations Of prices o
cotton corrected weekly by S. II. Gunter,
wholesale and rethil deatcr in dry goods rnd
groceries. ..V eyst,ttv. st,..s
Tho quotations are Of the market ON fri
Day, the 2ls;
Wa YORK .wsrksi.
Cotton --Nidillng e0se.
I~fr,ryosf .nrrhe. s~~a ns =
Mailing uflands oiaioa, and quiet.
u.aaats .WsSka. pt
e, GoItop-middiipg l9la20c low ,middliug
lsla1s3c. Low and dtsty tottons dill And no
sales.
sarats MARKET.
Cotton -middling i9ale1ci low middhna 1871
a183c. Low and dusty cottohs from IL TO lie.
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Judge Anderson Resigns.


From the Natrhez Democrat and Courier,
February, II.
On yesterday Tuesday morning,
just as the Legislature Committee
appointed to investigate the capacity
and official conduct of Judge Alder~
son, of the Third Circuit Court Dis
trict, was about to resum the "
aminatiowof witnesses, Gen. Chas.
Clark appeared aud stated to the
committee that he was authorized
by Judge Anderson to state to tao
committee hat, BY the 1lvicc of
friends, lie (JuhgeHsi3 llaI deter
mined. to tender his resignation to
the Governor Immediately. That
fromtthe testimony and opiidons,of
the older ucmbcrs of the bar, he
was coiiviuced that such nrejndices
existed against him in the minds Of
the leaders of the bar, that he could
no. administer justice in such a man
ner as would be satisfactory TO the
bar or to the country. Gen. Clark
then stated to the committee that,
from his knowledge of testimony
already given, he did not consider
that any misdemeanor or other Of
tense had been proven, or attempted
to be proven, which would sabjert
Judge Anderson to I'M 'oachlntst;
and, therefore, he did not deem it
improper for the committee upon
the written statement OF Judge AL
derson that he ", uld immediately
resign, to suspend the futher inves>
tiaation of the cas- lie said that
Judge Anderson would forthwith
present his resignation to the Gov
ernor, and IN, it would state the
causeof his ri gimiiou. T~heresig-
! patton was to take effect as soon as
the Governor would appoint Judge
tAlderson's successor. ~ 81 4 p
Thereupon the committee sus-
pended the Investigation, the wit
n~esses,werc discharged, and the mats
ter happily ended. 4
We are convinced hat Judge Al.
derson, in taking this step, acted
wisely and upon the very best Of adj
vice. 1t may be true, as urged by
hi. friends and sympathizers, that he
was not guilty Of any moral delin'
quency, or of any iniictable ofiense
It is true, we believe, that 20 far al
Testimony was adduced, none such
was proven; but it is also true, W.
think, that both his friends and hi
concurred in the opinion that
the testimony developed the fact
that he was utterly incompetent t
fill the position of Judge, and tina
his occupancy Of the bench was no
calculated to. advance the admins;
tration of justice, but rather to re
Itard Il. IA
It Is to be hoped, now, that q new
appointment is to be made, that thu
Governor will give usa Judge reallI
learned 10 the law above bis felloNs
, "a man Of balanced mind, clear head
and afrm character, is to b,
!. hoped that NE shall not DO subjecte!
to The danger Of another mere judi
!, cial experiment such as vas the-ap
| pointment of Judge = Anderson, bu
/ THAT the new appointed will be
man whose experience and charac
ter and competency shall have bee
fairly tested aud is generally recog
'nized.
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Pass Them Around.

, Ahth tV.hus
Ne Good People Of Sardis, or aay
g uan: - flsdt., -r.
fe would respectfully announce
having associated ourselves to.
Ter for the purpose Of extending
business as photographers, we
bow prepared to execute in good
! all work in our line, such as
kOgfsPlis, Ferptypes and Gems.
! cleansibg, repairing, copying
|enlarging old pictures. Do not
h. While yoa are trying TO
lie, that old fellow with the
be is stealing away all your good
b. Remember time, tide and
r. IA q o. a"A.. a.
gpgraphers wait for no man. We
bot remain in sardis longer than
s LIST of April, when we leave
|fIl appointments elsewhere.
( hours from 5 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Respectfully,
GGRRsNLAw & HARRINGTON.
~-- d.
Ichaeeb eehApaaced dnder obi.
lns tortwo of our friends for
kr furnished this weekas edito-
.ahsf ,FidQm4a i1,t}r
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The Mite.

4
mitc party On st. Valentines
sas a brilliant success, credita-
those who so9ably planned it,,
btllose Who carried itont.. The
h ras Que that the gods would
IFsEssed. Neetat and ambro-
|@ nbusdayty as wei as the
substantial viahasg the crown.
Rp|9ry yok which was the fine
pig,~ With rho apple in his
b, said apple not being all
! up when we, last say said pig.
I'd quails excited our tmagiha-
aAp salivary organs, digestion
a~iterwads), while chicken
lobster salad, and other salads
fredit to those who compounded
and vast comfort to the inner
The delicacies were abundant;
Pu' and delicious ices, etc, etc,
syllabub~.that was sweet as
plight with yQurloyed one alone.
there were other and far
e attractions; the beauty and
Flgence Of panola's fairost
Phters was fully represented, as
- 81 other counties adjacent.
\ department. Ya~sablypanaged,
I've are glad to hear that the
mary success was such as to
70 taudable object for which
NeqrEed out--to raise money to
OFT the debt incumbent on the
eopa CHURCH here,
ute Id animated contest took
ela shs voting Of q handsome pre-.
''lhs most popular young ladyir
county, Miss Imogen Hicks and
Cora Henderson we're the two
HpslTisdies1snd after aver,
vote received, the prize wa,
''ed to Miss Imogen Hicks.
AsoR. Messrs. Wilbouru & Rhe'
snasleto bring the number Q
they expected on the 14th
sV the high water in Eas
'essae- We learnt that they vii
Eefsa'n to bring about one hun
ahd fifty good laborers to thi
on the 18th Of this month
left with ]. +. lIobgood
al sardis, will receive promp
Ration.
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A Vote Of Thanks.

The members and t@rien,ls Of the
Episcopal Church desire tS return
their most cordial thankst to all those
who aided them ing donations to the
Supper, tor the mite, on st. Valen>
tines Eve.
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s. II. Gunter calls the attention
of cash buyers to the fact that he
has just received
10000 pounds bulk pork.
100 barrels -four. ~. o.rI
100 bushels seed oats.
% barrels potatoes.
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Painful Accident.

} regret to learn that our es,
N friend, Capt. ". g. helms,
tesville, met with ali untortu.
on Friday Of last week
his leg broken by jump.
pn. a'tunaway horse. His lee
!mken just below the knee, ant
pgh not dangerous, will be at.
Vftit great pain and aconsid-
confinement. 4 Ftrel~
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liver is out Of the
| and all over the bottom,
the amount Of rain that has
|swe look tor real high water
Is little devilish stream,
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led.

ARM ESTEAD-At his mothers residence IN
this county, near Star Place, on Sunday
last. MR. prcr "AEaEsrEAp, aged about 23,
His death was very sudden caasc1 by hemor.
rliage. lie has been suffering with consumption
for three or four years.
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FsrSale.

new two-story frame residence
toom., ihrss aeres Of land, ball
|o.s. Well timbered.F
|pply to g. W. BONNER.
.raat nl Como,
or ]. +. LAVENDER,
Ibstf - Sardis, Miss.
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shosiia sps--A Falalaaaif
WtafssFH shsl 81 - a.
e. mirHas peuufear ihlI
Hms sf 10 aF mu1fy, oa ths itl
day q Ttfassy 1878 rs ~
sfs sboai - iai'8fs g. Ne srs rsi
~ informed a es.orsl mon y
ibe asms "a Nike Rsiman lived
lest yer u ths iain 81 ~. Jlht
Fselsf. In ihs southern part n ihis
esuaiy, sni thls yeaf hs novel %
the farm ~ Mh james Boyle. :
assf hssAbaf u Slr. F5wisfs and
contracted 70 make = srop on u ls {.
ttases A Mors time before thi. NO.
l0riaBais affair came IN. Rsimau
sqreeed s. dssso,ieat . Boyles, 10
move baek 70 tie farm Of Fowler,
bat Boyls.e having benght tools,
supplies, etc, for said Redman, and
advanced The same 20 in. said 10
nedmsh thai lie should not leaYe
and take the tljaFs be had bought
uutil be paid him (Bo,t-- for them.
On the morning Of the fatal day,
Redmsn went to Boyles, in compa-
my with two other colbred men,
Thomas KuykendaIl and George
Bailey, for the purpose OF removing
himself and things to the farm Of
Fowler-KnykCndall and Bailey to
ASSIST In taking the things against
the will or consent Of Boyles.
Boyles came out with a double.ba r
relied shotgun, and refused to allow
Redman to take off the things he
had furnished him, and after some
alteration, a Mr.. William Harris
came up, and proposed that Redmau
make to Boyles a note for the
amount of supplies Boyl-s had fur
nished him, and &c. Fowler o siga-it,
which vas agreed to. The trouble
was supposed to be at an end. Red
man wentto see Fowler, to get his
signature to the note, and Fowler
aud Rsdman were going to Boyles,
but before Reaman got back, and
while Boyles was sitting on a low
fence with KhykehdaIl and Bailey,
(Redman's confederates) one on each
side Of him, one of them shot Boyles
with a small pistol in the small! Of
the back. Boyles remarked, zone
of your damned ~rascals has shot me-
and raising his shotgun, shot one,
and then turning, shot the other
killing both dead on the spot. 1t
was ascertained that Redman had
given Bailey and kuykepdall wills
ky, aud they were. drunk, and he
had also furnished them with the
pistol. Boyles' wound is a serious
and painful one, but it is not now
thought to be a painful one.
} Below we publish the verdict Of
the jury Of inquest: AN
, We, the jury, summoned and
sworn upon the Inquest holden over
the bodies of Thomas Kuykehdall
aud George Bailey, after diligent in
quiry and examination of the wit
ncsses, find they came to their death
by shots from a double>barrel shot
gun, loaded with powder and lead,
by the hands of flames Boyles. We
find that james Boylos Was justitia.
Bile in the killing OF said Thomas
Kuykendall aud George Bailey,
We further find that the difficulty
was caused by Nike Redman fur
nishing a pistol to said Bailey and
Kuykendall and that hais accessory
to the killing Of said Aen, and in tho
shooting of James Boyles.
February IA, 1873.
(SignedD STEPHEN HRRRISG,
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Only one more week to buy your
goods at cost. so don't fail to so to
L~ayenders, hcsis closing out his
stock prepatory to moving.
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= = 30 desire - sr.
.nsft siis aa ehsafsf nis
: tsrrslu pie, should form
afvs 81 ed ssihs mot -
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= ws require lbs asb ia
sns siispA ml~giFissA
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80 nl n sssy soi 10 sfstf D.
rHnHfaf
isa tasstsss Hm rsss qasr1 rfss Ga
Hsfnb fs,umsssnasih By BssfroA rfsseous
Wiley usu = MASH. llslsss Nhitgsr. y i
VA safe nihu hurfiu pasisl " ehstst, Rufa.
'1ats sad ufeb,s Aussiie,n and Eafepssn
shlh4ff
4 nsrsssiif isf sysfy iaielli geut amlr Uu.
ient teacher, snd Pfpssaiausl maa. Whst
lihf-ry - c1mplsts wiihou, the hest Engl Oh
btrtepary7
Published by q 4 NgRRtAh Springfield
Mess Sold ~ All Booksslig8
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Administrator. sale Of IaaI.

Va az
W vrtss Of a DEERE Il DO Claretfy Cos
~ Faunlt csattv. hissrsp p, rendered ihrfs.n
% ne iGth dav n laaHaFF. 1914 q.
Adtsiuifuator ~ seNs HtA siih ne will a..
ustci, Of Elisha N Wsissn ieesascl on
SATURDAY THg 2sp DAY ~ ygB BII
~ the nrsmses within is~ml hours oarr TO-
sale Al pahlig suction o. the Highest hsaasr
he following ltnA' 'yiug and being IN said
county Of rtpela, tn-wit. Tho en-, hair 81
sertinn twenty-five, In ton rship nine. nfrsnfs
sigld, west Said lands will be SOLD IN stbdi
' isi0us 10 sui, ~pnrrhasers
Tsnss -Out-half rish, halauc, in twelve
months with ten per cent interest frnm ,btc
Bonds with good security will Nc required Of
the purchasers tor deferred payments. and =
ien retained upon said lands untl the purchase
money isiully paid,
1T N BCRBRtDGE,
janls-bw AdmiMstrator, etc.
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Scrap iron.

Battelle kCo, Proprietors Of the Memphis
Rolling Mills, are buying wrought and cast
scrap iron, and pay the highest cash price.
Shipments can be made them in large or
small quantities and quick returns will be
made. senl4
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The genuine article, must have Dr.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull
only has the right 70 manufacture and sell the
original john J. snHhsTopic Syfcp, pfi louis,
wills. KY. Examine well the LABEL on zach
bottle. If my private stamp is not on each bot
tie, do not parchss, Or you vii be deceived.
See my column Advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one Infringing on
my tight. Tie genuine SpithS Tome Syfup
can only be prepared by nyself.
The publis's servant,
De- JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5, 1885, nov30
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/ 81 aad 5Ta Nm Grsa.
EEMPfua TEHE


strgf tpsaisz Smother ssassa r..
faa vifh sssfs sod lmpfsmsft, sni
III "a 4 coHiimsees Of che hhsst'
- hsfst9s5fs ssfsatsd as Oar seed
..atsfsf better Yes uul otssrvs y.
~sssl oar Fsfisa seeds In alI-sizsd %.
4. = - retail Il Ten Cspi1 saeh
| ss sits Silver skis ftAsw sxA snd
si.ss-sisy nb.ss E.rb GosaikA.
\ kasssis
II sssd-Csrpsn and Hungatiaa
. sssds-cfrhsfi, Bins, I1stis ssd
y.4essd-Rsd, White. A1siks 4 LAaeerne.
aOs,sA bissk, Req norway ADD Ora.
m4E f.u isnTs-im
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Nv "a Nt a - a :
Latest style Oriental Caskets and
Cotfins Of all kinds at Lavenders
Furniture Store. .tyF fIH.
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Fsta uEimt m Dee
Ilr HOBS Hprnu Hefarier fsf ns
10 ~ ayfT usAafs rsm
card aftt* q fTgf ss=ts
a 90 Afi'y MH n hmHa
= aafys 80 NmM -
sl.ff sfaHe n az hu -
Hciftsita - uymfb .trHhaf
ahihi ~ Ne VS. Aiettais ID
sifr, 't st. SO. 30
Tpfah. eleven me tlih $50 ~
Holy sP inas. died. On rhaaiay
siisngFa. JaHHaU sih W. Nes
der el sal ou -%ualay morning.
February 81. he.f eldest daughter.
fsed atest ssvtneFn id TlR
aissas = pusamsAs. adv - 81
e most severe an,i malignant i,le
Nrs Leasef. re m,iher ~ the q.
act vh9 dol 30 NsdssNay. the
2lth. ia stfv llw uiih DO sauls ks
.sass, aud her DE- is ltspa.rcl o..
NJ nui Nts Alexander. and Ais.
aarah, .Leir lauthtef. arrs most e
Unable PeoRg, lighly esteemed sad
their deaths ihvt tAst q glnom over
the nagtmqhood Seldom have
wc been caleb upon % fegrlui d
c%lnaling tins in dislrc., and
suffering
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Matters arc approaching a crisis
il the Credit VI bilier Investigations.
II y pret'y nlly ascertainrd in wha.
the offenders have offended. and the
uppermost question now is: What
shall be done with them +! The pub
licity Of the Investigations, and the
attention fixed on them, will have
enabled AZ d compelled the members
OF Congress tn act independently OF
the report at the Poland Committee
is a~nxiously awaited. A proposition
To make Ames and Brork yicarious
sacrih oes, IL made, 4 not likely to
be received with favor. Though
guilty, they are scarcely more guilty
than many others, and Mr.. Ames.
differs from the rest Of tho sinners
chiefly in hiswillinguess to own up.
Ii is said that Ooitax would be i'm
peached il there were time. Is it
possible dlatthe possibility of im-
pea9hmsnteaused his delay in the
discovery af a theory y.
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Ha T Ffte
H ~ sH
s sn~f Hrnf d
sts ftsb tss -
~ 60
- sas 80 - ssf lees % fit rF sa
mf la afsi safl ffaf
aHts j - - p aaf sfsn
= ~. s= haat+ - ss
~ ia ias saIi tf l NIr.HH FL
,N'nf tFH'ttnss "a r..g- Gas
~ poe go smu. a Ihs M sT
ufusrI mu SER its ~. nft. fHa lsssw
lani stls tfinz f,lis - aftts A. lssA
siiheHi 90 sHshf.s faa. ed j. rsr 10
hsrm'ssaia o. esfs
IE. 4 WFssuV.
mait I'm sta Maia street
, 1873-09-17
Iron the St. Thomas i;dende.
KILOGRAMS

St. Thomas, 8th Sept. 1878.
New York, 9th Sept.-Franoe will pay ba-
lance of indemnity Tomorrow.
French mob attacked a party Of Germans
yesterday at LuneviIle several injured.
St. Thomas, 10th Sept. 1878.
Jamaica, 10 Sept" Tasmanian" left at 7
a. M. this morning for Southampton via St.
Thomas.
Dominica, 10th sept.-An opportunity for
messages to Martinique and South tomorrow
New York, 8th sep.-Flour $50 "a $50.
Extra, $73. Meal, $34 "a $50. Pork, $174.
Crystals, 94c. Molasses, $3.50. Grocery,
424o. Exchange on London 81 y Ct. Gold,
1928. ~ ct.
London, 8th Sept.-Sugars, Demerara Crys-
tails, 29s. Muscovado, 22s. cd. Clayed Ha-
vana, 26s. Sd. Demerara Rum, %. 3td.
Trinidad cocoa, SIS, Consols, 923. Bank
rate 3 P. ct.
, 1873-09-17

Colon.-The Colon end of the long lost
cable was picked up in 1,7OO fathoms at
S P. m. on the 9th and buoyed on the
morning of the 28th ult. Due protection
Of life and property is wanting in Colon,
owing to the entire absence of National
troops to protect the transit.
Panama.-CoIonel Uscategui, nephew
of President Murillo, was shot by the DO
lice at the Grand Hotel, he having refused
to allow himself to be arrested by them.
From the random firing of the police in the
streets several persons have been wounded
or had hair breadth escapes, and one, Mr.,
, 1873-09-17
PrOClarna.

mLLE og Enhver, som have Noget
III at fordre paa Skifterne efter af-
gangne Felicit6 Year Remy, afgang-
ne Hanslne Larsen og afgangne
Thora Miller, indkaldes herved med
3 Maaneders VarseI til for Under
tegnede at anmeIde og bevIsliggj6re
deres Krav.
LigeIedes indkaIdes med Aars og
Days Varsel nevnte afgangne Thora
MGIlers Arvinger efter Loven til at
anmelde og bevisliggj6re deres Ar
veret.
st. Thoma Skifteret, den lite
September 1873.
P. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1873-09-17
Acknowledgements

Wet bekjendtgj6res herved at Prasi-
W dentskabet har t%iIstiIlet undertognedo
Foged Listen over ubetalto Skater til
CoGonialkassen for Aaret 1872 med Ordre
at foretage Execution for disse Skater saa-
fremt Qvittering like er f%oreviist linden den
12te October f0rsSsommende.
Byskatterhe for de Eiendomme der like
eies af PIantageeiere vile fremdeIes bliyo
modtagne her paa Contoiret.
Frederiksteds FOgedcontoir den l3de
September 1878.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-09-17

VT is hereby made known that the Presi-
"a dency has transmitted to the under
signed Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes
due to the Colonial Treasury for the year
1872 with order to levy for said taxes if re-
ceip:s are not produced before the 18th
of October next.
The taxes Tor town properties not own
ed by estate owners will as hitherto be re-
ceived at this office.
Sherihs Office, Frederiksted September
18th 1878.
c. SARAUW.
, 1873-09-17
u NOTICE, ~

nGREEABLY to previous notice
III in the "Ayis' the general meet
ING OF the Shareholders of " The st.
Croix Sanitary and FertiIizing Com
pany" was held on Monday 18th
inst, 1t the appointed place. 1t was
proposed and adopted unanimously
that the Company's operations should
at once he extended to Frederlk-
sted and also to further said extern
sion, that the Shareholders be called
on to pay up, within IA days from
date the half Of the so per cent. still
due on their Shares. The under
signed will accordingly receive said
25oo on each Share at his Counting
room in Strand Street every week
day between the times of s a. m.
and A p. IN. on the presentation of
their Certificates for the first so per
cent paid up.
Christianstcd 10th september
1878.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
Treasurer.