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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-26
LOST,

A COAL EECBIpT. DRAWN By THE K
n X Consolidated Company in favor Of =
burlingaAie. for 322 bushels OF charcoal: No.
Of receipt, e0l. All persons are cautioned
be- suitably rewarded by leaving it at this
office, ntL3w4.
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pUtlic Notice.

Al NERS AND ALL. OTHERS ARE
NJ h.regy Notified tta- tie Basye Cunsoli-
dated Mining Company Limited will not be
for payment Of laDor or material
furnished TO parties having contracts or
agreements to work On any eli the Companv's
in Pinto, Secret nanyen, or elsewhere
in Eureka COUNTY. jim j. MURPHY,
Superintendent
Eureka, New, October :, ls-3 est
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for patent.
NOTICE NO. 2ss.
q. ;. I.AND OIPicE,
Eureka. Nevada, Oct.2s To-,

Eureka, Nevads Oct. q, Isl.
NOTICE Is. HEREBY GIVEN TI,..
N J.h1 T., Jones. } Ohm II. Rsbert,, haT
ward Jones. Joserh Jones. pc.toffce add "a.
address,. Bingham Canyon. Utah sSihs.
have this day filed in this office n GGi.'.hh,
together with 4 notice Of arplicstion ssaan.
patent from tho United States, und.,ts
, 2. oG sanSrsd sr f,cc, S,s MAY yo TO- lsi2. i.r sssss.
Lode. the came running 100 feet sou,Ss.s9pf
erly and 200 feet northwcsterly from ~.
cation monument on the lode with s%ssn.
ground two hundred feet in width. s;;sssnsa.s
in Eureka Mining District. Eureka roSsSS
state Of Nevada. and described in m. Way ".
and filed notes ON Gle in this Office : gr
lows, to.wit: W.
o. 3. Survey No. %.
Beginning at a post marked No. IL
Hill bears n. IL IA I. $50 feat, post S Saoy
Of survey No. -, q. tho Colorado Lode. bs.,l:
East l.2o7 feet. The center Of the W
phi Shaft bears $. 10 T.. 6ie fec, "as.
mouth Of the Adelphi tunnel bears s. ,a IT,
\. 5l9 feet. and n nut pine tree. enc foo, ;,
diameter, marked Adelphi l; I. bear. s. seia
feet. to post marked No. 2. I. 5. Survey \"
10: thence :. 25t4o 4. 81 $40 feet. m n IVY.
marked No. 3, US. Survey No. 50; thencae V y
6ti.o W. 20 feet, to post marked No. / rs
Survey No. 50: thence N. 21s.e W..oys 40 Ia,
to post marked No. 8. L. $. Survey II" ~ !,
thence \. I6e W. 6sl $40 feet, to post mari;
Ns.i, L. 5. Survey No. 90; and thencc 4 ,uHcc
+. 2ei feet. to post marked No. l., the tia.s :
beginning; containing q 4s-IW acres. Corrsss.
expressed from. the true meridian, with :
magnetic variation Of l6,,e East. M
Thisclaim is located upon unsurvevcd Land,
and is bounded on the south by the Mar,
mine. ~a
! his claim i, recorded in Book D, Pnee ;,
Of h Eureka District Mining Records, ands
copy Of the notice and plat can be found nns.
ed at the location monument upon the Ia
OF CYRUS r. HORN, Rer;.,sr
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NOTICE..

7 HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY
j interest in the blscksmithiny and wagon
making business N this place. All persons
OWING ne Tor labor done arc requested, to
settle at CHco and save collection by Jaw.
GEORGE ". GILMORE.
Eureka, November ~. 1874. r2i-Im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-26
TUNING mi REPAIRING.

VoIlN FRANK INFORMS THE CITI-
- zens Of Enrela that he is now prepared TO
tune and repair Pianos Of a manufacture.
oughly repaired. Tuning, Sc; repairing at
moderate charges. JOHN FRANK,
sistf hesidcncc. North Buel street.
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIKx.
DR.. p

~ DR.. GIBBONS DISpEN-
&e SAi;i, No. G23 kEAENl ST.,
corner Of commercial, San Fran.
ffNf9,1 cisco. trivatc entrance on Com
GSSE3 mercial street. Established il
1914, Tor the treatment OF Sexual and seminal
Diseases, such astionorr hoea, elect, Structure.
syphilis in all its forms, seminal " eak ness.
lmputcncy, etc. etc. Skin diseases Of years
standing, and LIBERATED Legs. etc., successful
ly treated.
Dr.. GIBBON has the plea. urc of annonn-
Ing that he has returned from visiting tAs
principal hospitals of Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nc.
money III seeking out new remedies, and has
retained with Increased i~acilities Tor the ALT
Walton oi human suffering.
Seminal Weak ness.
Seminal emission is tho consequence OF self-
abuse. This solitary wee. VT dcFrayed seXua,
indulgence, is practiccd by the youth Of both
seAes to AN nlmost unlimited extent, produs-
ing with unerring ceftainty the following
tran. OF morbid symptoms, unless ombated
BY scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark SPOTS under tho eyes, pain
in the head, ringing in the ears, noise like tho
%rI'stlihg OF leaves OF rafting o! chari0ts, nh-
Business about tine loins, weakness of the
limbs, confused VISION, blunted intellect, loss
Of confidence, diiiidcnce in approaching stran.
gers, n dislike 10 form new acquaintances,a
disposition to shun society, loss OF memory
%Iinples and various eruptions about the face.
hectic flashes, furrcd tongue, tutid breath
coughs, consumption, night swcats. mononis-
MIA. and frequently insanity. If relief DO not
o.btained, you should apply immediately, e-
ther in person or by letter. and have a cure
elected by. bis now ard scientific mode o.
treating this disease, which never fails VI
~eiiectins II quick and radical cure.
(wrel At Home.
Persons Mt a distance may be CURED A
lttlNl T.. by undressing 81 lptfpr to Ek, UIUe
BON, stating ease. symptoms. length Of hns
the disease has continued, and have medieinS
promptly forwarded, free from damage any
curiosity, to any part Of the country WIN
full and plain directions fer use.
By inclu>ins len Dollars coin in . reGh-
tered letter through the Psstoiiice, o,
through Wells, Fargo IL Co.'S. q package "
medicine will be forwarded to any part Vi IDS
Union.
Persons writing to tho Doctor will ,pieasss
state the maine OF the paper they 800 this wv
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Dir. j. +. GlBBON.
Box 1851. San Francisco. Cali!orn's.
iyl-lv
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

OUGHT TO Go BACK TO AFR GCA.
"A correspondent of the Richmond
"Dispatch," who attended the recent
commencement exercises at a large
negro normal school at Hampton,
Virginia, refers as follows to a speech
delivered OF that occasion by the Rev.
Edward Blyden, a very black man, a
native Of Cuba, and nov living in
Liberia :
lie said that they are now fighting
the battle Of civil rights in Liberia
that by an old law a white man IS
not allowed to hold Office, or c'WYn
lands, and that a proposition 10 so
Change the law as to give the Whites
these privileges is meeting #fth bit
ter ana thus lar successful opposition.
Yet he fully endorsed DR.. Ruffner's
view, and believed in the separate
education OF the races. He went fur
tier, and thought that the negro
ought to 60 back to Africa. And he
believed that just in proportion as
you educate them and they have
good sense and the interes: of their
race at heart, thew will 90 back and
seek to build up thctc a negro nation
atty
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

Tie Press OF THE COUNTRY, DEM
otratic and Republican, contain part
ing shots at the retiring Radical Con
Gress; as -
The main question with us pow, as a
people, is not to save the Republican
party but the republic. - Springti sid
IN S. Union:
As private citizens they may be. Of come
use, but az G Congress they have proved a
complete failute, Six months Of them is
enough.-New York Tribune:
The press OF the country will never con-
sent that a star chamber iuquisi ion shall
be set up in the District of Columbia for
the discipline of every journal that pre-
sumes to call in Question tue dota Of men
connected with tie G~ovefnnient The
day has gone by for that sort of a thing.
and the men who attempt to revive the
Sedition law will have reason TO regret it.
: Hartford Evening Post.
No! the day has no! gone 10y for
that sort of thing in Mississippi.
Our legislature was literally d Star
chamber, and lcgislated against COM
munitiesto CRAFTY personal malignity
entertained against journals that
presumed to call 10 question tic acts
Of men connected with the tStateJ gov
eminent. A striking illustration OF
this was passed by with scarcely
a comment. But our people have
reached that beautiful state Of beati.
tude when tfey are prepared to
present tie other cheek for the stroke
aud If that is not sufficient they'll
get down all fours in rcadlIess for
the toe OF the boot.
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Muzzling the Press.

They have in New Orleans even @
more ready way Of muzzling an an
moving press than in Mississippi
Here they pass Printing Bi Is to take
away legal printing ; they pass leg
islative enactments against commani
ties where Objectionable journals arc
published; and by slow process Of leg,
islation endeavour to shut up an out.
spoken press that ventilatcs their
yillainies. But in New Orleans they
swoop down at midnight upon the
type, locked up in the forms, on its
way to the press, and put it in the
felon's cell of a jail. This outrage
was committed upon the Bulletin on
last Saturday night, without the
shadow Of authority, because this
journal has proved a fearless adyo-
cate of the people and has boldly de.
nounced official corruption and rass
cality.
How long, Oh Lord shall the
patience of our suffering people be
taxed to endure such and similar
outragcs upon their rights as citizens
and freemen?
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Grand Regatta at ocean
Springs.

We are glad to learn that ouI
Ocean Springs friends are preparing
TO have a fine time on the 4tlI July
and that there will be there, on that
Gay. Grand Regatta, as per the ne
tice found elsewhere.
We expect there viii DE q large
gathering at this delightful vi lago
on that day from all along the coast
and hope our friends from this local
ity will turn out in strong force.
Let it be understood then that We
spend our 4th July at Ocean Springs
the more the merrier.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

In Alcorn's speech on the Civil Rights
Bill, so called, we find the following
1.-THE colored people of my State de.
mand the passage of this bill. / Weld &c
their demand. My refusal would excite
them to anger, they would keenIy feel the
Injustice and wrong. ! bend gracefully to
their will.
Could anything be more contemplate
than this ? Is there another instance on
record Of q man who claimed TO be a
statesman pleading the probable ange oil
his constituency-in the event of his
refusal-as q reason for supporting a
measure involving great national and local
interests 2 The excuse is fimsy, contemp-
tible and unworthy any one possessing an
atom of independence or manliness.
II he was unwilling to ''anger" the
freedmen who have been taught to hearth
ly despise him, it would have been a
manly thing to have resigned; but, TO
bend gracefully TO their will" TO smother
reason, honor and integrity at the behest
OF creatures incapable as a mass of even
reading the text of tire measure in ones
tion. stamps James L. Aicorr as q pigmy
10 everything but svoirdupoie.
The Senator claims devotion to the pre-
eepts Of the noble old Wing party, but he
hss fer the last few years mixed and as
socistea with such a motley mob that the
teachings of the statesman who 'would
rather be right than President" are for
gotten. and Alcorn would rather be soma
Tor than wiz the appreciation Of every
hover of right and justice in the land
fAberdeen Examiner.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

Trouble is brewing IN Tennessee.
A few days ago two Federal officers
"a revenue collector aud q mar-
shal-were driven from a town By q
mob. Brownlow and Andy JohnsoA
have again come together on the CIV
il rights BILL Both are violently OPP
posed TO- Il, ssd arc fomenting trouble
thereanent. BrewAlow says he will
zee the Republican party in hell before
he will give his support to the odious
measure The mountaineers of East
Tennessee are Organizing, are colicc-
tssg powder and ball, and declare
themselves determined to light again
FOR the Union as il was before the
negro was The Union." Matters are
anything but serene in the Volunteer
Stee. Y
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"Oh, talk not to me Of the Joys Of a life
Controlled ty the @hims of a pretty young
wife.
Who is ever ready With "my love" ont
my dear"
From the first day of spring TO the cid G
the year.
My heart is merry,
Unshackled and Frte,
Aud a bachelors life
Is the one for me.
81 saw a young gallant il search OF a wife.
He thought he would marry aud settle in
life,
Hare a snug cottage and ever tbiug nice,
But Little he knew or dreamed of the
price.
Tie love knot was lied, the honey noon
DER.
Wien he began bis sad ute to 4 ploro.
Els cottage like bedlim with anarchy
runC,
He'd m FRIED n HORNET aud therefore got
srUYd.
My heart is merry,
trnshoo;, LODI and troo
And a bachelors life
Is the one for me-"
So say |; VIC have oily to look
around US and note the many hornet
nests and behold the many whilom
merry bachelors, now alas transformed
Tito wrecks, hdmbled, bcdeyilcd
looking specimens of humanitr tetlcpt
Ye Bcnedicts, to be perfectly con
WINGED that all this is true as holy
Writ. And, | should like to ask the
fair () "Me" this ducstion-When a
silly bachelor does take it into his
HEAD 10 marry is it hot more honora-
BE to slow The worst On the out.
side even if it were as iIl>fayored as a
's#ingci cat than to try as very
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NEW Court uhuse.

The Centrac' for bnilding n New Court
Iforsn, and Clerks and Slerif's Ofica,.
for Jackson County, will be lot ont to the
lowest bidder at public otit.cry in tho
town of Scranton as per plan, and specia,
cations on file in the Clerks Office, ou.
the first Monday OF August, next bids,
will be received in writing, up 10 the day
of the lct'i0g of the contract, and cried.
out as verbal bids on that day. Ok
The O'rtrac'er or MIR c 'ors will be re-
qnired to enter into B nd in double the
amount Of the con'rac3 bid, FIR the fsith-
fnl and prompt exocati> IN OF the work, aud
that the Gogrt House be c, mpleted by
first day OF November Rext.
BY order BOpd Supervisors.
, @. H. ALLEY, Clerk
Scranton, j me 18th, 1874 ,jel3-
~ EyuN -a.IF.s
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We are indebted to Mine ParGue
for the loan Of the article which we
republish on our outside signed Mat
thew kanady Chm" She read Il dur
mg her lecture ard commented upon
it, assuring her audience that q ne q.
gro was the author OF it. She par
ticularly called attention to the fool
ISL custom of the negroes in COM
mencing their church services SO
late, and making night bideous with
their noises TO the great annoyance
Of tue entire neighborEood.
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Ca 0fssgs Cass sfs "a rsp
o. - ~ Hnsioa ~ 80 80 ~
nsgs ~ NJ ilsb 10 Hfs ~
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Jsis ~ ~ NJ IN ~ -
fM csff n ff fH Hfhsg
~ ssa 600 A. ffF A. ff HH
taaisf Hh t HsHs saafs
~ = ~ f.b1st fm las
EfHsH Hf Nv w HHf 81
aff aF H# fefr ~
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mqstf ~ . ~saflslast ~ snf s"as
sist = ~ gsrV ta~f mfH N HFHsf1f
l4 30 risa ~ - mis ed ~ f0H
n fsaf estate. W sbish, ~ ne go,
o. hfs faHK hem II Hf m0sf sfnffF
10 faaiaff fs sh4is fhH IL fsf bon
80, snH hmei lnN4 fet1ai msfhaf esiIa
Net only M editor los - . aisu w. ~.
l1rss Ctpt fJltef ~ 81 e. bHva Hbt N
hin IN efary fs4peat W. sreu " pfffsf
~ mska fhsss fsmsfks ~ iaae as anfv
price y worthy ~ ra'f01Hyr srI Dr. If
fhtiisl o. Gle sniifa efhddsnas ~ the
p1L'if. Hs etIac' / not only ifoiHm tie
bat pfaisew oriby. aHd b. asa, n Beeo sffg.
bavs the end6rsemaat - every suisiaaf
ial man II tho clty for sB hs promises ~
H ~uref5fti9y a. fe1 who fis gsbnamsH
selected n a6i ~ The T'erHrof ~ Tho W 20
thhuGIu ia, isr evpry btainfsa fitf evffy
shere IN Gle tniied States SHOWS ~ w.
enqnifiBe ~ he banker sifl really an1
ont, fho Tu0uts W H6afg The hryeai
private banker in Teras. H. Ills uU BE-
worth e million on Wall Street "
The pfioa Of Tickets ta2J places wi'hii
The. eseh ~ every one chance iD draw
ono n the 1872 prizes. asmniItE a.
$4,000 iu gold, houses and lsuis
throughout tho State.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

We are indebted to tho courtcsy
Of Senator Alcorn for a copy Of The
Cougrossional Record containing re-,
marks upon an amendment to the &c.
Dort Of the committee on claims, 10
strike out the appropriation for the
claim Of Gen VIM. Bailey.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

Miss Mollic McGec, OF Enterprise,
u of The sweetest singers and poets
in the State, Of Mississippi, was in
Meridian last week. She has been
selected by the Mississippi Press Con-
Tention 10 read o poem OF its next
convention.
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EHly Rffaa ln
fs sfsb n " bfax ~ sagFhsfs
,f.s sai ~ f1 stlsff ~ 0sfis E
Nfyls .aIasfsstoa stffy ~ 'efsh
Hfd la 100 ms def ao sfslsffbl.
rmF ns fnf a@H Thielf bed
ntTd<lN w hsf hss Wa Fbfs
|1mF isF wb.F So Tftkses were
fsrss af fs fwe = fsb hsf.s
N9 ~ 90 hist H IL good iis's %
stolk " southora . f'e Of Iaf fab
t4ih aad ihe fetel horde
ffa Fstao m 700 frIrar
ffiates ss'l conc 0of Of EDff
.fH4af.4 tlslt s1aa Hfsi5b oct her
HtaIa gfib God. wH lef feFf Hl3 e
prr hecy aJw Ia process OF mIiIlneft
sbe ti6Bghh
sls believed ia tie fgo1Iden,6 II
G1l chat osr late var anl hrc free
dom af iHs negro Of Ole country. We
fu fiIo regeneration 0Adaa, Tint.
IN fJ5 aoar fsttrc ti1t vast Cont
rant wgs 10 become cgItglicHeI, aud
Che ro.tcI States q Aliaa were %
boz modelled after and rival thcsa
Unit 4 slalas 10 ffs cats1 sire
pledged her MI. She intended 30
frst to 90 out ts q missionary there
at once bot a rascilly white agent
inferfercd with her plans BY absc6nd
Ing with Ter funds, a.d now she
had determined to come among thosc
fcggocs and she didn't know but
what they required the services Of
the missionary as much a. their
.brcthcrcn OF Africa I'VE think so too
particularly if she will preach the
OF peace and good,wiID.
She therefore is now cndcavoring to
build MP q school at Bly st. Louis
Tor rcgro girls, to educate them and
% raise up around her 4 corps of as
iistants TO accompany her TO Africa.
She thinks that these negroes
50 over there, that they should
,dild ships, and enter into CONNER
ial transacliCns--form corporations ,
&c. and should begin to save up ,
heir 'nCn6y and to acquire knoEi / /
dye and ever keep in view the one ,
rand object Of building up an empire ;
l Africa and rcdteming their breth- ,
IN over there from barblri5m. ,
Certainly this would be a grand f..
nd glorious work, and if they would |
My apply themselves to it, instead =
troubling themselves SC mich about .
for the POOR whites and =
these Southern States, they i,
ouId be doing God service; and i
ould receive our hearty approval .
ID co operation. Yes ! the South, T
II whites would rise as one man I'd :,
! them God-speed ami would sub 7
'ibe, IS they would to nc other ob q
t under the sun, generously and LTD. :,
.lly, to fit them out. But what a q
ling and w"inging of hands woul V
IRE be among the poor Carpet y
sgcrs, as they stood upon the shore f
wing adieux to the receding ships d
ich bore away their only hope c
4 stay. So it would be Goodbye t
them too. Oh! we canuot con- h
it is impossible TO dwell up p
the tremendous bliss Of su3 Ii a St
rtihg. We must pause to reaoH Gr a
r feelings and suppress our emo t.
ms: r;
H.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

APptIc6TIoNs FOR TICKETS in the
Texas Grand Prize Concert will be receiv,
ed at the STAR Office. See Circulars,
which Will be sent on application 70 The
STAB Office.
Capital Prize 5000 in Gold.
Ten Residences in Houston Texas,
Choice Texas Lands, worth SIG 0O0,
Price of Tickets 81 90. Distribution
July Goth 1874. jr27-tf.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

F. RECHT has reGtted and reno.
waited the Barber Shop at Scranton
and is prepared to serve customers as
viii Q seen from his advertisement.
He docs good work, has a nice and
comfortable shop and charges mod.
erately.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

Congress adjJunod last Tucsduy at
'C o'clock T.. M.
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II 8 A L L

o.
A large, handsome, cbmmodious. three-story
residence, Containing twelve spacious rooms IN
the main Building, with CRATES and marble msDteis
in every room, wide halls, and galleries
front and rear first story Of brick slate roof
and brick cisterns with capacity of 10000 gal
Ions out houses furnishing every convenience
orchard. gardens &c. situated Immediately mp
on the Pascagoult Rover, at its mouth, com,
mapding a fine view of the bay hath houss anq
40 feet wharf with nine feet watet at end. Inc
yard is shaded by grand old live-oaks. aud the
grounds are beautiful aud attractive. Connected
with the place is a
TRACT. OF land 80 :,
with grounds cleared and uneleared. which VIII
be sold with the place or not as desired, orr
will be sold in divided t.acts, npony which thefs
are handsome and eligible building LOIS. a.
As an elegant Residence, y first-elass Fanny
Boarding House. n Military School, an Academy
or Seminary the place offers pnsurpassed atirac-
lions and Inducements. For full Information
inquire of
i-6h If. STAR OFFICE
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-06-27

f.ag fHose of our Subscribers "
Moss Point who have not made o..
Engagements will Tie hacks 10 carry
out their mail matter from the scrab.
ton z, q, viii End their Stars OF
tho Moss Point +. ~
II they prefer Their being loft ~
the Scranton r. o., please 60 inform
~.
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No HNHttE HH0r
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lAllLKn anA liAiADNEEaEA

It.uHI aHTgut Ws FAEE
sus Cb1reefY Cuff n J,rFau
Co.. Wt. STATE ~ Mlssisippl
Ar1i Term A ~ 1874
AGHtqp N. fjrtat Tlfftfaf
~ tho iast wni and ]tasianps' Of
Ions 9 HOWE, de- ased.
No D.
Ntff A. Tru19A Bin 10
Fusscl ae n sigtss.
Judgment % Oh 80. and Coata.
The undersigned Cbanosry Clers Of The
Guunty tnd State afHreeaid. by yirlaa
~ u creo ~ sail Oh ibcefV Cf1r IA
tlIs hboyN STATED Canso, fes.isfsd Apdi
sud. A. u. i--4 81 Conn i~ssiones Ia
Cbancery, will proceed 10 sellf on The
premises NJ public ooicy, Tor C.sh. 10
the big1eq' BIDDER on. s Itnr'a o. the 18Th
div ~ Jdly A. ~ 1874 the following
e escrib1d lands and personal prope'iy on
~ much thereof ne may he snn ,ient 10
safety The amount 81 saii decree. ,
"a tract 81 lard IN the las, side M
Pafcigoula River. md on the Las, side
Of Choctaw Ptyou, bounded rs follows.
WI o. tbHlulff5 HB VI buS 1Onth
West corner Of land nov owned by s. v.
Mckay, and running in an eastwsrdly
direction along the line Of said
land eighty eight chains TO the line
If tho land OF Jtseph Rlby thence
along said RIby's line Sjnth twenty nine
degrees West 10 a post thence south
eighty degrees wrist to a point 90 said
Chcctaw Bayou, three chains and sixty.
sit links from fine place of beginning
making q front on said b ,you OF three
chains and sixty.siz links, Also q trac.
Of land, bounded by a line commencing
at the sorth west corner OF the trdct of land
described as aforesaid and running three
chains ard six'y-six lii k1 81 ng said Bayou
to n prc': Themes in an eastwardly :direc.
ton along a road to the public road and
th7ncs on a line parallel with the south
err boundary q the ahove deseribei
tract of land TO the line Of Joseph Raby's
land thence in a northerly course along
said R,hy's line to south east corner OF
the above described tract of land-con-
tanning ninety Acres, more or less.
Together With the Ssw-Mll, Machinery
ard futures thereto belonging, situated
on said tracts ~ land -. =
Acting IS G mmissiouer, I shall only
convey to the purchaser such title as |
may lawfully convey under sid decree
Sale hetween IL O'Clock /. NJ, aud 4
O'Clock p, NJ, the honr prescribed by
law. @ II. ALLcp, .
20 4t. Commissioner in Chancery.