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sTOCH ASD NOR lTEus.

DR. NAVE, sf JessamiHe, sold a two year
old Ericsson colt for 81 900.
FivrEEs hundred bashels of wheat were
recently sold in Je-~amiae county, at 81 OF
per bushel
In the Turf, Eiski and Farm lasi week
ther Was a list Of SIS horses who eau trot
in $50 aud under.
In this locality, wheat is standing the
late fr,ezss and thaw. heroicsIiy, but there
Is M Disgusting the fact that wheat has
been injured. but 10 what extent, eanno, be
sscertainsd.
TnE hemp crop Of Fayette is turning
out very short, hardly half the yield OF the
year heiorr. Ia has recently advanced Ia
. per kpn.lrrd, sad has still further up
ward tendency.
CRop PsssrErs.-we notice in many
Of our exchanges, repor,s from the wheat
CROP, that are very unfAyorable, The late
heavy frseres have very materially y injured
the crop. In some parts III the State, the
peach crop has bsen totally destroyed.
SHoarnoRs CArrLE.-rwo ears OF short
horn cattle, in charge Of Mr.. steadman
from New England, passed through Lex
ington SATURDAY, en- route To Winchester for
Mr.. H. Is, Groom. Amonst the bot was a
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!. r-s,n~,ef 10 r-aslred to give aes,cc b, let.
~ lreturnins pspst dos not ansvef the lac
shen sut~,iibr dos not take his PAPER out - th.
s&c., and state the rossnns az its ut t~ng taken
snd n~sect ~ .. o. nsks- the Ipsl master resp,s
~hl~ ~ the pahIs~h.r fs the psyiusnt
Asy t~rsm p be- tskss . psy-rt Tom the tr<t
oAce vhe'l,st llrp~tei so his ime ~ aa.ther, a,
ehesh-r he has ssb-rfibcd % not. Il responsible Co
the pay
> ~ sny rer~cs ordsrs NJ. paper ,,sc.rtinsed
Ne must rsy en- nvreuaes, of the publisher may
e~ati ,ue 10 ed u setii the paym-nt v made.
Ate esrtsln tine, and the Publisher cuntlnue- n
seed, the sat~rilr I. hound b. pay E II " he take
u hon the ps'oshc~. The hs pr,c-efs apr, the
Uound thst msa must pav fbr What he use
The csurts have destis-t that rsfasias to take
nsvsrspcrs and peri-iais frufn the f~'-'sfic. -
rss"yinr and having thsu uncslird &c, 10 p~,@a
1919 ssii.ncso tst~ntioasl fraud
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ROcHCAsrZg COUNT VIEWS.
PI~E Hill, Kr, Feb. II, 1875.

PI>E Hill, NJ, Feb II, ISIS.
orresvoadr~cs fsrs.- yb~r~ai,
Wa congratulate the new editor Of the
JorasAL upon the evidences he has given
us VI his wor,hine-s to succeed the former
sdisors u our pet" paper. The patrons Of
the yorsSAL in this locality, will a,et 10
you, friend Walton.
VIZ have fs~ itsas which sssht To
grace your pews columns, via WIN. Bangor
took unto wife, the captivating Mis~ Iiaynes.
last Saturday evening, md thers ass II
least two happy and eonseas~d souls up
here. The coal mining interest, the lie,
spirit, aud meat and bread Of this country,
10 in . nourishing condition, nov that the
Ohio i- icc-sorred. Pine Hill il nov the
Titubury of Kentucky. Ne the soasl -Aip-
ping business from this Station for last
year; Car lcsds Of coal, 2,5iO. css loads Of
tsn-barh, 247; ear loads Of freight shipped,
1889. Amount Of freights placed on the
shove shipments, $ss,552 s5......Ou the
night Of the nh inst, the storshouse Of
James Smith. near this place, WITH HE en-
tire stock u goods va consumed by FIRE;
Loss, $2,Op0 and NO insurance. The work
of an incendiary, IL Is supposed. X.
billion hss suspended shipping coal fer the
present ...... The Dsnvills Advsesass "Doas-
ghy" tells sses hari yarns sa . Jsekssa
m AT -ss
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BOrLE SOCSrY NEWS.
DASvILLs, KY Feb, 10th, 1875.

DAsvILLs, Ky, Feb, 10th, 1875.
Corss..ds.rs '.is-se Journal:
THE weather ,i6th, continucr cold.
A SMALL schoolhou.e, three miles from
town, on the Perryville pike, vas consumed
by FIRE las, Friday night.
Mn. CAMPBELL, ex-cditor ~ the ISrE.
RioR JorsSAI, vas in to~n Monday, gath
ering up the fruits Of his labor.
Elm. WV. WAGONS. 90 year. old, shi,
month, will preach ., the B.pti., Church
in Danvill,, next sunlsy, al the ssusl
hour.
VIZ understsnd the managers Of the Tel.
egrAph COMPANY intend, -,metine in the
near future. TO establish = repeating Offer
here, With the pre.en, polite and eaicisn,
operator, "Tode" vieksf., - chief
OuR csdntyman. Thomas McRobert., has
returned home FROM q business trip To
Minni.o,a, and reports the weather very
cold, but not 40 much 20, ~ he hss expert
enced At the same time, o. ysAts II that
country.
The .tndents of Center Colleee, will eel
citrate the birthday Of the Father 81 his
Country" nett Monday, the ed Of Feb,
by speeches from chosen orator. Of the two
literary societies Of the College. The ceca.
sion will be enlivened BY music and strong
delegation II pretty ladies snd g.llants.
SAMUEL HARLAS, son of DR.. W. p.
Harlan, Of thi. place, and student Of the
D~nville Military and Classical Institute,
fell from a swing, last week. while engaged
in athletic exercise, from the effects Of
which he has not bees able To attend his
clas. His hack and head, were the paits
moi seriously injured.
SATURDAY the 18Th. wa. mos, remark
ably pleasant day, but before nine o'clock
at night, il began to rain, and between two
days." some snow aud slect. Sunday iuosn-
ing vas u.hered in with a bright sun,
which, when reflected upon the sea Of fro
zen spray, NJ beautifully distributed upon
the tr~es and -hrubb~ry, pr-seHted an i'm
posing spectacle.
COUNTY CorRr vas we'll attended yester
day, although the day was very cold. A
good display Of cattle, in number, though
49,, l.. .u.l;,v ffor -. 49, ,a(aru,.I s...<.d
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Jones took ne around through be thoroush.
bred cattle. lie hiss taken great pains Tor
. numbsr Of years In the improvement Of
cattle. His fne cows and calves, for sise,
beauty, symmetry sed pure blood, We doubt
whether they can be beat anywhere. To
give their pedisrees would be too tedious -
To SHOW their value, we would state that
one yesrling calf, from a favoriie COW, now
abos' sve year. old, sss shipped last year
snd 'old q, Bonham, Terss, for 500. An.
other from the same CIV, has lately been
.old In Iowa, at lsrre price, but MrJone-
has not y,tbeen informed the enact amount.
HE young bull, Bonner. bought last year,
from the Shakers, in Mercer county, is .
splendid animal. Admirers ~ this kind
Of stock, would do we'll to examine his 6ns
herd. ErnsLsvar.
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MIpeLxRuRc, Ky, Feb. Is, 1875.
Ma. q. q. Fam estimates his loss by tn
robbery, al $500 cost price Of goods. NJ
clue as vet
DIEp-At her fatLer's house, Mr.. wm
Spears, on the 18th ult., Of Consumption
Miss KATE SPEARs
Ma. SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMS. Of Huston
Vile. hss opened . school at Williams
Store, in this county.
Thar skillful teacher In the art 81 Pen
msn.hip, Prof. N. b. Nash, closed sscons
schooi at McWherters school house, o.
Wednesday last. lie opens at Nj Olive il
March.
We are requested to state that divident
Of one-per cent, has been declared ON thu
HussonSitie and Cofsy's Mill Turnpike
road, which the Stockholde~ can obtain b,
calling oashs Treasurer, Mr.. d. =. J"aes.
VIZ saw the other day, Mr.. Jas. b. Car
u,.n aud family IN their return In thsiI
!,
49, H. $3.50 ,sn. IA ;.,~
-. 80, 49, y 49,. r..
s, r. -. H., -. =
...'. - -
s p ~ ,.,,I. a.. .,..,.,.. ~
s, ~, ~, a.. ~ ,I.. s.s 49,.
- ,s., ~. 81 IA do..
the mischief before the grss'hoPPef m"d'
lis appearance.
49,. uvn.uso,,. IAN, v..r
-. - ,....., ..d 800,
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a,prfS~sSSr y~S Zee.

We ti.,inrtiy ssacsnce To The puhlic that 90 In.
t<nd "a ccsduet our husln ~ 20 the Cs.h system,
snd and-t No eieumstspc~s vill pisrs . sut-~r,
hos asnls upon list vithout the 70 my IN Cd
yss~s JOB sws II ever asArtp,ion mus h paid
o. upsa delivery. Yesriy siv,Sti~r vin 10 rr-
sac~ps esssslt-h~d basn~~- hou--s IN advance
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He'll DIRECTORY,

Nall Or Iseisills ela>-s o. 800 pr.cI..ly, and
i..~ sisnfsi a an. . WI. daily, ="
Mail ffOn fssisvilis srrive- ct stsnssrd .. N, D.
Mail ss lssiuesru. 'ea'~ stssfsd every a.y
Nt@, D. VA
Nail rc~ Les,ason,- arrive. ct s,sas~a q,
e@a m.
Mali i!oa so~sr~, arrives daily at STANDARD at
0. 70 Icavss II Ia. W.
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PRICE OF TicETs.

rAs rsymsai " Gins OH hsStn The snh day
amer the Draviug Tickets must BE- rressntsd 70
sat ~ ooss Puddle Library huiIbins i.,sisviiis.
Cheeks Iion the FM'ners and prOvsn BAak VI
Iouisvillr.
livery Whole rieh, ha. ten parts, sash part
kre, Tenih of Ticket sntitls the holder ther~of
" one-rshth " vhass,er the whole Ticket NAY
dras
roe Itshsss ssa I.sss,.assss
Aaagess
T0O. 4. onA = LGrrE,
ASees asA Manager.
haLhe Library ssildias. Lesisviiis. Ky.
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Tms nupsial day Il the leathery tribes,
the 18th, passed ofr without the usual nnm.
t~r Of horrid caricsture- going through our
pc-'oiIice. II report lie true, our genial
and hsndoms friend Brown Ms'heny, toi
s D. Mstheny a Co.. will remember the
day With all-overi.h srr-siions--bu We
promised not to tell We will -ay. ho~ev-
~, from a long aoqusintance With him.
this, q more gallant gentleman never lef,
the boundaries n Old Virginia.
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VIZ had pleasant call from Mr.. J. II.
Otter, Of the firm Of Otter A Brother, Lou
isville, Ky. Mr.. Outer is on trip in the
interest Of his sell knoxn house.
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wHES you come Ia town. don't fail Ia
call on ns at our Office. We desire to he
come we'll acquainted with all the people
Of this section.
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Ma. VIZ. Hall, the stage contractor, Ia
nov nearly we'll 81 pneumonia. lie has
had several similar attacks.
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TnE Lincoln Circuii Court, Spring Term,
will commence on the ID Monday in April,
(isth, and continue twelve juridicsl days.
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VIZ thank our correspondents for their
communications. Send us all the local
news YOU can gather.
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HUIE JOLT. NGs.

SEVERAL pupih from the far South are
IN attendance at the Female College here.
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REAp all the advertisements in the pa
per- They will give you valuable infor-
nation.
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EARl FOR SALE.

The iarm % which Csl. n. J. Brschinrides re-
ceaily rssided, In Lseoln conaty, shelby Cty,
IN tie stamford and Knob Lick turnpike " oherssi
isr sals. sid farn eontaius zh~ut S50 srres With
cussastahie improvsDssts. and viii b. sod - .
vho,s 10 In parts.
vos nuther infsrmafios apply To- the uaderslgnec
sdtstsims The farm, % sddrsss at Shelby City, Ky.
SIT a. X. DENNEY.
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SrrrrAL attention of Merchants and
Contractors, Is called TO an advertisement
In anothcr column of A. a J. rrnn-,ine a
Co, Wholesale Cldhier-, Cincinnati. Nj
q. p rownsley, a Through Kentucky gen.
tieman, |. associated with them, and mor-
clever or sccpmnnlstinc business man, We
have never met lie viii ell you clothing.
SC, 81 the ihi,-t style AL be'i laal,ty,
All d. YOU any other favr t,at mortal
man could . L. Give them a. call.
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TINS perfect accuracy aud unparalleled
rapidiy with which the Assistant Pest
master, q, Stanford, handles his mail mat.
ter, Is b-ginning 10 excite g.s,ral comnent
snoas our ob-er,snt citizens; and 80, also,
l. the general Management n postal sasir-
at our Office. Everything d Conducted
systematically and satisfactorily. II q.
such an unusual Thing for post'tice officials
~ give universal sati.tsciion, thai we can
not forbear mentioning, in thi. pointed
ssy, our efficient and accommodating Post
master.
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Miss BKrY Mrsss, Of who's great H.
ne-. ~e spoke last week, died pescefully
aHa happily on Thursday night, Of las,
weet. Her 10 sral vas preached in the
Presbyterian Church, here, on the follow
ing Saturday, by Rev. 4. d. R..h, and her
remains taken to Lancaster Cemetery. for
interment. Our community will greatly
miss her, and the many patrons Of tn. Ny
ere IIou.e." who had learned IN love and
rs-pec, her for her many good traits II
character. viii mics her cheerful company,
which slvsys made them feel Of home.
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CMALL LINCOLN COUNTY
FARM F6R SALE!

sycelisnt snsll farm, tanning ~ acres of choice
Gals, situated tvs miles north Of stznfsrd The
iar'n hes ., aev and ,onmodious fhsm-hsus~ vvsa
u; 10 vellvstsrsd md eligible Addrss Ne Of
Illus oavills
V-eno-ts q PEACOCK
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Having determined 10 embark la another branch
II buisinsas wish 10 sell my tsIa situated On the
Dznviile and STANFORD pike ave miles frvsn either
place and INN, diatsiy On the Hanging Fosk cou
u pinS tp sefs. sesat oas b " In gosi state II
an abundance VI never falling water, Q esoi two
steu dwelling. Kitchen, Raru, Ie'.hou~ and all
other n-bs.sary cut buildives god isacing and u
particulars, call on me On the pfssuices
J. M.l0OPER.
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We Asslrs 10 ssas 70 god tssaat the resiisses
lately occupied BY rhs. Bruce. d-s'd. on LAaess-
ter street, stasfssd. Ky, Containing eight roSms.
good water la yard. and many eosv aisneiss
Apply 70 OF addrsa- ED AckOBEkrs,
iso-u stsnksrd, ~.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-02-06

Monday, about , pm. me alari:i
of fire was ag iii heard aud proved
GD be at the residence OF MAJOR Ben
MAJ ruder. The fi'r company We're
quickly on their way TO lie SPOT,
but the flames we've eAtingulsaed
by hand in il few minutes.
Tuesday. a. II m, the alarm was
again heard, and it was said the
Court House was 90 fire. Again
the fire engine was brought out III
:, jitfy, bat it was soon discovered
to be but the smoke blown back in
stove pipe.
Wednesday was not good day
for fires or tire-;l'a'ms.
Thursday, at S am, the fire-bell
peale.l forth it's dread alarm, and
the kitchen root OF Mr.. A. G.. Cas-
sell Wa. found burning rapidly.
What would have been a very seri-
Gus tire was fortunately eXtinguish~
ed in IA few minutes.
A fire Friday evening at the
Methodist parsonage. Damages
light.
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The Rush to Kansas and Colorado.

The indications are that the rush to Kan
sas and Colorado will be greater than ever
in 1874. The shortest way to reach the far
West is through st. Louis, the great Alissis-
slppi Valley City, of over 100000 inhabi-
tlnts, and thence west over the St. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern Short Line, which
reaches all the great land grants i'll the
West, and runs six fast express trains, two
more than any other road, between the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri rivers. This ro;,d in
the last two years, has expended over two
million dollars, besides earnings in extraor-
binary Improvements of roadway, in relay
ing its line with the best quality of new
steel and iron rails, on broad new ties, and
in passenger equipment, having substituted
for ordinary ears new reclining chair coach
es with every appliance for comfort and
safety, being elegantly fitted with dressing
rooms, with toilet conveniences for ladies
and gentlemen and families travelling with
children, free of any extra charge. Any
ticket agent selling through tickets Ia the
West will furnish tickets by this excellent
route through ST. Louis over the St. Lonis,
Kansas City ans! Northern Short Line, the
best and shortest to Kansas Colorado. Ne
braska, California, and the Great West-it
being the only line running. through cars
between St. IouiS and Omaha. For map
and circulars and time -tables. address either
+. A. Palmer, Indianapolis, Ind, or T.. b.
Groat, st. Louis, either of whom will furnish
any information desired.
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Official Journal Of Madison Comfy.


The AMERICAN CITIZEN while
earnestly advocating the principles
ami doctrines Of the Republican
party, will be equally Jealous in
urging retrcnchment and reform in
all branches of the government.
1t will expose and denounce dis
honesty, aud extravagance in all
public officials.
1t will Labor to sustain itself as :.
respectable journal, eschewlng bill
lingsgate, ri.licule, and opprobrious
eplthets, employing in place thereof,
arguments appealing TO the wisdom
and intelligence Of the people, be-
lieving that by SO doing it will mer-
it and receive the sup. port of all
good citizens.
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SHERIFF SALES.

}. Stadeker Il Son \
r l.. Adams X Son, Ais. III ia.
J. q. GLOVES (garnishec)
To March Term. 1915, Madison Cir.
cut court, Mississippi
Judgment, 18Th March. 1874, fol
&641.3
Ivy VIRTUE of the above d,
- scribed writ. to me diIec:pd by
the Clerk of said Court. l will ex-
pose 30 public sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash. before
the court house door OF said count y
of Madison, Stat OF Mississippi, III
the city of Canton, on
Monday, the 1st Day Of March, 1875,
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described land,
to Wit:
The WI OF 81 of vi of sell sec IA,
aud Il ole fifth interest in the W. If
ne4 sec %, all in I 8, 4 2 E.
Levied upon as the property OF
SAID defendant j. G. Fellows, and
will be sold to satisfy the above
styled judgment, interest. and all
costs. r. j. ROSS, Sheriff.
Sher!f''s Office, Canton, Feb. 5, 1875.
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and will sell

and will sell
SADDLE =, ETC.,
lower than heretofore known in this mar
ket. All transactions CASH from this
date. Sept. 10. 1S74-tf
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SHALL CUBA BE RECOGNIZED!

Washington, Jan. 1S.-1t is an
omen secret that the President is
seriously considering the question
of recognizing the belIiserrnt rights
of Cuba. a naval officer of very
high rank says that orders have
been issued for all the fleet in the
Gulf Squadron to rendezvous at Key
West 1T once. 1t is believed that
immediate action will be taken by
the Administrations
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j. Stadeker & Son,
Vi.
r. l.. Adams & Son. Vendi E1pOEas.
j. g. Fellows (Garnishee.)
To March Term, 1875, Madison Cir
cult Court, Mississippi.
Judgment, 18th March, 1874, for
$647.34.
DY VIRTUE of the above descril :
ID ed writ, to me directed by the
Clerk Of said Court, | viii expose to
public sale. to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, before the court
house door of said county of Madi-
son, State of Mississippi, in the city
of Canton, on
Monday. the 1st Day Of March, 1875,
between the hours prescribed BY
law. the following described real
estate, tO-wit:
The WI Of q of-lot 2, square No.
6, in the city of Canton.
Levied upon as The property OF
said defendant. j. 6. Fellows, and
will be sold TO satisfy the above
styled judgment. interest and all
costs. II. j. ROSS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Canton, Feb. 5, 1915.
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,hatiuIl apply FL J C.
at tiir y. g.. 81 L.
.. ~ur.
a. 7ssssassst.
--E s1trs 90
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY VIRTUE of a deed of trust
executed by w. w. Wilson to j. d.
Williamson, dated the I'd OF Febru-
AIRY, 1874, and filed in the Chancery
Clerk s office of the county of Madi
son on the 18th day of October,
1874, and recorded in Book G. c.,
page 574, and upon which default
has been made, | will expose at
public auction on
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biSSOllltiO Office.
CANTON. Miss. Jan. Isl. 1879

CANTON, Miss, Jan. LIST. 1875.
1fIIE.C o-partnership heretofore existing
L between Holmes Il Smith as Dentists
is dissolved by mutual consent DIR. Luke
w. Smith will continue the business, and is
alone authorized to settle the business of
the late firm. JAMES L. HOLMES,
AL'kf. w SMITH
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-02-06

The Congressional t'on niittee are
disposing of the Louisiana mu,ldle
IN II straight 'E.rward and thorough
naauner. W.. haze no room for the
d..taii.'I proceedings ia our columns
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-02-06
ID DAY OF MARCH.

within tue legal hours, before the
Court House door in Canton, Madi-
son county, Mississippi, the WI sw4
see. e. sci sec 3 NV sec. ,; e!
mel sec. }, township 10, range >
east, for cash, to The highest bidder
for the payment of S1O0S IS and all
costs. j. ID. WILLIAMSON,
l'eb. 6, 1915. Tru> tee.
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Il. ki1der,
vs.. Fl. Fa.
j. G. Fellows.

d. ". Fellows
To March Term, 1875, Madison Cir
chit Court, Mississippi.
Judgment, 2Sth September, 1874,
for $J43.O6.
DY VIRTUE of the above descrlb-
- ed writ, TO me directed, by the
Clerk of said Court, will expose to
public sale. to the highest and hest
bidder, for cash, before the co, IT.
house door of said county of Ma,Ii-
son, State of Mississippi, in the city
of Canton, on
Monday, the LIST Day Of March, 1875,
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described real
estate, tO-wii:
The WI of 81 of WI of sci sec II,
and a one-ffih interest in the WI OF
n-4 sec %, all in I 8, r 2 cart, AND
ais" the WI OF q of lot 2, square No.
q, in the CITY OF Canton.
Levied upon as the property of
said defendant, j. G. Fellows, and
will be sold to satisfy the above
sly led Judgment. interest,", and all
costs. X. J. ROSS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Canton, Feb. 5, 1875.
, 1875-02-06
\ Colorado ,Jtlrys

Ff1rR tha f-F<1to LHffl l4ths
Two Of the wi+neeses gave testimony 10 r'tch ,
manner as to cant sevcra reflections unou each
etuer'a veracity. After they had given their evt-
touce tloy adjourned outside. aud, after 4vst9
tl;su,tte coacliund that tho best way to establish
their sovetol cIaima 10 tautE would ba to bEht
the matter out III 70 ID d-sniht.nod, rough
aud-.umtIo stvlo. 10 Al II they Nenft and juat
ss Il. G. Tua:c1ler u,A addrctstng tho Jury. some
body yctiel "tight," aud out ran ste C2netanlo
and Jurors, despite .he raH,oustra',cse OF tho
Cousi aud attnr,tv-the latter. having Just AT
rived from TIC sta:ea, being decidedly aaeonened
at the abrupt dcla'tuye It those "pcera" unoQ
yhou, ho haI been !,.irng the foNerA Of 1het.
ORC. Thc sceue ouss'do OF thc Conzt-HoEse *as
4 curious ole. One Of rte prsllists-the cue on
ton-was frIenh OF Constable Joe Cox. ahl
tAa: x"rthy woulI call outs, II command th:
nuarc !" and then. ntaapiun down. be you'll - :
to his triend u, I. 1oI tone; 2" Glyo him bell"
This state Of afta,rr continued for soula time,
unti finally Joe's friend WAS turned bv btu Az
tneoaist and then it occurred to tosenh that hs
onsut to pu. M end to thte outrageous violation
Of the dignity Of The Court. md thu peace and
uu,et OF tie community. Arcarding!y. ho caEloa
uroo George Chapman, WHO MAS standing oF:
to part tho con,hatants. wltcb George p'occeJGa
to do, though, eovoral OF The Jury we're % as.
Esstcd At tue atrups termination Of tAe run that
they pulled of tloir roa:a ana Threatened 70
thraan him for luis euo1ls in d.st1afS!u5 els aat5
"a l. citizen.