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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
SssspeaShs eat.

The committee appointed 60 in
vestigate the charges against Gov
A. Ames for high crimes and misde
meanors in Office, have made Their
report, a majority reporting in favor
Of impeachment, and one Fred Par
sons presented a minority report, in
which he tries Ia show that none OF
the acts committed by the Governor
were intended ~ crimes, but were
done 10 protect the interest Of the
State. Great God! is il to the IN.
terest Of the State that the Governor
should Try 20 control the decision Of
the Judiciary, should attempt 70
create not and blood shed, and
should try 10 degrade Official posi-.
ton by making the officers subser.
Went 10 his will, aud causing them
10 be plant tools in bic hands, 70 do
his dirty work Of outrage and op-
precision. Altogether the minority
report Of Parsons is . very weak
document, and u lame defense for
his master, Dirty Delbert We would
like 10 puhlish both the majority
and minority reports, but they are
too lengthy. The Legislature will
fully do It's duty in regard to the i'm.
parchment Of this intsrIoper, and
then we will give the news TO our
readers 10 flaming letters.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHEREEFS NILE.

n J. Howard a Co. WI
John Woods.
pY virtue u the above stated wit b me
ID directed, will,
On Monday, 3Td day Of april, 1875,
expose q sale. % the highest bidder s,r cash.
in front ~ the court house door In the town
u HazlehursL Copiah county Mississippi,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described property. situate Ia
Copiah county, Mississippi to-wit
All Il his right title, ard interest IN and
n the following lands. situate In Coplah
county, Mississippi to-wii The west half
q section one, township one. and east half Il
east half q SECTION two. township one. and
southeast quarter northeast quarter, and
southeast quarter u Section thirty ave, town
ship two, and southwest quarter southwest
quarter, section thirty-siK, township 40, ell
Of range fsar wesl
Lsvled oa - the property a the Defendant
John Woods. and will b. seld to satisfy the
above stated case and al costs.
W. w. COOK, Sheriff.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

FoR tho moral and substantial
support aid encouragement which
We have received. and are now re.
ceiving, VIC tender our most heart
felt thAnko a. Our best aud only re
ciprocation. II Is pleasant and fat.
icring, be assured, 10 be thus en-
Outraged in an enterprise which
looks 10 the material developemoni
Of our town and county, and the IN.
conuve thus ELECTED makes more
ernest our endeavor u reflect cred.
IL upon q patronage, distinguished
BY intelligence and libsrslity. AL
Of talent, time and study We can poe
ably devote 10 the interest Of our
journal will be done with . view 10
Ievate is tone 10 the dignity Of I'm.
povonal ans impartial Journalism.
Again, we return thanks and prom.
use, On our part, 20 mark the future
issus Of this paper with an excellence
20 Justly due 10 thoss who have been
fesioas Ia arthsring iis welfare.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
County ssserissesaea
rHE LONGEST rolf KNOCKS oFr ruE
rERsIaMoN.

Rumor has Il that u. w. AeRae
has bren appointed County Supcr.
intcndeht of Education for Copiah
county, hu, We DO hope that runner
y false in this instance. Ba, IL the
report y true, the wishes Of the peo-
PHI oicopiah county should be well
considered by the senate, and they
should positively refuse TO confirm
the nomination of any man who
would prove or Is already di-iaste-
fali to the people. The people do
not wish Mr.. Mcltae rs Supcrintend.
emf. They are not 81 the opinion
that he Is competent 10 III the posi-
ton, aud Copiah county has been
long enough cursed with man 10
control the educational affairs of the
county who Vas totally ignorant of
the first principles Of the English
language, and now 90 have iorccd
upon us another man who il but
little better In point Of mind u mind
or learning, would be a blow that
would almost " not entirely Kali our
system Of TREE schools.
We, with the whole people are Of
the opinion that county Superin-
tcndont of Education should be a
man we'll educated 10 all the branch.
cs, With good social standing, steady,
sober, and one who has in view the
best interests Of education, aud not
the emolumcnts of the Office alone,
and p"sses-ci of the very best exec
utivc ability. Has Mr.. McRac any
of these qualities II seems 10 ~
that a better man could have been
appointed, one who would have ia.
Ken a great pride IN seeing that our
free schools were raised 10 the high
ct grade Of education; one who
would have looked Ia the interests
Of the schools with that care aud NJ.
tention which should be given 20
matters pertaining TO the education
q the rising generation, aud would
not alone have had ~ view the dol.
lars aud cents that would bc attach
cd 10 the Office Of county Supcriu
tendent.
This position j. very rrsponsi.
ble one AID should H. hllcd by a
man who would b. acceptable to the
whole people AMI not by a man who
: distasteiul 10 and opposed BY our
citizens. lie arr all Interested in
thus matter, and q firm request
should he sent to our senators not
TO conhrm the appointment Of this
man.
There arr other applicants ior the
position, aud among them are men
~ high intellectual standing, and
would take great interest ia seeing
our free schools conducted in right
aud proper style, and are ol the beet
educated ia our country. Men
whom our people would delight ~
seeing placed In charge of our cdu.
cational affairs. Why not give u
one ~ thes Why this effort g.
inlst upon n n man wholly unfit 20
till the position, l. 4 done for the
purpose Of further testing the en-
durance of our peoplei OF j. il douc
out Of pure malice and spitei Give
us good man for superintendent,
one who - Of to fill the position, or
lei the system Of free schools perish.
We hope the Senate will look well
TO this matter, and positively refuse
to confirm the nomination Of u. W.
McRae. by 50 doing they will con
fer an everlasting favor upon the
people Of COpiah.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

Of DIR. T. J. and Annie I. Mitchell.
died In Jackson on the cath uli., IN
the lTth year Of her age.
ss-M J. r. Derrybery, an oil
citizen of Jackson, died in Holmes
eoutty, recrutly. Mr.. Dcrryberry
was well known TO some vi our ciii
Eens.
sn~Gca. W. Norwood was senten-
ced 20 SIX months imprisonment ia
Simpson county jail. The amount OF
his stealings was small.
sa- The Legislature adjourned
last saturday. until the 2nd of Marvh.
On the 30 inst, the senate will take
up the trial Of A. X. Davis, when. IL
is thought they will Gust him la
short order.
s8-Mr. Willie Ware. q young
man u high standing aud former
resident Of Jackson, died At Honey
Island the FIRST Of last week. Ills
remains were brought TO Jackson
for Interment.
sA-From a special dispatch of the
18th, AIT, 10 the Nlcksbarg lie ALI,
Ne learn that Williams and sanford
waived an examination, and gave
bail ia the sum OF $4,000 each, Tor
their appearance ~ the Nav term OF
the Circuit Court. This Is virtually
an admission OF guilt on the part Of
the defendants.
paA- Miss. Mary A Mo-ely, very
eslImable lady OF Jackson died l.,
that cary on Saturday night, the 10Th
alt. Mass MOsely had conducted the
Fair Lawn institute at Jack son Tor
a number Of years, aud had educated
= greater portion oT the young ladies
OF that city. Her death is severe
loss that will be sadly felt bv the
citizens ~ Jack son, aud VA her death
he educational ntvrcat OF that place
has sustained an .rpparable lo>s.
ssyr last sunday evening about
seven O'clock, the gin Of Mr.. ca.
Graddick, about six miles from town.
vas destroyed by lire, together With
eight bales ~ cotton. As tar a. We
can learn u Was undoubtedly the
work Oian lnccndiary. Ii - heavy
loss 10 a worthy man and y most Gu
crgctlc plantcr.-[Por Gibson Re
I NelllC.
On Friday morning last. the GA
l'onsc Of the westward bound freight
train nan If iho track. two miles
this side - Lake. Mr.. =. r.. Selby.
Of thi, place. who was ga the train,
received very painful wounds on his
Lex AMI side, ~ falling through the
window n The caboosc turned over.
Had not The ear rested on some
u tth~~lir~, Us Ntlglt would have
crushed Nr. Sclby into shapel,,s
mas. Newton Bulletin.
AZ a meeting 81 the Natchez,
Jackson aud Columbus Railroad
Directory. held yesterday, the con
tract Of the company With Dabney
A 90, tor the completion at the
road tp Fayette, was annullcl. IL
will BE- remembered that two extcn
~lnns have been ALREADY granted on
this contract. The hrst contract was
10 complete the road by the first of
November The last extension ex.
plrrs :" day. The company has a
reserve GA the contract Of nearly
e. hDO, which j. forfeited by the
contractors. The President Of the
company was authorized to make a
new contract for the completion OF
the road 10 Fayctte, and Il - hoped
nov that all may be done in six or
seven weeks-fNatche, Democrat.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
sHERIFF-s SALE.

NJ. J, Howard a Co,
W Nenh.
J. l. Wilson.
DY virtue q the above stated writ 10 me
ID directed. ! viii,
On Monday, 3rd day Of April, 1875,
expose 10 sale b the highest bidder for cash,
IN frons Il the court house door In the town
" Haxiehursl Copiah county. Mississippi.
between the hours prescribed By Aw. the
following described property, situate IN Co
piAh county. Mississippi. to-wit
The west half northwest quarter, and
southeast quarter northwest quarter AMI
southwest quarter and southwest quarter
southeast quarter Of section hfteen. and north
half north half Of section twenty -two. town
ship ten. range seven east
Levied on IS the property Of The dsfen-
dant ]. L. wil.on, and viii b. sold b. satisfy
tbs above stAtad eass and all eosta.
W. w. COOK. sheriff
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

The whiskey exposures made IN
~. LOuIs. didn't create more feeling
in the country than the arrest and
imprisonment Of &. III. Williams.
President of the Meridian Savings
Institution, aud Frank r. Sanford
dad IN Meridian. These men are
charged with burning. or causing TO
he burned, a valucleSs hotel, known
as the "Ph1hix," in order to secure
q largo insurance procured on the
property. Gentlemen came here
days ago In pursuit Of witnesses,
sent ont ~ the way, so a. not 60 be
available in the prosecution. The
whereabouts Of the negro employed
90 Gre tire hotel was ascertained; he
was working AZ Powers oil works,
and the detectives induced him 90 a
rural spot In Louisiana. The Insu-
rance men being satisfied about the
cause OF the Gre, sent . messenger
over, who went up 90 Carroll par.
ish, louisiana, aud fouad the yalu.
able witness, returning with him by
the City of vicksburg, about IL
o'clock on "Wednesday night An
effort was made TO take him aud
some others out at once, by special
train, 30 rs To be ready for trial yes
terday, but this failed, and the par.
ties, ain IN number, left by the
freight train at four o'clock in the
morning. Our special Telegram
throws some light on the Iurid sab
jet, bat does not explain why the
writ Of habeas corpus was not sued
out before the Chancellor, who
issued the warrants Of arrest, and
stood ready 10 hear the petition
As the witnesses are nov all pres
ent, NE may look for some racy oe-
velopmsnts. -fvicksburg Herald.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

NEw oRLEASs, Ia,
February IS, 1875.

- sffss
Mn. Error
VIII yoa permit constant real.
er and admircr Of your paper, b. ex.
prcss some impressions formed dur.
ing a recent visit To- Your charming
town. win you also pardon me IL
prove a bit Of grumbIcr, aud
c"mplain little where perhaps |
should only ADMIRE
| was much pleased with the hos
pitality and friendhncss Of your citi
Hens, the politeness and aoommo-
datIon Of your merchants, aud the
general good order Of your streets;
but, In the midst of 50 much that 10
admirable, I found ''crumbled rose
Leaf which osgh to, II il does not,
disturb the sybarite DREAMS 81 your
people. On the street leading By
the side ~ the hotel, there - Ger.
tam hitehing post where horses are
constantly fastened, 90 the great
discomfort Of pa-scrsby. At one
time I noticed horse standing 81.
rectly acroSs the sidewalk while
another was fastened with his head
to the first, and occupying an equal
space Ia the street, thus forming the
diameter Of very considerable
eircl,', which perhaps, made some.
what larger than necessary ia my
great dread Of feeling the heels Oi
one Of the animals in my face. Now,
I know that Il y very nceiiul "a
have bitching posts convenient Ia
blacksmith shops and Sadllcry g
Establishments, but can they not b. "a
arranged that ladies can pass ON the
sidewalks without feeling that their
lives are IA peril
] was quite struck with the neat
plank crossings on Your streets
but II in the name of rca~on-what
purpose DO they serve when ok 81
mule teams are allowed a. stop d.
rcctly across them, a. happens
daily on the cast side Of the depot
heard good deal of complaint oi
this during my stay in Ilazlchurst,
and was told that pedestrians were
often reduced to the alternative a
walking ia the mud around the
wagons. or going square or two
out oi their way 10 cross the bridg,
II was quite mortiNing 10 my
pride ~ race, 90 h. told that, a. 4
general rule, negro tcamsters ar
more polite than white ones, foI
while negro will almost invariably
drive hls team out 81 the way When
he sccs lady approaching. a white
man Will sit quietly Ca las perch
and starr Persist,ntly while she
passes Ia front OF or behind b.,
wagon.
do not know whether the annoy.
anoes mentioned result from the ia.
attention Of your municipal author
tiles, OF whether they are the tault
Of private individuals. call your
attention Ia them because have
observed the courage. and withal
the courtesy, with which YOU battle
with social aud civil ills, aud feel
assured you will say what j. advis
able under the circumstances H..
ia a future visit to your little city. |
find these things rcmcdiei, | shalt
give you all the credit.
With best wishes for the succe, ,
and long continuance Of your excel.
lent paper, believe me,
Sincerely your friend,
INcoaNITA.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

SrcII pressure ha. bccu brought
% bcar on Grant as 10 force him 70
gave M Bapcock and Luckcy, bic
confidential SECRETARIES. Iulucky
Luckey-an official paradox.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

MEMBERs 81 the Legislature con.
template Willing away the tcdium of
tho Impeachment II Amc- py eating
pea nuts. A goobeTnatoriAl pas
time, - to speak.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

TIN latest bit Of history tones
irum the BroOkhaven Citizen, in the
assertion that Anne Bolync married
Henry XIII. Thus changcs come
over TIL spirit Il ones dreams.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

TnE genial coun:cnance Of Dr.
Hunter, Of the Monitor, lighted up
the crooks aud craunics OF our Office
ou Monday last.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

BErCnEg's Advisory Council will
ignnrr the main issue in b. case,
aud undoubtedly white wash him.
Justice 1, slow, bat sure.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

Gov. llendieks, Indiana, deliver.
che opening address bciorc the Lou
i'iana State Fair II was master.
~ cflort.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

IIAyING dealt largely IN the Emma
tviull,, Minister Schcnck will bc
forced 10 cmiErate from England.
The lives Of great men all remind u
that honesty j. the best policy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

Wa direct attention a. the commu
nscaiinn of 'lncoguia.' The nuisan
49, complained of are of such long
':au ling that they have become hope.
lr.s of abatement lfthe casual Ia
dy visitor notices sud complains Of
these nuisance, what must be the
opinion ofresidcnt ladies that arecon
-ianlly subjected Ia the indiguitirs
udycrtcd 10 by 'lncognita.' There
j. something rotten IN Denmark"
else the ordinances 80 very solemn
~ pa.>od and promulgated would
meet with more r.spect. We are
progressively opposed Ia customs
winch expose ladies TO incouveni
cnce aud insult. Ii the Board OF
Alderman ignore III, rights Of the
virtually pow"rlsss, We announce
our purpose TO champion their cause.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

A-The steamer City or Quincy
sunk near Austin on the Mississippi
river one day last week. Her cargo
Of sugar was valued ~ $4,000. and
W q total losE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

s@Turksy 10 vigorously wagfng
war on her revolving provinces, bai
also offers liberal terms ofsettlemens
20 the insurgents
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
SHEBlEF'S SALE.
w. J. Howard 4 Co.
vs. ~. Pa.
|. Y. ~. N. Wilson,

Dl virue q the above .Llisl writ a. me-
I'D dir~ted. ! Nill. on Monday. thr third
day u April, 1919, eApuse "a sale. Ia ihs
highest bidlsr fpr cash. in frunt of th. court.
house dosr ia the tow1 Il llaEiehurst. Copiah
county Asssissippi brtNrcn the hour PR.
s,ribeh By la~, the f'lioWing ir-crib'd pr,,p
rr'y situate IA Gvp,ah couHiy, state vl Mis,
slsstppi t"-Sit:
TIE we-t bali southwest quarter II se,'tinu
iweuiy tao. and northwest quarter and 49,,
half southwest quarter u s'vtion iNenty-sev.
ca. AMI s'uthsast quarter 1T southeast
quarter "A ssciiuh twcui, eight 81 III
tuSnshtp tNa, range t~o Wes' and tho
nuFth half n"Fth half s.ctisa twent,-
tao, and southwest quarter southsast quarter
and Southwest quarter and .outheas, quarter
northwest quarter asl west half Northwest
quarter AMI northeast quarter northwesl
quarter. u SEXTON htcen, township ten,
range seven east
Levied On as the property 81 The defendants
! y. A J. N. Nils,I, and vill b. sold 10 sal
-, the above stated case ard all costs.
~ w. COOK, sheriff.
mari ct.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
FOR SALE or RENT!

"A dwslling honss. sitnaisA nsss the court
houas. Tie house has tAlrtssn roomA hitch
en- and dininrFoom- a ans wsil On ths
premises. good garden spos sse. n wfii be
. moderate price, ror further par.sealars
srpiy 10 Mas. " A. Low.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

SoLENNLT, semi.monthly, the Al
derman,c Board assemblies 90 enact
measures for the preservation Of the
peace and the promotion ofthe wei.
fare Of this corporation. Equally
As snlemnly they are ignored. In
vIew Of which, We earnestly chal.
'enge the Use of such a municipal
government. The ordinances regu
lating the sanAtory condition Of the
town, are a dead letter. Not one Of
them is enforced. And what il the
consequer cc' A vast aocumula-
ton o. ofial and garbage containing
the germs Of diseases. The square
founded by West Avenue, Green,
Croker and Estelle streets, for want
at proper drainage, has become Of
icnsivs TO the merchants fronting the
railroad.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Thomp-un. I.ainkin a 60, iDerce Ia Chan
GSp "a eerv Court 81
J. ". Moody. ctal Copiah eouniy,
Mi..issippi, fir Sill ~.
Dl virtue II drsrre u the ChanCery
ID Court of Cepiah county. mad. GA the
9Th dny q April. ls7s. will. on Monday.
the 81 dHy u Anril. 1879, AZ the g,iuri h"u's
dor u Cvpiah couHsy. Mis.is.lppi, between
the hours prescribed By lsS. eel 81 public
cutlery Tor easl. thu follow iIg d..s Fibed land.
% a. much thereof q. NAV BE- necessary b.
pay the Shave d.oFve aud all cost. t,-ait 3
All e bl"ck twenty ave In IN. town II Beau
r'gsrl, Copiah cuuaiy. Mississippi. les. ~.
tern arrrs ulhrrwis. sid 81 n sa.d block
tSrnty -aye. ihslehurst Feb. ~. irTa
W. W. COOK,
sheriff and Commissioner.
Grb2:i o..
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
COuHISSIoNERs SALE

Wa,ker W. Bcesley, 10 Cupiah Chsncrry
III. Va Court. Decree E,r
Never. w.i. a Co. s9atso.
D1 virtue II a d.cr,.e Il he CHANGER,
I'D Court ~ Cupiah county. Mississippi.
rendered on the afth day u January. 1910.
10 the ahose stated cause, Will on Man,lay,
the 9hh DAY of March. A. ID. 1915. Ia ffpni
q the eOurt-house d..or in the town VI IIazle-
hurst Misstssidpi. expose kOr sale al public
aartion, ths fplin~ing de.crihel land.. a. the
highest bidder or cash. to-wits southNes,
quarter. u section fourteen. township ten,
range I've east. lying AMI being la the Coun.
~ Il Cupish. and State II Mississippi The
aboy, land- Will BE- aid io satisfy the Ab,,c
d"srre aud all yust. HaKlshur.i Feb. ~. -
W. W. COOK,
sheriff and Commissioner.
f.h2a AZ
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01

Ia virtue ot TIE above stated art 20 ma
I'D dircctcd lNill GA Monday. the third
day q April. 1874, eHprsc 10 sale. 10 the
highest binder for cash. IN front - the court
house door IN the town &C llaslehurst, Copiah
county, Mississippi between the hours pre-
scribsd By Law, the f'llowiRg descrihed prop
eriy, situate va Copiah county. Mississippi.
to-Nits
The southeast quarter southeast quarter n
sectiun twenty Eve, and east half northwest
quarter and northwest quarter northeast
quarter and southeast quarter - section
thiriy-siN, all n.township .nne, range three
west aud eas, half northeast quarter Of sec
uon one, township ten, 'snge seven east. and
west half southwest quarter Of section thirty,
township one, range two west
Levied on As the property Il the defendant
y. Il. Tillman. and viii be .old b satisfy the
above stated case and all costs.
W W. COOK, Sheriff.
marl-6t.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
ATTACHMENT.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CoPIAH COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court OF said county.
To the April Term thereof, A. ID.
1876.

1910.
Attachment.
wHERKAs. On the 18th day ~ January,
1879. A. ~ White. BY his attorneys, sued oui
from before the undsrsiwnsA. Clsrk of the
Circuit Court Il said county. Q writ Of A.
tachment against the estate % G. G. Clss-
worthy Cor The sun 81 three hundred ard
sevensy-nine dollars and twenty-five eents,
ssT92A. returnahls % the April Term,
1879. % the Court aforesaid. and the same
having been returned 30 the Clerks ofioe Of
said court sxecussd By the sheriff % said
eoaaty, notice "a hereby given that unless the
sad defendant shall appear. plead. answer,
&e., 30 said crit on or before the third day Of
the term Aforesaid Of the court Aforesaid 10
b holden al the Court house. IN the town Of
HaElsharst In said county and State, CON-
mencing on the third Monday Of April, isfe.
Judgment BY default wili be rsndsred against
him. and The real estate attached In this suit
sold. and the proceeds thereof applied 10 the
payment Of plalniin's claim and al costs.
-, Given under my hand and seal Of
L.a ssld court this the twenty eighth
'' day % February, A. ID. 1879.
II. w. BROWN, Clerk.
HAxsIs q MiLLEn, Ph'a's Attys.
marl-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-03-01
SHERIFFSSALE
II. y. Miller,
". Flcri Facias.
l.. w. McLemorc


10y virtue of the above stated ~rit ~ me
I'D directed. ] viii, Ca Monday. the third
day q April, 1870. expose 10 sale. a. the
highest bidalrr fsr Cash. va frpnt q the court
huuse dnuF ih the town - IIazlvhurst, Copinh
county. Mississippi. between the hour. pre-
ribed BY ls~. the f,llo~ing described pr,p-
er'y s,taste la Copsah eouhty, stale u Nj.
.is.ippi. to-~it
The north half u Northwest quarter Of
section tSeuty-QPe, aud west half e SECTION
siNteen, and s'iuth half 81 .ection seventeen,
and noriheast quarter Il sertioh seventeen.
aili al II srciioa twsntv, all Ia township tn
range eight east
Levied ga A. the property e the DEFEND
art, l.. W, Mel4em,rv, and will BE- sold -
satisf, the above stated cu.s an1 ell c,,sts
W. W. COOK, Sheriff.
maFI "a