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SALE.

l. Brewer & Co.
"a Execution
The Ha.huhua Manufacturing 70
By virtue Of the aboyo-stated writ to me
directed from the Office Of The clerk oi tho
circuit court ofNoxubee county, viii on
Monday, the Goth day of August,
\. d, 1877,
being the "a Monday in said month, with,
the hours prescribed by law, in front Of
the court. house in the town of Macon, IN
said county, expose to sale at public "uG,,,
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, all
tho right, title and interest, the defendant
Tho Hashuqua Manufacturing Company
has in and to the following real and perso'
nal property, to-wit,
Souti-wcs quarter Of the southeast
quarter and southwest quarter, section T.
township Il, rsnge IL, east, also ~ acres
south side Of north west quarter less ~
rods off Of west side of southwest quarter
north. west quarter of section township
l3, range IS, less 10 acres of Of north'west
corner loss ~ acres, also on south Side, Al,
SO 20 acres ~ Of west side of southwest
uunrtor section I, township Il, range Ia
sA,t, and the Factory building and mach,
merry thereon, nil said real and personal
property lying and situated N NoXuOee
county, State OF Mississippi
The above described real and personal
property having been levied upon AS the
propsrty of the defendant, The Hashuqna
Manufacturing Company, will be sold I"
satisfy the aboyt-GtStcd case and all costs.
j Is ALLGOOD,
july2B-ts Sheriff.
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Letter from Mexico.
VILLA De MURQUIz, MnCo.

VILLA DE MURQulI, MklCO.
July 2, 1877.
Editor Independent: DEAR SIR--l
haze nOL forgotten my promise to
give you an occasional letter from
this wonderful region; but my
time has been completely occupied
since my arrival Us to forbid until
now.
! find the press Of the States to
be quito excited over the old story
of Mexican revolutions and border
outrages. The constant complSints
have reached Washington and on.
listed the attention OF tho Prosi.
dent and his cabinet, rcsultingI IN or.
ders to Gen. Ord who is IN com.
mand on the frontier to eros the
Rio GrandO and pursue cattle
thieves, &c. | greatly regret the
tone of tho press generally, and
can only excuse their harsh con.
sur 4 upon the Mexicans by prcsu.
ming that exaggerated if not false
statements have reached them
There is without doubt much law.
Iessnoss on tho frontier by citizens
OF both Republics gut it is clear 10
my mind that the Americana arc
by far the most guilty, and while
| regret to give such an opinion,
there arc reasons why it should DO
SO. Horses, cattlo and sheep are
of a higher price in tho State than
in Mexico, and in there is an un.
limited market for them, while in
Mexico the price is small and the
market limited and precarious.-
1t il natural therefore to suppose
that there would DO moro aggrcs.
sions on tho part of tho Americans
aud fully believe that the suppos.
ed and reported outragcs said to be
committed by the Mcxicans are on.
" efforts on their part to lctako
what had boon pIundorcd from
them.
The government Of Mexlco is
weak and utterly Unable t. pro
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The conflict Of labor and capital
at the North has eliminated into
a wide spread uprising which
dwarfs all the political troubles at
tho South into insigniicsncc.-
While We wore ondcavoring. to
suppIAnt an oppressive and dis
tasteful rule through the agency Of
the bollol, and put In its place one
that would afford security from
thieves and vagabonds, the North.
orn mal.cOntcnts are over riding all
law, disrcgarding all rights 0 fprop'
crty and loosing q little hell upon
earth where they boast tho law is
supreme, because the citizens arc
submissive to ita requirements
The destruction OF lilo and proper
ty in this rebellion oflabor against
capital is simply fearful. In that
terrible carnival of crime, has been
looscd all tho dcmoniac passions of
q population from which the South
is comparatively free. The North
it seem, has combustiblo material
enough to deity and override not on
~ the State militia but the United
Stltos Army. All this is infamed
and set on its work by reducing
the wages of railroad mon twenty
five or fifty cents a day. 1t shows
Notwithstanding their Wanted ODE.
dienco to law, it takes but A trivial
cause for an excuse to trample on
the rights their laws arc framed to
protect. The late events will dis
tract the Northern politicians from
the interest they take in Southern
affairs, IN solving the problem o
their own weakness.
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tect their immense iJontcr, :.ui
the opportunity TINS ouabics Bor-
der kGiiaus from the American
side 10 carry on q profitable bust
ness.
/ was present at Pcidras Mcyras
some days since when Con. Ord
aud stall crossed the river for a
conference with Gen. Trcvino OF
the Mexican army OF course the
results OF the interview were not
made public, but ! infer that al!
WAS satisfactory from the fact that
Gen. Ord invited Gen. Trovino to
dine with him at Fort Duncan (Ea-
gle Pass the next day where ho
was received with Il salute and the
day after visited Fort Clark and
was received there with military
honors. Gen. Ord IL undoubtedly
y conservative man and knows
how to weigh tho opinions and
statements of young Hot BlOOds,
whilo he knows well the impOr.
lance Of peace to our country. 1t
il greatly to be regretted that tho
commerce of the two Republics has
not been stimulated by wise lcgis-
latiOn on the part OF both. 1t the
peaceful reign of business would
be i%nauguratcd, our manufactures
wouId.tind q large market for goods
which are now supplied to tn,
Mcvirans by Europeans. A rccip-
rosity treaty between the two Re-
publics throwing open the markets
Of each free of all duties would de-
volop a rich field tor Operations
on our part and be greatly to the
advantage Of this portion OF McXl'
co, while 1t would virtually put an
end to fho greater portion OF those
~"outragcs'
The weather here is, rs you
"ouIu suppose, warm, Dul you Will
be surprised that my stone masons
have been working all last week
in tho sun with the thermometer
III to 1870, withou! complaint, on.
Iy remarking "Mucho CuIientc
(much warm). The crops hero
look we'll. Some New Orleans
gentlemen have formed a company
and are opening "a mino some 4
miles from me, and our Americans
now number Of both sexes and all,
about one hundred.
Yours truly,
A MURDOCH.
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Moral ~StarkVille.

Last Satuady, tho tost camO to
our prosperous little ncighbor
whether she would or would not
allow the retail Of intoxicating lIq.
uors within her limits. By the
statute of 1871: we believe it is, a
majority of tho citizcns decide the
question, and lately petitions upon
Goth sides have gone up to the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
A citizen of StarkviIlo informs
ns that tho anti-Iiquor petitioners
gained the victory by just 60 votes.
We congratulate Starkvillc upon
boing one Of out two incorporated
towns in tho Union TO take such
high ground %in..favor oiltemporance'
-Independent
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DOG DAYS.

1t 5 now the 7crson of The year
when We should bc especially care
tuI in regard to the conditions Of
health, not hc,1rusc it is dog days
tor there is no particular 0lgn'il'
cane" in TIA" disappearance OF 81
rus Tor Il few weeks: below the no.
rrZnu, bnt because OF the atmos-
phrrir changes which take place
from various causes. Vegetation at
this time has matGrcd and begins
tn change its habits OF breathing,
tor vegetables breathe as well as
aulmalS, aud Il change OF course IL
communicated to tho atmosphere,
which we htcathc, As We are not
writing "a philosophical disgust
ton, we shall not take timc to cX-
main the nature OF these changes
80 modifying tho air, but proceed
to notice athcr causes which act
in conjunction with this one. The
days are now shortening, the rays
of tho sun fall less pcrPondlcurarly
upon the earth which now has less
time in tho day to become heated,
aud more time at night to cool
oft, thus producing changes cspccl,
ally at night when We are less able
to guard against them. These are
general sauses and applicable to
the entire belt of the Caath known
MS the temperate zone, but there
are local causes IN different sec
tons of the country which may be
aggravated by tho above named
causes, and poison whole dis,
trict with malaria. To guard n.
gaingt this some persons are in the
habit of taking a small dose Of qni'
nine each morning, but a person in
good health this is unnecessary
A person should doubtless be moro
careful in his diet at this season OF
the year, and pay more attention
to the corditiOn Of tho atmosphere
and guard against its change. We
should live well but moderately
loose no sleep if possible, and have
good free vcntilation-.withOut
these, a person who cas- not pre-
pared himself for the inception of
disease by dissipation, and other
violations of the laws Of pyslcaI be.
Ing, will propabIy escape tho usu-
al maladies of the season known
as "Dog Days"
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"Timo flies especially in Au'
III n.

"Time flies especially in Au'
gust. when it is all flies
Their is very lutte peace in a
family, whom u woman wishes t"
giko you "a piece of her mind
l. is said half the women ot lins.
ton arc near sighted and wOor long
nango spectacles, and this is the
eaaon why the Boston poets have
al little TO say about the cyos OF
tho girls up there
After tho Convention is over
there will DO enough disappointed
candidates to form u respectable
base ball club or two, a. the game
: bccoming pupuIar in Mississippi ,
possibly they a after " ht''e
Practice, DO able to make better
rims" next time.
We have been fortunate, Not
one of those counterfeit thousand
dollar bills has been imposed on us
though they have been in clrcu'0'
ton sometime. W. submit them
all to a six.horso power magnify
ing glass as they pass through our
hands, and if we should happen to
find old Adams nos the thou
,.ndth bart of an inch nearer his
chin than il should be we will be
compelled to reject that note as
unreliable.
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TITATIUN TO HEIRS AND
~ CREDITORS.
The State of. Mississippi Noxubcc County.
VIZ E.intn ~ In Tin Nhnn.

The State of. Mississippi Noxubcc County.
The Estate Of In the Chan
(No. 2iS.J Gerry Court Of
James Nance, deceased. Noxubce Co.
To P~lcasanton Cox and Sarah l.. Tomlin-
son, whose residence and post-oticc ad-
dress is Mintcr Station, Dallas county in
the State of Alabama; and Matte d.
Tomlinson, whose residence and post
office address is Pickensvillc, Pickcns
county, in the State If Alabama, and all
other persons Interested in said Estate
You are hereby cited to be and person
ally appear before the Chancellor oe cur
Chanccry Court. at 4 term to be holden
at the Court House in the town of Macon,
on the Second Monday Of October, A. D.,
1877, then and there TO show cause II anv
YOU can why the final account of Ccphas
Nance, rs administrator of said estate,
should not be allowed and said Admins
TRAITOR discharged, and further to do and
receive whatever our said Chanccry Court
may consider or decree in this behalf.
Witness the Honorable l.. Bramc, Chan
ccllor Of the 9Th District of said State, this
the 9th day Of July, A. D., 1877.
ROBERT q. PATTY,
Jarnagin Il Jarnagin, Clerk
Soils. for admir-
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o}cl, in the town of Macon, on Jul
~ Zl-t. 1871, tina, the sentiments
therein expressed be reiterated and
re-adoptcd.
The Mass Meeting of the lem
%ocracy ofNoxubeo county further
resolves :: .
81, That we Gcnouncc any coall-
ton or compromise with the Re
publican party, and will insist up
on q full, and straightout Demo
cratic ticket for every office to be
filled at the ensuing election.
Resolved further, that we send
our delegates to the State Conven'
ton uninstructcd.
On motion the meeting adjourn
cd SINE die
B.. f. HARPER, Chairman
Attest. +. A. RACE, Secretary.
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4 Fact Worth knowing.

Are YOU suffering with ConSump,
ton, Coughs, severe Colis settled
ON the Breast, Pneumonia, or any
disease of tho Throat and Lung7'
If SO, so to Jones n FAINT, and get
n bottle Of BoscHEE's GERMAN sly
Rrp. This medicine has lately been
introduced from Germany, and is
selling on ITS own merits. The peo-
pie are going wild over its success,
and druggists all over our country
arc writing us Of its wonderful
cures among their customers II
you wish to try its superior virtue
get n sample bottle for 10 cents
Large size bottle - cents. Three
dozcs will relieve any case. Try 1t,
may5-e2wtf
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EDS. BEACON; As yOt but little
has been said in regard to cand'.
dates for tho Legislature in thus
county. There being three mem
bcrs to elect at the approaching c.
lection, it is high time we were
looking around tor tho bost mate.
rial to represent the county Of NOx-
ubcc in that body for the next two
years. These are tho most impor-
tant offices to be filled, and the good
people of the county can not be too
particular in selecting men for the
position. l have not heard whcth.
or the Hon. II. L. Jarnagin will al
low his name to go before the peo-
pie for reelection. In case he will
consent to become \ candidate we
certainly should appreciate the 50.
criice on his part, and return him
by an overwhelming majority to
tho position he has filled for two
years so ably and a~ccoptably to the
people OF the county ~ large.
There may be many asplrants for
Legislative honors, and some, per.
haps, who feel that they should be
rewarded in q measure for services
rendered in the past, and which is
no doubt true, but there arc none
who have dono moro to place the
affairs o! this county upon a firm
and sound footing, or who have
more claims upon all classes OF the
people, or who would represent tho
true interests of his constituents
moro ably and honestly than the
Hon. II, Il Jarnagm.
DEMOCRAT
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TITATION To NON RESIDENTS.

The STATE of Mississippi,
The Estate
[Gl9l Of In ChanCcry.
b. II. Brewer, dcc'd.)
To VI. J.. Hcinciman, whose residence and
post-otice address Is Huntsville, in the
county Of Madison, State Of Alabama;
Alice L. Brewer and e. Is. Brewer,
whose residence and po,t.othce address
is Mcrnphis, in the county Of Pickcn',
State of Alabama; and John II. Brewer,
q minor now residing At Salem, in the
State Of Virginia
You are hereby cited to be and person.
ally appear before the Chancellor of our
said Chauccry Court, ut u term thereof to
be holden at the Court llonsC in the town
of Macon, on the
Second Monday of October, A. D., 1877,
then and there to show cause, if any yon
can, why said estate should not be declNr d
and decrccd insolyent, rs prayed for in the
petition of K. Brewer, jr., administration
of said estate, and further to do and re-
ceiye whatever u saiA Chanccry Court
may consider or decree in this behalf.
Witness the Honorable l., Bramc, Chan
ccllor Of the 9th District Of said State,
this the 10th day of July, 4. d., 1877,
ROBERT c. PATTY,
JarnAgin X Jarnagin, Clerk.
soils, july lIIt
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The independent says there are
two or the papers in the State who
speak slightingly of Gen. Wood
ford's address. From our soul we
pity them, but we would not give
tho impression made Oh his audi.
cnco by his manner and matter for
nll the narrow and Liberal Criti-
cisms ola prejudicod press.
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BY virtue of the above stated writ to me
directed from the office of.the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Noxubcc county, | will
on Monday the 9Th, day of August A, b.
lo77, within the hours prescribed by law,
in the front Of the Court House door, in
the town of Macon, in said county, expose
To sale at public auction, to the Ihightcst
bidder, for cash, all the right, title and in
t%arest, the defendant, a, W.. Wood, has
in, md to the following described lands, 10
wit Swt less % acres, See Is, and Nwt
less 5 acres OFF Swt Sec. 10 all in town
ship 10 L. 10 Il all said lands lying and sit
uate in NoXubcS county State Of Mlssiss-
ippi,
The above described lands, having been
levied upon as the property of a. NJ.
Wood, will be sold to satisfy the aboy1
stated case and all costs.
July 9TH 1877. J. b. ALLGOOD, Sh'G.
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Mr. Ayers, operator, informs us
that the Atlantic and Pacific Telc-
graph line is now dispa ching to
New Orleans and Nashville aS
main points. They will have an
Office at Pickinsvillo in u few days
Tho rates are great reductions on
old Drices.-COlumbus LndeE.
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CHERlFF' SALE

Foster & Gardner
1864 vs. hAetul''"
d NJ Lloyd
BY virtue of the abeye-stated writ 70 me
directed from the office of the clerk CT inc
circuit court Of NoNubco county VIII Oh
Monday, the goth day Of August,
A. d, 1871,
being the 81 Monday of said month WIN, :
in Inc hours prescribed by law, III nom oi
tho court. house door in the town Of Ma
,on. in said county, expose to sale ut pup
liz auction TO the highest bidder, Tor cash.
I'll tbc right. titlo and interest the deton-
dant, y NJ Lloyd, has in and to the lo'-
lowing described lands, to-wit,
North half of northeast quarter, ana
northeast quarter of northwest quarter,
and north half of north west quarter ol
north quarter, and southeast quarter
,ection Is, northwest quarter ana west
hNlf of northeast quarter and Nouth-eHSI
quarter of northeast quarter and horlh
half Of southeast quarter, n south-east
quarter of southeast quarter less . acres
north bali of south west quarter OF 6oalh-
o,,t ouarter. and cast half of south-West
quarter, section IL, east half of section ~
less q3 acres. MI section 20 less sOI acres,
all sid lands lying and situated in towt'-
ship 10, range Is east, in Noxubee county,
State of Mississippi
The above described lands having been
levied upon rs the property Of the del"H-
dant, u NJ Lloyd, will be sold to satisfy
the nboyc-statcd rusc and ell costs,
J ALLGOOD,
iolros T.. Sheriff.
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They raise very large vegetables
IN California. We hear of bocis
N~ing sliced up and used for door
mats. They say the moonlight
tights there have some thing to do
with it, and We thing ourselves
,acro is agrcat deal OF "moonshlne'
in il,
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Revenue Collector

1t will DO noticed that Mr.. j. A.
i, McHcmy has boon appointed
Collector for this District. Office
for the present in tho Sheriff. Of.
tec at the Court House.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-28

J.L L. Morphis has been appoint
rd Marshal of the Northern Dis
trict, in place of Pcarcc resigned.
Morpbis was a Greedy man and
onoo q member of Congress.
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~ .
MASS MEETING,
Yours truly,
A MUKDocK

Pursuant to q call of the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Democratic
party, II mass meeting Of the citi-
xenS OF Noxubco county, was held
at the courthouse in Macon on
Saturday, the 2lst, day OF July Is.
u.
AT II o'clock q. m, the meeting
was called to order by Capt. T, j.,
Stokes, Chairman OF tho ESecu.
tive Committee, who explained the
object Of the meeting to be the So
lection of delegates to the Conven-
ton to be held vt Jackson or the
LIST, proximo, tor tho nomination Of
candidates to fill the various State
offices.
On motion, B. f. Harper, Esq,
was called to the chair, aud Il. A..
Pace chosen SECRETARY OF the meet
ing.
On motion, a committee consist.
ing OF two members from each Su.
pervisor's district, was appointed
by the chair to determine the mum
Der, and to suggest the names of
delegates and alIcrnates to the said
State Convention, said committee
being composed as follows:
District No. |. DR.. WIN. Hopkins,
6. N. Smith.
District No. 2. DR., r. Mcleod,
IL. NJ. Hunter.
District No. 3. A. W. Simpson,
T. NJ. Sargent.
District No. 4. J. J. May, S. A.
Jackson, Sr.
District No. S. 7. B. S. Dcgrat.
fenried, Luclan Wilbanks.
After . brief retirement, the com
mittco returned and submitted y
report, suggesting tho sending OF
six delegates and an equal number
of altcrnatcs,-Ono delegate and
one alternate from each Supcrvi-
sor's district, and ono delegate and
one alternate from the county ut
largo,-which report, on motion,
was referred back to the same com
mittcc, with instructions to include
the names of both delegates and al.
tcrnatcs as deiegates, and report six
additional names rs altcrnates.
Tho report, as thus amended, was
then received and adopted, as fol.
lows:
we, tho committee, suggests
tho sending of twelve delegates
and six altornatcs,-two delegates
and one alternate from each Super,
vis0r's district, and two delegates
and one alternate from the county
at largo.
The following names are sug.
gcstcd :
County at Large;
S. V. d. Hill, Robert G. Patty,
Alternate, J. q. FAINT.
District No. |,
Clarke Lewis, IL. A. Rico-Altcr.
nate, L. J. Moore.
District No. 2,
b. Il. DcaIc, J. l.. Hibblcr-Al.
tcrnate, W. Mob. Conner.
District No. 3,
II. L. Jarnagin, sr., W. B. Au,
gustus-AItcrnatc, I. NJ. Sargent.
District No. 4,
Il. +. Num-, J. J. niggins-E. A.
Pace, a%ltcrnatcs.
District No. 5,
b. +. Harper, W. W. Doss-W
W. Gaines.
Respectfully submlttcd,
Ii. NJ. HUNTER,
W. +. HOPKINs, Chairman,
Secretary.
On motion Of Capt. Geo. &. Dill
lard, tho following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously q
doptcd.
"WHERAs, The Democratic Con
vontion held on tho SD of May.
1877, adopted the following resolu
tons, viz:
LIST. That this Convention con.
denim, in the strongest terms, any
independent candidacy in the Dom,
o%cratic party.
End. That we will regard any
Democrat, who offers himself as an
independent candidate ~ an avow-
cd political enemy, and will treat
him accordingly"
DO 1T resolved by the Democrat.
10 marty in Mass Mectino assem-.
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NOTICE


Tho State Of Mississippi | ChanCery
Noxuboc County. Court.
To all persons Interested in tho rs
tate Of Geo. W. Trimblo deceased.
Notice is hereby given to tho creditors
of said estate that upon the report and
petition oftho undersigned administrator
Of 'aid Geo. W. Trimble deceased, the
said estate WA on tho 10th day of April,
a.. D.. 1877, by the Chancery Court declar.
ed and deCrecd insolvent.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
TO the creditors Of said estate to come for.
ward and have their claims duly proba-
ted and registered in tho Register kept
by the Clerk Of the Court aforesaid for tho
purpose, and any creditor who shall not
register his claims and have the same du-
BY probOted ny The law requires, by the Sth
day of October, A. d. 1877, the same will
be forever barred.
Given under my hand this tho ith day
July, a. d. 1877,
j. h. GETGGS, Administrator
Estate & " rrimblc lrt'd
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Tho Yicksburg Herald says "
vote was taken on tho train that left
that place with the departing Odd
Fellows, resulting as follows:
HUMPHREYS II, Lowry 6, Stone .,
and Wallthall 2.
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CHERRIES SALE.
7. j. Patty & Co. |
F[7I93l vs..
w. s. Common.

W. o. COnnOT
BY virtue Of the abovc-stated writ to mo
directed from the Office Of the clerk Of the
Circuit Court ofNo1ubee County, will on
Monday, 9Th day Of AUGUST, A. D., 1877,
within the hours prescribed by law, in
front Of the Court House door in the town
Of Macon, in said county, expose to sale
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, all the right, title and interest the
defendant, W. s. Common, has in and to
the following described lands, to-wit;
$50 acres more or less in WI section e.,
on left Of road, (south Macon and Lofts
vile road) and 80 acres, more or less, in
section 6 south east of said read, md north
west quarter section s, less 40 acres, all in
township IA, range II east. All said lands
lying and situated in Noxub6Se county,
State of Mississippi.
The above described lands having been
levied upon as the property of defendant,
W. 5. Conner, will be sold to satisfy the
above-Stated case and all costa.
july 9th lS761ts j. d. ALLGOOD.
Sheriff.