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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

Mr.. Hayes wants to build s g per
ty. from the foundation up, Including a
mansard roof and ten per cent. mort
gage, i'll the usual Chicago style, end he
is "getting out the stuff to do it.
Blaine wants the old party to remain
Just as it is, without even puttying up
The cracks. Neither of them will
yield to the other, and without tLeir
Joint efforts neither a new party can be
created nor the old one repaired. What
can be done? This: the Democratic
party is old, it is true-fouuded on the
rock Of ages--but it is made OF imper-
ishable materials. Eock-ribbed and
ancient as the sun, Tine has been
knocking ut it ever since he was an IN
faut without Masking the least impress
siou upon It. There is plenty Of room
within it. Come IN. Mr., Hayes. Some
o: yonr friends say yo1 are aireadL IN
the front yard. Maybe yon are. Yon
haven't q great way to come ANYHOW
Let Mr.. Blaine remain in the old rattle
trap until it falls about his ears. We
will give YOU q warm welcome. With
rs you can carry ont your pu'iCy Vf
home rule without Federal interviews
ton, successfully, because yen would
receive assistance from a thousand
sources chat are now closed to yon. and
will remain closed as long as the RepUb-
lean party is yonr home. Ynn cannot
carry ont that policy and build mp a new
party, nor can you carry out that policy
and make the necessary repairs "a the
old party. Either is too mach for one
pair of human hands, and any attempt
viii result in ignominious failure.
Should yon come into the Democratic
party, the sharp treble of Gail Hami!-
ton will cleave the morning air, and
charge that you have been johnson
lied" whatever that is; but remind her
and her protege and kinsman, that it is
only under Democratic auspices that
your policy can be Carried out, and your
c%ountry served as you no donbt Il ,sire
to serve it. Place your right hand over
your left breast, and exclaim: "Who
serves his country best serves his party
most" Come in, Mr.. Hayes. and bring
all your friends. You. can serve your
country best within the Democratic
fold.-CaacinhaN Enquirer.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
rx,s. e1or-., Gin e,h,ac,s,a.

No regret to announce the aeash of
tais wang lady. The tragedy / ii Ihica
she received her aeash-Nouai - :oo
we'll known TO orr readers 70 reqllsa G
recital Of the aGi i.tail,. The lainent>
able circumstance thai aosuitei her,
like n hero;ue sue WA, 10 defend uer
imprisoned fat'.er, agaiast tie unmerei-
fal attack OF all infatuated mob, are re-
~pnlsive to civilization. = is appalling
to think abou. it; the idea OF a young
lady being shot down by m attacking
party ia into!erable. snd when it ia
known that five men lost .teir lives OF.
the same occasion. ii is rendered more
50. No matter what might have been
the crime her father and others were ao-
cnsed of, sitter they had been eurren-
acred to the officers Of the Law ana i'm
prisoned, the community should have
been conten. to let the law take its
course, AMI should not have iplperiled
the lives OF innocent persons like they
did, to crafty some lurking revenge.
We are opposed TO mob law. and nc
State or community is safe where eucf
8 condition OF afiLirs oyists. Innocent
persons are likely to suffer where people
become regardless OF law; anl it is mi
versally admitted that no person should
he punished for an alleged offence unti
after conviction by a legal t~ribnnaihav
ing cotapstont Jurisdiction. We ar
nosti=po5ea to "extenuate-'r "ashs Sc
down IN malice but the strong arm o
the Ian should Interfere in such and g.
other similar cases ana assert it, su-
premacy, let whoever may fall nuder tbs
~sautence,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
Save us freura our. K's'iemds.

Onr young neighbor OF the CONNER
ciai is over energetic, if we may use
such an expression, in his ~esponsal of
Governor HuDphreys's claims for the
G~ubarnatcrial nomination. For q man
who was not in the State at the time.
he knows too much about the Dent
campaign. He knows and prints all
the true inwarduess OF that camaign,
and attempts to use it III Gen. Hum
~pllreys's behalf, and to weaken Gen.
Lowry. We do not think Gen. Hum
phreys needs or wishes any such ser
vice. He, to our certain knowledge,
thinks very highly of Gen. Lowry, and
has no such complaints to make Of him
AZ the Comme,ciat has made. He de-
~precates the whole proceeding as far az
Gen. Lowry is concerned. The dis
cussion of the Dent campaign in this
manner can only tend to one end, that
is to cause discord and i'll -feeling in the
Democratic party. If a Radical had
written the leaders which have recently
appeared in the Commercial, he could
not have served his party better than by
the course laid out in that journal.
Gov. Humphreys and Gen. Lowry ore
the prominent and beloved candidates
of the Democratic party, and for a jour
nal which claims to support one OF
them to thus causelessly aud bitterly
attack the other, is to serve the Rad
cal party. The shrewdest, most Guns
ming old Radical fox in the State could
not plan and carry out a better scheme
for the Radical party. - F~ichsburg
Heraid.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
suureme Court Decisions.

The following decisions were render
ed in Supreme Court last Monday:
2t34-HarIan VS. ms. Co; affirmed.
1922 Sanders vs. Jordan; reversed
and remanded.
2216-Parkman VS. Klein; affirmed.
24G4-Lewis ct al VS. Baxton ct al;
reversed aud remanded.
156I-Wallace vs Smith; affirmed.
2t60-Lewis, admr.; vs. Montgomery
ct al; reversed and remauded.
24l1-yohnson vs. State; affirmed.
3350-Joues vs. State; reversed and
remanded.
2iO5-Causler VS. Sails; reversed and
.remauded.
2477 Weller, Haas ct al, VS. Hodges;
reversed and remanded.
2460-Liberty VS. the State; affirmed.
2l52-Lazar VS. Hall; reversed and re-
mapded.
2425-Bates vs. Guns, Sherman.& Co.
affirmed. =
2362-Higgins vs. Deloach; reversed,
etc.
2429-Hardin VS. Stein; reversed and
remaDded.
2440-Parham VS. the State; affirmed.
256l-Bnrke VS. Beardsley; reversed.
1464-Miller VS. Palmer; re-argument
granted.
2004-Co.operative Insurance Co., vs.
Iugram; reversed.
2643-Green vs irving; affirmed.
DBL Newton VS. Phelps; reversed
and remandcd.
2473-Ketchins VS. Harrel reversed
and remanded.
2447-Butler VS. Lee; reversed and re-
manded.
2:3Y2-Fisher vs. Kuhn; affirmed.
2393-Jackson w State; affirmed.
242o-Grab ct al VS. Collins; affirm
ed.
1642 Foster VS. Metts; dismissed.
2450-Finnev vs. Mutual Life lnsur
ance Co; affirmed.
24OS-Knowles vs. Watkins; affirmed.
2479-Harrington VS. State; reversed
and indictment quasheu.
2409-Knowles vs Knowles; affirmed.
~1446--Shaw VS. Sallenger, use etc;
affirmed.
2319-Hendrick vs. Watkins; revers-
ed and remanded.
23S7-Hart VS. Beardsly; affirmed.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
1t.

Mr.. c. y. Jones has purchased the
Wcs.ville News, and will take charge
Of the paper 5000. Jones is a good
newspaper man, a printer of exquisite
taste and 2 writer ct good sense. We
arc Glad to welcome him back 20 thc
brotherhood. We learn that NJ. j. L.
Meade Will step down from the tripod
into q lucrative lag practice. Meade
has Published the Neirs five years aud
is among the iew men tia. have made
money ont Of the business. lie IL a
Jolly, 2ollicking fellow and bidding him
adleu we wish him great success in his
chosen de.1.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

Editor HON eSfedd:-
Allow me to present for the consider
alton of your readers the name of Col.
A. Y. Harper, of Okolona, for Attorney
General. He is a native Mississippian,
q graduate of the State University, and
of uuquestioned integrity and spotless
character, and alawyer of ability. II
he would bring to the duties OF
the office abilities that distinguished
the incumbents of hat Office in the
days of the Republic.
MERIDIAN.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
Mysterious Ebisa appearance.

Mr.. VIM. G. Andrews, living six
miles east of here and one mile from
Tallabatchie river, left home on horse
back Tuesday, and up to this writing.
Friday morning, has not been heard
from. 1t was discovered that his horse
had been hitched near the river. and
breaking loose, come home. Mr. An
drews's tracks were traced to the bank
of the river and lost. The river has
been dragged, without any discovery.
It is evidently a case of murder or sui
cide.-PaROtd Sta1.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
Sherif's Sale.

Storm & Son Judgment in Justices Court,
6ss-ys Lincoln county for si2.44 and
w. r. Townsena) costs.
M. Lewenthal Judgment in Justices Court
Ss2-vs Lincoln county for $lss.1I
". r. TownsendJ aud costs.
BY viitue OF writs of venditioni exponas to me
directed from the Circuit Clerk Of Lincoln coun-
ty, Mississippi, I viii, on Monday, the 4th day of
June, 1877, at the Courthouse door In the town OF
Brookhaven, within the usual hours of sale,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. for cash, the
following described land to-wi SH of swA and
VIZ swA Of sex and twenty acres in nwH ofswA
south of Monticello road, in section is, township
8, range 8 east, containing one hundred and
twenty acres more or less, levied on as the
property of w. r. Townsend, and will be sold
to satisfy the judgments in the above stated cases
and costs of snit. A. o. COX, sheriff.
Nav l., S;I-4y,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
VI OrsSfrSsisy.

On the farm of the Rev. VIM. l..
Rollins, who resides near Cornersville,
in this county, is a wonderful calf foI
its age, which is fifteen days. 1t has
two heads, with mouths. eyes and ears
in proportion to match. Apart from
the head it is a nicely shaped calf of
the singular number. It's various
features, the mouths, noses, eyes and
ears are all active organs. With these
double faculties it sees, hears, smells
and eats as two calves, If the calf
lives, and it promises we'll now. it will
be worthy of a booth in Barnum's Hips
Springs Reporter.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

WE learn from a dispatch to the
Jackson Times that Gen. Ord passed
through st. Louis, No, en- route for
Chicago, to consult Sheridan regarding
the Mexican invasion from the Texas
border. The officers accompanying
Gen. Ord, say Leredo is making great
efforts to reinstate himself. There is
much activity along the Rio Grande
committed by his partisaas, Gen. Es-
cobedo and Pedars Vusugues, his chief
supporters. Loredo evidently intends
making the United States his base OF
supplies snd operations until strong
enough to make a stand in Mexico.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Terms Only So so Per Day.

he need of a we'll kept Hotel, at mod
crate prices, has long been felt ia New
Oreans.
Il supply the deficiency, the under
signed have leased, fur a term of years,
the above w~ell-known and popular
house.
1t has been thoroughly renovated and
repainted, with new furniture and car.
peting, and it is opened TO the
public with every department in first.
class aud complete order.
Situated in the very centre Of the M
mess portion of the city, and under the
management of competent and atten-
tive s uthern gentlemen, and at aper
diem rate less than any hotel Gifts class
in the country, it offers special induce
ment to the Southern travelling puDilc,
from whom it solicits. and hopes 10 re-
,eiye u liberal patronage.
4. e. RIVERS i CO..
xoyfstf Troprietors.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
| Robert Adams
Dissolution Notice.

Owing 70 the death Of my brother, A. f. Hart
man, the Irm of Hartman & Bro. is this day dss-
solvrd. l have purchased the undivided interest
Of all the hooks, notes, open accounts and other
evidence OF Indebtedness, of the late irp. IS
sumo all Liabilities and collect all debts. | viii
carry on the mercantile business, as heretofore,
81 the old stand. Thanking the pubic for their
liberal patronage and support they nave favored
Us With, / hope TO nave luerited a continuance of
the same. Z. II. HARTMAN.
~BRooEHAvEN, MISS, May lcth. 1871. A..
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
Gres. Grant.

Just as Gen. Grant was about 10 sail
from Philadelphia, on his European
tour, he made Que OF his characteristic
speeches, in which he diseiaimea de-
serving the compliments that have been
showered upon him. Among other
things here is what he gaid:
SHERMAN could have taken my place
as q soldier or in civil Office, and so
could Sheridan, or others | might
name. I am sure, if the country eve
comes to this need again, there will be
for the work. There will be mon
born for any emergency"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

TIE Emperor Alexander has thanked
the Holy Synod for finishing, after
twenty years Of incessant labor, the
translation of the Bible into the Rus
sian vernacuIar. This is the first trans
iation into Russian approved by the
Gar and the Church. The British and
Foreign Bible Sociesy's tranalation is
now prohibited in Russia.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

By postal card, from his son, Fl. 2.
Hubbard, Esq, of New Haven, Conn.,,
dated 18th inst, we learn of the death
of Mr.. Colman S. Hubbard, formerly
Treasurer and Secretary Of the Ameri-
a Timber and Manufacturing Com
pany, of this city. The deceased re-
sided here for three or fonr years, and
while here contracted q large acquaint-
ancs and attached many personal
friends to him by his sterling traits of
character and genial MANNERS. He left
here in July last for New Haven, Conn,
and had been in bad health ever since
his arrival there. He was sixty>ons
wears of age.-Er.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

LAWRENCE HEIDELBURa, n young
man living neal Claiborne, Miss, on
Saturday night, swallowed five false
teeth and the mouth plate on which
they were set. While asleep, the plate,
which he had neglected to remove,
dropped from its position in the mouth.
was seized by the gullett and started
to the stomach and lodged before
reaching it. The young man, being IN
great distress, attempted to awaken
friends near at hand when the muscu-
lar ibres resumed action and passed
the plate and tooth into the stomach.
At noon Tuesday, DR.. Mcintosh, OF
Shubuta, was called to the patient, who
was suffering severely from pain IN the
stomach.-K eri3ida Mercury.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
WtIEs..us3 &DiFrsaP,.

The white members CT the Returning
Dosrd Of Louisiaua Wells ana Ander-
son have been provided for by Hayes.
The former holds the position Of Sur
veyor Of the Port OF New Orleans and
the latter the Collectorahip. The two
negro members, Kenner and Casenaye
have not yet received Official rocogn;-
ton bat it is said Tie Crsto1n House
will soon cover their illustrious heads,
and they will be amply compensated
for their services.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
The New Party.

Some
lIs lately begun
To start
New party
Which, when it IL done,
Il going to smash
Into eternal crash,
All other par.ies under the Sun.
Wings,
Nigs.
Fire eating reb,,
Tramps,
Scamps,
RECONSTRUCTED Confeds;
Hot aboiitionists,
Raw prohibitionists,
Labor reformers, frantic pro.cctioDistsi
A pair OF
High tariff
Old Wing resurrectionists;
An the old Federalists,
Butter and breadalists;
Wild snnexationists,
Emancipationists,
Texas rangers,
Sust icious strangers,
Illinois Changers,
Rabid s~ccessionists, nullihcationi-tS,
Temperance agitators,
So~f,-voiced conciliators,
Bruisers,
SDoozers,
Republican broilers,
Barnburners,
Coat turner's,
Tories, Free Sellers;
Communists, destrurtionists,
Strict constructionists,
Constitution r~evisionists,
bred Scott d~ecisionists,
Loco
Foco,
Baltimore knucks,
Georgia ku-klux,
"Blne lights" diFsensionists,
Hartford conventionists,
Fogv old-timers,
Modern white-liner.,
Anti-monopolists.
Bloated metropolists,
B~ondho!ders. huffy 'uns,
Border r%uffians,
Ballot-box stufTy 'uns;
Free traders, creenbackers,
Bulldozers, black-traekers,
Free niggers,
White-leaguers.
~Know-nothing advisers,
Ku-klux compromisers,
Temperance liberals,
License wine -bibherals,
Sinners and 'publicans,
Private and public ones,
Til tappera,
Mouth-slappers,
Hickory Democrats, three-card-mont
men,
Angels, devils, elouchy and jannty men,
Nobody, every one, sicklv and hearty,
Stanley Matthews has got a new party.
-BuEinof1n Udwkeus.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
RANGERS Safe.

VIII be sold, In front OF the Courthouse door,
in the town of BrOOkhaVen, On Monday, June /,
1917, between the hours OF l2 and 4 p. H., the
following stock, to-wit. I sorrel horse, about IL
years old and 16 hands high, With a blaze in hts
face; taken UP by ID. V. Sasscr, near BoGnechitto
Station, and appraised at $50. lie was taken up
on The 50th day Of april, 1871.
BAN nUDNALL,. Ranger.
B~gooEHAvEN, miss, May t4th 1871. 81.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

ABOUT one hundred and fifty Demo
Gratis will participate in the organiza-
ton of the House when Congress meets
next October, and just about one hund-
red and twenty out of this one hund-
red and fifty will be from the West and
South. Nothingaought to be palmer
than that a Western or Southern man
onpht TO be Speaker.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

A Republican writing to the Cincin-
natl Times, compares President Hayes
Southern policy to the policy pursued
by u quack doctor who always threw his
patients into fits. Our readers know
how that doctor was on fits. The ar
ticle concludes thus:
It appears to me that the Southern
policy Of President Hayes is we'll calcu-
lated to throw the patriotic element OF
this country into fits. Whether he has
the ability claimed by the quack doctor
in the treatment Of fits remains to be
aepD
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
noruum charlie Ross.

: BRIDaEPoRr, May 13.-The father OF
Charlie Ross is here IN consultation
with p. {. Barnum. The latter will
make q personal offer of $40, 600 for the
recovery Of the boy. 1t is believed
from recent evidence that he is still
alive, and that the reward, with a
guarantee of immunity from punish
ment, will induce the captors to restore
him,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

AN election was held in Georgia on
tie LIST inst, to ratify the amendment
to the constitution forbidding the Leg
islature ave- to pay the fraudulent Bull
lock bonds. The returns as far as re>
oeiyed show q light vote, but the
amendment waa ratified by Q majority
of ten to one.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

JAS. T. PARKER. OF Jasper county, is
suggested by the BRooKHAvEN LEDGER
for Auditor.-N. O. Democrat.
The Democrat is mistaken about the
above having been q suggestion OF this
paper. We Published communication
on the 81 inst, from Waynesboro,
Miss, dated April Both, over the signa>
ture Of Mighty East" who brought
DIR. james T. Parker, Of Jasper, to the
front.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
A1,uinistr0tor's Sale.

py virtue of a decree Of tho C~hancery Court
OF Lincoln county, rendered at rules before the
CCiera In vacation, on the 9th day OF April A. y.
toT7 7 will on Monday, the 18th day Of june, 1871,
sell az public auction, to the highest bidder Ior
sash. az the door OF the Conrt-housa, 10 the towh
~ Bro0ahaven, IN said county, the 1olio"!Hg w.
sc-,bed prooerty belonging TO the estate OF Johh
Woat. decessed, to-wit: rne eH OF sw ar sec;
n. township 5. range 7: en- Of nv ar aud eS u
sw ar OF nv or seo. 81. IS. z; Wy Of Sc 9 , ne
ar ~ re or acc. d, and nv or OF ne ar sec. ~, I
( ra.eH Of NV ar and eH Of ne or OF sw qrI
acc g. Il, Z, and VIZ Of sw ar sec 3, and eH OF
se or of Sc ar gee 4, "a. 7, containing $40 acres,
moe or less. Said sale VIII DC maze between
the hours prescribed by lay.
NAV q4-bt'l SOL. LYMAN. Administrator.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
XIcMrsiOn to IOMGdLOO.

Tie Evening Star Colored Benevolent
viii give an excursion from Mag
nolia to Tugaloo on June -, 1877. For
particulars see large bills. May 17-5t.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
Sale of City ReaE Estate.

nv virtne OF an ordinance passed by the Soafh
of Mayor and Aldermen OF the city OF btookha,
ven an the atm day OF May, 1871, ! will proceed
IN sell the following real estate belonging 70 salh
city, TO the highest bidder for cash, at the court.
house door OF Lincoln county, on honisy, June
lin isT7 w. r. BAGGErr.
Msyor BTookhaYel.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

THE temperance movement is spread
ing rapidly again in New York aud
Pennsylvania. Old topers ara III the
van and thousands are sigaing the
pledges.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

The Forest Register learns that
there is some probability Of a regular
Grange ticket being put forward for the
State Offices.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

A ooRaEsPoSDEgr Of the New York
Sun gays: Tweed has robbed the
community OF New York city of mil
lions Of do;iars-money only. Hayes
has robbed the entire people of the
United States Of their right to have a
President according to their WI will, u
holy right, guaranteed by the Constitu-
ton. Which is worse-Tweed or
Hayes?" The Sun answers the ques-
ton BY saying: Halves. undcub.cdly,'
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
u. o.. +. & 6. u. Es. Es.

Mail Train-Going North.
Leaves New Orleans 5:3j =. -
" Br~oo&haven 1870 p. n
Arrives ~ jackson -.u} a. =.
Express Tr.in--Going North.
leaves Now Orleans G:3j 1t. 81
Arrives l'r~oohhaHen 12:27 p. n
Jackson 3:I) In
Nail Train-Going South.
Leaves Jackson go a. NJ
" BrnGhhaycn i:3G a. N
Arrives at New Orleans 1880 Il. M
Express Train-G"ing South.
Leaves Jackson 9:3o Z. -
ArrivcssBruokhaycn 12:l2 I. IN
New Orleans 6;25 1t. IN
The Express trains will net run Oh
Sundays Freight trains pAsn BROCK
maven IS follows.
Freight Traih-.-Goiag North.
Through Freight %-1l:l7 a. IN
Local Freight GOO p. III
Freight Train--GoipG South.
Through Freight 8:2G p. II
Local Freight '2:l2 pm
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

AnaRGE lion was recsntty killed be-
tween Santa Cruz ard Santa Clara,
Cal.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
LOON HERE!
SheFin'S Safe.

r. ". Millsars, In the Circuit Court OF
VS. mo. 2726. ; Pike county.
Garland, et al J Judgment 4 costs si219.94.
By virtue Of a writ % execution 10 ne, direct
cd from the CT. cut Court Of Pike county,, Mis-
sissipp,, | will, GA Monday tile 18th day OF June,
1877, q the Courthouse door, in the Town OF
BrookRayen, proceed 20 sell, = the highest bid
der for cash, The follow ~ described property,
to-w!t: Sw4 and swi( Of NV! IF sec. g and Sehi
of ne4 of sec. 26, and nwIi neI sec. "A. all il
township 5 OF .auGe I, east, containing $50 acres,
more or less, levied on as the property Of the de-
PENDANTS, aud Will he Sold 10 satisfy the Judgment
and costs in the above stated case.
Tnus the 9TH day of May, \. y. 1877.
May 1917, \. @. COX, Slerlfi.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

THOMAS DAY, of Boston, died at the
age Of one hundred and two, smoked a
pipe for ninety years, and there are
people who still call tobacco q poison
Gus weedi
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

TIE Carnival in New York was a fail
are.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24

SA MINED CARDS, with name, for lOc nd
eeeYsthmp. One pack go styles\ Acquaintance
Cards, 1nc. Samples for &c stamp. NJ. D0WD
l. co Bristol, tt. Feb. e2-3h1,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
sicksburg& Meridian Railroad
sstE,rifHIc.

Passenger train leaves jackson
for Meridian, 3:35 pm.
Passenger train leaves Jackson
for NIcksburg 2:t1 am
Connection made with y o, J & u y K
Il mail and express trains.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-24
sT. JAMES

Magazine st., betceen Grarier and Natckt
Alley,