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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
THE MASSACHUSETTS RACE.
Ola BIASED Eyes the Favnrste,

BosTor, Nov. 4.-The last rallies have taken
place tonight. Gen. Euler has spoken six
times to-day-onee at salem. Marblehead aud
greatest Oh husnem was manifested In Trn.
mont Tempe and Faneul Hall. It has seemed
like n holiday.
The result remains in doubt but from news
received from all points Of the State the indicR-
tione ore that the Peoples candidate will be
elected.
The canvass Is one Of The most exciting that
has occurred in this State for many years. and
each party s snnEnna Of success. The friends
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

CINCINNATI. Nov. "A special dispatch from
Cynthiana, Ky.. says: one of the most cruel
and bloody murders eyer witness ed In the city
at O'clock and resulted in the almost instant
death Of a we'll known young man of CarIlslA at
the hands OF citizen of this city. Harrison.
State senatorial district, AID for the past few
weeks a fierce war has been going on in them
for the Democratic nomination. WHICH will be
decided Tuesday in the primary, the three can
didates being T. J. Megibkon. d.. y. G. Dillie
and @. Ward. Jason Metcalfe and 7. II. Sam
mons. OF Carlisle. dove through to this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

CHICAGO. Nov 4.-There are rumors here that
extensive aud we'll matured ballot box stuffing
schemes have been discovered and frustrated
Each party claims that t g 0 her is the guilty
one. A determined fight is being made over th :,
lucrative off of sheriff of C,ok county. the
Democratic candidate being Chas Kern pres
ent Incumbent. and the Republican candidate
Major John Hoffman. The office is worth about
100000 year. and that Is the principal cause Of
STRIFE. The congressional honors are appar-
emily q secondary matter. but q pretty lively
contest is being made In some Of the districts
and all parties are sanguine Of success. Sew
eral closing meetings Of the campaign were
held TO- night
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

TERRE HAUTE. >Nov. A coorod farmer Mr..
james Bundy sixty years of age. and man OF
considerable wealth. owning n fine. large farm
OF 900 acres, was shot and killed Saturday even
ing in n dispute near his iarm. four miles from
town. Word was quickly brought to town. aud
Chief Stock mud several pnlicen en- were soon
on the way there. a fortunately struck tho
right trail aft the murdeicrs and arrested
four eolored men. named Tnm Underwood.
Hamilton Montgomery Smith and james Mays.
all at O neigh hbOring house
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
Loss of Tugboat and Crew-Other nis-
aaferS,

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. A.The tug Welcome.
which left here Thursday night to render as
sistance to the bark Rutter, at Luiington. Is
believed to be lost with crew Of six men, as
she has not been reported, although there has
been ample time. The masts of an unknown
sunken vessel are reported out Of water five
miles from shore between the point on Baruues
>and Bend Reach. Thr tug Wood, the schooner
sells supposed to be lost.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

NEW YonK, Nov 4.-Mrs Sarah Rogers King,
widow Of JAS. Gore King, and daughter Of Arch
ihnld Oracle, the famous merchant prince. who
settlah in New York in l7f5, and whose Impos-
rpilinr sight on Pine and William streets fifty
,nnrs ago: died yesterday at her residence IN
IiighwnOd. Weshawksn. in the eighty seventh
year Of her nge Her hut band wHs q pon of
Rufus King. once u Uuitod States senator from
this state and Minister to Englnnd Tho fun
erRl will occur IN HobOken n. J., WednesdAy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

JERSEY CITY. Nov 4.-Several boys kndled n
large bonfire in an orchard near tho village of
Arlington N. J., on Saturday evening. Among
the children gathered about 1t vas Ella Young
man. daughter # the widow 10y OF OF Davis Avenue
the child's dress caught fire. and thoroue hly
frightened she ran, sc canning, in the direction
Of the house Her companions were helpless
with fear. Elias course was down the hill and
before she arrived at her home her clothes we're
burned 70 ashes and her liuhs, and body
scorched to brown black color. She died yes
terday,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
Explosion 0f Mas Ina Boston,

BosToN. Nov. A terrific explosion Of gas
occurred to-day IN the Brick Building on Han
over street All day strong odOr Of gas pre~
vai1nd in the vicinity, and the explosion which
took place in q saloon In the bnsement came
Wit without wnrning 9g It sannded l,I, like 2 can cannon
siderable confusion. Fortunately ouly ono
man. Mr.. Cans, whH injured He had his leg
badly h' uised. The damage to building and
nnntents VIVA S1RNn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

south then tnke them ut their word and stoyy
the people Of the whole country fhas Ii ID bess
Of government brought into vogue bytfe sim
pie tastes and Democratic habits Of Euutfer7s
men are once fairly cont sasted with The mers~
the canting thieves and praying liars who hnves
been 10 power for the laat ten years. the vast
mal3riy Of The common Deope-the popnlaee-
lh' depended on to sustain the former and keep
the latter down.
am waiting with some anxiety TO 500 what
effect the revivn Of the bloody shirt will have
npon the November elections. Then I shall be-
better able to arnlyzs the prospects and possi~
h'ltttes n its Influence upon the greater contest
TO come In 1890 A. g. 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
suapsnston of an Eastern Ntsao Rnnk.

Go, of BeIl'aire, Ohio one Of the best known
and strongest banking houses in EASTERN Ohio.
suspended operations Saturday. The trouble
grew out of tn" assignment recently rade Ivy
tho Implement Works Of the Same tnwn. The
firms liabilities arc estimtted Mt $50 300 ach
property for tho benefit Of his creditors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
Another Southern Outrage.

" 15UIUKtDII FJ8L-I
In the balloting which Is now going on at
the Cathedral fair, New York city, TO de-
eide the question as to who is the most popu-
lar American general now living, Gen. Joe
Johnston, Of Virginia, leads by comfortable
majority, and the bloody shirt journals Of the
metropolis are very indignant thereat. It les
perhaps too late to suggest to these organs
that a very respectable Southern outrage can
be made out Of this awful circumstance but 1t
may yet be worth while
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

The Maryland nlTDDk.
baltimore Gazette |

We have nothing to do with the hopes OF
Maryland Republicans. They are probably
strong, and they doubtless spring eternal,
but when they talk with postiveness about
carrying the sixth district bhey do violence to
their Judgment Mr.. Peter Is certain now to
be elected. Outside Of the sixth district the
Republicans haven't AS much chance Of elect
ing Congressman as John Sherman has Of
being canOnized.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

New YORK., Nov A dispatch to tho World
from OF AVA announces tat ~ Canadian minis
ter tbrks the question Of fisheries must hs
petlei between tho United bta es on The ono
hnnd and England aud Newfoundland on tbs
other. without involving tho Dominion, They
scem to admit, however. that The Hail ak award
cannot be expected to be unid before 1t Is set
IT, d and some disposition j. shown to hIguo
the case Of Eng and und Newfoundland for
them In advance against the contention Of the
United States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
speats In a Vat Of Boiling sugar.

New YoRK. Nov. 4.-Frederck Htollne. an
employees ia u sugar refinery mt the foot Of
South s cnnd street. Williamsburg, fell into q
vat of boiling sugar which be was engaged in
etirrlng this mnrning. He was taken TO the
he +pial in u dying condition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Murderer suits Hsis Throat,

CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Leriy Kennedy. tho wife
murderer. who on Saturday wns found guilty
and sentenced to be hanged. this u orning cut
his throat from car 10 ear with n rAz !. pro-
cured from tho adjoining cell. He died in lew
minutes. He was iusanr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov Tho United Stntes ship
Ticunhorogn was put in commission at Ports
mouth to. day. The Ticonderoga Is The vessel
In which Com. .ShufeId is to mako his
commerce. and navigation. She viii shorty sui
for Norfolk whore Com. Shufeld will join her.
She will snil Tor Africa about the first OF De-
c0mDor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
A Vacancy NOT 40 BE FILLED.
TWochin0ton Cor Paitimrra Sun

the position Of Special Agent of the Interior
Department. In Louisiana, caused by the death
Of Col A. NJ. Carter; The deceased had charge
Of the interests Of the government in the 10 at
ter of the extensive sifzures OF timber alleged
to have been cut on he public lands The con-
troversies in Louisiana and other States on
sequence Of the 1nsufffciency Of the appropria-
ton at his command, the secretary IF he In-
terror has decided to make no appointment in
Col. Carriers place, and the duties will have to
be attended to by his asst tant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

QUINCY Ill.,, Nov. "A freight train on the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Ralron1 was wrrcko cd
n milo west of hero Yesterday Tho train con-
ed. number of passengers in the caboose
were bruised. but mono were badly hurt. The
accident wis caused by defective frog.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
CHICAGO ITEMS.
Marine, Industrial, Relig Ious and Other

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-:Dispatches received here
TO- DAY give mea9re Mra lntqfmatloh @ aegardlng the
Harbor. Little Traverse bay. She is a total loss
with tour Of the crew, captain mate cook md
$4,000, and was on her way to Traverse City for
cordwood.
Mrs. J. W. Tiff and family, OF Colorado, have
arrived here. Mrs. Tiff is the widow of the
cattle king who died some time ago, and whose
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
NsR EAaasha ] :

WASHINGTON. Nov. A-Ex. Gov Shepherd who
hhs been quite III for several days with pneu
montn, Is very much better to- day.
Senator Sargent is somewhat easier but too
sick to receive visitors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
mea,Ess tr@saa Garelessncsa--A aeefnuEtaug
ReCTaEary
Secretary.

DUBUQUE, 1own. Nov t.-The coroner's jury
in tho Kay City mill boiler explosion case.
which occurred September IT, killing one and
woundng others. To- day found Engipee Hunt
guilty Of criminal cnrelessnesa,
! A. H. Hamtl. for four years financial eecre-
tary OF the German Benevolent Society Of this
titv, Ia n def lulter to the amount of $3.50. The
society will lose all 1t hns.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

LONDON. Nov 4,-Duripg II thick log on tho
MerRey river this morning tho st' amer City Of
Baltimore ran into and sunk the ptcnm launch
Hercules, belonging to the Inman steamship
limo. Several worNingmon on the lhunoh are
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
POLITICAL.


NEW YORK Nov. 4.--The Evening Posts Wash
ington SO cial says: Disnatches received from
Federal officers in South Carolina give reason
able assurances Of q peaceable election in that
St nta morrow
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
GeFmaany'S Financial #EsMHrar Fass sanent--
The Prospects fer Continued Peace
am Eusvnsna anR Assm


LONDON. Nov. 4-rhe nvnwed intention Of the
German govern fpent to impose n thx on i'm
ported breadstuffs and Increase The duty on I'm
ported hides is not regarded with favor by
that the necessities of the government are
very pressing that deficit in the revenue is
Imminent, and that there Is no way Of obtain
taxation. A reduction OF EXPENSES In the pres.
ent threatening condition Of Europe is said to
be impossible.
The impression In political quarters to day
is that the winter viii pnss without the break
ing out IF hostilties either In Europe or Aaia
and that the diplomHtsts will be able before
next RpriDg tn bring about an amioab or
rangement all around. The speech Of Earl
Eeaconsf1eld. at the .approaehing L1Fd Mayor 8
banquet. Is expected 10 throw much light upon
the future.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 4.-The large paper
mill Of Wilkinson Bros. at Shelton. opposite
Buckingham, Conn. took IRE day and was
entirely consumed, aa also was the DWELLING
house near by. Loss estimated at s15o,ooo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
MARINE NEW q.

PoRr EADs. Nov, H. D. m.-Barometer 1920.
Wind northeast light.
Arrived-Steamship Tappahannook. Cooksey
master. at Gas .: m. from Havana. via Florida
ports. to l. X. Rob -rts.
American ship Wyoming, Baker master 81
days from Bremen. to A. X. Miller & Co.
No departures
east, liz BIT.
No arrivals or departures.
New YORK Nov. 4.-Arrived: Othello, from
Hull.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.-Arrived: Ohio. from
LIVERPOOL
HULL. Nov. 4.-Sailed: Lorrento. for New
York.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 4.-Saied: Montana. for
New York.
PLYMOUTH Nov. 4.-Arrived: Herder. from
New York for Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL. Nov A. Arrived: Indiana from
Philadelphia and Celtic from New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
AndersOn's MagnaniTgiCy.

| Anderson it seems has b. en- trying industri-
ously to get work In the Treasury Department,
and Secretary Sherman, for the eff ct Of toe
thing, has refused to see him. Anderson Is not
without magnanimity however and published
| his exoneration" Of Sherman all the same.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
FRANCE.
A Great ViGtt

A Great victory for the French Democrats.
PARIS, Nov A-The Republicans have carried
lorty-slx out Of seventy-lve senntorships, being
u gain Of twenty eight.
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NOT ONLY OF THE POLITICAL PATHOH@
AGE. BU + ALSO A Liberal, KEPH HIESHINTA~
TloN IN OUR COMM EKCIAL PuHSU[Tg.-
thKtract from the address nf the Ctizsns' CON
ssrvattge Association to the oUlorsd voters of
the parish Of Orleans. ~
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WEATHER PROBAEsRH.HTHES

WASHINGTON Nov. +. / y. m.For the West
Gulf States, clear or partly cloudy weather
va, liable winds. mostly southerly: stationary
temperature; falling barometer.
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SaylOr SHOWING some Energy.
Cincinnati ENQUIRER. J

y
Mr. Saylor Is carefully preparing bis paperg
for his contest with Hon. Ben Butterworth.
He has not the slightest doubt but that Com
gress will give him the seat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
TURK EF.
EFevNRG ssf Arab Twfaprs.

LONDON. Nov. 4.Advires from hsiato Tnr-
key state that he Arabs bet wren Eagdal md
Rnssornh have revolted and The government
officials have fed.
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by sase Prince vi w Saass~aOrss MHHeriH-
The Marquis os aoFne to he Received
in liverpool what the Address VIII
GnRtain.
TORONTO, Nov. 4.-The Giobr this morning
Coutpiua the follows special cuilH from London !:
Tue Prince Of Wales received Mr. Kojfer and
0 her Cauahinp cUuuissione s to day. md pre-
scented them with ths order Of TT. Michael and
st. George. His royal highpees, tho, eEuEesses
the hope that tho interest shown by England in
coloni exhibits would increase the foe'iug Of
affection now existing between tho mother
cUuu ry and he colonies.
a Banquet viii be given in honor cf L ,rd
Dnf1erin At Belfast, III tho twenty fifth of Mo-
vember
The Duke Of Connnught End Prince Leopold
will accompany tho Marquis Of Lorne nud
Princess Louise to Liverpool on the fourteenth
Of November. The corporation Of that city ha,
decided to give them an official reception on
the occasion. An address will be presented
which Gays; The rotations between the in
hnhants Of this port and our CHnndiAn follow
subjects arc intlonts: that every thing affecting
their welfare Is n matter of concern to us. We
cordially congratulate tnem upon m event SO
Well calculated t. advance their lnteresta and
strengthen the tics which biud tho Dominion to
the moths. country. The circumstances unhor
which Princess Inuito visits UnnndA un~
precsdened In the history Of the colonial em
pire. Tho appointment of the Marquis Of
Lorne Is therefore " signal mark Of her
Malesty's favor nnd Of ber recognition Of the
proved ynl, Of Cnuh'iA.'
A luncheon will be give ut tho Town Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

Nurses and attendants In sick rooms who
have not had the fever use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sale BY I. L. Lyons,
druggist,
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GONE WITH Us AND WE WILL LEAD
iOD On to EQUALITY. RESP
AND PkOSPERl r1. -tExtract from the I'D
dress OF the tHtizens' Conservative Association
to the colored voters OF the parish Of Orleans.
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COME WITH US AND WE WILL LEAD
YOU ON TO EQUALITY, RESPECTAB1LIl Y
AND Extract from the ad-
dress Of the Citizenb' Conservative Association
to the colored voters Of tho parish Of Orleans.
WE PLEDGETO YOU UAFAIR PROPORTION
AGE, BUT ALSO A LIBERAL KEPREs E~TA-
TON IN OUR COMMERCIAL PUkSUIT1.-
| EXTRACT from the address Of the Citizens Con-
servative Association to the coOred voters Of
the parish Of Orleans.
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GRE E(,E.

ReRignatlNm ut asse ministry.
ATHENS, Nov. 4.-The new Ministry have re-
aligned,
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WEPLEDGE TO YOU A FAIR PROPORTION
NOT ONLY OF THE POLITICAL PATRON
AGE BUT ALSO l. BERAL REPRESENTA-
TION IN OUR COMMERCIAL PURSUITS
Extract from the address OF the Citizens Con-
servaive Association to the colored voters Of
the parish of Orleans.
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COME WITH Us AVID WE Will, J,EAp
YQg on TO EQUALITY, REBPEC liability
dress OF ths Citizens' Conservative Assoolatlon
10 the colored voters of tbs parish OF Orleans.
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American pluck Was apIy illustrated the
other day In San Francisco. A fine British
Golden Gate in a fog, struck upon rock
and filled. Her crew abandoned her, and the
hull was sold as 1t lay for account Of the Brit
Ism underwriters. Some mechanics and steam
boatmen OF San Francisco bought the hulk
for less than $1,000, and then set to work to
float the vessel and bring it off. They
stopped all openings shored the deck SO as
to enable it to bear q heavy pressure, and
then forced compressed air into the lower
hold by means Of powerful pumps. The
stranded ship soon hoated, was taken into the
dry dock, repIated, and s being speedily re-
paired. The whole cost Of the venture and
Of the repairs will be under $4,000, while
the ship Is estimated to be worth fully
100000.
It may account for Tiiden's lonely condf-
tion in life that his love letters were written
In cipher, and that no Jay Gould stood ready,
key in hand, to interpret unto the fair. the
ehaste, the inexpensive she-lChicago Times
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Baron Carl Rothe echild's daughter will now
pc married The Due de Guecke, son of the
Duo de Gramont, is the happy person who is
stance.
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The Ameer About tn Assume the Oneu-
asve,
LONDON. Nov. 6,-A dispatch from Simla says
the Ameer threatens to attack Quette,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
VIZ KSBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FoIDAY, JANUARY l. 1878,


DURsUANT TO A DECRER OF TBE
Chancery Court Of Warren county,
Mississippi, rendered on the &th day Oi
Hay, 1871, the underslgned, Qua dian 0i
Willie Hall, minor heir a. Law Of William
q. Hall, deceased, will sell, az the easi
door Of the Court hOuse, in the city Oi
Nicksburg, on
Monday, ths81st day Of December, 1877,
a. public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
The following lands In said county, LelOng
ing 10 her said ward, viz: One hundred
and eighty.six acres. more or less, In SEQ.
tIon 10, Township IS, Range 3 East; also,
tao hund Cd and hny.stven 6B-l00 acres 10
section 2, Township ~, Range 3 Est, both
tracts described ny metes and bounds In
the decd from r ". fompkins and wife to
sald viii lam e. Hall. de- ceased, dated
September 18th, ls'S, and recorded in Deed
Book "A, l., 6OO, Of the records Of Warren
county.
Terms Of sale-Onc.half cash, the bal.
ance on twelve months time, with per
cent. interest fro n date Of sale, With thr
statutory lien on the land Tor the deferred
payment.
II +. Cook, Attorney. dec5-dlt-wIt
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
Firat AondaY ef IanunrY, next,
SheriR's Sale.
THE STATE OF NIsSIssiPPIl
Warren COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MIsSIsSlPPl,l
Warren County.
In Warren Circuit COurt-To December
Term, 1877.
Grimes, French & Co. vS. John W. Flood.
Alias yenii. exponas for Sl5l.lO, interest
and costs.
DY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE VEN.
ID di. eXpnnas 10 me directed, shall ex-
pose 70 public sal. at the door Of the
Courthouse, In the city Of Nicks burg,
within the hours prescribed by law, W the
hlgh09t bidder, for cash, on the
First Monday Of January, next,
all the right, title and interest Of the de.
fondant, John W. Flood aud LanrR Y,
Flood, IN and TO the following DESERT ed
propeity, t0.Wit: A certain frame hui'd.
ing or dwelling. house, kitchen and out.
houses on certain lot In The city Of NiChs-
burg, and being the south half Of Lot 40.
II. In square No 3, In that portion OF said
civ ~ Vlcksburg, known and designated
as Harrisburg, which said Lot u was con-
yeyed to Laura V. Flood by W. n. Har.
ris by deed regularly recorded, the nIore-
said property being In the city Of Vicks-
burg, cOun Of Warren, 81 tate of Missls'
sippi-the same having been levied upon
AS the property OF the defendant, John W.
FloOd and Laura V. Flood, to satisfy
plaintiffs claim and all costa.
A. FLANAGAN,
dncIlwu Sheriff OF Warren county