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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-05

The two crosscuts started west Mon
day-ons near the junction Of the north
drift. 1900 level. and the other 40 feet
from the Hale & Norcross lins-ars each
in 70 feet and In vein porphyry. They
must increase their lengths to 40 or 6O
feet before reaching the ore vein. The
mine has cooled OF very much Of late
and since the north header Of the Sutro
Tunnel was connected with the Mt.
Hood and Vancouver workings from the
Mint shalt. Everything il in good
shape now for business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-05

The south lateral drift on the 1850
level 10 in rather better rock than at the
date Of last report, and Is making fsr.
orabls progress. Crosscut No. ! from
this drift. was started to-day aud will be
run for the west ore channel. Sinking
was also resumed In the wipze from the
1850 level for the 1850 level to-day.
The diamond drill was also started to.
day to prospect the western portion Of
the ore vein on the 300 level. All other
workings in the mine are without
change.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


AZ a naectng % the employees o. the Tsylas Nan
nt4ftnrins COMPANY slsd oihsrs held la tk e.trin-
sts No. HAiurtay evening. Iair -. iS7y 10 IA l.
-AAuh ~ fee4fs . The death IL their iai,, fslig
- y, AtaAa etd tyansua1a. WILLIAM n PEscr = -
1isd ~ eatusr, tl0gard county Ma ~ Fridsr
5l-g y i-s equanstitac 81 ave uns ntissluts.i !;
lfAA nssoiuiauus expressing their sYsniafhv Win
~ hiliy - Tie decreased aud also II The s;a IN
a.sa he VA heid b tlaeia. Sho imported the "a.
AHEHEss, Is kas pleased Almighty Cod IN his In
It vision - feipye fnasn oar miaisg cor ir,fbgr
NnfHnian AM nNnszaAu Va N Frirs sh0 - 4
ses t4naqa ssass-ei Traits Of such s4siai ctarsr
W A. - draw aruHnd hl1 host 81 frlends ~ a
ilseAailie. occuftet the highest f.s.itan. who :.
tlilAsa - COURTEOUS add ohl iriug and rgttaft
= NE 1tschArsa Of all duties h. aas railss IN Il
feftlfn7 and no a. husband aud tathsr IN and
if-eisd y - ever dutisul and kind
Ae-@rft lhef We extend . he wife and relstlts..
car heAriief y pAthies II this their hour n ~
is5,senasi.t and Commend them q Hin wbn dosth
al tht1,x Wtil e's
E1ssarni That ne atieud his f1neFsi in a l.,d,.
Nearils tie Usual eihleHa % tHssuTuar and that a
tNft % Ties lfpccvTIlu.s ~ sat D. fh f.u-fl, n
lAe deesssi and asl he paktishfsl Ia a. esi,,tv
lEEsTs1ftrs 's
p ~ IRWIN
u. y. BEtE
" II, fASbERFoED Coinm.it.c.
= y. faINNE-
CLAYTON NICHOLS
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The Republican party Of Maryland
in every canvass since its organization has
been endeavoriBg to hold up the Demo
cratic party Of this State TO the public
gaze rs one Of fraud and corruption, and
exalaing their OWE organization as one Of
high moral ideas and progress. This at
tempt has proved fruitless, and We now
have from their own lips testimony Of the
fraud and corruption Of their own party.
These practices are not all Of recent oe-
currenee, bat have extended over series
ofeampaigns. When they were arraign-
ing the Democratic party for bad practices,
according TO their own testimony the Re
publican party itself was stepped in cor
rupiion and its leaders and party othee-
holders, in the language Of Republican
organ, '.betTaycrs Of Innocence, ''con6-
dence men, s.thieyes" and men ef "notO-
riously bad character"
A Convention Of Republicans in the ia
terezt Of party reform was held in Balri-
mere on Tuesday night, and included
among the number some ofshe most prom
inent men IN the party. lie presenting
series Of Resolutions in regard TO prima-
ries, which we're passed, Orlando f. Bump
said that Al tho last primary in the twelfth
ward the custom hOuse ticket was elected
BIZ pudding tickets and other frauds, and
that whenever eustom-hoRse officers APP
peared il vas an nnnis,akable indication
that there ussa keg Of whiskcy about. The
key Of whiskey or beer operates rs barrel
Of molssses docs on flies The key brings
the idle and vicious
Another set Of resolutions, deaoaneing
John L. Thomas and Federal ONCE holders
in general, specifying quite number, yere
adopted. They can on Secretary Sherman
70 dismiss al from once who violate
Hays sisil sersiee reform order, by med
ding ia primaries, conventions, &c The
preamble SETS forth that the Republican
primaries Of this State have beea ''fraudu-
Iensly manipulated and controlled for
years.
The above Is but an outliae Of the proof
from Republican sources Of the corruption
practised by Republicans ia their own
elections and Conventions and no sane
man thinks for moment that these same
men would hesitate to practice the sane
frauds at general elections Lei no one
be deceived BY the Republican charge Of
fraud against The Democratic party. Ii
Is ike The cry Of ssioP thief from the
thief HIMSELF
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N. Gist If the Ms.su.


IL nos the bsllos-box. what theng If
nOt shc parity and fairness Of the ballot,
ihea revolusisa and anarchy. That IS all
there Is il Mr.. Hayes resoes, and the
insane Support By the RePablicaD parry Of
the bsyonet at the polls. This Is plain
issue hetxeea The DeBoerssie party and
The Republican Force and frand party ;
one that the people eau easily and fully
comprehend The Republican party has
takea Us position for the bayonet at the
polk, while the Democrais have taken the
pssisioa that The people can govern them
selves without the baYoaet to oreraue
ffeemen in tic choice Of their public ser
wants The ha5oass Is the rclisaes Of
lIaspstism, he emblem Of force, not Of free
susrsge. No iTiend Of free and fair
ballot, ne friend Of pahlie liberty, &C The
naintenaace and perpetniay Of republican
institutions, vii favor the presence Of sol
.lien 81 the polls o. 81 2 $ Marshals or
Eresisn Supervisors. Al saeh agencies
bespeak dissrusto Of the people and shoaId
rerefFe their emphatic and unqualified
esas,emnssioa. The issue busEesn she
&xs 4sss;as = nAas p y ~ record a
.i.1 kfe r6eefxzs. @~-the csseaae &C mon.
4 x. - II .,.... - -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-26

The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are hereby requested 10 assemble in their ne
specsixe election districts, a the usual places
1t messine, on Saturday, AngHla :, 1872, the
rolls 10 Be keptc from 4nn6l o clock, P. N
i select Five Delegates from each District, 70
meet in Coun3y Convention, On AoRdGy, Au-
7ssf "a, & he Court House, IN Westminster,
Il 10 o clock :. n, V choose Five Delegates
a rap-esent Carroll county IN The State Con
vention. whieh assemblies il Baltimore, on
Tinrslass AagHt -, % select candidates.
far 6orerneE, Comptroller Of tie Treasury,
Atforney Geaeral, and Clerk Of the CoaFt Of
Arpeals. By order
RICHARD MANNING, Chairman
Couniy Central conmitsee.
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roR THE uAMPAIaN.

State and County officers are to be elected
this fall, and the campaign will open the hrst
week il August, when The Democratic State
nominating convention viii assemble. The
resuls Of The State election viii be important,
Is Il viii bear more or less upon the presi-
Dental election Of 1880. The contest viii be
animated and hotly fought Everybody should
have a paper, in order 70 keep posted in the
movements Of the parties. To meet the wants
Of the pablie The DENocs.Tie ADyoc1rE VII
August "a, to December lst, 1879, for FiFrY
cxSrs, reduction Of one fourth from cur
usual rates. Address
NANDERToIp BRos.
Westminster, Nd.
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The y. Y. SaA says.-The frenxr for
OCEAN navisasioa in LITTLE boats nppsoaches :
climax. lac size o. the thess miniature ships
has been gradually lesssned i'll The CHANCES
Of salty are nov At iow ratio with tkose Of
peril. While the Gncie SAN, containing
Capt, Colds nith and hiss wife. i nov co ne
Atlansic- two msn hare just started from
Boston fer Aelb0arne. va Cape de Verde
and Cape T0wn, IA the Golden Gate, the
smallest craft ihzi ever aziszsook Ia eircnua.
n1sisnEiua # DC globe ehooner- rierea.
- fsst iong. y dssp- 81 side a fke 1a1sr
line, and lezs lA4n ave feet across tie deck.
And eznsiiAiiag these adseaaarers, Baisiao-
rean proposes to cross the Aklansie. viii a
Newfoundland dog as his only companion, 10
= csa.rixged boat Is fact long. 4 feet broad,
and Is inches deep, carrying about % yards
Of canvas. 0ae Of the tuo Andftrs, kraih-
evs, Who crossed The Atiauiic IN the MATTHIAS.
the Smallest sailing vessel that ever made the
voyage, Is soon coming hack IN her viii 4
dog e. Bis only aid Probably il viz take !
shipxreek % cnre ibis u,ania- --Lditle boats
should keep rear shore, sad Peer Richard,
q eeaiufy o. moFe ago; our esneiAiisa shinks
ltseif aisaF han Poar Richard
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-26

While this eOaalFy Is suffering from
drought and Tarehea By the heat, they are
paying for ) cezatiOn Of rain in England.
Their e7oPs arc aaoat aud .rosting IN an
lcW places The Archbishop Of Can,er-
bury and the Bishop Of London have re-
commended 10 their clergy 10 use the
prayer for fair weather" 10 their churches.
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DIED.

Bo.lAs Fs,e-r rbs.e, F,,y. ar. I'm es.is ~ linz
Near IaneytoSn, July l2ih, 1879, Mr.. Nj
ehael Fnnger, aged y years, 6 months and
10 days.
Near Nc. Union Church, this county, july
idth, 1879, Mrs. Elizabeth Boiinger. vii. Of
George Bolinger, aged 90 years, month and
% days.
On Sunday, July 30tb. 1879, AZ Emory
Grove, Josephine NJ, wife Of lsaae Wiaehes.
ter, aged IS years.
Al Savage, Howard county, on Friday, JAY
IL, 1879, William Henry Price, in the SD year
OF his age, formerly Of this city.
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PUBLIC sALE.

~ aa4f seafe3se ~ gnesb Keout 4.
= ts'sssf tasF febsy en- H'e,ias.sas
gHeA@ tsyt. a ,, = ~ wilf n 80
3s,ies t.gNa Es1. klsstas. : rrs., $3.50, 80
~ ''is Hafsrf ~ s,'i 49, ..'.
'tF tefNHNit fef bqff soslats - L,lls
egflE Is Rooms
"ef - Aamiuisffata,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-26

John J Murdoek, colored, Of Frederick,
has announced himself as candidate for
the Legislature, sabjec, to the decision Of
the Republican cOn7ention. The Uaion
says the leaders Of the Republican party
declare he shall not be nominated.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-26

The Republican Outs, aud the Indepen-
dent Democrats both held meetings 10
Baltimore 90 Tuesday night last Further
developments are awaited with consider
able interest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-26

Il is a comforting reflection to the Bal
tinore Gazetfe that when the well-to-do
people SET Out Of Memphis, nOs more than
10000 people viii be len for the fever 70
prey upon. Ten thousand victims to the
yellow fever, aud they not awell-to-do peO-
pie, Is a mere bagatelle.
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Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg, Pa.

THE 6rs, Term Of the next Collegiate year
Il Eill begin SETEnBER 4, 1879 The Fac
ulty Of the lustiiutioa is full The course Of
instruction is liberal aud thorough The 10
ea,lon Is most pleasant and healthy. ia the
midst Of an Intelligent aud moral community,
and accessible by railroad trains three LINES
day. The Preparatory Department, whieh
Is nudsr The direct supervision Of the Faculty,
has been recognized, and furnishes thor
ongh Instruction foF boys and young men pre-
panng for Business or College classes Sta.
deAts in this department are under the SPECIAL
care Of officers, who reside with them in the
building.
For further information or Catalogue, I'D
dress N. VALENTINE. h. D.,
President Of College, or
PROF. =. n. BIKLE,
july 2C'2t Principal Of pep. Dept
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W. AH Aa4AAi
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll county.
Nathan llaines aud others. ". Laura ".
Hainek
nRDERED this 2iih day Of July. 1879,
~ thai the account Of The auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed.
euless cause to the contrary thereof be shosn
on or before the llth day Of August next;
provided a copy Of this order be inserted Tor
for tuo successive weeks before The last named
day in some newspaper, Published 10 Carroll
county.
HENRY f. BELTZ, Register Of wills.
True Copy-Test:
HESRY Z. BFirz, Register Of Wills
July 2d-A
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The Washington county Democratic
convention, on Tuesday, passed resolutions
presenting Hoa. WIN. I. Hamilton to
their fellow citizens of this State as suit
able candidate for Governor.
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MARRIED..

On the 22d Of July, 1879, by Rev. Jacob
Sechler, Mr.. Mat,hep Haruer and Mis-. LYDIA
Brown both Of this county.
July 5. 1873, Ia i.i.tlestoHa, by Rev. +. u.
Weigie, Mr.. John f. White and Miss Ada
Gleason both Of this county.
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AeW WINDSOR COLLEGE.

ffeF%t4s 80 fasAmssns. male
= q e's fagAi Y ~ saass ytsis.f1 100.
", .s'as Asss t,iae sspnassa ~ ana
4. y. ftts,g, b. b.. ~.
~ Mka sew Nis4t1, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-07-26

The New York San is amusing itself
by nominating for the Presidency every
available man it can think Of joel Par
ker aud Gen. Hancock are the latest.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

INHE undersigned, Executars Of Das,sl
4 Walker, deceased, and by virtue Of Al
order o. the Orphans Court III Carroll csun.
iy, Maryland, will offer n Public Sale. Ca he
premises Of said deceased, in Manchester
district, Carroll county, Md, about one mile
from John A. Bahn's Mil. and 10 sight Of
Charles Shelters Mil, on
SATURDAY., ACGG,ST ish. 1874.
a, ! o'clock, p. m, the Real Estate or Farm
Of said deceased, containing about
90 ACRES OF LAND.
Of which about 10 Acres is in excellent Tim.
Der Of the best variety. about 10 Acres AZ
natural Meadow, a; sta Orchard Of choice
fruit The balance in good farming condition.
The Improvements are a log
D~eliiug House, and all nee. IN
essay oct Buildings, with an 49,
excellent Spring Of never fail q
ing Nsier Eear The dwelling. The above De.
scr'bed land sill be offered ia whole or in
part 10 suit purchasers. Said land adioius
lands OF Daniel Walker, George Ebersole and
others, and u convenient 10 churches, schools.
mills and stores
Terms ef Sale tJne-third OF The purchase
money cash on the day Of sale, or on the mi.
ihcation Of the sane; and the balance 10 one
and tso years from the day Of sale; the credit
payments TO be secured BY The notes Of The
purchaser or purchasers, with approved secu.
mtg, bearing interest from the day OF sale.
Also at the came time and place lot Of
Personal Property.
JOHN WALKER,
DANIEL WALKER,
gHiy SS-is Executors.
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MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

TnE NExr Session CanxGScEs
TUESDAi;, SEPTRMBER Esd, S%
For Catalogue, &c, apply to
wM. II. PARKER, PsrsL,
ColtkGE SFATios;
july Ia-sm Prince Georges Co, Ma
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LIST OF LETTERS

bEMAlNlNH IA the Post Once, west
IA minister, Nd, July 10, 1879;
Auis, Miss Aggie Ettinger, SAm'l.
Beaford, Mary +. FayoTite, Archibald
B,iss, Mss Edua c. Hartsoek, Rev. A. J.
BAughman, Profc.C. Little, Hezekiah
Bell, Albert A. b. Myers, NJ. NJ.
Bond, lohn Marsh, John +
Crawford, Sam'i. Roger, l.. J. Box lgIl
Cannon, 1hos J. Smith, Nj.
Cook, Geo. Saith, Lexis
Cole, Carrie 4. Smith, Miss Cora
Persons calling fos letters 10 the above ll'l
vii say they we're advertised.
JAY 70 A. II. HUBER, ?. N.
NO. 1885 EQUITY.
In the Cirezit Court for Carroll county,.
Jeremiah Rinehard. Mortgage, VS.. joel n
Iollinger aud Mary A. Dollinger, his VIE
nRDERED this 23rd day Of Jaly, A. "
~ 1879, that The corrected account Of ihs
audiloFfle in this cause be finally ratified az
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there's.
be shown on OF before the nth day Of Augw'
next; provided copy Of this order be iass's
ed for two Successive weeks before the ~
named day 10 some newspaper publishea
Carroll comfy.
FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
True Cory Test:
july 26-a Faux 7. SHAW, Clerk,
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Tar 144sr - fHE Trx- FaNraes ---fhe New
f1rk SnN saTs: 4he iazt Of tie called b 90
b1ndz u41nred 1ais y and he sprk n =.
leAdiak . rev e1ai1leisd Tseasnres Cslfl.
~ 8 Nnskinsion, On thai dag drew 4
EzrrsHl 81 naAf.E ST 20 90 = fsror of he
themical Aaak a Asu fask ~, ahiEh Z
r psymens q eslled bonds, prineifaf aad
largest wnrxanl sser dfnwa ae tAs Treaanrr
u fHHor q = private eseiitar Aoiwifhxntsd-
~ lhns irterezt "a 10 - lsonzs has eensed. fl.t
xrsakgIy Sit hoi3t, fe secufe he eirenfatihr
l9.ts u n1siarAi htnts short So 900 900 :
Ihssk tsa1s he i47slk - : iiiEh Ihass bu1.as
|.4A4nz t1Ia4 - seN4Fn : ptI nents froa, lfc
uoFe4ams4. hstssa ~ azPplg Eas e lsans;ed,
nd hage been wniiEna IS 5 dsr.sne Il ~
Iqesnsam o. nea bsn3s.
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FOR SHERIFF..

HyEare authorized y annoanees. y, y, W. a
w ax candidate for next shef'usie1, IL
Carroll county. subject 10 lhe decision "
Democratic Uoansy ConseHiioA
inly i2tn
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-09
Marion Circuit Court.

A regular term of the circuit
court for Marion county begal
Monday morning, April 2S, 1879
at 10 am, at Columbia, Hon. Jas
$. Hamm presiding, Mr.. Thos. S
Ford, district attorney.
After the charge of his honor
was delivered to the grand jury the
business vas taken up in regular
order, Mr.. John Magee, sheriff, and
Albert q. Webb, acting clerk.
The following was the business
transacted
The State VS.. Elijah Thurman. Assault
and battery. Plead guilty and fined 81
She State VS.. VIM. Stanford and ThOs.
PIttman. ARRAY. Verdict guilty. Pitt.
man fined s. and Stanford | cent,
The State vs.. Willis Younghlood and
Del foungblood. Larceny. Verdict gull
ty- Sentenced to three years in peniten-
tiary.
The State VS.. Thos. S. Forbes. Obtain
ing goods under false pretences. Sen
fenced to two years in the penitentiary.
The State vs.. Bob Cowart. Burglary
Plead guilty. Sentence suspended.
The State ys. Henry Thomas. Larceny!
Continued.
The State VS.. Joe Moody. Perjury and
larceny. Continued.
The State VS.. T~heophilus Moody. MUIR
der. Continued by the defendant.
The State VS.. Dan Polk and Abner Polk
Larceny. Continued by the defendants.
The State w. j. NJ. l. Polk. Assault
and battery. Verdict guilty Fined IS.
Court adjourned Saturday morn
ing.
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the most potential of the causes
was the cruelty and violence cX.
crcised toward the Southern people
10y certain Southern rufians aud
mnrderers who, he hoped, were few
in number. He alluded to the kill.
ing of colored men in their beds,
and the murder of women and chill.
dren, and challenged a denial.
After going on in that strain tor
fifteen minutes or more he sat
down amidst the weak applause of
tho blacks and misses from the
whites.
Several of the more conserya.
tive and intelligent gentlemen
present replied to this harrangue
of the old bloOdy-shirter and re-
pudiated and contradicted his
statements, and the original reso-
lutions were adopted.
We are not ut all surprised at OK
Gov. Foote'S actions in this matter,
for it is characteristic of the man
and the party to which he now be-
longs,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-05-09

AS SOME inquiry has been made
about the improvement of Pasca.
gOula river bar at this place, we
will state that Hon. Walter Denny
aa.d Mr. ii. L. Krebs called to see
Maj. A. n. DamreIl, at Mobile re-
Gently, and learned from that gen
tlem2n that he has not been idle in
the premises, but that he has been
making arrangements for the early
commencement of the work. AS
the Noyes canal had been trans
ferred to the State OF Mississippi,
and as the general government did
not desire to interfere i'm any way
with the rights of the State in the
matter, it became necessary for
Maj. Darrell to satisfactorily ar
range the matter with the State
before be proceeded with the work,
therefore time was consumed in the
matter. Maj. Damrell assured our
citizens who called upon him that
the work would soon be commenced.
and that he would have seven feet
of water on the bar by next fall
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commissioners Sale,

John X. Mcleod, COHutg Treasurer of ,Ia,k-
SI County, complainant,
mo AZ rs.
-l@dre Ely aud Juiia fchg Eig, h4 rye, re-
speadeais.
Bin to toreclnse mortgage.
Ny virtue Vt u decree az the ehanerry
court of Jackson county, 81 ate of MisSis-
8ippi, granted on the 9TH day of Srptem-
her, A, ID, lS1S, in the above entitled
canse, /, ~ commissioner of said court,
will, Oh
h9addy, tie 2Gh deg Of Nag, 1879,
in front Of the courthouse in said county.
IN the town Of Scranton, sell ut public
auction to the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands, being in the
county of Jackson and State Of MissiS-
sippi. Containing thirty-one acres more ur
less, in section No. /, township 5, range 6
west, and beginning at the southeast cor
nrr OF Martha A. Moore's premises on the
southern line, west 10 chains to so,tlOn-
al line, theNce north on said line 4 chains
and 20 links To the place of beginning,
bounded on the north by Martha A.
Moore's premises on the west, sonth and
east by u. NJ. Krebs' premises, together
with all the improvements and appurte-
natees belonging Oh in auywisc apper-
tanning to said lands.
A. G. DELMAS, Commissioner,
Scranton, April rs, 1879. 5-5t
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Charles NJ. Cruzat, vs.. Josephine Raby
and antoine Raby, her husband.
Bill to forcclose amortgaga.
By virtue Of Il decree OF the Chanccry
Court Of jackson county, Mississippi,
rendered on the 9th day of March, Is g.
in the above entitled cause, l wiz sell toI
cash to the highest bidder, on
Monday, the 9TH day Of JUne, 1879,
Mt the front door of tho courthousc, in the
town of Scranton, between legal hours.
the following described land, lying and
being in jackson county, Mississippi, to-
wit: In section |, township 8, range 6
west, beginning at Il stake in the marsh
set at chain south and 81 links west
from the southwest corner of Il tract Of
land conveyed to Ramey Rally on the LIST
of April, 1874, by ii NJ. krebs and wife,
thence measuring 3 chains and Is links to
Il stake; thence south seven degrees west
: Chains and 80 links to y stake; thence
east 3 chains and 10 links to II stake and
western line of Slaughterhouse alley !;
thence north seven degrees, cast 3 chains
and 80 links along said alley to the place
of beginning, containing = 7j-l0O acres
more or less, bounded on the north, west
and south by II. NJ. Krebs' premises.
A. G. DELMAS, Commissioner.
May ,, 1879. 7-5t