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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Company have notified the New York
Stock Exchange Of az Issue of $780,
900 Of It's capital stock for the purpose
Of extending its line in Colombo to
connect with the Denver, Rio Grands
and Western Railway 1t the boundary
Of Utah. and for laying . third rail and
making other necessary changes. Tho
new stock. 1t is claimed, has AL been
negotiated in London.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

CrxcrSsATI has brought to ligh, .
telegraph operator of uncommon bust
mass k.SASiiy and professional enter
prise He was detected in selling the
contents Of the others private dis.
patches to each Of two rivals in = rail
way stock operation in that city. and in
addition to this stroke OF sharp practice
vas doing q little occasionally in the
stock business on his own account,
based on the information he had thus
obtained,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The Eureka Leader says that General
Snbin has received the commission Of
Major Z. Davidson, Of Eureka. as Pay.
master OF the Second Brigade Nevada
Militia. Major Davidson Is an old
soldier. having served through the whole
Of the last war in the Fourth Wisconsin
Cavalry, and his appointment will give
universal satisfaction, especially to old
veterans who like to soc old soldiers
remembered.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The San Francisco Bulletin Publishes
an interview with one Of the Directors
Of the Pacific Coss, Steamship Co.. who
says. without reserve, hat Goodall,
Perkins Il Co. have sold to Henry Viii
lard the controlling interest in the
company. The action was taken with.
out consulting the Board Of Directors.
who were in ignorance Of it until last
Wednesday. Peter Donahue, another
s~tockholder, confirmed Babcock's state.
ment and said further that the transfer
Included everything belonging to the
company, including the San Luis
Obispo & Santa Maria Railroad, and a
now steamer now building in the east.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04
Postal Telegraph.

The New York Head says: "a nun
Der Of capitalists had E meeting at Del
monieo's for tn purpose Of organizing
the Postal Telegraph Scheme, Of which
James r keene was said TO be the
leader. Il whs resolved to build AMI
equip L line to Chicago at once. The
company owns E patent foE making q
compound steel and copper wine, which
is claimed to have great eouduc:iyity,
and it will use autographs duplex in
struments capable. il is claimed, Of
transmitting one thousand words per
minute both ways. oEe million dollars
has been subscribed to build The Chicago
line.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

". E Go::o. . yoaih Of niDstsn
years. employed - suitehnAn on The
U. 4. n. yards At oElen. met With Aa
accident vhils on duty yesterday. which
viii probably prove faaAl. The Pick
says: Tho engine ras hacking up,
pulling the . along the track. when
the foot Of Gould slipped fron he
step. The car threw him TO the ground
and passed over him. This happened
at the wagon crossing on Sixth street.
The PlAnkinS between The rails made
the spAee 20 small between the plank
u the car truck that it vas impossible
for the trucks TO pass over him, and
hence he vas dragged along for several
feet until The car "a stopped. His
position under the car va such that
the car had 70 Be raised With jack
screws before he could Be- liberated.
This required some time. and it Is said
be Was the coolest perSon thers II the
time. even giving instructions 20 the
men hos to proceed in their work. lie
vAs taken 10 the home OF his mother
and sisters. and 4 surgical examination
found the right leg crushed and nigh.
arm dislOcated ct the shoulder. Sus.
cisri examination had not been made
to fully determine the extern, Of Gould's
injuries, bat internal ones were feared
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

4 sTABTLIso DISCOVERY has been made
in Philadelphis, showing that the con
tents Of certain ballot. boxes Oh which
il was relied TO convict in recent cleo
ton fraud cases. involving active ~s1d
politicians. have been burned. The
City Commissioners, who had custody
Of the ballot-boIes. are alleged o be
guilty Of this destruction Of importan,
evidence. Tweed could no hold Il
candle to the Republican ringsters in
Philadelphis. He soon came TO grief;
they still flourish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

TIE Denver and Rio Grande will
build q line between Milford and Iron
City. and inally onnec the line with
Salina, Sewer County. The surveyor,
With his reliable theodoli.e and tripod.
Is already il the feld. This brings the
great iron mountains in direct con-
m~unication with the immense coal
fields in Emery County.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

TIE Phoebe Record says Grsyson Is
tho name OF q new town 10 DO located
Hbou, a milo below Royal City, and ia
named in honor Of SIR. Grayson, ono
Of tho directors Of the Day Company.
md who Ia doing moro than all Others,
by advancing money to mako the Day
mino o paying proposition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

WASHINGTON appears 10 be the Mecca
toward which all the "cranks" run.
ming at large in America are making a
pilgrimage. Tho nino.ie,b, sine. Gar.
held was shot, was captured o, tho
Capital las. night. The object Of his
visit. no said, was to save G~uiteau. He
was promptly placed in the cooler.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

THS citizens q Wellington, Kansas,
have taken charge OF tho Of
a dofunct bank Of that place, md pro.
pose to make them disgorge. II IL
o needed tina. there is a good prospcc,
Of their being lynched.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

"a COLLECTION will nov be taken up,"
said the minister. "Deseor Sxipes
will You pass -" and that good man.
waking suddnly with his hands full o!
hymn : books, responded: mo, Ill
order it up. b. thunder" and then the
minister dsalthin . dreadful look, and
the good man passed out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The Supreme Court will be In session
to morrow TO hear tho evidence in tho
case Of tho Nevada Orphans Home, OF
Virginia City, vs.. Controller Halloek.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

hTodessa mn ~anii.Jewish mob stoned
sarah Btrnhafdt's carriage ms she was
driving from the theatre Sunday night,
on the ground that sho was Of jewish
descent. They also stoned her hotel
and t'pped the performance at the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

THE Irish National Convention assem-
bled at Chicago yesterday, tSe attend
ance OF delegates being very large. and
the hall was completely filled. The
convention is perfectly harmonious in
sentiment. and will declare In favor Of
a full support by all Irish societies in
this country Of tho Land League in
Ireland.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04
DELINQUENT TAXES.
or 1un coySIr Avpiros,

OrTrcg or THB Co1xTT AupiToH,
Elk County. Nevada, Dec. I, Issi.
Notice s hereby given that the Delinquent
Tax List for the hscal year OF 1881. has been
rnpositcd With the Ditftict Attorney Of Elko
County. Nevnda, and that nptcss Che delin ,
gucnt iaze' therein specified, arc paid 10 the
twenty CD days nom the date hereof action
VIII ho commenced by tho District Attorney
Tor the collection Of said taxes and eosts.
y, ". HENLEY,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

TnE GuItonu monagorio Is still on
exhibition at Washington, with q fiat.
'cring prospect Of continuing through
tho Winter,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

The case Of the Virginia City Orphan
Asylum Vs. Controller HAlloek. will
come up for adjudication before the
Supreme Cour: st Carson o-dsy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

fASKToS tDakota) dispatch OF the
3Oth ult.. says: Tho Central Pacific
surveyors arrived to-day from the West
and droTe their stakes down on Seventh
street. the center OF the city. This
completes the survey from CoriDne,
Utah, to Yankion, and here the sur
veyors halt for further orders. The
limo crosses tho Missouri City miles
above iankton. The Chicago and North.
western surveyors ran in a line from the
East yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

THE resistance 10 rsns-paying in Ire
land, instead ef abating IS reported, is
said TO be on The increase.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

LATER Intelligence from Judge HILL
yer is OF = very discourngipg nature.
The probabilities arc that no will no,
recover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

THE Western Union Telegraph Com
Pany is building : new lire between
Ogden and BCt:s City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

IlMEs II. KrsxSAp Is reported as still
lying in q precaious condition a, Car.
son.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04
UMPH4N

A carload received
and readv for ship
ment to all Darts of
the State. The fin
est beer ever brought
here. Will strength
en- the most delicate
constitution. After
trials Of
theirs we have been
compelled to retLrn
to the old Original
AkHEUSER USCH
Brewing Co.'s BOT
tied Lager Beer,
tito the
trade in lots to suit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

Four men passed through Aberdeen,
Mississippi, Saturday, stating that thoy
wore from near the Alabama line, and
were going 10 Arkansas, camped ihroo
miles beyond town. Persons passing
on tho following day found them all
lying on mattresses covered With quits.
tho head Of each split open with IN AZ,
but no evidence Of robb cry was dis.
covered.
THERE are now in circulation Soc.
3S1,67 Of silver certificates, or within
a quarter OF q million Of all tho silver
available to the Treasury Department,
Of oil the immense amount coined and
collected during the past years. Every
certificate that is out has q silver dollar
bohipd II for every dollar It's face calls
for. ftiH n paper circulated with a coin
basis, absolutely.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04
BORN.

JEs+US-Ia Eko, Nov. a0.a. to the wife OF
r c JessuP, ! .oa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04
BED

CCRiaE-in Ii, Angelo, CT. November
10. 1851. Leslie c. Cunie. = native u -.
AIb-Es, Vermont, Aced = years
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-04

My stock Of sc-ars ~oo,npriscs the he.,
brands OF Imported liayanas as well NJ Kew
Ncst- ] have also just received an invoice
OF The THREE KINGS" Cigarettes, pro
nonheci TO be Tue beet aud puTrsI In the mar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-12

THE election returns Tor Madison
C. unity, in another column, she "
the Fusion ticket elected ~ an
aveage majo ity of 200. This uaeS.
prctrd defeat of the Democrat
ticket la Madison shows with what
unanimity tue Republican element
OF our county can be organized to
oppose the Democracy. The me-
groes were voted much after the
manner of their ODD carbct.bac mas
tiers -seizing eagerly TIE onportu-
nitv 10 vote for anything and any
body, as opprsed to the stra =
Democratic ticket. The esni. Will
be to STIMULATE the Democracy Of
Madison to renewed cfoft for the
success of that party whiCh pu.
down negro supremacy il 1915, aud
re-established law and order and
good government. IN this lieat.
the defeat of Tuesday VII not be
without It's good f-ui,s.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-12

count rcnlerrl.
Ordered rhtt ! wrtTart =" -
sued to !aY - Judgment - ttN"r ~
:. ttii,..t ,,il.;Ju. rendered thy lU,h
,}ay ci February, i-7j. II. the CIV
cuif Court Of thr tujtct States in;
The soIi. heru district of ht,S,j .sjur'
lq.ijust The EolrI Of Supervisors %.
Madison uary for the aum OF
So. -, principal AID costs. an'i
that Interest be adGe IN said w"r-
rant at tbc RATE ot six per ceut from
date Of Judgment until paid.
Ordered, That the petition g! f.
l.. Uargon, ID. ). Watts, William
Law, Joan &. Howard and others
asking th;t the hands subject 10
DAD duty ou the Hasru,Ier place
now "U4zel DELI" y. Murray's, now
l.. HARRISON place; Thomas At>ol
place. aud Wm. Sutherland "col-
orrd' rlare, H., assigned to the Cam
den and Ways BLUFF road, from the
crossroads near VIM. Iucker's
place, road No. 10. be granted.
DtdereJ, That Geo. Livingston
be allowed to take charge of Alice
Johnson, an adjudGcd iuuat:c now
confined in The county Jail.
Ordered. That the petition oi
Jesse Mckay and others to chang
road No. l3J from MagrudcI's mill
to wire road from where it nc" luHs
to near the Sam Caldwell place. to
The line between Afford ById's
land ahd the land owned by j. j
Truosdale, be granted; provided,
that no cost for such change be pad
10y the county.
Ordered, That The following lands
now assessed to &c. \. Ross, VIZ:
NJ of lie sec i, t $. ; 4; W Of swi
sec 81, I 8, : i. be changed to q. Il.
SinSlet0u.
Ordered, That inspectors, .iutigea,
:, G, tor railroad election be and are
hereby appointed the same as those
appointed by the county election
10 hold The general
elect ion on Nov ember 5, 1881.
Ordered, That the V ! OF sec i
i ~ ,Je. as now assessed 10 &. ".
s5c.ti, he changed TO thc NJ, ard the
-oaih half to S. l.. Mansel!.
Ordered, That the Board adjourn
until meeting in course.
j. 4. POWELL, President.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-12
{ ne fei0t Rear Meridian.

MERIDIAN, Novcnter ..u
nm Station. five miles no,t,, .,
Mer''i'an this morning. 500, .ft.
Tue poiis opened. sn,ne no,ro.
Vok-d u difficulty with Soma u,,;,.
'e"; Then shot and killed four of
'n'hi- namely A. T. Uaf gov nros
~ Assessor, and democratic capdi,
Eve '"' rr>eitction; JOSEPH, Bar
"f"- Jtf Segars. aud viuceot So-
CARS and severely woundeJ To-;
moore and Jas. Hodges. Til. w,,;,o
men we're unarnied. Tho noo
"a" 'heir chief insiigator, 3D.
,heh fuonn'ed tl4eir horses
anu he'! To Fance's house eo,no ,a
h'i''> distant. ard blrricaded them
SELVES, Sheriff Henderson promnt.
~ summoned 4 posse, end nrocaa1~
e !: from here I,y -ree.a. trai, 70
"aiio", bat finding al, o.,,et r..
turned with part OF :lie posse. TIN
remainder under a i" pgty started
~ pursuit OF the nafderees Inf
were repnised npon ag..ro4c.,i,,
'anee's house. Tie G.ru-v sfe,ir
Commanded a surrenle.., r.!e,. hoy
refused deiifiully. An ada,ftiouai
Iofce MAS then sent from tr-4. ,y,,a,
another l'"vrtn-i Was n.aIs mnon
lie house. Arriving i, he ward
she1 Ii Hen le'soa q ~u,ti,..d = IN,
fei''isr, wh:et, waa refused Joi,,
Vance, Son OF Ell. Va.cr. FER, r,,,
up with a duul,!c-barr d oun
P"'h''ng at tie posse, " hon tie fir
"H "'nmanc- rc.ulfiog in tho
kil.is Of John Vance ami Of NJ,
- q. Warren. Of the possa an os.
t'h able and gu e CT ven OF Ne, J.
Ian, and ,Lo wsurl,nr ee M
'd"ce. ..iciher 500 Of Ii Yr..
" 80 vas c"p.g.td rAI u,a,,art r..
~ IRVING siics r'st. .fiF. S.y,,,i
't-o' persons were .tty vosa.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-12
Ell E. S3t,fkssVS.

On latest Information up to TIE
hour OF going to press, show be
You'd question bat TIKI eu;ire state
ticket is elected by from $4,000 10
10000 majority, aud the leeisla.,' It
VIII be- overwhelniue'y Denocra &c
n Jackson special Says: Raturas
ore coming in ra,'idIy, and it is now
certain that The Democratic t'ckct
is elected by large majority. Til.
Democratic tate comn;tte claims a
majority of between $4,000 aud o.
600, and the estimate of The Fusion
cnhm'ffee is not muc,i shcrt OF
'hese heuifs. General Lowry is at
heaHfuarters receiving, the con-
EXAMINATIONS III his friends. Ta,.
rus or e'immitlee rooms are deser:
ei an" things there have Il slaeny
ana hopeless lock. With ore ortwo
exceptions he election passe.! of
quietly all over tie state. A ,arna
vote was pol'ed. Tie ,ssisli.tn e f.
Overwhelmingly Democratic IN bot,
branches. This cnurty ,TIiodsl
which was rega' iei BY tt Fusion>
ISIS as one of Their sifoog.,otJs
gives Democratic majos nv Of 600
and elects Deiuoci ats to all eonutv
Offices.
Each party claims its ticke;
e'ecfed IN New York by 1000 ma,
Jor'fy. So far the ineomD,ete re-.
turns show that neither party has
elected its entire state .icke- The
"mcial cnuat will he nccas-a,v :,
determine the result, ana .he ma
Jor'ty Will probably be but f. >
hunhred either way. There seems
10 De no Question of Democrat.
"aJo'I', of two in The senate anil
nVe or SIX in the Iionse.
In Virginia the Reaifrsfers cIoc,
''me'on governor end tLefr eot,r..
sta'e '.ctef, and c. "a BOIL, i,.,,.;,
~ ~ the legislature.
The kppa0Iicans we're viz. ,;o,,
10 fefisyivan'a and Conree;ic,t
reports iroGi Wiscorsin show ,,,oa
Deai"cra ic gains.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-12
s,ccsss 3ftho Don3ora.ic Ticket.

ssccass f the Democratic Ticket.
Under the above caption, the
Clarion has the following editorial
Re.urrs Of tie election in this State
indicate the success Of the Demo.
cratic Conservative State ticket by
from 5000 to $4,000. We have
never thought that it would be less
than 10 900. The extraordinary eff
forts of the combined opposition.
and their almost frantic appeals TO
the colored suf1irag ans to east their
votes solidly, awakened apprehen-
s;ons of danger in the minds OF
some Democrats which we never
experienced, because we were Satls-
fiad that intelligent obseIv walton of
Tie wise ard benIticent rule OF the
democratic party by many OF the
oolored voters had convinced them
that their interest dictated its con>
finance. From the bectnting nj
the reconstruction era in lSf. down
to the present me, we have never
bombed that the fears and Sis
picions OF the colorcd voters woi'iu
DE overcome jg the Democracy ca'n
posed OF majority Of he whites
would stead fasily adhere 20 cocrs
Of Justice and conclia'ion iowa d.
the colored race. Oar predic, ions
have been verified, as the result O;
tie last aud previous elections has
abundautIy aitested, Turning nci-
Their to the right hand nor to the
LEFT. the Democracy viii 60 forward
on the liue of progress, and Of ma
,erial ard iute'iectuai development
upon which they have SCI out, and
the time is lot far distant when
Mississippi will be secund 10 no
other OF State of its dimensions ia
wealth and prosperity.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-12
EOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Ee it remembered that at u s. e.
cial meeting OF the Hon. Board OF
Supervisors of Madison county,
VI ississ;rpi, begun and held at the
courthouse in Canton on Tuesday
Nov. LIST, 1881. Present: j. Il
Powell, president: Geo. J. hume.
K. Z. Check, J. l.. Z. Moore, mem
bers W. o. Baldwin, clerk /; j. T
Priestley, sheriff.
Ordered, That Eliza ShackIefortl
be allowed IS tor attending 70 pau-
per William Harpn-.
Ordered, That Waisnn Shumskes
be allowed 60 tor repairing bridgr
on west Bear Greek.
ordered, That J. W. Banel.a BE-
allowed $50 for services rs regis
.sar .or the year 1851
ordered. That j. E. prichartl hr
allowed SO 20 far building hs'i.j:-.'
ga Tiliahogua creek, OF Sharon ana
MadiSonvii'e roaG.
Ordered. That II, G. orricl: Il Co.
he allowed SIG l Tor hardware fur
nished county,
Ordered, That Geo. w. GALLOWAY
be allowed 80 !or coffin for ,,aure.
Jake Thorn: isGn.
Ordered. That g. Olsen be allow
ed 1915 for building two ciste-n
houses IN court square.
Ordered. That X. II. Hoffman be
allowed s3i so for lumber reads.
Ordered, L at Il. 7. Cheek b
allowed 500 20 for lumber furnished
bridges.
Ordered. That VIM. Tailor be
allowed s35 IS for r,pa ring turn.
pike on west Bear creek.
Ordered, That Patrick DOYLE b.
.tllowed 800 for work done on
turnpike on Panther elk.
Ordered, That b. j Bridges lie
allowed $it for maintaining pauper
Triplrtt.
Ordered. That l.. Schneider be-.
allowed SIS % Tor merchandise fur
nished Jail.
Ordered, That Semm IS & Priest
ley be allowed 315 80 for medical
attendance on Jail prisoners to date.
Ordered, That e. l.. Ross lie al,
lowed S2l Fl for publishing election
notice of VichsbIrg, Canton ana
Yaxoo City Railroad.
Ordered, That George Wright he
allowed 60c for hauling lumber to
west Bear creek.
Ordered, That }. w. Johnson be
allowed $40 80 for building bridge
on on Jackson and Livingston road.
Ordered. That Litctett & I..i;c!.
be allowed s;i7 FOR brrying p;tupers
Liz chatham. J. J. Triple,t.
Ordered, That j. T.. Alden be al
lowed 81 80 for three mile boards
on Camden and Collins's Mil roa,;
Ordered. That DIR. J. W. Ellis be
allowed $50 for medical services
rend cred pauper Liz chatham.
Ordered, That Franklin Smith be
allowed go for taking up and build
ing bridge across slough Oh Boeue
Jhiito creek.
Ordered That the AMGRIGAN Cir
ZEN Ire allowed ;.2l l. for railroad
advertisement and 81 20 for notice.
etc.
Ordered, That Henry Saunders
be allowed Sc for making coffin and
burying panper Ency Sau .,Iers.
Ordered, That inc AMERICAN
C'rrZEN be allowed the sum cr 50
Tor county subscription to ,ia:a.
Ordered, Thst Louis Finley be
allowed $50 II for bgiidfns tive
ifiagcs @cross Walnut creas.
Ordered. That Geo. J. Iiuiuie be
allowed - 30 for services as MEM
Der of Beard of Supervisors.
Ord zen. That J. Y. pr;ss:ley be
LOW .d % tor services ici,oeraI
Dad q Super, fora.
o.ri,',@, tha1 =. Cs,e =,
,..lus"d ;! :" far srr, rs a. en-
&C u E,tn Il u Supervisors.
cfdeIcb. Iiiac ". =. !. .d#iH he
a 'owt" So 80 as per Leg >,:,l ,,c-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-11-12

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y'tr ir'rn'iH and aev .i.intances IF Won
l. ~ .,''" Eur employment, We can In-
r..' tt4t'r information 10 yuI free CT
cost wi! cost i"jl only one cent for a
postal card - write toI rUr Praepectus,
AZ, Il 10y ie III" means of making YOU a
JIaE .'si,,:S.
80 rnt neglect this opportunity, You
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EiSpcutI0n,
Th0S. l. Gotten. ct. at }
70 just ice court, Madison county Miss,
lt!i SATURDAY December. icS Judgment
October ltI, 1876 for $40 o. interest and
costs.
BY virtue Of the above described writ
"a me directed by Sa'nGel Milton. }, r.. l
viii ..xposc 10 public sale To the highest
aud best bidder for cash, before the court
house door of said cGrnpy of Madison.
STATE of Mississippi, III the city of Santon,
on MONDAY, the i.h day ~ December, 4.
n, 1881, between the hours prescribed by
law. the following described re;;l estate,
to-uit: W NV less 30 acres oil end.
stn1, 20 acresn : cor ] ! II W : sec n.
II, "a. east. Levied upon a. thc prop
cr.y II defendant Thomas l.. Co,ieL- and
viii 1t. sold 70 satisfy the above sty'cd
Judgment. interest aud costs,
!. + PRESLEY Sheriff.
ShcriH's Ohice, canton, Oct, 30, 1881.
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