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DAY, DEC. 5, 171.
ail uTiiusaiii
rd cf Supervisors.
i :
will be a special meeting
i Board of Supervisors of
sgton county, at the Court
'.in Greenville, ou Monday
member.
f. A. Jewell, President.
The kir. of tramps
departed from oi:r city.
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KENT , -
residence on Washitifrtou
. L. K. YALLIANT.
niber 7, lb71
I m o m
, Provisions, and Grocer
constantly ou band at '
-ulS. Vir.ru & MoKWi'a.
Undo Richard." a good
Tfcil man, who la lived iu
l!o ever siuco it was laid
town, and is a good citi-
ii robbed ou Wednesday of
siity dollars all the old
d ty a negro scoundrel
as employed as a cook in
J's house. '
HAY; Oats and Bran at
-Marshall's.
were about oiH baits oi
shirrped fryn Greenville
week including Suuday,
f, Corn, Oat arid Bran .al
ly s kept at . . ?
4-ul8. Firtii& Morton's.
I . - '
.br'ck -makers tiro now at
ipon Lewis f-nd Alexander's
:;s, and if the good weather
lies Jtwo weeks longer, the
Df both .buildings wKl be
fctcd.
, BHAN, liny, 'Corn, ut
. Maksuall'm.
bus just
There is
not a printer iu the United States
crhaps v ho has not seen or heard
of Harry Sheets, the veteran tramp
of the profession. He is not a
priuter, either, but a pressman.
Some fifty years ago ha is now
seventy-four years old, Lo says
he found employment easy, and
at each town ha visited could get
a iob. "Cut the march of progress
laid tha Land-pTCSsmaa ou tho
shelf, a;id there is not one ofiiee in
'ajthonsand that now needs his
services. Still fce makes his grand
rounds from Maine to Texas,
receiving contributions from prin
ters ou hisroutc, giving in ex
change the reminiscences of his
long aud checkered career. lie is
now in all probability ou bis last
tramp tho shades of niyht will
overtake Lim on this trip, wo im
agine, and the "old tramp" will
lay down ia some country print
ing offico anil o uio way 01 an
flesh. When v. 0 first went to tho
printing busiuess'thcro were seve
ral tramps who made annual pil
grimages to this State who held
anything like steady employment
in high disgust, and would by no
no means abidu longer than one or
t;o weeks in a town ; theso have
all gone under the sod, leaving old
Harry hoohs the aolo su rviyor of
the-grnnd army of " tramps.'' Tho
cratt vriil d.e.ti J.indly with the'oht
pressman, aud -pas h.im gently
down tolhe other shoro,
ihall and Goldsmith aro ev-
expecting that thcro will
f-ifdnias this year, from tho
r of turkeys, ducks, gecso
liekcns they are receiving.
your Groceries at ...
t Ni'iiiTH & Morton's.
,74-nlS.
t i-mi
Iu the next Semite of the United
Status may wo not hopo to seo
Horatio Seymoor, Charles Frauds
Adams and Carl ScUura? .Ttta.U
States have Senators to elect, and
these-arc men who will honor tho"
nation as well 'aa their States, if
they have tho wisdom, to select
them as their representatives ia
thai (formerly) august and honor
able body. It 'would bo a good
c;iieu to teo tho States once nioro
selecting for uch high offices tho
best and noblest ot their sons. It
would make tho United States
Senaio what it wns when Ronton,
Clay, Calhoun and Webstrwcrq
there tho, grandest tribunal ou
earth.
h a einile that wax chllJ-llko
land, and a flask of elegant
IvInUititml Htr T mill., n
mo young gent, from frieud
it wns sent. Tho day It was
and tho printers nweery,
Ighing for rest and reppite,
Ifn v 1i1 a nn nnrfol n lnnohmi
rel, brought comfort and light.
lenderly took It said bottle
ihook it, tlil Its beadad crest
I liko the fcam of the flood
Ve (Hunk to tho health of tho
In tho store, who remembered
rhilers so we iry and sore.
resh Mince Meo
and 10 pound buckets, Buil
w fntn! 1 100 A tun
'esh Buckwheat .
locelved bv
jl 8. GOLDSMITH.
ulius Lengslield, who wns
our lirst merchants, has re
ed iu tho business, r.nd has
.1 in ouo of tho Mulberry
a very large and carefully
led stock of .goods. In the
of !C3 and. 'C9, when he did
loss ou Front row, his storo
tho center of a tremendous
', and ho sold more goods than
Merchant in our eitv."iu re-
112 business, ho oilers more
cements to cash customers
in fhoso ilush days, and in the
Loubo ho will bo found the
Courteous and liberal mer
it as iu tho days when it kept
1 or ten clerks busy to wait on
iustomers.
V Poultry.
received at '
iy21
Goldsmith's.
IE MKTHODI3T PBEACHEIi.
Methodist Conference, which
tust closed Its session at Ab
. ........... 1 i r.. r...l .... t
, uppuuiiuu oil. yjHuivy iu
fcn
jiastorate. of tho Tilethouist
tch of GrepuvLllfl for tho next
fercBoo ear Mr. llowarth
ihas for two years served this
fi h as its pnstoi(, has been sent
jofly Springs, wliero wo trust
hiiiistry -iy be as accoptabl
has boon hero. lie is a good
Viid wheresoever ho may be
Vis cjuiet, unassuming, Chris
Spirit will make pleasant his
I ancl draw friends around
.' ...
LY, OATS, Com and Bran at
MARSHALL'S.
At tho special election for State
Senators oi tho 1st, thrco Demo.
crats wcro elected. Jiwlgo I). V.
Hurst, of Amite, one of tlieablcbt
men iu the SUito, was elected from
that district . In the district above
Us, embracing the counties of Col
ivnr and Cutuioma, Goneral J, ft
Chalmers received n very compli
mcutary vote, but was beaten by
Goorgo C. Smith, tho Kepub'.icail
nominee. Lowndes county elects
radical Senator aud msmb;r of
the lower House. Attala and
Lcako clett a Democrat.
Although it occurred nearly 20
yenrs-ogo. thcro aro low of the
prcccnt ffoueratior. who do not
ronieinber the " Mountain Meadow
Massacre ;" bcingthe capture and
shinghtcr of a train of emigrants
men, women and children by Mor
nuiiis. fcinco the ouaurreuce tho
leader of the Idcrnious on that oc.
elision, John D. Lee, has been do
IVing arrest, iu tho fastnesses of
X Xayajo Indians, with his 18
cs aud 60 living children. Leo
has just been captured and will
soon bo tried.
fim t iig
Tho drawing f tho Louisville
Lottery has been, to tho disgust of
ticket holders, postponed to tho
Ktu day ot i' ebruary, 127o. To
those of our citizens who propos
cd to pass the Winter pleasantly
with the money they should 'draw
from tills benevolent institution
we oher sympathy and tears. From
the small investment wc made, we
expected a handsome dividend.
But, brethren, it seems it was not
so to be. Wo givo up our chance.
Wo never put down a chip end
waited long ou the turn, but what
tho other fellow took it homo. It
aint often you can fill to a long
draw, brethren. If we could move
pur bo wo might make it earn
something; but it's been too long
on tho same card now, and as wc
aro not allowed to "copper," tho
lottery can keep our iivo dollar
bill. Wo thought Bramlcfto was"
dealing a square game, but wo' aro
now satisfied it is a " brace.'.' Any
of you gentlemen that have faith
iu the box can paraleo on tho next
turn, bat our chip may go. -'
Ti? Arkansas Situation.
Washington, Nov. 20. Judge
Poland arrived here to-day from
Arkanaa. 1L te4fasi!y rtfuaes
to permit newspaper men to draw 1
1dm into, an Interview. Ho tsys
that whtn he reached St. Louis 011
his way hire ha was literally be
sieged by hungry reporters, with
all of whom ho refused to talk.
Thanext morning, however, be
says they nil camu e with elabo
rate reports of. pretended inter
views had with him, each oue put
ting in the Jnilire'a toouta tha s?u
timints thathL rtpurtorlal presci
ence led him to believe the Judge
would have uttered had he spoken
at all. Mr, Poland seems very
mueh amused at tho orloty cf
opinious with which ho was thus
unceremoniously accredited. He
spsnt most of this afternoon with
tho Attorney-General, and a part
of this evening with the President
diseussinir Arkansas matters.
While ho refuses to talk at length
ust now, ho does say that there
need uot be tho slightest apprehen
siou of any breach of tho peace or
bloodshed growing out of tho pecu
liar condition of things iu Arkan
sas. Smith is uot strong euough
to make a fight, eveu If ho were so
disposed, while tho Garland. party
would not offer tho slightest resist
auef to tho smallest body of United
Btates troops If they should bo sent
there to install Smith in the Guber
natorial oftleo.
St. Louis Democrat, SOth :
Weather getting rotdor last ove.
ning. .Navigation abovo Bt. Louis
in doubt. ' Kiver yesterday full of
lush ice., Tha fall of snow along
tho upper river was mnch heavier
thau here, being a foot deep witll
iu ouo hundred and fifty miles of
this -city. A warm day or two
Would moke a big swell in the
channels. At present the waters
thove may bs stated as ou a stand.
There have leuu heavy euow and
rain along tho Ohio and tilbutar-
1C3.
Mcnipiiis Appeal : '"While the
steamer City of Yicksburg was at
tho elevator Sunday moruijug, un
known burglars eutorcd the boat's
olfice, and by means of a key opcu-
ed the iron cash drawer aud stole
about thirty-eight hundred dol
lars. Owing to their hastothey
failed to secure eight hundred
dollars, a gold watch and a lot of
valuables which were in the back
part of tho drawer. The robbery
was efi'ectod before daylight, and
after tho clerk had retired to bed.
As yet no clue has boeu obtained
to tho discovery of tho thieves or
ttio recovery of tho money."
Islam Adrift. During
icarful galo on Saturday night
sland, two acres in extent, iu
Louis bay, ono and a half miles
re. Minucsota Point, wi3 dis-
)cd, and, floated a distance of
!o tailcs down Into Duluth
and lauded at Allen's ship
. Upon tho island aro pine
that will nieasuro thrco feet
us tho stump, anil It itthiekly
red over with other timber
coil 011 tiii! island is as thick
ny on Urn twiiilmii'L I hero
j several islands Uruluh and
I Louis hays, V1 I"J,1C l'av
Vtoforo .beeu J,uown to ho dis
til and lulliml stich a uktaui c.
8LlIIIE!?l-!fiLD
itii ox iriSD
Old lledman ronrbou,
)M McGregor Ilourboii,
Old John S. llindo Courbon,
Cld Metros-j Courboa.
Slierry Amorosa,
liorgJudy Claret,
Phiue Wine,
Trench Wiue,
Genuine imported wines,
Genuine imported Gin,
Iiu(rted French and , Scotch
WhUkey,
Old Apple and rcacu lirano.y,
Gcuuiuo French Crandr,
Iaac Cook's Imnerial Cham-
pague, aud the celebrated Milwau
keo Lager Iteer.
I invito all to kivo uie a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as I am
conuaent that L can satisiy 1110
most fastidious.. "
Drusrirists will do well bv trad
ing- with u:o a my liquors for mo
uical purposes can't ho unsurpass
ed. 4 ' .
fcTATK OF MISSISSIPPI,
IJOLIVAU CoLSIV. 1
IttChaucery, to January term, lstj.
J. M. Wallahs )
v. Xo. CO'J.
M.J. Wicks, ct. at. J
"N upeuin?: tho papers lei this
J cause aiul it appearing from
To th.0 Tas Payors
OF WAS1I1XGTOS COCSTY.
trOTICE is hereby Riven to the
J eitiens aud tax payers of this
county Hint I have the tax books
for the fiscal year l!-Tl open, and
a:n uow ready" to receive the State
and county taxes at my ottlce in
ara.lavit liKHi, mai im. A. lireen ville.
.!t and M.J. W ie. two of the 1 linkr exist! nsr revenue luw ALL
or before
estst or JJeeemiH'rnexf
O. WINSLOW,
Sheritr nikI Tax Collector of Wash
iugtoit eouuty. octl7-tf
i .iiu buu j. iui'i im tinier existing revenue
dtfoudauts to the bill of cimipluiiiti Taxes must he palduu
herein, aro non-residents .f thej theSlst of Deceuitr nex
Central. Restaurant.
FISH, OYSTERS, CRABS.
9
AND
CAME
And every delicacy of
tho season, t
ON hand at all times. Gents er.n
bo accommodated with meals
at auv price.
JuliusMaktixe, Trop'r.
Keep Your Money at Home.
Families cnu bo supplied with
every delicacy of the season at tho
saino rates that tho boats chargo
and havo tho convenience of re
ceiving such articles any .timo
they may desire.
:ati of Mississippi and that the
retddeneo arid ptwn.tllco address cf
Kd. A. Colo is Memphis in the
State of Tennessee, and that of M.
J. V.'hks is Los Anrfelo ia the
State of California, li is therefore
ordered by the court, that the saUi
i;j A. Colo andM. J.Wieki.do
enter their appearance herein at a
Chancery Court, to be holdetiin
tho town of Floreyvilla ia said
eouuty of Colivar, Mississippi, on
tho
A. D. lij".. anil plead, answer or
demur tome sum inn oscompiaini
cr tha same and the several ulleifii-
tiouB thereof, will be taken for con
fessed as U them. It is further or
dered, that a copy of this order be
published ones a week for four con
secutive wecKa in tub urkf.w-
vii.i.e Timks, a newspaper prin
ted and published In Washington
county, Mississippi, aud that t lit I
Clerk of iiiid court transmit oy
mail, jwwtage prepaid, 11 copy of
tins ortler, in eiica or tno oove
inmed deti-ndauts, at their rosneo-
tive postofiiees.
OiuereJ at Kulcs. tills lutu uay
of November, A. I). 1S;4.
L. S.J It. T. I-LOHliV, flerK.
15v John Pa vims, 1). C.
Chalmers & iteid sols for coutplt.
UOV.I.'H-Hl'J.
Tewa TaxtSi
At tho meeting cf tho Council
011 tho evening of Dceomber 1st,
tho rato of taxation was assessed
as follows :
City tax, 1 per cent ;
Fire, 1 mill ;
RailroAd, 1 mill.
QALHOltNIA PEAKB
MA LAO A Oil ArSf ,
at nov7 Golpehith's.
r-i.-.'iT.ujm jwiiwiii i.h i . in .mm iui n
. M. MOREIB
Wholesale Dealer in
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WIHES, UQUQHS,
CiP'ars & Tobacco
AND
Direct impovttr of California
Chamtiairnes and the celobratod
Annaheimer Mount Vineyard and
Heisling Wines, which aro kept
constantly on hand and 0 lie red at
extremely low prices.
Mulberry St., Gkkukville,
doc5'71. . Miss.
Rtato of Missisippl, ) .
Washington County. J
Taken up by J. L. Grlflln, on
or near tho premises or J. I
Gray's, ou or about tho 25th of
November, 1874,
Cno Small Slack Hcrse Mulo.
Said estriiy is describod as follows
A small black horse mulo, 110
murks or brands, but saddle marl
Tho owner is hereby notified to
conio forward, provo property
and pay charges, or said estray
will boolean with ns tho law pro
vidas..
CAGE TAYLOH,
dec5'7i-nl8 Hanger
cinaisTHAS
3
JUST 11ECIVED
Together with a
AT
Ten thousand 111011 and womon
out of employment la the city of
1 ow Y,rk last week ; many fami
lies without the necessaries of life ;
hundreds gathered daily it tho
eiiai lty guilds, clamoring for food.
A fearful picture. On the same
daytuat thin scene took place,
general missionary eommlttee of
tho great Northern church organi
zations, assembled In New York
voted over $300,000 for foreign mis
stons, including tho" benighted
heathen of "Africa, Japan, Italy,
irciuiuny, oweuen, eiej ; s.iTOtor
those of Arizona and, $woo for the
wrttclieauvvcllers iu New Mexlem
What wa appropriated for tho
mt fvi ri I -u.tr l .....
reported; but no doubt tho amount
must nave beeu very liberal. N.
O. Times.
Dec. 5, 137i-nl8.
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ITlAX-PAYEltS of the town of
Greenville are horebv notified
that tho taxes for tho fiscal year
1371, are now due, and navablo at
my oflico at M. Gensburgcr'B on
all taxes prior to January 1, 1875,
tiiuiiHus win no nuuoa.
Ji.CAUN,
dco5,'74-nl8. Tax Collector
CGAL-! COAL
r7I will deliver coal nnvwhere
in the city, by the wagon load, at
Eighty Cents a Box :
AT THE
in any quantities
at
-VrAIiD
JL
75 Cents a
tarCoal Yard on Central avenue
near tho Wharf-Boat
J. 51. WHITKIIILr, & CO.
By II. B. PtiTXAM, Agent,
nov21,'7IulO-tf.
IMPORTED
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DEALLU3 IN
Hardware, Thnvars and' Stoics.
-lVII Uind. ot 3IechnnieN Tools.
Have oicncd ia tho QM Staiul of A, I. Trigg & Co.
Locks, Butt.?, Strap and X Uiros, Nails, Horse Shoes Horse Shoo
Nails, Kopi of all sue. tiuin,.llem; ami Cotton Packing for
Gius. Pelt Hook.;. Belt Punches, UiveU and llurs. Lamps,
' - Liimp Wicks, Chimneys and BuriiPi-s, China ami Glass
Wire, Stono Ware, NYood and Willow Ware ; aud e
crythiug kopt la a firt-claslloiiaKuruishingStore. .
Uakum by the bale for corkicr boats and Skiffs.
We have a Tin Shop tonuectcd with our
t .business all kind.-i ofYepairiug done
to ordof.
good stock of riatcd Spoons and Forks, an I Ivory Hatnllo-KniTCS,
Carvers ami llntcher ICuives, Butcher's jtt eU, Scales,Seahi
Beams, Baskets, Churues, Chamber Setts, Lanterus,
Fancy Bronze Lamps, Axes. HaU-hct, llamuicra,
aud Saws, Coal Hods. Shovels and Ton", .
CiI Tongs.
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'MavuvIIavcmcycrf Xc'.v Yoik
is dead. "
"Ntr.v Oi.j.ka:.-k, Dec- l.-ni
!';ill iiu-eilng of the club vt;j iuuu
gtifatl.1 to-'Jjv.
COMMlSSIONEIt'S SALE.
J W Percy et nl
No.O vs
LeRov P Peev etnl
Circuit Court, of tho United Ktates
lor the Southern District cf
MississlDiji.
Under and by vlrtuo of a decree
rendered In tho above styled
oaiise, tho undersigned, a sneeial
oomniissionor appointed 'for that
purpose, win, ou
Moaday, tio 4th of January, 1875,
between tho hours of 11 o'clock a,
,m. and 4 o'clock p. m., at the door
of tlio Court Houso of Washington
county, Mississippi, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, .all that
portion of what Is known as the
Percy plantation, situated on Deer
craeK, in hum county; or ho much
thereof as may be necessary, now
in the possosslun of Lclloy P Percy,
except uiai portion ot hiiiu pianta
lion v.hicli has been allotted to
complainants herein by said decree
and except '(M0 neres of snjd plan
tation neretotore conveyed to uai
breath, Stewart & Co., and KiO acres
thereof heretofore convoyed to Mi
nerva Burdett; the land to bo sold
is about 110 acres In lot 3, nnd all rMdn.nnd postofflco address as
u. ... -,, n:i-)iv nv. hi, n o.iii-!., in . Known tly t;!l3 g.j njujuvH herein,
hectiu il ; lot ;i of section and (jr.lercd l vacation and nt rules,
lots 1,5, 6 and 81-oH acres of lot 6, this Mondify the 'M (lay of Hu
nt section 27, nil iu township 1, of! veinber, A li 1S71
range 7 went ! . Wm. H. HoLTOX, Clerkf
V. A. , IIAU'KAI T, I Ky C. K. Sr.KKOKi.,l.n,
hpccml .oiuaihwloucr. p.ry A Yeriv.-r, sol'afcr tompl'ts.
i.iuUr5, liil-H . I nov,,-H-il7
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WASHINGTON COUM'V.
In Chancery .Court at Rules, No
vcnioer 2:511, i7-i,
D. Flournoy Hunt, et. al.
tl'Ji. vs. , .-
N. Merrill, et.al.
"5 TPON openlna'tlie papers in
J this cuuso and It appearing
irom uio auiuavicor w. u. lerirer
one of the solicitors for Comnlnin.
ants in the above eulitled cause
filed herein, that Sarah Ella Mer
rill, minor heir-at-law of Willie fi.
Slerrill, deceased, and one of tho
defendants In said cause, is a non
resident of the State of Mississippi,
and that the place of resldenco of
of the said Sarah Ella Merrill is
Carroll Parish, Louisiana, and that
tho .postolllce nddrccB of the said
Sarah Ella Merrill is Lake Provi
dence, Louisiana ; it is therefore or
dered by tho court, that the said
Sarah Ella Merrill, minor heir at
law of Willlo K. Merrill, deceased,
do enter. her appearance herein ou
or beforu tho
Fourth S'on h January,. .
A. D. lH'S.thosamo being the LVth
day of said mouth nnd a return
day Of said court not lens than two
months from tho date of this order,
and plead, answer or demur to tho
bill of complaint filed herein, or
tho same will bo taker for confessed
ns to her. It Is further ordered by
the court, that a copy of this order,
Within twenty days after the date
hereof, be published In The
G KKEN VILL1S TtMES, public
newspaper, printed and published
in Washington county, Mississippi,
and the official pnper of said coun
ty, and that said publication be so
continued once a week for four eon
secutlve Weeks from the first pub
Mention thereof; and that the Cleric
of this court transmit by mull,
postage prepaid, a copy hf this or-
der to Hind defendant Sarah Ella
THE STATU 01? MISSISSIPPI,
BOLIVAlt tOUNTV.
Iii Chancery.
T. Florey, 1
vs. y No. 307.
C. A. Merrill, et. al. J
To C. A. Morriil Wm. L. Murfrco,
Funny P. Murfree, L. M. Manny
and all other persons, having or
clutminur any legal or enuitubh
interest In tiie following describ
ed laud In said Jiollvar county,
Mississippi, sold for tuxes on the
lutu uay ot April, a. s). is
viz : South half Section 14, Town
shin SO. iiausou West.
N onemuif the papers in mis
cause and It appearing to the
satisfaction of tho omit, from the
original bid filed herein aud duly
sworn to, that this suit was brought
to confirm complainants tax title
to lauds below iiiimett, uml tliiu Hie
said C A.Slorrlllis a non-resident
of this State and that he resides
and hns his postofilce at Franklin
In tho State of Tennessee, and that
Wm. L. Murfree, Fanny P. Mur
free and L. M. Manny who aro also
defendants herein, are non-rcM-dents
of tho said Stateof Mississip
pi and reside and havo their post
office at Murfre esboro, Tennessee,
and It further appearing that the
bill of complaint herein, Is exhibi
ted against all other persons hav
ing or claiming any Interest In and
to the South half of Section four
teen, Township twenty, itange
nine ''), lying, being and situate
lu said Boll var county, Mississippi.
It is therefore ordered by. the
court, that the said C. A. Merrill,
Wm. L. Murfree, Fanny P. Mur
freo, L. M. Manny and all other
fiersoos, having or claiming nny
merest cither legal or equitable in
and to said lauds, annoar at the
noxt term of the Chancery Court of
said Bolivar county, to bo iioiaeu
at Floreyvllle, Mississippi, on the
Third Ueaday cf J anuary,
A. D. 1875, and plead, answerer
demur to the said bill of complaint,
or the same will bo taken for con
fessed ns to them.
It Is further ordered, that a copy
of this order, legally addressed lo
all of said defendants, bo published
In The G kken villi-: Times, a
newspaper printed and published
in Washington county, Mississippi,
once a week for fnur consecutive
weeks, and bo posted for four con
secutive weeks ut tho door of the
Court-lloiiso of snid Bolivar coun
ty, and that tho Clerk of this court,
transmit by mail, with postage
prepaid, to each of the said defen
dants mentioned by name herein,
properly directed, to each of them
ut their respeeiivo poatolllees, u
copy of this order.
Ordered at P.ules, this 0th day of
November, A. 1). 187-1.
11. T. FLOKEY, Clerk.
Pv John Daviiis, D. O.
Chns. & Geo. Y. Scott,
nov21,'7'i-ul0. sol forcomplt.
1Y vlrtuo a id in pursuance of
Jj the provisions of a decree of
tho District Court of the -United
States for tho Southern District of
Mississippi, rendered oil the il'jth
day of August. 187-1, by the Hon.
B. A. Hill, Judge of said Court,
in the matter of Seelig & Co. bank
runts, and on the petition of Meyer
Weiss & Co., against Jacob Alex
ander, assignee, and S. Archer,
trustee, and to satisfy suld decree,
we win,
On Monday, tha 21st day of 2c-
csailwr, 1S74,
nt the door of the Court Houso of
Washington county, Mississippi,
and within the hours proscribed by
law, expose to sulo at publio auc
tion to liifl lilgliest unnicr lor cawi,
that cortai'i real estate In tho town
or Greenville, Washington county,
Mississippi, designated ns a certain
lot on the west corner of Main and
Mulberry BtroCts, measuring one
hundred nr.d eighteen feet 011 Muin
street bvoiie hundred and forty-one
feet 011 Mulberry street, describing
a rectangle on thoiso two sides, to
gether with al! and singular the
tenements, hereditaments, and n p
purtenances thereunto belonging,
being the same property conveyed
bv tho said Seolisr & Coi lo thsald
S. Archer, trustee, on tho (1th of
May, lK71,aml for tho use and ben
efit of the said Meyer Weiss & Co.,
as shown by deed 011 record at pa
ges 510, oil and 512, bonk 'A, of the
record of deeds ot said Washington
county.
.JACOB ALEXANDER,
Assignee.
STEVENSON AltCHEll,
oct 17, 1871-11-OOd ,. Trustee.
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PUMPS,
And rump Fixtures,
Grindstones and Fixtures.
A full Uao of Hcasckccpiaj Articles
ErVro Invite the ladies to call
and examine our complete stock iw
we kcH-p many articles for HOUSE
KEEPING l BE.
P ? 5 .
Terms Positively Cash
Old Iron. CAsl i a ;s, Copper,
Lead, Brass Uouslit.
Well Driving Rnd all kinds of
Jot-Work done to order. sep!9.
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QUEl'WOOD
. . . , FOR SALEj
ONE of the finest nnd most fertile
and Improved places ou tho
river the most southerly placo In
QOLIVAU COINI'V
fronting tho river with S1SO
acres in all, of which 050 11 ro iu
cultivation, with STEAM GIN and
well fenced. Address,
GEO. W. OFFUTT,
aug. r-n2-tf. Executor.
Merrill, minor Ac, athcrplueoof
TXXOHFSOff & ZSeCALL
COTTOX U DYERS, ,
Wo represent our own montifao
tories in tho East and mm there
foro pay the full value, ;
Civih, fot VidUnU ,
PLANl KBS and lueiehunts will
please give us a call.
tiOfllcc In the store nl'
oc t, lV7i nlo-3in. C. W. Le-t
L ILCZIN8Ki & CO
DEALkRS IS
Dry Goods
AND
GItOCEniKS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS 1KB CAPS,
. ' AND
Plantation Wi8jy!IoM.
sept. 5, 1874. On Main Street
J. W. WILSON,
HOUSE, SIGH
AND
Buggy Fainter.
Points, Oils for Sale.
IITAVK opened a shop especially
f.r Iluaev and Carriajro l'aintinir
and hope toreniivo tho pntronago of
tlio puluio. LrMo) nt in. 11. j 011 n
son's Wttrulioiiso on Mulberry f t.,
may 3-. GUKKN'VILLK, MISS
Sleel Estato
One lot corner Shelby street and
Washington avenue, fronting Mrs.
Theobald's park. This Is the haud
somcat lot for a residence In Green
ville. One lot on Poplar street between
Davis street aud Wiishiiigtfln nve
11110, fronting enstwaid. A very
jdeasant residence lot, vacant.
AIho Iiio acres of land 1 miles from
Greenville, about 40 acres of which
are cleared fenced and In cultiva
tion, the balance valuable timber
and convenient to market.
Also wholo or half interest in
plantation on Fisii Lake.
Liberal Terms.
l. n. vallian't.
sept. 10, '74-3m.
Having completed our new " s '
BRICK STORE ON .WASHINGTON AVENUE,
Wo now invito tho public to call and inspect -our
largo aud select supply of ' " J
Dry Goods, Ladies' -"Dress Goods,
dBNTLEMENS CLOTHING, .
BOOTS AID SS.OBS, ETC.
PLANTATION SUPPLIER & GROCERIES.
$Our terms aro cash strictly and Lower tfaait tha
Lowest. Stock fresh and new, and no Auction Rubbish.
October 2-1, 1874-nl2. - V.,.'. A
TH?8:-AMODNCEIIBNT!
I havo just filled my': ' , "
STORE TOUSE Bl MJ 07.
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With a choice lot of . -
FAIILY GKOCE111ES 0
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OMTRIKINO everything needed or desired by tho people of Green
vlllo an-4 vicinity, lor uuio use.
I bo(r to call tho nttoutlonijf Merchants, Planters ami Publio
gonerally, to call and examine my laro and varied ,
stock, which Is undoubtedly equal in quality and
lower In price than any everoilered lu this Mar
ket. I buy mv poods direct from lart?-'iit y
denlers for 0ASII ONLY, nndaineu
ubled to sell them as cheap as any
dealer KouMi of til. Louis; and . , ., ,
respectfully invito country
fflgrchants, Planters and the Public
TO examine my stock nhd prices before purehaslnir elsewhoro, whloh
I will from nnd after this data oiler for cash, at tho lowest margin
abovo at. Louis llgurcs. oct. 10,'74-ul0.
REFUGE SALOOK.
HAVIN'Cl Now fitted np anaiurn
ished my Ssloon, lu the
Large Two Story Building
', If AMI AST c FO!II'
MAIN STREET,
(accnvillc, - - Mississippi.
BHASCIt OF
coJLMiysioxEit'a sale.
US DER andly vlrtuo of a de
cree of the Chancery Court of
Washington county, Mississippi,
rendered at tho regular July term
thereof, mi tho '!t!i day of Angust,
1871, In a certain cuuo thurein
then pending, wherein Hay.elett &
Woolrollc wero complainants, and
G. W. Tlimnns and others werode
fendnnts, beliijr niimber 508 on the
general ducket of said Court, the
undersigned, as commissioner- of
said Court, appointed to, execute
said decree-will, on
Monday, the Jth day of December,
1871, between the hours of 11 In the
morulnu and 4 in tho alterunon, at
tho Court House door or wnsninir
ton county, Mississippi, sell nt pub
lio auction to the hlpliest bidder for
cash, the following described lunds
In said county, or a sulllcieiit quan
tity thereof to satisfy said decree,
to wit: coiuuicnclni; nt tlio south
west corner of section thirty-one,
in township sixteen, ramie
West, thehce south 67-ss elnuni to a
ix.lnt on tho northern boundary of
the tract, tho point of beginning;
thence north m decrees, east 84-7
clminH; thenco north, li dcffrees,
west 7-;.t chains thenco north 8'J
deffreesand Ct minutes; cast 18-22
chains ; thence north degreo, cast
8.)i7 chains to tho center of Deer
creek; theuce down the center of
ald creek to a point where the
Hiinio Is intersected by the southern
boundary line of suction six, town
Hlilp fifteen, range sin west; thenco
west alontf said southern boundary
lino of said section six OH-im chains
to tho rung.i Hue between ranges
six and seven ; thenco west iirf-eo
chains; thence north 33-11 chi'-iJ
thenco north KUJ dprees, cast i
chains to tha point of hei-
ON
MOLBEIIBY STliE 1ST,
UNDKR TUB
Refugo Club Eozm.
I NOW
SOLICIT tho PUEIIC PATHOS AGE
NONE,;
BUT TtlK
BEST
LIQUORS
KEPT.
dec21.
FBESU
Boer
ALWAYS
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HAND,
I. iHENEEItO".
Richard Lloyd. Juo..Livuudiiis.
LLOYD aUVAUDAIS
COTTOI7 r AGTOZlSt
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Ko. 43 Eawnno Street,
BROS.,
, El and 223 Walnut St.,''
cW'imsnil, Ohio. ,
Vv'holcsnlo and Retail
DEALERS in foreign and do
inntic Liquors, Wines, 'ortor4
Ale; Clears, Pipes, &o., &o.
TPM call especial attention to OOp
' well selected stock of
Old Kentucky Dourhon
WB315KV,
T)1ITXE, Port, Sherry' and. Ma-,
deira Wines; Guinesses' Por
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ier, isiiss biiu oicriwnii
Obi Liigardo JUrandy, Old HvilMa
Gin. , , '
Select brands of ,
is end Saoldid Totccces.
Oi;tol;ei'31,,71-nlJ.
New Oileaas, Ln.
S, . ELLIOTT. W. O. VVIlTIIKUIlUa
Elliott a-Wethorbso,
BLACKSMITHS.
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n C L B A n n R o s . ,
MACHIITE SHOP
1p"n! thoroughly propurc-it to miintifaP--tim-
Wiib'uiM anil CufrUicw, of Miy atln J
tiie mcon-.tntlllv on hand itn'l for il0 nt
tvimoiM rt- ftvfi-.vthlMK in their lit- nl'iiiii
nmt, m-iiwtuU (him tha heat niHtcrlnl tlieimir
kemd'.inN. At nw htritii-s, wmjoiis, &.
(..nwnvillo, .Nov. 7, lb7t-nU.
W. II. BERKY
CARPENTER & CUILDER.
"TJE9PF.CTFU11T Informs (lie pub
1 1, Mo that 1m has opened a shop Ml
Main 6t"t, near the river, and U
pit" J t f.TDlsh matcr'l, r"i
I r- i a: y hind of Job. ; :r
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Cririlasioncr'a Sale.
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Tlio Stato of Mississippi,-)
. liollvar County, j
In Chancery.
Elisabeth M. Frazcr, ct. al. I
Ko.3()i vs. - f'
Amanda Muney Adnix etal J '
BY virtue and in pursuance or
tho final decree rendered in
the above styjed caused by tho
Chancery Court of said county
on October 2!st. 1874, tho under
signed Bpeehrt- Cmlseionor wlU
ou .
Monday tha 4th. day of Jsat-tfy,
A. D. 1375, exposo to sale at publio
ontery to the highest bidder ft
casli, anu wiltun icpsi aourn, ut iu
door of the .Court-House ot said
liollvar county, in tho tiwn of
Florey vlllo the following describod
hinds lying, belli) and situate in
Bald county, to-wlt: Nenh half
Hection 18, Township S41'nge 8.
Lota one. Ave. six. soven Ai'f'-nt
In Bectiou 1.1, and Northeast Q-i"
tr (Suction If, all InlwnshlpWj
Kiingo 9, Lots live, twelve, and
thirteen and eljrhtaeree la Lotil
all In Section 7, Tnwnahlp i
litiugo 8, and Enst half Section IB,
Township 20, Range 9, or eo much
thereof as may bo necessary to
Isfy said decree. w '
Tho title Is believed inrtr"
but I only convey as Hpt
nilssioner by virtue of s. .
. ALEX..YJi' '
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