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.TRDAY, JAN. 2, 1875.
X1L KTELUiinCE.
Tie Tix-Faytrs' CeuvfEUon.
Silver Rate rrcscEtitloiL
Vice to ftetaribsA
Tilers in arrears' to the
re iv.ads aware of tlieir ce-
y I y a cross murk on their
re papers of this ;issue.
tttkment is ma Jo at once
1 be dropped from our list.
f yy g, !b7 j.-it
evidence on Washington
L !. B. VALLIANT.
jiber T, 1874
l r- m
loard of Levee Commls
J Bolivar, Washington and
,t and our Board of Super
ieet on Monday next, the
Provisions, and Grocer-
ousiamiy oil iinnu
-ul8. Fibth&Mobtok's.
cur Money at Home.
The convention of the tax-payers,
which meets at Jackson on
Monday next, the 4lh Inst, to In
duce the Legislature to afford re
lief to it class, will be observed In
it nrocmlicBs with utmost inter- one of the iresi eminent ami nic
est. There will not be a county ly honored members of their hono
nnrerroseuted. we fcuPDose. and all rable organization with a testimo-
Mechanics' Club Room was the
theater of aa interesting ceremony
last evening. A group of t wen ty
eight ruechanics had assembled
there for the purpose of surprising
our Mone
ics cau bo i
Ira can bo supplied with
licacy of the season at the
ttes that the boats charge
'c the convenience of rc
( such articles any time
r desire.
Julius JIartine, Prop'r.
.nl8.
HAY, Oats and Bran at
MARSHALL B.
by their best and most prominent
citizens.
To afford actuate relief will re
quire repeals ndamendments to
the constitution and to our whole
system of statute laws; so ingrain
ed are '.they with costly blunders
aud wrong legislation.
To secure such reformatory legis
lation, the Legislature must be
possessed with an honest and com
prehensive spiritrof "intelligent
citizenship. Of this we have no
reasonable bopo.
The Legislature Froceediigs.
The coming'sessionof thoLegls-
lature promises to be one of ex
trerue interest to the public.'and
its proceedings will be read with
utmost interest. The, Pilot and
the Clarion will both be Issued
daily during the session and will
coutaln the full proceedings of both
Houses. Price; of eacn,l per
month.
(sh Mince Meat
d 10 pouud buckets, suit-
families. Also
jsh Buckwheat
eived bv
b. tiOL.USM.lTll.
. Lonislaia.
" Trouble, trouble
Boil and bubble."
The Returning Board has accom
plished its Infamous mission,
counting in mo nauicai cauuiuaie
for Treasurer and a majority of the
Legislature. It refused to canvass
the returns or various parishes,1
leaving a. completion of its pro
graninieto Kellogg and.the Legislature.
Ul.ll t!l,l.l.,- V. .,.,11, ',. all
A .tit niiniuaU vug auvii'..a" I
the Louisiana trouble, which has futurolifc.
nial of their regard for him as a
man, a citizen, a mechanic and
contractor. Isnoraut of what was
intended, he bad attended the
meeting as usual, when Mr, J. D-
Webster arose and in a few well
chosen remarks informed him that
a conspiracy which had been for
several days brewing against him
had now culminated, aud he must
now meet the judgment of his fel
low craftsmen. Here, said he, is
the indictment which you must
face. lie then uncovered a bean
tiful silver service bearing this in
scrlption ;
PRESENTED TO
X. B. JOHNSON,
BY THE
MECHANICS AND.LABORERS
employed by
S. B. J Oil N BO K A CO.
January 1, 1S75.
This gift, said Mr. Webster, comes
from the l.earts of the men who
have worked with you, and ior
you, some of them for years, some
for shorter periods, but who all,
from the humble laborer who car
ried the hod to the skilled artisan
whose finishing hand gives beauty
to tho building, bear testimony to
the kindness and fair-deuling which
has marked your conduct. toward
those in your employ. May the
polished silver of this service be as
an emblem of the pure aud perfect
happiness .that shall crown your;
C2:a of tfca Bcrd cf Levw Cct-
misdoaors, for tho Counts of
Bolivar, Washington and Issa
quena. Oreenville, Miss., Dee. 17, IS74.
Notice is hereby given, that a
special meeting of the Board of
Levee ComoiiMiorers ior the coun
ties of Bolivar, WasUkivtoi and
Issaquena will be held at their of
fice hi Greenville. Miss.. oU Jlou-
day, January 4th, 1S75.
W 11 Alvrua PwcManl
I
WIIITTAKEK'S
m$l HA!
AT
decl2-nl9. 2Iarsb.all'Q.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD I
ESCAPED from my lot on the
E2J December, a light sorrel or
mouso-colored horse MULE, about
lo hands high, with a suipe down
his back aud collar rmuks ou his
shoulders. For ths return of the
mule or information that will en
able me to get him, I will pay the
aoove reward.
JULIUS LANDAU
Greenville, January 2, lS7i
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE mercantile partnership
heretofore existing under the
style and firm name of " Everman
Co." is dissolved by mutual eon-
sent. . W. A. EVERMAN
Jan2 J 8 WALKER
niSTMAS TOYS.
V Tl 1? n XV TV
jk-m -mt ww w
OF
lT.orr.fn Ar. "Rrnwn.
t a as v a asvsv j
e to New Orloans espcclal
,to procuroa Bupply of
"Christmas Toys."
3TMAS HOLIDAYS.
For your supply of
i and Presents
FOR THE '
OLIDAYS,
Co to .
THERTJEE A BROWN'S.
0
proved a shnme and blight upon
the whole nation and threatcus to
ultimately subvert alPthat Is left
lot ncpnuiieonism in our govern
ment. r bus been ordered to New
Orleans, doubtless in anticipation
that the citizens will not submit to
this fresh outrage. No man could
Then and there you might have
knocked Mr. N. B. Johnson down
with the smallest feather in the
quiver. Ho rose to his feet, stared
at the assembled craftsmen, his bo
som heaved, his eyes sparkled, his
Solo of School Landi '
TJY: VIRTUE of the authority
JJ vested in me, and in pur
suance of an order or tho Board of
Supervisors of tho county of Wash
ington, Btato or Mississippi l nn
offer at public sale and lease to rne
highest bidder, at tits'; door of the
Courthouse, on .Monday, February
1. a. d. 1875. school lands. In the
county aforcsaiddcscrlbcd as fol-
ws. to wit:
Section 10, township 18. rnngo 0,
west; secttou'10, township 18, range
D. WeSl. J. V. Jr JJjACS.
County superintendent .uuucatlon
January', lts.a. -jzu
have been seleeted.'ibetter cal- Hp worked convulsively, but no
ciliated to Increase the discord and
ferment further trouble and blood
shed.
In an Aflntv Christmas dav.Gov,
Warmoth fatally stabbed .Mr.
Byerly, ninnagoc of the Bulletin.
More Trouble.
Ponltry.
ccived at
CoiiDSMITIl'S.
our Groceries nt
Firth l Morton's.
'l-lil.S..
fORNIA PEARS
ALAOA GRAPES
fnovTl Coldsmith's.
C
CHEAP by
f ELLIOTT & POUSSE.
nd a meeting of the chapel
miposlngiroiiii of tho Times
h New Years' day, at 10 a.
fcer reading a few verses
e Hfo of Benlamin Franklin,
Vph Necdly, foreman of the
inarlnient. oil'eicd the fol
resolution :
yed by the compositors, Job
I and pressmen of Green-
)liat from this date we here-
go ourselves to totally ah
r one year from the use of
tldating
We the sentinel announced
ere was un alarm at the
)d Mr. Necdly volunteered
Hi to the alarm, and to kill
The Warren comity Hoard
Supervisors has rescinded Its ac
tion accepting Crosby's resigns
tion ; nml, of course, its order of
a special cloctton to nil tho vacan
cy so occasioned.
mo pennio or VIcRsborg an
nouncc their determination to pro
cecd with tho election, which was
to nnvo corno on inst Thursday
So tho trouble is likely to bo per
peniaiea. ,
In the meantime both tho Con
grcssiounl un.l tho Legislative
eoi.'iimtiees -i nivcstigauouara at
work tlierein. Uio ohlcct of tho
Legishiture in investigating this
ftlFuir after having already pro
nounced upon it, and in view of
the notorious iiiubilltv of the Statu
authorities to deal with it, is not
apparent ; unlets it be to givo the
coiiiiiuiiee nieiuoers a job.
Masonic Installation. Ou
Sunday last, St. John's Day, the
officers, of Greenville Lodge No.
200 of Anciout Free and Accepted
Masons wero installed In public,
The Installation ceremonies were
conducted by M. Gcnshurger, Past
Master of the Lodge, who in resign'
I tig the office of Master, which he
had so creditably filled for the past
three years, returned his thanks in
a few remarks, in which ho spoke
of tho high honor which had been
conferred upon hlmjn thrice elect
lug him to the exalted office of
Worshipful Mnster, and expressed
his earnest wih for the continued
prosperity of the Lodge. The offi
cers elect. J. Lciiesfleld. V. M..
F. Valliant, S. W., W. R. Trigg.
J. W., B. Cahn. Treasurer. John W.
Ward, Secretary, Joseph A. Shatl,
Steward and Tyler, were then eon
ducted by the Marshal, Bro. N. J.
Nelson, to the ehalr of the Wor
shipful Master, and duly Installed
in their respective ofllces. Bro.
articulate sound came forth. It was
evident that his brother workmen
had struck htm in a tender spot.
The old contractor was dumb. He
could build a house, but he couldn't
frame a sentenco now. He merely
laid his hand on Ills heart, ns if to
of I still Its throbblug, and then the
master-builder sat down conquer
ed and cowed by this spontaneous
outburst of the respeutund estee
of his friends.
iteeni
)ous :" and he laid a card
pd "Compliments to the
,11c Press Association, M.
." and a jug of whisky be
father of tho chapel. And
,cr of the chapel got up and
at no man of any sense
ave introduced such a reso-
thnt it was calculated to
discord and confusion in
t,,and lio moved that the
m be thrown into the pi
I thanks of the craft be ton-
le Morris boys for their
Ws girt to the printers.
by three times three aud a
i
RECEIVED at
f .
JERBEE & CROWN'S
I a full stock o?
i Tamct, Collar. ( Tlorte
lule) Jlllnd Bridles, Trace
tn, uacK tsanm, vane
tKnive, Plow Lines.
full stock of NAILS.
I a stock of Alarm Cash
eks, which we will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.
)T, Corn, Onts and Bran al
nys kept at
r 4-1118. r IRTHcC MORTON E
MARRIED.
At the residence of Mr. William
Marshall, in Greenville, Sunday,
December 27th, 1874, by the Rev.
Dr. Gotthelf, of Vicksburg, Mr. M.
I. Morkikbki and Miss Pauline
Hasbhero, of Greenville.
This marriage was celebrated ao
cording to the ceremonies of the
Jewish faith, and wus tho most
solemn and impressive we have
ever witnessed. On a table at
which tho minister stood, was a
lighted candle, a bottle of wine
and a goblet. On the mantel two
candles were burning. At four.
o'clock, p. m., the bride, dressed in
white, v.ilh a white veil thrown
over her hem! and completely en
ycioping her, accompanied by her
mother, took her pluco before the
minister. The bridegroom, wear
ing his hat, placed himself at her
side, on tho right. Dr. Gotthelf
then stepped bofore the table and
delivered u short address to the
couple on the sacreduoss of the ob
ligations they were about to assume
In language so beautiful, so appro
priate, so affectionate and Impress
ive, as to bring tears from tho eyes
of nearly the entire audience. We
as ona of the witnesses folt that
we were Indeed standing upon holy
ground, and as the voice of the
minister fell iiko a benediction up
on the young couple, and his heart
felt prayer arofto that peace and all
Joyousncss might abound in the
house they were about to build, we
felt that it was a solemn responsi
bility upon which they were enter
ing, and no longer wondered that
with such solemn admonitions ush-
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Bolivar County.
In Chancery, tojauuary term, la73.
J. M. Wallace, )
vs. No. Sto.
M.J.Vvkks, et.al. J
OX cpeuing the papers In this
cause and It aptteariit? from
afndavU Wed, that Kd. A.
Cole and M. J. Wicks two of the
defendants to the bill of complaint
berein, nre niMi-rfstrteiiH of tne
t-tute of Mississippi and that the
residence mid potu:neo address of
Ed. A. Cole W Memphis in the
State ol Tennessee, and that of M.
J. Wicks is I Anireio in the
Stftte of California, it is therefore
ordered I y the court, that the said
Ld. A. C ute and M. J. l k-ks. do
enter their appcarauee herein at a
Chancery Court, to be hnldcn In
the town of Floreyvtlle In said
county of Bolivar, Mississippi, on
the
Third IX:iicU7 of Jasnay,
A. D. 1ST3. and plesd, answer or
demur to the said bill of complaint
or the same and the several allega
tions thereof, will be taken for con
fessed a to them. It is further or
dered, thivt a copy of this order be
puDiiNiiiMoiiee a weeK Mr rur eon
secutive week in The Green
ville Times, a newspaper prin
ted and published in Washington
county, Mississippi, and that the
Clerk of this court transmit by
mull, postage prepaid; a copy of
this order, to each of tho above
named defendants, at their respec
tive postculces.
Ordered at Rules, this 16th day
of November, A. 1). 1874.
L. 8. 11. T. FLOREV, Clerk.
By John Daviks, D. C.
Chalmers & iteid sols for complt.
uovtU,'74-nl.
IQ,QQQ
WORTH or
GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
Dealer in
Floia?, 3acosi, Ziard,
Meal, Corn, Sugar, Coffee,
Jfolasses, Tobacco,
Tin and Woxlf ii Ware,
SHOHO,
M
LilliSlM,
mwzm
up,
I'll
Havug compIoleJ our no
BBiCK STORE G?i WASHiHGTGn AVEflUi
We now invito tho public to call and inspect .
our hirgD find select supply of
Dry Sook Ladies'
Sri ill.
BOO Tfcs Axi V teki U 1 L iT
PLANTATION SUPPLIES & GROCERIES.
Y)s2r0ur terms aro cash strictly' avA Lcwsr than the
Lowest. Stock fresh and new. and no Auction llulliih.
October 24, !S74-nU
AND
A Good l&cdicino
FOR THE LAD1EH.
THE XO. 6
Wheeler & Wilson
SEWING MACHINE,
together with the No. 1, 2,3, 45,
can -no loiinu at.
REABONABLE. TERMS,
nt
TH. MAYER'S.
Also a new t'JS BINUER'S for
sale for $G0.
Jail2 Ttl. AIAYEB.
CELEBRATED
SINGER'S
SEWING MACHINE.
ISSTl am agent for and keep e n
hand all kinds of the above cele
brated Sewing Machines at manu
facture's prices and terms.
C. W. LEWIS.
doc20-n21
uder, if necessary, in a
etus be returned with a
bg a inulo on his face, and
nr.. ti.ij.-i T - t
., , ., , . Stevenson Archer then, by invita
r the resolu Ion ust offer- UoU( nddre88cd theLod' yBnd the
' u"Bc, wr me miiow- ttudBnM i,ripf 10-Mjtl
oeautirui and appropriate address, crlng them fwm the bridal altar to
depicting In language glowing and the fireside, the Jewish household
v.uaBiD wc gmiiu iuu imposing
character ol tho ancient and honor
able institution, and nddimr his
testimony to tho excellence and
purity of Masonic principles.
Trustee's Sale. .
BY VIRTUE of the authority
vested in me by a certain deed
of trust exocnted by W. L. Kenuo
dy and E. O. Wilson recorded in
Deed Book F.. No. 2. i aires 605
and 606 of the records of Deeds of
Washington county, Mississippi,
I will tor-tho purposo of paving
the in(lobtoducB8 in said deed do
scribed sell at nublio auction, to
tho highest bidder, for cash, before
the Courthouse uoor m tuo town
of Greenville iu Bind, county, on
Monday, February Stlt, 1379
between tho hours of 11 o'clock,
a. m. and 4 o'clock i. m., tho tot
lowimr described lands : The
southeast quarter and east half of
southwest quarter ot section n,
tho southwest quarter ana west
half of northwest quarter of sec
tion 12. the west halt ot section 13,
and all of section 14, in township
17. raniro 7 west, and the north
west quarter of section 7 lit town
snip 17, range o west, containing in
tno airsrrczalo ltiuz acres more or
less and known as the Isola pi nu
tation : also the following: person
al property included iu tho said
deed of trust 85 head of mules,
more or less, 50 head of sheep
moro or less, 60 head of horned
cattle, more or less.
I will convov oulv such title as
is vested in me ns trustee.
W. A. HAYCltAFT,
au2,'76-n22 Trustee
Another GIb Uoue Burned.
We rcgrret to learn of the de-
structiou by fire, iu Bolivar, of the
valuable steam gin and saw mill
of Colonel Myers. There were
lost sonio seventeen bales of cotton
also. All iusured. Supposed to
be tho work of an ncend orv.
A cotton house and ten bales of
cotton were burned on the "Three
Oaks " place, whero tho gin houso
naa oeen previously burned.
Dr. Tlndall
Japan.
was not lost on tho
. OATSToi n and Bran at
Makshall's.
p tvin, am) iiiiu vva, nv
MAKSHAMS.
S, BRAN, liny, Corn, t-
JUAKSIIALL'H.
Tbe Largest Load Since tte War.
On her last trin (Iia Bnlla T.o
left Vicksburg with 6,700 bales of
cotton, ueating the It. E. Lee's
champion load by nine bales. In
addition she had 766 bales on
barge.
Mr. E. P. Efi-srleston. aon ot Hon
B. B. Egglestan, of Criumbus, died,
from congestion, Christmas night.
i lie uenerai ana tne relatives nave
tne sympathies or many mends.
jHCKson rnoi, December at.
Tho Lrrei ork.
Wo nro Informed by Mnfor Ver
non, Chief Englncor of Board of
Lcvoo commissioners, that all the
work under contract will be coin
pletod by February 7th prox.
Gerrltt Smith dead.
should be, as they so generally are,
the abodes of the strongest and
most enduring domestic happiness.
After the address Dr. Gotthelf read
a passage of Hebrew and the groom
placed a ring upon the finger of the
bride. Then the minister poured
some wine Into the goblet, and
passed ft to M. Morris, senior, who
we presume stood In the relation of
godfather to the groom, and who,
like the groom, wore his hat. Mr.
Morris passed tho wine to the bride
groom. Dr. Gotlhelf then rend
again in Hebrew, and again passed
the goblet to Mr. Marshall, broth
er-in-law of the bride, who handed
ft to her. Then another passage In
Hebrew, and in English the Rev
Doctor aunounced tho couple man
and wife, and earnestly invoked
God's blessing upon them.
A fter the marriage, Mrs. Hass
berg, the mother of the bride, and
Mr. Marshall aud his hospitable
lady Invited tbe guests to a mugnl
flcent banqutt, after which with
song and dance and mirth and glee
they passed the hours of night
away,
PxtKFVL Accident. A colored
boy named Mose, driver of lit. I,
A. Newman's hack, met with
saa misfortune on Christmas t'oy
In attempting to board a ':.'
he got Iks hi l'A i t. v ;
boat t- i I i r I ly
THE STATE op MISSISSIPPI,
Bomvau County.
. Iu Cliftiicery.
II. T. Florey, 1
, vs. No.8G7.
C. A. Merrill, et. al. J
To C. A. Merrill Win. L. Murfroo,
Fanny 1 Muifree, L. M. Manny
and all other persons, having or
claiming any legal or equitable
Interest in tno following describ
ed land in said Bolivar county,
Mississippi, sold for tuxes ou tho
loth day of April, A. D. 1872,
viz : South hairSectiou 14. Town
ship 20, llauge 0 West.
ON opening the papers In Uuh
cnuHo aud It appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, from the
original bill filed herein and duly
sworu to, that this suit was brought
to confirm complainants tax title
to lands below i.uincd, and that the
said C, A.Merrill is a uou-reuldent
of this State and that he resides
and has his postoluca at Franklin
in the State of Tennessee, and that
Wm. L. Murfree, Funny 1'. Mur-
free andL. M. Manny who are also
defendants herein, are non-residents
of the said Slate.of MlssiBsip-
til nml reside and have their post-
ofdee at Murfrccsboro,. Tennessee,
and It further appearing that tne
bill or complaint Herein, is exiiiui
ted against all other Dcrsons hav
inir or eiitiinln? anv Inlerest in and
to the South hulf of Seetlnu four
teen, Township tweuty. Range
nine (0), lying, being and situate
iu aa'A Holivur county, Mississippi.
It is therefore ordered by the
court, thr.t tiio said C. A. Merrill,
wm. Li. Aiurrree, l anny r. Jiur-
free, L. M. Manny and all other
persons, having or claiming any
Interest either legal or equitable in
mi, t.x U4i I.I 111 -!,!.! miKij'iK n r IltU
dlltt cmvt (ttu npiiiMi kv i sic;
next termof the Chaucery Court of
said Bolivar county, to be holdcn
at Floreyvllle, MiHsissippI, ou the
S'hird Mcnday cf January,
A. D. 1673, and plead, answer or
demur to the said bill of complaint,
or thesnnie will be taken for con
fessed as to thein. ,,
It Is further ordered, that ft copy
of this order, legally addressed to
ill ot said defendants, he published
In The GiiERNvifiLK Tjmks, a
newspaper printed and published
in Washington county, Mississippi,
onoo a week for four cunsecutive
weolts. and be posted for four con
secutlvo weeks at the door of the
Court-House of said Bolivar coun
tv. and that tho Clerk of this court,
transmit by mail, with postage
prepaid, to each of tho said defen
dants mentioned by name herein,
properly directed, to each of them
at their respeclivo postolllces,
copv of this order.
Ordered nt Rules, this Oth day of
Novombor, A, 1). nU4.
11. T: FLOREY, Clerk.
By John Da vies, D. O.
Clias! & Ceo. Y. Scott.
nov21,'74-nl0. sol forcomplt,
NOTIONS,
CROCKERY,
Jug and Glass Ware.
Greenville .! Mississippi,
HSrl want it distinctly tinder
stood that ho who undersells me
will have to
"GET UP AND DUST."
Sept. 12, I7t.
TRUSTEES' SALE.
T) Y virtue of the authority vested
Jj In us by a certain deed of trust
executed by Jeff. W. Moore to the
un-ierstgned trustees, recorded in
book " B " No. 2, pajres 74, 75 and
11 of records of deeds of Washing
ton county, Mississippi, we will, tor
the purpose or paying tne iiuieiit
edness In sold deed described, sell
at public sale to tho highest hlddor
tor casn, titioro tne votirt uouho
door In the town of Ureonvillo, in
said couuty, on
Monday, February 1, 18?5,
between the hours of elovrn o'cloc k
a. m. and tour o'clock p. m.. tne
following described lands aituated
In said county, to wit: nil of sec
tion 17. the north half of section
18, the nor.h half of section 20, tho
south half of section , the south
half of seel ion 21, tho nort heast
quarter of section 'M, the southeas
quarter or Sfctlon 10. Also lots
six and so von in Onorire W. Spen
enr's subdlvisloii of the south half
of section 20, all In township 11,
range 8 west. The title to the
above hinds Is believed to bu good
but we will convey only such till
as is vested in us.
1). W. LAMICIN, lTp..s.M
W. S. El'l'ERSON, lruslu-9
dec. 20, lS74-21-0t
.IMGSF1ELD
HAS OPENED A
OF
Entirely ' New-Goods
IN
Brick Storelioise
t, ct. al. j
Notice of Sale.
In V lit I L K and In pursuance
" of the provisions of a deed of
trust executed by William Bailey
on tne zutn day or January. A. V
ieo, ana recorded in Uook Ll. at
pages 241, 212 and 213, of tho rec
ora of deeds of Washington coun
ty, Mississippi, and for tho nur
pose of paying the notes secured
by said deed of trust aud at the
request ot tuo owner of said notes,
1W1110U
Monday tlie fii" day Fbru
ary, a.w. ISTO.
In the town of Grcenvillo, Missis
sippi, and at the door of the Court-
houso or said Washington county,
between the hours of 11 o'clock,
a. m. and 4 o'clock, n. m.. cxdopo
to sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described tract or parcel of
laud situated iu Sunflower county,
Mississippi, to-wlt: Scstien
twenty-seven ; also that portion
of section twenty-eight situate on
tho cast side of Dawson's lake,
running north through township
seventeen; also south half of sec.
21; also that part of section thirty
three situate ou the oast Bide of
Dawson's lake'; also the north
west quarter of section one, north
half and southwest quarter of sec
tion three, west half of southeast
quarter and east half of southwest
qnorter of section twenty-nine,
southwest quarter ot section
twenty-four, west half of section
twenty-five, southeast half and
southwest quarter of section
thirty-five, west half of northwest
quarter t-1 r r-'f f r-"-v
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Washington Coukty.
In Chancery Court at Rules, No
vember 23;, 1(374.
D. Flournoy Hunt,
oi)7. VS.
N. Merrill, et.al
UPON opening tbe papers in
this cause mid It appearing
from the afltdavit of W. G. Yergor,
one of the solicitors fur complain
ants in the abovo entitled cause,
filed herein, that Sarah Ella Mer
rill, minor heir-at-law of Willie S,
Merrill, deceased, and one of the
'defendants In said cause, is a non
resident of the State of Mississippi,
and that the place of residence of
of tho said Sarah Ella Merrill is
Carroll Parish, Louisiana, and that
the poHtoftlcB nddrets of the said
Sarah Elln Merrill Is Lake Provi
dence, Louisiana; It is therefore or
dered by the court, that the said
Sarah J'OIU Merrill, minor heir at
law of Willie S. Merrill, deceased,
do enter her appearunee herein ou
or before tho
Fourth Monday in January,
A. D. 1875, the same being the 25th
dnv of said month and a return
day of sold court not less than two
months from the date cf this order,
un.l nluad. answer or demur to the
bill of complaint filed herein, or
tho siitno will be taken for confessed
as to her. It is further ordered by
tiiHPiiort. that a copy of this order.
within twenty days nfter the date
h..iwif. bo published in THK
CiitEHN viMjK Times, a public
newspaper, printed and published
In Washington county, Mississippi,
ml the nlllclal paper of said cuun-
ty, and that said publication be so
continued once a week for Aiur con
secutive weeks from the ursc pun
licattou thereof; and that the Clerk
of this court transmit by mull,
postage prepaid, a copy of this i or
A... i anlrl Horanilniit. Kurnh L.
Merrill, mluor Ac, atherplaceof
iM.lilunmi ii ml nolle 3S a. M
timwu bv 'nvltbei-CiU.
f
ON
2uIbM?y Street.
Dec.l2,'74-nW.
Insurance Agency.
American Life Philadelphi
CupMu!, l?;4,!00,O0.
Planters', Memphis, Tenn.
rni:ta, esoi.ooo.
Virginia F. & M.,
RICHMOND,
Organized 41 years ngo.
Capital. $400,00!).
sol. Monms,
Anthoritwl (Tontfor Whli.gton County
GENTLEMENS CLOTIIINGr,
C.
HAS ox hand
Old Itedman Uoiirbon,
OM Melircgor Uoiirbon,
Old .loliu S. Ilindo Uouilon,
Old Mclroso r.ourbon.
Sherry Amorosa,
I.urguiidv Claret,
Kliino Wlno,
Frciieh Viue,
Ccnuino Imported wines,
(ieiiiiinu iutported C i iu,
Iinportcti Iribh and Scotch
Whiskey,- .
oui Apple an. i retiru is rn nay,
(icnuiiiu French Ilrandy,
Iuao Cook's Imperial Cham
pagne, and tho celebrated Milwau
kee Lager Hecr.
I invito all to givo mo a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere ns 1 am
confident that 1 can s:lidfy tho
most fiistid ions.
Druggists will do well bv trad
ing tvlth tno a my liquors for me
dical purposes can't oo surpassed.
KGRE AND SIt! FAISTES.
AND v
Walnut Street, below Centr.il
Avenue, (irecnville, Mi i.
mh ll-7Kf.
xotice ro nviLDF.ns.
Penlod propofnls will l.-e receivcil
by the undersigned at tho office of
the Clerk of the Heard ofSiipervl
sors of Wnbhington county, Mis
sissippi, at thoH'nurt House in
Ureenvillo, for building it bridgo
across " Straight ISayou," in said
county. Said proposals must bo
aecoinpaiiied with Fpeci.'lealioiis.
and to bo filed on or,befiv the firah
Monday l:i January, 17?. Jty or
der of snld Hoard. ' "
WM. II. IIOLTON, Clerk,
lty K. K. StaltonlfD. C
nov ES-lf-lw
REFUGE SALCGK.-
n AVISO Now filled tip mm tarn
ished my .Saloon, iu itio
Largo Two Story Building,
MULBERRY STREKT,
UNDER THE
Refugo C3u3 Rooms.
I NOW
SOLICIT tiio riTBLIC PATK0S AtJ7.
FCKSII
Boer
NONE
BUT TI1B
uqww mum fta
.KEPT, Mm
dec23"
ALWAYS
HAND,
I. JSENitKRO.
QUFIiMWOOD
SMcisitatien
FOP. BALE;
ON'Kof tho finest and most fertllo
and Improved places on tho
river the inest southerly pluco In
E01.IVAE2 t'OUKTY
fronting the river with 2ltO
aorcs In nil, of which f."0 are iu
cultivation, with STEAM UIN ami
well fenced. Address,
ci.'m v M.'r.'TTT"n
aujr. lo-n2-tf. Kxecutun
Ilichnrd Lloyd. Jno. E.Livnudals.
LLGVDd LIVAUDAS9
COITCIJ r ACTORS,
ASD
C 0 M ll I G S'X 0 $ lETCHASITS,
No. 43 Daronno Street,
Xew Oilcans, l.n.
auK.22'71-ly.
MAIN STREET,
Urcrm Ulc, - - MisKisslppl.
DRAKCtl OF
221 and 223 Walnut St.,
, IiiBeiEitisdi, 3aio.
Wholeealo and Retail '
DEALERS in foreign and do
iiicKtlc Liquors, Wines, Porter,
Alo ; Cigars, Pipes, ft c, &c.
WE call cniicciuraUontlon to our
well suicctcd stock of
C!a Kcntticky Kourbon
xvuasiii',
-nillNF,. Port. Sherry and Mo-
" dcira Wines: (iuiuteses Por
ter, Hnss and McEwsn Alo ; 1S51
Old Lagarde 5ramly, Old Holland
Gin.
Select brands of
Chewing end Erncldng Tobaccos.
Otftol-er 31, '71-1113.
dccl2'74-nl.
KRETSCHMAR & FARRAR,
DEALS Its IN
VIK3
Tho State nf Mississippi,
Bolivar County. J
In Chancery.
Elizabeth M. Fraxer, et. nl.1
No. 8(14 vs. !
Ahi.fKiaMane.V Adms ctnlj
By virtue and In pursuance of
the final decree rendered In
tiio above etyled caused by the
Chancery Court of mild county
on October 21 at.. 187-1. tho under
Itjtied Special Commissioner will
ou
Jlsridriytlio ith. da7 of January,
A. D. 1875, expoce to sale ftt public
outcry, to the highest bidder for
cash, and wlthln-lcgnl hours, at tho
door of the Court-House ot said
Itolivar county. In tho town of
Florey ville the following described
landn lylnff, being and situate in
said county, to-wit: North half
Section IB, Township 20, Range 8,
I.ntH one, five, six, seven and eight
in Section 18. and Northeast quar
ter Section 14, f'lifl Township 20,
HaiiEO 0, I-r-v , t d
iulrletJ - T
all I-T
irusteo a rsaJ.a.
Iiy virtue of n Deed rf Trust, es
eentod on tho lfdh ilavof April,'
1872, by S, Plcard and Amelir
lMcaril, and recorded In Deed Book
U., No. 2, pages 2U0, til, 212 of tho
records in tiio Chancery Clerk's of
fice of Washington county, Missis
sippi, wo or either of Us will pro
ceed to sell nt the ropiest of the
usees In said Trust Deed at tho
front dwr of the-Cotirtiiouso ot
Washington f-ouiuy, in Crconvillr',
t)a tho Fir3t KcnSav of Janimrv JToxt.
within tho hours pre?crllied bylaw,
to Iho" highest and best bidder, at
publio auction, for cash, t satisfy
the unto recited iusnid deed, tho
following real estate, lying ami be
ing in the town of O recti villi'
to-w t : Part of ot No fonr (4), in
tho Reserve Addition of the town
of Greenville, iminodiately adjoin
ing the premlspsof.LI. Lengslleld,
nienKiir nir linn v-live teet ironton
Main street by three hundred an.i.
thirty feet deep, being the eastern
portion of said lot four, with tho
tenement! and appurtenances
thereto belonging.
Title beliuvcd to bo good, but wo
will convey only tho titlo vested iu
us as Trustees.
W. P. KRETSCHMAR,
W. A. POLLOCK, '
Trustees.
Trigg & Rnckner Attorneys Usees.
deel2,'7I-nli). " .
lMczihski & CO
DBAbitta IN ,
'Dry God&tf
; ' . AND
a it c5 c K hi 13 s,
'' BOOTSand SHOES,
MATS' "CAFJS,
AND
sopt. 5, 134. On Main Street.
Slato of Misslsippl, )
Wellington Counly. f
Taken up by J. L. Criinn, on
or near tiio prcmlsos of J. P.
(tray's, on or ubout the 25th ol
November, 1874,
Oao Small Black Hor:o Hub.
Said cstrav is describud ns follows:
A Binnli black horse niulo, no
marks or brands, but saddle mark.
The owner is hereby notilled t(
conio forward, provo property,
ami pay cliargC3, or said cstray
will bo dealt with as tho law pro
vides. CAGE TAYLOR.
dcc5'71-nW liangciv
E2oct and Shoemaker
I have Just returned from New Or
leans and have a liuo lot of
leather. Calf ami Mciotco,.
I HAVE also employed three ex
cellentjowncyiuen, and tmnoW
p,repurcd tfi fill all orders ;
' Willi Dispatch.
Sh"fion Main St., Comer falunt.
Nov. 2.j, 1871. L. CAFFAJj
8 & HcC ALL
Cott Buyers,
mnnfac
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