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LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL BALES. 1 EMI-ANNUAL REPORT kt Jfefasi frtss. IHANCIHY SALE. ML Coleman Timberlake Do PH Reedy JOS Timbeilake COUNTY TREASURER.

BLKA, SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 1871. BELMA AND VICINITY. DMNISrSATOBS NOTICE. 1 upon Oe efctate of Emily to me Uy Probate on -the 18th Xovem- fhW.

JOHN. Norm Letterb of administration 00 the estate of John T. Bell, decd, were grantedLto the undersigned on the 29th day of September, 1W, by the Probate Judge of Dallas county. Notice, sens having claim ai the same within the ti ever sver taw.or-be ruder sod by virtue of dsefris of she Chances Court tor Mu county, rendered at it tart October tens, me certain cauae therein jwndi, wherein F. L.

Johnsbn 1 Oemptaiuant an H. 8. Hudson to Defendant, IvriS sell pubtfe outcry, for cash, before the Market House in the city of Seim Os the 14th Dm or Jaeoeet, te71, the following described reel estate far the etty ef viz Begihning on the north side 6f Dallas street at the southwest comer of the lot of R. A. P.ttibone, rtih--ning thence westwardly on Delias at.

more or less, northwardly si right angles 164 feet more or less, thence eaatwardly 60 met more or less to the lot of said Pettibone, and thence jKmfcwerdly 165 feet to the point of beginning. B. H. CRAW, "del7-4i Begiatar. ATftKTtON REPUBLICANS Charles Matthews Harris Ed Harris Callins Stewart Callins Smyley Davis David White Tapton PVR Lee Charles Wilson WP Law Richard Jones A Mullen JW Davis Anthony Gora Mattersou Do George Walker George A Harrison Peyton Sailes James Dorothy Thomas Canning Reyser Katzenberg A Co Henry Hogg Jacob Goldstein WD Waller A Co Knifer Wranolmigser Timberlake De John Roberson Matthews Simons Bennett Reed SU.trm.Mt of DbMBMNltl J.

L. Pvrkiu, Oowmty Tlfl.m 0llm. from July 1S70, to Dee. SX, UW. i Philip Smith Thomas Potter Do Law Beaird Kay, Force Lapsley Chamberlain A Co.

Jack Gardner rr i i 150 395 314 91 75 9 Admx. There -will be a meeting of the Repub-i Club it their room orer the Poston Monday evening, Jan. 16, at 7)4 odoflfc By order of the President Ola F. Marlowe, Sect'y. DMmiSTRATBlis NOTICE Letters pf administration Goldsmith were granted to the a estate of Alva undersigned ou the uuuwinigueU OU Ul 11th of August, 1870, by the Probate Court of county.

All persons having ctaime against said estate are required to present the same within the time prescribed by taw, or the same will be barred. HARRIETT A. GOLDSMITH. uoSfrdt Administratrix. ter State, as no matter which of the contestants, whose claims are now before the Senate Judiciary Committee, may be the Senator holding over until 1873 is sure to be a Republican.

In the one case it is Joshua Hill, and in the Other it is Colonel Farrow. If the first two oontestante art admitted, Mr. Miller's term expires with this Congress. If the last two, Mr. Whitely will only remain till the fourth of March, when he will take the seat in the House to which he has just been elected.

The Democratic Senator, if One be sent here, must be elected by the new Legislature. It is conoeded by those who know the Democratic Senators elect, that they will strengthen their party. Judge Goldthwaite is considered able Kelley, of a good debater and manager; Vance, of North Carolina, is conceded to be able, while Cooper is intellectual, by till accounts on improvement on Ins predecessors; Faulkner, of West Virginia, and Blair, of Missouri, should they be sent here by their party, will add positive strength to the opposition. The Senate, then, as it will stand on the fourth of March next, will have fifty-eight Republicans and sixteen Democrats, while the admission of Colorado, which is deemed probable, will add two to the Republican total. There are twenty-three Senators whose terms expire in 1873, twenty-five in 1875, and twenty-six in 1877.

Of the first class, inclusive of Georgia, twenty -one are Republicans and two the second, nineteen are Republicans and six Democrats; and of the third class, sixteen are Republicans and ten are How is it about that committee on groceries and medicines The Seim a mid Gulf BaQroad bridge over Cedar Creek is finished. QHANCEBY SALE. TJnderind bv virtue of decree of the Chaaoery Court for Dallas' oounty in a certain cans therein pending, wherein H. V. Weedon aa tie administrator, of W.

P. Dunham, deo'd, is the -Complainant, Samuel M. Hill and others are defendants, I will sell at public outcry, for oaafa, before the Market House in the city of Selma, Oh SATURDAY, the 21sr Dai or JaHSaEli 1871, the' following described lands, to-wit All of section two lyiog.on (he north side of Cedar Creek, containing 60S acres more or less; all of section eleven lying on the porth ride of Cedar Creek, oon-570 acres more or the southwest quarter Receipts on Account of Fitas and forfeitures. 500 10 230 6 74 19 50 30 11850 43 50 67 Houston Turner Thomas Returned from Csunty funds Thomas Alfred Strother Jones Thomas Haney DMINISTKAFWrS NOTICE. Letters of administration de bonis non upon the estate of R.

H. Grader, deceased, were granted to the undersigned on tike Sd day of December, 1570. Notice is hereby liven that all persons harihg eAi against saidjestate must preaaat the mm time required by taw, or bs forever birred. i the 8. C.

PIERCE, Admr. of section, one, the west half of the northwest quarter of sectibikone, the northesst Quarter ef the southwest quarter section one, thirty acres of the northeast quarter of section 14, lying south of Cedar'Creek, all in township 14, range 10; the souih half of action 36, the west half ef the northwest quarter of section 36, the east half of the southeast quarter at seaUon 34, township If, range 10; all of section 3 lying in the fbrkwf Cedar Creek and Mnsh Creek, ontaining 175 acres, township 14, range 10 all in Dali, comity, Alabama. S. H. CRAIG, doM-td Register- Disbursements on Account of Fine und The total cotton receipts at this port this season up to the 6th inst.

were 57,647 bales. The Council has created the office of Captain of the Guard, with a salary of $1,800 a year. The daily Democratic is sloppily effusive over everything connected with the new city administration. Dave Jackson was accidentally and fatally shot by Henry Jackson last Tuesday evening. Both parties colored.

DMINISTBAXOBS NOTICE. Letter of administration upon the estate of Will liain A. Rose, deceased, were granted to the' uhder-signed on the 28th at December, by the Probate Court of Dallas county. All persons having claims against said estate are recuired to present the same within the time proscribed by law, or the same will be forever barred. X.

F. HARRELL, dc31-6t. Administrator. CJTATE OF ALABAMA Dalis Coonty-Fro. 3 bate Court, December 13, 1870 This day came J.

D. W. KcKtlkur and filed accounts and vouch for a final settlement as the administrator of tho estate of Ed. Houseman, decd. It is ordered that the 2d day of January, 1871, be appointed a day for said settlement, at which time all persons interest cah appear and contest the same: if they think proper.

J. F. CONQLEY Pwfcate Jae. gHERIFFS SALE. Will be.FulrtJr- front of the Market House in the city aT feui, Oh iONDAY, thb lSkn Day oe Fesboaet, 1871, the ft) lowing described.

lands, viz 337 acres in fractional seoW-n bounded on the south by the Alabama River; HO.1, acres in the oast half of the southeast quarter of fractional quarter section 3.1, 73 acres being a part ofthe east nair of fractional section 18, bounded on the somth by the Alabama River, and partly ou the west by a 90 acres, the east half of the northeast quarter of section 39, and a small strip off the west side of west half of the uorthweBt quarter of section 38 all in townahip 16 of range 10, east. Levied upon as the property of (he estate of W. P. Dunham to satisfy an execution issued out of the Chancery Court of Dallas county in favor of Morgan A Lapsley. M.

DeCAMP, jan7-td Sheriff Dallas County. SPECIAL NOTICES. To Consumptives. The advertiser, having been permanently cored of that dread disease. Consumption, by a simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.

To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they win find a sure cure for Oomscmftiok, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac. Parties wishing the prescription wiH please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON 165 South Second SL, Williamsburgh, The Council has forbidden the erection of fruit stands on the the issuing of lioenses therefor hereafter. The prospers of the Selma Daily Reporter, 3.

Armstrong publisher, is out Subscription $6 per year by mail or carrier. The Selma Savings JBank has declared a semi-annual dividend of 7 per cent, and the Central City Insurance a semi-annual dividend of 15 per cent -15 750 750 9 750 750 9 750 9 750 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 '17 28 717 10 84 154 506 150 150 150 9 9 750 150 17 150 205 8 20 6 895 9 9 6 9 9 9 6 9 9 9 6 9 9 150 190 9 9 4 70 9 9 9 190 380 9 1150 9 9 1150 9 10 55 4 50 1010 550 9 460 6 20 10 30 10 1160 STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas County. Probate Court, December 13, 1870. This day came J. D.

W. MHpp and filed accounts and vouchers for a partial settlement as the adnanistrator de bonis non of the estate of K. B. Ky-ser, deceased. It is ordered that the 2d day of Jamuury, jgn.

Be set for said settlemenMt which time all parties in interest can appear and contest the same if they think proper. V- CONOLBY, dclT-8t Judge. 9 3 9 150 3 190 380 160 9 150 6 150 6 150 960 220 820 1130 9 9 9 940 1140 1140 150 150 150 150 150 9 9 150 9 9 12 150 9 9 9 9 1 50 150 150 750 9 9 915 9 12 60 3 150 9 9 9 9 13 50 -9 9 30 22 131 5 57 477 3 23 8 79 1144 2 50 150 15. 150 1 50 150 9 150 150 440 150 9 1 50 2 20 Henry Parsons Jesse LoAe Quartennw Hampton Jack Gardner I Qnartemas Do Bryant Smoke Charles Williams Jesse Lane Qnartemas Qnartemas Charles Williams Smoke Hampton Bryant Oliver David Lewis Harrell Townsend Potter Matthew Roberts Nick Jackson Henry Blevins Moore John Robbins George Harrison Rosser. Willis Wilson Smith Peter Roberson Russell Wren Meyers Graham Ray Moore Lockwood A Jones Fnlenwider Biggs Anderson Blevins A Bosworth Wellington McGregor John Franoher Rufus Door Dunlap Morrison A Stamford A Clement Smith Clement A Clement Vasser Mattison Do McConnico Coleman Stock Harris Tom Lenore Stuck A Bransford Gotte A Nelson Foster Hicks Butler Watson Ellis Charles Campbell Henry Johnson TJ Melton ptar WAIT Harrison John Goodwin Potter Johnson Waugh Do John Bell Dan Phillips August Jones Charles Hafrison Jeff Wharton ONeil Harris A Ellinger Redding Rehofer John Goodwin 1 Blnmenthal Peter Davis Jbhn Johnson Bagley' Peter Corcoran A Amanuel Wren Law Moses Adler Clement of tin Burns Keith Johnson Henry Parsons DeYampert Hicks Randle Stone Smith Henry Walker Harrison Brazeale Webb Smoke Hampton Jesse Lane Jack Gardner Qnartemas Qnartemas Qnartemas Bagley A Brantley A Gilmer Do D' Russell Russell Ed Morrow Nelson Webb John ORourke Merritt Barns Clement Sadler A Clement Obendorf Harrison Charles Tafe J-F Busby Clements A Goodwin Beaird Busby 450 1 50 3 40 2 70 5 40 6 310 75 1150 2 40 310 .7 70 7 75 4 75 310 6 810 7 70 240 157 50 8 20 180 4 60 580 6 30 4 80 4 80 -5 80 370 3 217 4133 12 450 830 8 30 17 70 5 60 6 .13 50 10 50 43 27 6 6 9 6 4 50 450 STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas County.

Probate Court, December 12, 1870. This day came E. D. Crosslahd and filed aooounts and vouchers for a partial settlement as the administrator of the estate of Andrew Bell, deceased. It is ordered that the 2d day of January, 1871, be set for said settlement, at which time all parties in inter can appear and contest the same if they think proper.

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years Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of Buffering humanity, send free to all who need it the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, No. 43 Cedar Street New York. The Supreme Court has decided that the game of keno is forbidden by the State, find that it is an offence to bet at it Let all concerned take warning.

del7-3t J7AX COLLECTOR'S SALE. UNITE STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, Deput Collectors Office, 2d Selma, January 3d, 1871. By virtue of a warrant to me directed by Francis Widmer, Et 5., Collector of Internal Revenue for th I have levied upon the follow- estate as the property of A. E. nation and Mattison, and fof Mattison is Trustee, to satisfy a the United States amounting to i -together with penalty, interest sale; which said property I 1I the Market House in the city of 2 o'clock 25th Day of January, 1571.

is described as follows The uarter of section 33, townsldp 2d District ing descril tison, J. whom Ge claim for taxi en( $10.00) and costs, to offer for salel 8elma, for Oh WEIlNI The abovj east half ofWrthw Judge. 17, range 10, jan7-td The Council has feed the salary of the Mayor at $1,800, a reduction of $150; the Marshal, $1,809, Of $806 City Attorney, Treasurer, $600. A. J.

Baxley, indicted at the late term of the Circuit Court for killing Alfred Granger, is at large on bait Several of the men indicted for participation in the riot hrve also been bailed out GEO. F. BEACH, Collector 2d Dist Ala. iputy 1AX OOIaCeCtIS sJle. UNITEDSTATES Deputy Collect 871.) 1871.

IJ1HE SELMA DAILY REPORTER. It is the intention of the undersigned to commence about the lt February msXot the above well-known, old and popular journal. No efforts or expense will be spared to make THE REPORTER, in every respect a first-class daily newspaper. TERMS FOB SUBSCRIPTION DELIVERED IE THE CITY OR SENT BY MAIL 1 Twelve months for $6 00 Six 8 00 Three 1 50 Liberal contracts made for permanent advertising. JAS.

P. ARMSTRONG, Jan. 18, 1870. 3t Proprietor. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of adfcnirtrafion upon the estate of J. M. Sinclair, decd, were granted to the undersigned on the 2d day of January, 1871, by the Probate Court of Dallas county. All persons having claims agaipst said estate are required to present the same within the time prescribed by law, or theywlll be forever barred, BJSNJ. F.

ELXJS, janU 6t Administrator. STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas County. Probate Court, January 5, 1871. This day came R. M.

Nelson and filed accounts and vouchers for a partial settlement as the admr of the estate ofH. C. Hoot, decd. It is ordered that the 6th day of February, 1871, be appointed a day on which to make such settlement, at which time ail parties in interest cah appear and contest the same if they; think proper. ERNAL REVENUE, Office, 2d Dist.

Oelraa, January 4th, directed by rani is Revenue 8d Dis-upon the following de-tiie city ot Selma, which ftie Market House 2 oclock IJJE1UFKS SALE. s- By virtue of a warrai Widmer, Collector trict of Alabama, I have scribed lot of land situate I will sell at publio outcry in the city 'of Selma, for On WEDNESDAY, the to satisfy a claim for States from R. S. Fhilpot, alty and costs to date of sale. The abovo property is house and lot corner of al me Internal at Da GEOl The Slate Journal says The amount of taxes paid into the State Treasury by J.

C. S. Timberlake, tax collector of Dallas county, to date is about $65,000 tor 1870, 632,000 of whieh was paid iu last Monday. Good for The Lisa Weber troupe of British blondes gave exhibitions at the Opera House on Thursday and Friday nights. They have taken the city by storm, and have bounded at once into the iSffeotifms of the young and susceptible Selmians.

They give another performance to-night. yirn- nrs of January, 1871, tax due' tiie United cr fiith interest, peu- STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas County, -Pro-bate Court, December 12, 1870. This day came A. M. Rixey and filed accounts and vouchers for a partial settlement as the guardian of the estates of S.

A apd D. JR Jxaam. mincaa. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the 2d day of January, 1871, be appointed a day on which to-make speh settlement, at which time all parties in interest can appear aqd Contest the same if1 they think, proper. J.

F. CONOLEY, del7-3t Probate. Judge. STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas Comity-Probate Court, December 12, 1870. This day came S.

Does and filed accounts and vouchers for a final settlement as the administrator of the estate of Robert Carlisle, deceased. It is ordered that the 2d day of January. 1871, br set for said settlement, at which time all parties in interest con appear and contest the same if they think proper. JOHN F. COKOLET, del7-3t Judge of Probate.

CJTATE OF ALABAMA Dallas County Pro-O bate Court, December 14, 1870. This day came Leroy Friday and filed accounts, vouchers, evidences, for a partial settlement as the administrator of the estate of Henry Friday-deceased. It is ordered that the 9tii day of January, 1871, be-appointed a day for making such settlement, at which, time all parties in interest can appear.and contest the same if they think proper. J. F.

CONOLEY, Judge. STATE OF ALABAMA-Dallas Cormty Pro-bato Court, December 14, 1870. This day cam 8. J. Harrison and fiUA aooonnt.

I--- or-parvxca iscuieinem as the administratrix of the estate of L. C. Harrison, deceased. It is ordered that the 9th day of January, 1871, be apppmted a day for making such settlement, at which time all parties in interest can appear and contest the same if they think proper. dolT-et J.

F. CONOLEY, Judge. STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas County-Probate Court, December 23, 1870. This day came L. Gunn and filed accounts and vouchers for a partial settlement as the administrator of the estate of C.

D. Dudley, deceased. It is therefore ordered that the 16th day of January, 1871, be set for said settlement, so that all parties in interest may appear on said day and contest the same if they think proper. J. de24-3t Judge of Probate.

STATE OF ALABAMA-Dallas County Pro-bate Court, December 21, 1870. This day came Henry H. Gandy and filed him accounts, vouchers, for a final settlement aa. the administrator of the estate of Thomas Gandy, deceased. It is ordered that the 15th day of January, 1871, ba settlement, at.

appointed a day for making such settle Hows The reman streets. 4 BEACH, Collector, 1AX COLLECTORS SALE. I will sell in front of tb Market House in the city of Selma, ON MONDAY, the 20th Day of Ff.br ary, 1871, the one undivided half of the following described lands, via The NEi of-Section 31. Township 10, Range 11, Fast. of SE4 31, 15.

10, ne4 of i. -ttv vy, 6. ii io. Wa oi Section 7, Township 15, Range 10, Wi of NE V4' Vfbi of 7, 15, 10, Wi of Sec 5, Township Range 11, 8E-4 of8EX 31, 16, 11, Lot A in' 86, 16, 10, In all 1655 acres more or less. Levied on as the property of Thomas C.

Brown, ta satisfy an execution issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dallas county, in favor of Thomas K. Ferguson. M. DbCAMP. jaU-td Sheriff Dallas Co.

Statement ttcx.tirt. taw Critouiyi'fWUnfrer oallas County, from July 1, 1870, to Dec. 31, 1870. A Coles 250 bate Court, JanuaiY 11, 1871. This day came John N.

Taggart and filed accounts, vouchers, for a partial settlement as the executor of the estate of John K. Callen. It is ordered that the 12th day of 1871, be set for muiring such settlement, at which time all parties in interest can appear and contest the same if they think proper. jall-3t J.F. CONOLEY, Judge.

While the Episcopal church was being lighted up on Sunday evening last, the evergreen used for the Christmas decorations caught fire, and for a period the desferuotion of the entire edifice was sen ously threatened. The citizens and firemen rallied promptly, however, and the damage can be repaired for about 600. ON-RESIDENT NOTICE. HEBIFFS SALE. 4th November, 1870.

George W. Clift, No. 1270. vs, A. D.

Breed. Came the Plaintiff and shows to the Court that the Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Alabama. It is therefore ordered by the 'Court that the Clerk of this Court be and he is hereby directed to hare a notice of the attachment and levy thereof on the Defendants property to be advertised for four successive weeks in The Selma Press, a newspaper published in Dallas county, Alabama, and by sending a copy of the sme to the Defendant, if his residence is known. J. SIL8BY, jal4-4t Clerk Circuit Court The Selma and Atlanta Railroad Company has organized by the choice of the following officers President, B.

M. Robertson Secretary, P. D. Barker Directors, E. W.

Pe'ttus, W. M. Brooks, W. 'B. Bill, P.

D. Barker, John T. Morgan, C. M. Shelley, M.

J. Williams and Joseph -F. Johnston. ON-BESIDENT NOTICE. N' By virtue of a Fi Fain my hands for collection, issued out of the Circuit Court of Dallas county, in favor of Robert Alexander, admr of R.

R. Min tor, against Charles J. Provost and Rebecca C. Provost, I will sell in front of the Market House in the city of Selma, On MONDAY, the 20th Dat of February, 1871 the following described lands lying in Dallas county, viz: Northwest quarter of southwest quarter, section 11, east half of northwest quarter and east half of southwest quarter and northwest quarter of southeast-quarter, all of section 11, township 18, range 11 being the lands conveyed by R. R.

Minter to Defendants. Levied on to satisfy BaUFi Fa. m. decamp, jal4-td Sheriff D. C.

gHERIFFS SALE. By virtue of an execution in my hands in favor of James D. Craig as admr of F. Vogelin against John Robbins, issued from the Circuit Court of Dallas county, I will sell in front of the Market House in Selma, On MONDAY1, the 20th Day of February, 1871, the following described peal estate, viz A lot in the city of Selma fronting 284 feet on Union street, running back 245 feet bounded north by an alley, east by Union street, south by Mrs. Phtipots lot, add west by the Episcopal parsonage, on which is the residence of the said Robbins.

Also the west half of northeast quarter and east half northwest quarter of section 23, township 17 of range 11. Levied and will be sold to satisfy said execution. m. decamp, jaU-td Sheriff D. C.

Persons desiring to teach in the public schools of Dallas county daring the year commencing Jan. 1, 1871, will present themselves for examination at the office of the Cohniy Superintendent on Saturday, Jan. 28. Teachers engaged during the past year may contract with the Trustee. Joseph H.

Sears, Supt. of Education. 4th November, 1870. Willi Clary, Ne. 137.

vs. Tillman A McBae. Came the Plaintiff and shows to the Court that the Defendants are non-residents of the State of Alabdma. It is therefore ordered by the Court that a notice of the attach nlent and levy thereof on the Defendants property be advertised for four successive weeks in The Selma Press, a newspaper published in Dallas county, Alabama, and by sending a copy of the same to the Defendants, If their residence is known. J.

SILSBY, Clerk Circuit Court. 10 125 1 25 125 7321 17 3 75 12 50 14 95 125 5 625 2 91 312 312 2 50 834 105 208 2 78 4 417 833 250 12 50 419 83 280 250 5000 1 500 3 12 1 25 3 13 333 625 3 12 312 1250 187 625 83 1 88 6 25 312 1250 184 5 125 1UB5 25 which time all parties in interest can appear and coo test the same if they think proper. de2P3t J. F. CONOLEY, Judge; he.

STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas Ckrunty Pro. bate Court, December 22, 1870. This day come Thomas J. Portia and filed accounts and vouchers for a final settlement as the admistrator of C. 0.

Pegneo, Sse'd. It is ordered thifi the 16th day of January, 1871, be set for said aettleiftent, at which time all parties in interest can appear ftnd contest the same if they think proper. dM4t STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas Court, December 19, 1870. This day came M. A.

Lide and filed accounts and vouchers for a partial settlement as the Guardian of estate of Thomas E. Lido, a minor. It is therefore ordered that the 9th day of January 1871, be set for said settlement, so that all parties ini think deMJt STATE OF ALABAMA bate Court, December 80, This day came M. J. Williams and vouchees for a partial settlement trator of the estate of L.

G. Sturdivan It is therefore ordered that the 30th 1871, be set for said settlement, so that interest may appear on said day and if they think proper. J. F. I de31ft y.

Judge STATE OF ALABAMA Dallas Conikty-Pro-bate Court, Deoember 29, 1870. Estate of J. W. OMe, This day came B. M.

Nelson ss administrator of said estate, and filed bis application in wril interest may appear on aaid day andooutestthe sam they thidt proper. ON-RESIDENT NOTICE. UNITED STATES INTERNAL HfcYBNUE, Deputy Collectors Office, 3d Dist. Selma, January 3d, 1871. By virtue of a warrant to me directed by Francis Widmer, Collector of Internal Itevonue 2d District of Alabama, I have levied tipon the undivided one-half Interest in the following described real estate upon which- there is a succession tax due the United States, amounting to one hundred and ten ($110.00) dollars, from Thomas lelso, which said real estate I will, offer for sale before the Market House, in the city of Selma, for cash, to latisfy said claim for taxes, together with interest, pinalty and costs to day of sale, at 12 oclock On WEDNESDAY, the 25th, Day of January, 1871.

The above mentioned property is described as follows, to-wit The east half of section 2, township 17, range 11; all of section 25, township range li east half of section 35, township 17, rfHgc 11; east half of southwest quarter, section 35, tavnship 17, range 11, all of section 36, township 12, rajge 11. The one-half interest in (be above lands were derived by Thomas Kelso fran R. N. and F. B.

Kelso, i GEO. F. BEACH, jan7-td Deputy Collector. mAX COLLECTORS SALE. UNITED STATER NTERnIi.

Deputy Collect fe Office, 2d Selma, Jam By virtue of a warrtfit to me Widmer, Colleobr of Internal trict of Alabama, I hie levied upon scribed lands to satify a claim for the United, States rom Frank L. Gunn, Anna D. Smih and Alice B. Gm to ninety dollars; Vhich said propprfy I will offer for sale, for cash, befde the Market House In the city of Selma at 12 oclocl On WEDNESDAY the 25th Day of January, I87i, to satisfy said clapnjor taxes, together With interest, penalty and cost) to date of The above property is described -as follows, to-wit The east hall' oj3outhwest quarter of section 8, northeast quarter soition 8, township 15, range 12; also the southwest quarter section 5 and northwest quarter of section 8, sam township afid range also the west half of the north xyst quarter end the west half ot the southwest qiarter section 4, same township and range, and tie northeast quarter of section also the southoat quarter west half of the southeast quarter, and thaaortheast quarter of southeast quarter, all in sectiqi 8, township. 15, range 12.

Also the west half of ncthwest quarter, section 16, township 16 raage 12 iso the northeast comer of east half of the northeastjinarter of section 17, township 15, range 12; jmmncing at the comer between sections 16 and 17. Ablest Latf of southeast quarter, east half of southwot quarter and the northeast quarter of the southeat quarter, section 4, townahip 15, range 12; also solth half of nortiiwesfc quarter and south quarter of potion 10t and west half of northeast quarter secon also the east half of the southeast quarter ojbection also west half of northwest quarter of gectih northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of setion the eaat half of the northeast quarter of sectim 9, and the west half of the northwest quarter of setiofa 15, township 15, range 12. Cie-fourth of the above described lands.not belong-into the parties named, will not be gold. The num-ls of such reserved lands will be announced on day ojale. GEO.

F. BEACH, Deputy Collector 2d Dist. Ala. N' SLTiY-FIVE FIRST PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED. THE GREAT Southern Piano In the Cinouit Court, Dallas 28th Nov.

1870. Rice Hamilton (late partners). No. 1443. vs.

Thomas Francis Mayer, Deft, George P. Rex, J. L. Perkins, Garnishees. Catne the Plaintiffs, by attorneys, and grove service upon the Garnishees and it appearing to the Coprt that the Defendant is a ndn-resident of the State of Alabama, it is ordered that a notice of the attachment and levy thereof on the Defendants property be advertised for lour successive weeks in The Selma Press, a newspaper published in Dallas county, Alabama, and by sending a copy of the same to the Defendant, if his residence is known.

jal4-4t J. SHHBY, Clerk. WvX-Stewart Ed Ellis Waugh Hunter Houston John Bobbins James Hordie Charles Matthews Smyley John Hi man Harry Davis Peak Do Morrison Morrison Jack Weaver Do Lewis Murphy Evans Joe Blake Alse Bland A Rosser A Nunnale Russell Shaw Johnson Charles Harrison Monday Osborn Powell John Minter Davidson Trash Jere Tomlinson 3) Dunlap Morrison Henry Blevins Ellis Minter WP Law Russell Wm Rothrock Waite BH Riggs Riehardson Hatcher James Pinkney Matterson Butler Johnson Smyley Chkrles Matthews Waugh Russell Do Law Russell Cothron Childers Simons JH Coleman Bradley Coleman Baines Melton Lewis Massey Law A Bransford GDBotler A Russell Renben Price Cothron Alfred Evans Peeples Do Sam Payton George Harfy Blevins A Harrispn Jack Weaver Lewie Morphy Evans Peake A Irwin Russell CC Ray Smyley Harrison Sullivan Smyley Chapman Butler Robertson A Brazeale Smith Richardson Timberlake Johnson Moses Adler Timberlake Thomas Peters Porter Do Frank Tipton Wilson Waddy Hirslifield Hagadon McCauley Noble Patton Anderson Polk Shelby Goff Carlisle Jones Solomon Cohen A Marshall Abraham r- Mitchie Baird Hanley Dr. Wilson Thomas Biggs Co Solomon James McClellan Adler Siegel Timberlake Folkes 8 Timberlake James Boyle Sitner Glass Schwarz A Brantley George Baker Co Kifer Timberlake Melvin Goodwin Krout -r Neljon Walker Toong Lattemore John White Timberlake Krout Romanske Levy A Boyd Edmond Hart Nixon Co Proceeds Conoleys dft discounted by City Bank to refund 28 per a of county tax A Manning Fullenwider James Wadsworth A Haverstick DeHavens Circus Timberlake Westmoreland Go Meyer Shield Do Griel St Kohn Timberlake Volt James Rain Grady Fulenwidar Grady Brown-Davis Lawson GG-Grady Marshall St, Bio Grady -Tiayler Timberlake Julius Ebler A Seligmnn Jacob Goldman 8 Timberlake Stone Mnrray Do Georgd Goldsby Timberlake Rives The fallowing paragraph from the (as yet) only daily paper in Selma, is pretty good evidence that ttott job of naming is still to let It iff not surprising that nuraee are appalled when they see the ferocious infant, and beg to be excused. Here is the paragraph There is a certain rad in Selma who had better mind his own bosineeB; keep his mouth shut and be earefal what be writes.

He thiuks he is secure, but if he dont look out he will discover his mistake. Some people think that the proposed new daily paper will fail to succeed through inability to obtain the dispatches of the Associated Press. That giant monopoly is the sworn foe of newspaper enterprise. The neV ventnre, however, an easily obtain its dispatches from the American Press Association- wniy formed. news is jnst as fall, and less tinctured by partisan bias than the intelligence furnished by the Southern branch of the old monopoly.

ON-RESIDENT NOTICE. N' under oath preying an order for the sale of I in Unsaid application, forth par- X. t.1. of debts In the Circuit Court, Dallas 5th Dec. 1870, Jno.

T. Hardy, No. 510. 'vs. Elisha C.

Wilson. Came the Plantiff and the judgment rendered against the Defendant in this case at the former term Of Courtis set aside; and the Plaintiff shows to the Court that the 'Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Alabama. It is therefpre considered by the Court that the Clerk of this Court be and he is hereby directed to cause a notice of the attachment and levy thereof on the Defendants property to be advertised for four successive weeks in The Selma Press, a newspaper published in Dallas county, and by sending a copy of the same to the if his place of residence is known. -V. jal4-4t J.

SILSBY, Clerk. MAN UFA CTOS T. WM. HNABE Cd MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, MI). These instruments have been before the Public for Dearly Thirty Years, and upon their excellence alone -attained an unparchated pre-eminence, which pro-nouruMM) them unequalled.

Their TONE combines great power, sweetness and fine singing quality, as well as great purity of Iutofiation am. Sweetness-throughout the entire scale. Their TOUCH is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the stiffness found in sammny Pianos. IN WORKMANSHIP they are unequalled, using none but tho very best seasoned material, the large capital employed in pur business enabling us to keep continually an immense stock of lumber, on hand. FRT All our Square Pianos have oar New Improved Overstrung Scale and the Treble.

fiarWe woald call special attention to our late improvements in GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS, Patented August 14, 1866, which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has yet been attained. Every Plano fully Warranted ft Years. We have made arrangements for the sole Wholesale jfency for the most celebrated PARLOR ORGANS AND MELODEONS, which we offer, Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest Factory Prices. V' WM. KNABE aepl7-0m Baltimore, Md.

pose paying the due from said estate, upon the ground that the personal property of said estate is insufficient for that pnrpoee. It ia therefore ordered that the 13d day of January, 1871, bo appointed a day to hear said application, at which time all persons in interest can appear dfadoofK test the same if they think proper. dc31-3t J. F. OONOUY, Judge.

QTATE OF ALABAMA-Dallas County-Pro-'0 bate Court; Deoember 19, lg70. Estate of Samuel Stewart, deceased. The ssid estate having this day been declared in solvent by -sairl Court, it is ordered that the. 30th day of January, 1871, be appointed a day forft.lt. Nelson, as administrator of 33 estate, to 1 settlement of the a of said estate preparstt erty of said decedent, i istered; to whomsoever Shan succeed I f.

at which time aUj i allowance 2" bjWu jnag: cu thereof, on-besideKt notice. N' 1HANCEBY NOTICE. -i COTTON In the Circuit Court, DftHu 28th Nov. 1870. E.

Ikelhoimer, No. 467. John D. Nance. Came the Plaintiff and shows to the Court that the Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Alabama.

It is therefore ordered by the Court that the Clerk of this Court be aqd be is hereby directed to cause a notice of this attachment and levy thereof on the De-feudauts property advertised for four successive weeks in The Selma press, a newspaper published in Dallas county, Alabama, and by sending a copy of the same to the Defendant, if his residence is known. jal4-4t J. SILSBY, Clerk. Merchants, Druggists and Mann- ij- i'acturors mill find the 1 LARGEST BEST GSEAPEST with the un- 2000 3 38 4 39 208 208 25 1500 6 25 SR 2 50 600 125 125 25 4 25 83 16 66 25 II 25 1 25 1000 83 2 08 83 1000 25 5 1 25 2500 1 25 Chaagti 1b the Next Senate. We find this in the Washington special of the New York Tribune; The changes in the next Senate are at-traottog attention and creating speculation here, The Democrats are counting on securing seventeen Senators.

There aze ten Democrats in the present Senate, of whom Messrs, McCreery, Johnston and Sanlsbnry will retire. It is probable that not one of them will be reelected. Mr. McOweiy, however, may have a chance, should Governor Stevenson be rejected on account of bis participation in the rebellion, os is deemed possible. MoCreery has also announced himself as a candidate for the succession to his colleagues (Garrett Davis) seat, vacant on the fonrtn of March, 1878.

His Loe -Arlington resolution, he believes, will secure an election, should Governor Stevenson uot be iillowod to take liis scut. Fpnrtjfthe pcldtyionitl Democratic Hen-us are' eb 'adv Rioted fro'm A'tb xkoi'th UliU Xtik-ait. -i'. 4 and the others arc expected from West Vjrgini and Georgia. In no cose con they obtain more than one from lie.lnt- ON-RE8IDENT NOTICE.

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slain and colors? printing dons on thereas.fo INJ. O. WOOUS, manufacturer, 561 Federal st, Boston, 0HBIB. 0. THURSTON, 16 pllego Place, New York; KELLY, HOWELL 4LUD-HO, M7 Market Street, Philadelphia, A.

O. tELLOGO, 65 West Tan Buren street, Chicago, IU. de3Mt ENTERPRISE, INDUSTRY, TACT, LIBERALITY, and the But Talent, have for over Twenty Years been freely used upon Moores Roral and as a result it is now, pre-eminently, the Largest Best and Cheapest Illustrated Rural, Literacy and FamYly Weekly in tho World. Tens of thousands of wide-awake People, all over the Continent, take and admire the Rural for its superior Ability, Value, Styfo, etc. The Press and People Praise It! For example, an Exchange says The Rural is I'! irtost EWgantlv Priuted, Ably Edited.

Widely Cir-Mai duhd flenrtify Welcomed Paper, as a whole, which-Tiow Umlsitw way among tlio Pooplo." ttiLVol. XXII. berina July2. Try it I Only $1.60 per volume of 26 numbers, or $3 per your. Loss to clubs.

Subscribe Novo! addrosa D. D. T. MOORE, 41 Row New York. In the Circuit Court, Dallas 28th 1870.

Jown W. Lapsley, No. 1537, vs. 4 John D. Nance.

Came the Plaintiff and shows to the Court that the Defendant is a ndn-resident of the State of Alabama. If is therefore ordered by life Court that the Clerk of this Court be and he is hereby directed to have a notice of this attachment and levy thereof on the Defendants property to be advortiaed for four successive weoks in The Selma Press, a newspaper published in Dallaa county, Alabama, and by sending a copy to tho Defendant, if his residence is known. JU-4t j. SILSBY, Clerk. veil that Edward Woods, as Trns-mj.

E. Becfon and F. Bocton, has filed his in writing with the undersigned. Register Court for Dallas county, to resign his that i tki 16th mt or Jarfrun, 1871, is tho day appolied to boar and determine arid application, ana few said Trustee to make settlement of his account, at which time all parsons in interest cats appear and contest, if they boo proper so to do. aoc3-6t B.

H. CRAIGt, Register..