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FOREIGN.

From tho New York Courier and Enquirer Aug ~
LATEST FROM EURoPE.-Our news boat Eclipse
ooar1ed yesterday the brig Mary Jane, Captain Stein.
brings Paris papers Of the 9th and Bordeaux papers Of the
lhere seems to be strong probability that NJ Dupin
Ane will be selected by Louis Pbilip1e 70 succeed IA
Perier, as President Of the Council The Constitution
nell with which paper NJ. Dupin is known to be connect
CO. contains The following paragraphs, ard it is observed
" We believe that give the assurance that nj
Dupin Aine in all his conversations with his political
nehds ana with some Of the Ministers, has decidedly
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BTGGER'S
Elk CHH.NGE & LQ2TERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA.

Bigger still entirely ahead and perfectly triumpbanti,
DratoinS 81 the "a Dismal Stoan,D Loffey, No m.
10 53 % 35 40 a as al 81.
Comb: 10 2s 53 the Grand Capital Prize of 500 OOO-
~ 81 handsome little Capital Of 81 600 with Sc,
usual IN lew minutes after the drawing was completed
Oy the con'nuedPdze selling aud prompt pay Y"
BIGGER,
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given his opinion that the Of siege SHOULD bo
immediately removed Tie passed the greaterpsr Of yes
erday at ST. Cloud and there is doubt thathe has
pressed the same opinion to his Majesty.
IL Is true, MS has been by oe journals
tins morning, that the reorganization of the Minsrys
now gong forward seriously But at the time IL is
stated that the principal obstacle to the
arrangements is Marshal Soult, who has declared
that President o. the Council is appointed he will re-
tire from the Cabinet
Anex Colonel, NJ. Kersabiec, has been tried before
military commission at Nantes, and found guilty OF having
formed part Of armed body OF men, whose object
was to change the government and Of exciting the
habitans 10 revolt, but in consequence of soo cx-
tenuaung circumstance, the court sentenced him
transportation instead of condemnng him death.
his caused considerable agitation in the city, and largo
asscmbages OF people in the streets. The national Guard
and some troops of the line called ont but through
the exertions of Gen Soignac, who commands in the
western departments, boodshed was prevented. Some
arrests were made and reinforcement sent to sle city
I'm consequence oil the necessity of guarding against
tempts at releasing any OF the Caists under there
student OF the Veterinary School a Abort, found
guilty by the Military Commission OF Paris Of having ia
ken part in the late instructions has been 10
eight years imprisonment.
An article from Vienna of the 18th June, says: The
Emperor and Empress will from their on
the Ith OF next month The Duchess OF Parma is also cx
pected before that pcriod her journey is caused by the
continued i'll health of her the Duke of Rechstadt
Notwithstanding the hopes which his age aud the cares
bestowed on him. gave Of his recovery. The changes
which have taken place within the last few days in tho
state OF his health show the of the danger which
menaced his liiehis strength is perceptiby decninp
his hearing even appears accted every thing gives
to apprchend the worst.-.Ndfiondi.
! VIENNA, June live learn that the Duchess of
Parma who was expected here yesterday, i'll aTreste
OF intermittent fever. The recovery ofher is still de-
SPARED of.
BORDEAUX. June 2s.-Cognac Brandy, London prooa
sos, 3o7, 80; do 4th proof of America, 3o5 3O7 90
PARIS, June 2o-At this moment, we arc assured, a
French iieet is armDg Tor the purpose of entering te
Schedt the day fixed by the last protocol for the sou
lion oil the Belgian question
i CHOLERA IN PARIS-Junc Goth
Deaths in the Hospitals, n
Private Dwellings, as
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STILL BETTER
$4,000 CAPITAI.-Trckets ouly s5
New York Consolidated Hoffc.,,
SCHEME.

I II0NVIs T'-HaYes g 5O-Cuarters 25
Io,,c,v on ~ every variety at the Exchange and
'''''1 N"cS " THO. d. BIGGER
n-,so.,...s Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
N"'1" august ~ f27-tn
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SPLENDID LoTTERIES!li
S5O,OOV CAPITAL--Iy Tickets only Sc.
New Work Consolidated Tof1crv


- Class No. 20, for 1882.
10 be drawn in N. York on Wednesday August 22 1872
66 Number Louery-IO Drawn Ballots. ''-'
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the Poor bidiaB-By an act Of C,oooress or IN. =.
'as', NC appointment provided for Of three com
i,'9ers' clothed with ample powers to visit and eva
's VIC country set apart Tor tho emgrating Indano
west Of The Mississippi, and TO negotiate itb re-, for M
guSn, o. any difficulties which may exist in tbe To-
0" o. we lands 10 ascertain The most appropriate plo
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THE CHOLERA.

rirate Hospitals. Torssiue, &c Total. M.,mert,.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-15
From The .New York Constellation.
ATpEMpT AT III VINO

Many attempts have been made, at diff
ierent times, and by different persons, to
take upon them the office of birds. Tired
Of walking this neither sphere, and DESTROYS
OF being Independent Of horse and car
rage, they have made themselves wings
and attempted to fly.
With the man in Rasselas, however, the
motive was less ambitious. He wished TO
escape from the Happy Vdiley; and he be-
lieved it would be easier flying over the
mountains, than digging Though them.-
lie was, moreover, if we recollect right, a
poet, and therefore naturally of n soaring
GENES. His arguments III favor OF the
practlcablity Of flying, are exceedingly
ingenious; but alas he only flew into the
lake, and was tished out us wet lis drown
ed RAJ.
Other scientific men have invented modes
OF flying ; and it is but few years since
something was attempted at Washington,
either in the way of application to Congress
for an appropriation to enable the applicant
to carry his Aging project into operation or
else IN the way OF patent, to secure to him
the sole privilege Of manufacturing wings
and using them III the United States.
But the only safe and successful flyer, OF
whom We have any knowledge, was DGda-
lus of old he escaped from exile, on Il
lonely Island, by dint Of flying. His son
lcarus, too, flew very well; but, poor Eel.
low, lie lost his life by his nordlnate am.
bllon, and the slovenly manner in which
his wings were fastened on. They were
merely stuck on with wax; and the soaring
youngster flew SO near the sun, that the
wax melted, his wings dropt of, and he
dropt into the sea.
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FESHE Fall Term of this School will com
Il mence on THURSDAY, the 3bth inst, under
the snperintendance Of the subscriber. The
advantages of well selected and constantly
increasing Library, comprising the ne " est and
most popular scientific and historical pubIica.
tons Of the day, are gratuitously afforded TO
the student. Lectures, illustrated by an exren.
sive apparatus, will be delivered on Natural
Philosophy and Astronomy, Wednesday morn
ing. and on Chemistry on Saturday morning, of
each week, without any additional expense To
the student
Board, including washing and room rent,
$l,35; Tuition in the English branches 300;
Latin and Greek 400.
J. BACHELOR, in. Principal
Temnleton Aug 3
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MeIar0u Heb School.

TEHflE Fall Term Of thus Institution will com
n menre on MoSDAy, the 27ih Of august,
under the direction of the subscriber. and con.
tinue II weeks. instruction will be given in
the common and higher branches of complete
English education; also, in the Latin, Greek,
and French Languages. Connected with the
School will be department for those who are
preparing themselves for The business of in.
struction Tuition from So to 81. Board
from s % to 81 rs.
Refer to ELIAS BULLARD, Esq, Rev. LUTHER
WMGHT, Holliston; Rev. Mr.. BAILEY, W
Lowering. Esq, and Capt. MErcALr, Midway.
ISAAC N. STODDARD.
Midway. (Villagel Aug. s
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OrGoyd Classical School.

YEHiiE Fail Terra of this School dn,, will com,
neTi, under the direction of Col. STONE A
Lady is engaged to talk charge of the Female
Department, who is well qualified in the French
Language, aud in Ornamental Needlework and
Painting Particular attention in extra hours
paid to those who are preparing themselves for
the business Of instruction. No deduction made
except 10 cases of sickness for absence Board
from s. to 81 so. Terms of Tuition in Eng
li.h Studies 50; Languages and higher branch
OF Mathematics 81
Oxford JuIv - 5w
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clustered FEET. The foiloUiug mode
Of care icnS communicable Capt. Cochrane,
and he says ne nerer found 1t to .Edi:-"H is
simply 10 'rtb the feet, on going to bed, ioiM
spirits mIred ruth tdiioO dropped from a
lighted candle into the palm Of he hand. On
The toLio,eing morning no blisierS erisi; the
spiriiS seem 10 possess The healing porccr the
talloW SERVING only to keep The skin soft and
plant The soies ofhe feet, the ancits, and
nSieps, should be iceH rubbed; and tren
~here no btiSters erist The application may
be uSejuiiy made as a preventive. Sal and
'odter is good substitute. find ,ghiie on
Mis head, / ,couM recommend toot-hdpeiiers
neuer to tcenr right and ieh shOes-it is bud
economy, and indeed SERIES TO tramp the feet
and such found 10 be the case"
Cochrane's Pedestrian Tour.
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School for Teachers at NORTH
field. MASS. J

HNHE Fall Term of this Institution will com.
III mence Sept. 4, and continue | weeks.
The subscriber has been engaged in the busi-
ness Of Teaching for many years, and will spare
no pains in communicating to his pupils the re-
suits Of his own experience. Tuition, in the
School Teachers Department, embracing all
the English Studies, 81; common English
Studies, 50, Languages, by separate teachers,
So Board from 81 Is TO $3.50
% Refer to Thomas POWER, Esq, Boston
SAMUEL HeAR. Esq, Concord; SAMUEL C.
ALLEN, Esq, Mortified
CYRUS HOSMER.
Mortified, June 49, TeoGw
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Priated and Published by the Proprietors,
S. Ii. COTTON g. co.
CONDITIONS OF puRI1cATIoN

0EVNJT IVNS VF FUBIICNTTDN
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IdPers al The O5'ce. OF by Mil, T,co Dollars PEI.
Gnnnin TO those igho receive them by Stage, THO
OoHHs and TiDenty,fpe Cents Itccniy. fec Cents
'o'H be deducted 'oha" the payment is made in i'd
CdRce
UJ' Advertisements not exceeding t,relre lines,
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UJ'1he ProprictOrs ofthiS Paper 1ciu hid them
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nem beyond the sum charged for It's insertion.
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PRICES REDUCED.

FENllE subscriber offers the remainder of his
4 Summer Stock of DRY GOODS and
CARPETlNGS, at a uery small advance from
priRIe costs. AS the assortment is not much
broken purchasers will do well to just drop in,
A GOOD assortment oil Bonnet Ribbons and Ar
iificial Flowers.
liz viii be taken in exchange for Goods,
n few thousand yards of DunSiaJle S FR4IV
BRAID, seven strand.
WILLIAM II. SWAN.
Worcester. Aup s.
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NOTICE..

FENElE Scectmen Of Worcester will contract
D. with the lowest bidder, at Public Auction,
at Joness Inn, in Worcester, on SATURDAY,
Tie Isl day Of September ntat, at O'Clock,
p. NJ, for the construction of SO rods and l2
links Of Road, located by the County Commits
sIoners, near the lines of the towns of Worccs.
Ger and Leicester, being an alteration of the
present highway. BY order.
CHARLES ALLEN, Chairman.
Worcester Aup 8 DIV
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Mrs. WELLS'S SCHOOL,
lRCESTER. MISS.

WORCESTER, MISS
TENtlE next Term Of this School will com
n menee on MONDAY, The 1871 inst. Appli-
cation for the admission of Young Ladies may
be made at the Academy, as usual.
August g.
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AN lNCoRRIGIBLE SOT. Deacon w.
meeting Billy Norton early one morning
vending his way to M'Gutfy's grog-shop,
resolved to eXpostulate with him on the SIN
tulness of his ways. He requested him to
tarry moment, as he had something i'm
portant to communicate; but Billy, more
than half suspecting what was coming, de-
clared he had no time 10 spare, having
urgent business to attend to.
But, said the Deacon, seizing him by the
button of his coat, have only three ques-
tons to ask you, which | wish you TO an
swer deliberately and truly.
Well, said Billy, l will listen to your three
questions, and answer Them TO the best of
my ability.
The Deacon, in solemn voice, accord
ingly proceeded: Billy Norton, want you
to tell ME where, in your opinion, all drunk
ards go to?
Why, drawled out Billy, generally down
to M'Gutiy's shop: hut some times, for the
sake of variety, they call in ut Lieutenant
CHESS.
You will not understand me, Billy, added
the Deacon, in u soothing tone mean,
what becomes of these miserable creatures
at last \?
o, it's great chance if they don't call
for glass of Hest India, and If the morn
ing is cold and wet, they will some times
toss off gill of .Ntto England
But, impatiently exclaimed the Deacon,
what is the final consequence of such vii
famous proceedings?
Bad enough, in all conscience, said Billy,
solemnly-a long bill is scored up, and if it
isn't paid within the year, our furniture.
cows, or something else are attached, which
gives us heap OF trouble.
You are resolved to misunderstood me,
exclaimed Deacon W, in great wrath
=! ask you il
Hold, said Billy have now answered
your three questions fully and fairly; and il
you ask any more, you must answer them
yourself So saying, the incorigiLie sol
coolly moved of towards the grog shop.
Exeter .NeipS Letter.
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SUBJECT FOR CHOLERA. An Irshman trav.
cling by night to Boston, over the brighton
Road, had made himself loo familiar with bot.
tie Of rum, which accompanied him and he
coon found that he was taking many steps
without making much head way. Meeting
person ON the road, he inquired how far it was
to the city, and was told three miles nis iniur-
mant rcniarklng, at the same tire, that it
was a long way Tor him to walk with so heavy
a load" Och, fllalo, my darling replied
Patrick, " it's not the length of the road that
10 be caring for, but the i0ith ofit"
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BorrLEn GoosEBERRIEs, A correspondent
oc the Gcnesce Farmer SAYS, A bottle Of
green gooseberries were closely corked, laid
away in the cellar in 1879, and forgotten until
tho latter part of last spring-a period OF near
10 three years. On examining them, they
proved to be in fine preservation, and made a
most eXcellent pie"
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EAGM BUSH. Turks Island SALT-20
9eVO hhds Trinidad MOL1SSES-GO
casks Cut .NAILS,--Just received and for sale
BY HOWE " THAATER,
Aug 8. Central.street
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How TO BE SAVED. When the Bishop OF
Exeter, preached sermon at 81; James
Church last, he gave out his text, "Wtat shaii
do to be sared ?" wag IN the slde gallery
called out, to the evident discontinue OF 'Ee
Right Rev. Prcla,e, but to the no small annse
,ornt of a greot pnrt of the congregation, Vote
Car ,he Reiorn Bin" The beadle immediate.
v bu.tled towards the place where the sound
proceeded. but no further notice was taken oil
The occurrence London paper.
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In the absence Of suitable field pieces, 10
stockade in the leadmning country, Qllinoisl
a resort has been had to the manufacturing of
LEAD cannon, and they are said to answer
good purpose.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
JrrrERsoN COLLEGE.


THE Trustees ofihs institution inform the pubic
that he dcccasc ofihe late Moi Holbrook. has placed
the concerns Of this seminary wholly under their
control They feel confident that they Will be a.
bic, in the course ofto ensuing winter, 10 render Il
equal 10 any seminary IN The South, for the meaus
aud aclilics Of acquiring finished English, Clas
sica and Sceutilic education. They consider
themselves justified in guaraniying these assurances
10 the public: and they feel confident 10 submitting
the claims Of this seminary again to The public pa
lrohnee, that they will be met by a correspondent
confidence 10 ibc:r best exeriions 10 render Il not
only one ofgeneral utility, but az ornamentto ihe
state
They have engaqed The scrvices OF Capt. ALDEN
PARrRIDeE, whose scientific acquifemepis, aud
whose experience in snpenntending such an insiiu-
tion'are loo well known to require conmondaiion
from them lie will lake charge of the institution
as President and Capt r.. Is. Ransome will be
asssciaied with him as professor Of Mathematics.
Competent professors and Instructors will 6ll the
different departments Of the college aud of The pre-
pamiory school. The colegia year will be divided
into two sessions, Of FIVE months each The fist
Session viii commence on the hrs' Monday IN Octo-
Der and terminate on the last day February: the
second will commence on the FIRST Monday in
March, and terminate on The last day Of July.
0erTbe ensuing sessonwlll commcuce on the
frsi Monday in November.
No student will be admitted fora less term than
one session.
Arrangements will be made by the Trustees TO
have books, stationary. military cloihing, &c, fur
nished at the college for the New York costs and
cha,ges.
Il Is desirable, for the better organization of the
classes, that atsudents should enter as eatly In The
session as possible
TERMs-ATe asfOllows, one half payable in
advance, VIA
, For reading, writing, photography
SC $50 per ann.
2 toFthe proceeding, together with
Anihmeiic, English grammar,
Geography, &c g4O per ann.
3. For those branches which constitute
-, complete eollese course, $50 per ann.
The Spanish and French languages will be an
extra charge, unless substituted for Greek and
Latin.
Boarding, lodging, washing, fuel, lights,
Sc Sl2 per month.
Students will have the option Of boarding in com.
mons, or with their friends IN the village.
Washington, Miss oct 10, 1889. Al
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to the
sdbscnber BY William Miller and sarsh A. Ns;,' st
Ter, his wife, bearing date the tn day Of Febt,,.
ary, 1882, to secure a debt due to Jesse Bell an.
undersigned will, on WEDNESDAY, ihe qs,b u
September next, At the Court House IN Woodyille
~ wilkinson county proceed 10 sell at public a,c
ton to the highest bidder for cash, the following
tract Of LAND, situate in said county, and known
as the SOUTHEAST Quarter Of Fractional sec,,on
No Thiry-iwo, ir Township No. 2, of RANCE No
Three, Wesii containing one hundred and sixiv
acres, together with all and singular the appurten,
ances.
THOMAS BELL, Trustee.
WoOdvills, August 81, 1889. 81
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
OFFuE or THE WEST FELIcIANA !
Rail- Roam COMPANY

August IL, 1882
SEALED proposals will be received from ,hs
lst Of October until the 18th of November nex,
Tot the grading on the FIRST division OF the Wes Fe'
liciana Rail Road, beginning al the Mississipp r;v
ef near 81 Francisvie, and extending in the lirec-
ton OF the present travelled road to Woodyille I,
distance Of eleven miles The division will ho
Isu on into suitable sections; and the Enoneet If
me company viii be upon the ground to Give The
neee7aa,y explanations. Atthe same time will be
received, proposals for furnishing the necesssrv ma
'efals for the foranon Of the track, consstino ~
,scan'ungo OF red cypress, cedar or pine, six inches
oy SIX inches IN width, and varying from sixteen
!" loI,y iee' IN length al lengths varying from
each other by four feet Wooden sleepcrs of 80
press, white oak, Locust, cedar, mulberry or willoy
rom TO inches in diameter, and from seven ~
eeh' fee. N length 80" "
IL Inc Southern Planter, at Woodvillo, and
publish the above iii forbid. WIZ
JOHN N. DILLAHUNTY.
% Chief Engineer.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
SHnES AND nOOTS
NOTICE.
Tann.ng & Shoe-Making

Tanning & Shoe-Naking.
THE undersigned having enlarged their TAN
MING ESTABLISHMENT, and moved their
Shoe Manuiacioy TO the CALEDONIA Springs, the
fifm will hereafter be conducted under the name Of
=. McMURTRY a. co.
Who have at present workmen and materials moi
inferior 10 any 10 The state. and would be happy TO
supply their old customers and Others, with any
thing in their line. They intend keeping supply
Of BOOTS g. SHOES, at Mr.. Halls Store IN
Mount Peasani,--and also at Mr. Joseph Setef-
sons in Woodyillc.
SAML. McMURTRY g. Co
March IA, 1882. IL
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NEW GOODS


J. SAUNDERS, next door 10 G.. c. West g. Co
near the Bank fronting The Public Square, offers for
sale, low for cash, or TO punc,ua customers on the
usual terms,
"A Vdrfefy & good assortment
Of new and fashionable goods suitable ior this mar
kei, consisting 10 part Of the following articles;
Super6ue Dress aud Frock Cloth Goats, Vests
and Pantaloons, do. with good assortment Of fall
and winter clothing; Carpciing, Cassinoits, Casi-
merca, Sattinetis, CIrcassans, Lasiings, Bumba-
scns, Bumbazines, red, white and green Flannols,
Wool and Fur Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gloves Riding
Whips & Spurs.
Also--Calico Assorted, Cambricks, rich em-
broidcfed and plain Cape, Gro de Nap, Pamafeen
or Gaudere, Muslin g. Blond Cause Fancy Hand
kerchiefs, Black, White, Bobt aud Blond Cause
Wells, Bobi Lace, French Muslins and Ginghams,
Book, Null, Jackonei q Swiss Musns, Edgeings
lnsertnps, nch Embroidered Muslin and Bobi
Capes, Saiiins, Black Italian I.astings, Sinshaw,
Black col Plain and Figured Gro de Nap Silks,
Satin Brilliant, Gro de Orleans, Cause dc Chinn.
Maraboui Ganse, col. Florences Assorted Hossie-
~ Ponqee and German Silk Handkerchiefs.
Aiso-Crockcry Glass and Hardware, Grocer
les, Medicines, Pcrlumeries, AlcCassar aud Bears
Oil, Dunstable's Leghorn, Silk Bonnet Trimmings,
with many other articIest 200 tedious to mention.
fle hopes 10 receive share Of public patronage
Ibis friends, and persons visiting Woodvile, with
view Of purchasing goods will End !, 10 their
interest 90 call and examine for themselves
Noodvlle, epiember g. 1899 80
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

JIM, aged about % or % years.
yellow complexion, 5 feei 9 inches
h'gh-1has a while spot about 3Iq
inches below his right nipple and an
pears TO have been much whipped ~,
his buttocks. jim had on when com
mitled linen drillina r,,,sla"' '''eu 0o"'
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NOTYCE-

NOTICE.
- COMMITTED to the Jail ofAmil
20 county, Mississippi, on ibe aoIb Sea-.
~ 1889, by Charles Davis. Esor. ne
IN gro man by the name Of WATSON
~ aged about 92 years-dark eompu.
- - lon-branded in the forehead wR tp
,'ueis "i,n l0oNng something like |. B-also bnnde
bad 'ns 30 aopse % 'he len nipple-5 feet inches hgh
Ioono hau On @ when committed cotton Shirt linen p5p,
s Io uuu nad with him uniform cloth short coal
miles from Baton Rouge, Ia.--snys I Jo5osons ,o .
selseer's name is Joel-says a Mr. Lewis who us
oO"oeInea ooaoeea with Mr.. Townsend in negro trading
purchased him for Mr. Johnson-he Also saws ih1
10 Io"llson does not live on the plantation from sb
cb.rao. ~ owner Of SAID negro is requested to pg
charges and take him out Of Jail
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff s. Iaild
T;ho.,, Amite County, Mississippi
-.oeI'y' Amte county, Mi, Sept 80, 1889. ID