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7 NhE Subscribers have just received )
: beautiful lot Of JEWELRY, CONSISTING
Of O. GeHtIemea's aud LADIES' fine Gold aao E
S'Iuer Watches; Breast Pins; Finger Rinos
&C. DC. Purchasers are invited Il cal
and examine them. - -
- KNIGHT & MEDLEY.
Dec. 4, 1885. 40
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tLLGAAI Perfumsd Toilet SoaPs,
4 Ambrasial Lareodet Cologne and
flpl42 faiefi OF superior quality. Auh-
ecuFbaHe looih-powder tor iha Teeth and
Gums, ALlk of Roses, Otto Of Roses, sc.
Just received and for sale (very iow) by
GEO. B. BATLT.
Rodney, May l3 l4-y.
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sN'eaD FErara.

EHHE business formerly conducted under
= the firm off. d. GRIFFrN g. Co., will be
continued by the undersigned under tile
firm Of GRlFFlNG g. CAROTHERS, who
fiatter themselves that with well assorted
stock of Goods and undivided attention to
business to gain goodly portion of public
patronage. J. d. GRIFFING.
THO'S. CAROTHERS
December, 25, 1885. 4G-tf
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NOTICE


UST RECEIVED and opened in the
sH Store House lately occupied by Messrs.
Wilson d Allison, on Commerce st. a ren-
eral assortment Of Groceries, consisting in
part OF Brown, Loaf and HAVANA Sugar
Java, Manila, Havana and Rio Coffee, I'M
perlai Tea IN chests, and canisters; Mo-
lasses, for family use; Mackerel in barrels.
half barrels and kits; Shad in half barrels;
Potomac Herring in barrels; Train Oil;
Lamp Oil, common and superior; Cognac
and Champagne Brandy; Irish, Mononga-
hela, and rectifed whiskey; Madeira and
champagne Wines; Peach and Cherry
brandy, in demijohns; London Porter.
White Wine Vinegar; Sperm candles Buck.
wheat meal Starch; black, white, and cav
enne Pepper; Allspicc; Ginger; Cinnamon
Mace; Cloves ;Nutmegs ;chrystalized fruits
tlayanna sweet meats; Jellies and Marine
lad; Brandy fruils; Marischino, Guinslet
and other cordials; Keiswashe; Lemon
Syrup Walnut, Mushroom and Tomat,
Ketchup, London and French Mustard In
digo; Table Salt, in small boxes; Potoma,
Oysters, 10 stone jugs; Figs; Raisons; All
nonds; Cranberries; Gunpowder; Shot
Lead; Spanish Cigars; with many otbe
articles also,No. | g. 2 Lowels; virginia.
cotton; brown and bleached Shirtngs AM
Sheetlngs; Checks; Bed Tick. and Cali
Goes; Trace Chains; Cane and other Hoes
Cane knives; cut Nails; ceder buckets an
pals; Plough lines and bed cords, &c. &c
all Of which articles are offered low q
cash. JNO pAVNr
i Rodney, Jan'Y. I. 1895. -
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aHEaH HOOKS
HOURRAL OF A VOYAGE ROUND
e THE W0RLD-byJ. n Reynolds,
WONDERFUL s. ECCENTRIC CHAR
ACFERS-wilh Portraits.
COLT0N'S FOUR YEARS IN GREAT
BkllAtA--in two volumes.
SHIP &. SH0RE-by an Oficer Of the
u. s. Navy.
JOURNAL or FRANCIS ANN BUT
LER-in two volumes.
LAST DAYS OF P0MPEII-by the au-
thor Of Pelham.
CRoCKET'S TOUR DOWN EAST.
GUY RIVERS.
MAG9IE CASTLE.
BEAUTIES OF WASHINGTON IRVING
POEAlS--by Wm. B. Tappan. ,...
SKETCH BOOK OF CHARACTER.
KENTUCKfAN IN NEW YORK-by a
Virginian.
YEMASSA, a RomANcE--by the author oi
Guy Rivers. atr
TALES g. NOVELS--by Miss Edgeworth
ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY.
Also: variety of School BoOks-all of
which are offered for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms by GEORGE B, BAYLY.
Dec Is, 1885. 45-y.
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RODNEY LOTS F0R SALE.

HbY virtue Of an orier Of the Probate
I'D Court Of jefferson County, made al
lhe April Term, 1896, viii on the tkird
NORaay Of Jaae Rerf, on the premises, ex-
pose to public sale, FOUR LOTS, aud the
tenements thereon, in the town Of Rodney,
to wit; three lots On Magnolia street, oppo-
site The Bank, fifty feet froat and enc hun
dred feet back; aud one lot on Commerce
street, sixty feet front, and running back 10
the river, now occupied by Martin and John
son, Thsmas D. Palmer aud Mr.. Graves
this last lot sold subject to the lie estate Of
The subscriber ppyided the sale Of the
whole shall be necessary to pay the debts
ofN.L. Bouldin, dee'd) TEaMs "A credit
Of eighteen months. Bonds, with approved
security, required. The title can be seen
BY applying 10 Alex. Montgomery, Esq.
eee e MARIA BOULDlN,
Administratrir Of ". L. BouIdia, deed.
April %, 1886. l2-tds
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TWHE Undersigned, adminislralof Of ihs
~ estate 0f Em1iB1ru CoEEarts, deed
wall present bis account Tor final settlement
aud allowance, uttde next June Terra ef ihe
Probate Court Of Jefferson county.
WILLIAM WHITNEY.
F,yette, April 26, 1896. l2-8w
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.KEGmstOss House.

4 HE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
the well-known stand formerly occupied bv
L. ID. MURPnY, on Commerce street, re
specially informs his friends and the pub
nc generally, thathe is now prepared to ac-
commodate boarders and others upon terms
as liberal as any in the State. The House
IS large and commodious, and alterations are
low being made to render it every way
comfortable and convenient. The table
will be supplied with every variety thai
the market can afford. The STABLES filled
with provender Of every description; and
no pains shall be spared on his part to have
careful and attentive Ostlers. The BAR
will be furnished with liquors of the very
best quality, both vinous and s2irituous.
\ Having experienced and attentive ser.
wants, he cannot but anticipate liberal share
OF the patronage Of the public.
NEILE TORY.
Rodney, November l, 1885. 39-tE.
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State Of Mississippi, ! PRoBATE CoURT, Apri
Jefferson County. Term, 1886.

State Of Mississippi, PRoBATE CoURT, April
Jefferson County. Term, 1886.
TTPON the petition of Victoria Shields,
Guardian of Joseph d. Shields, a
minor, one Of the heirs Of William B.
Shields, decd, praying permission to sell
certain tract of land, containing THREE
HUNDRED g. NINETY EIGHT ACRES.
being il the county Of Jefferson, in that part
Of said county known as The aMaryiand
Settlement" and bollnded by lands owned
by w. G. Harris, Thomas Adams and R.
skinner it being represented to the
Court that It would be to the interest Of said
minor to sell said LOT or tract Of land. Il is
therefore ordered BY the Court that citation
issues to all persons interested in said tract
Of land, requiring them to be and appear al
a regular term Of the Probate Court, 10 be
holden at the Court House, in and for the
County of Jefferson, on the fourth Monda,
in June next, to show cause, If any the,
can, why said tract Of land should NOT bc
sold, according to the prayer Of the peti
toner.
! certify the above to be true and cor
rect extract from the minutes Of said court.
ii testimony wheresf. / hav,
hereunto set my hand and seal q
Jsaid Court, at Fayeae, this 25lI
day Of April, 1886.
G. 4. MILES, D. C7crk.
April 20, 1886. l2-tf
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ADlTINISTRATORiS NOTICE,

ri ETTERS Of administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned at the
April Term, 1885, Of the Probate Court Of
jefferson County, on the estate of STEPHEN
FoRNAN, deed, all persons indebted q
said estate are hereby notified % come for
ward and make mediate settlement. and
all those having claims against the estate
are requested to present them within the
time prescribed by law or they will be for
ever barred.
JOHN QUICKER, Adm'F.
April %, 1885. l2-6m.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

GSTUART, & COCHRAN, have Just re-
~ ceiyed lot afsuperior WEST INDIA
Preserves, Cranberry, Raspberry and othe
JAMS, Pickles Pepper Sauce &c. 70
sale low. April ist, 1896. s-v
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

DALLANTINE g. NELSON have on
- hand a good assortment of PRODUCE,
which they viii sell low for cash-Corn,
Flour, Whiskey, &c. &c.
May 6 l3-tf
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STATE or MIssrsslPPI.( Probate Court, .4prtl
Adams County. Term, 1886.

Adams County. Term, 1886.
RY COVINGTON RAWLINGS, Judge
u Of the Probate Court for the County
and State aforesaid, notice is hereby given,
that an application to me, by Fleming
Wood Of the County and State aforesaid,
who claims an undivided half part of that
portion Of land awarded and set otto Esther
King, in the division Of her fathers Estate !:
Situate, lying and being in square No. 80,
in the plan Of the City Of Natchez, il being
lot no and part Of lot no in said square,
as win be more understood by reference
TO the division Of the Estate Of Richard
King, Sen. deceased, as well as to the deed
from Samuel and Richard King, to the said
Fleming Wood.
/ have nominated Richmond Bledsoe,
Cyrus Marsh and James Stockman, Com
missioners to divide the said parcel Of land
into two equal shares or parts; unless pro
per objections are stated, to me at the next
June Term of said Probate Court, the said
Richmond Bledsoe, Cyrus Marsh and James
Stockman, will then be appointed Commis.
AioneIs to make partition, pursuant to an
act, entitled "an act concerning the partition
nf lands held by coparcenus, joint tenants
and tenants in common
GGiven under my hand this 25th day
OfAPril, 1885,"
G. RAWLINGS, 2
Judge Of Probate.of Adams County.
April %. Nat. Cour. l3-2m.
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REDEs wAmTT :!
.N'elU GOOGEs--.N'eaU Goods!

SVtlU NUUftS""sVIea GFOO6S!
ENHE undersigned has just received di-
= rect from New YoRK, a handsome as
soriment of
SPRING & SUMNER CLOTHING,
which he offers for sale on accommodating
terms; and, truly thankful for the fayors
heretofore extended to him by the public, he
respectfully solicits continuation of then
patronage. A general invitation is given Il
the public togiyeh him call.
ea' AH9 BENZ. CAMPBELL.
Rodney, March 30, 1886. ell.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
NO OTICE.

LAST NOTICE
~ persons owing the late firm of
Il. MoNTcoMERv q Ross, III Informed
tnat any accounts and notes not settled be-
loIe she last return day Of the ensuing Court
VIII ne put ~ suit without delay.
MONTGOAERYSz ROSS.
Rodney, April 8, 1885. Off
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among which are the folIowing,-- q.
Black LustFing and Sinchaw Silks, Dam
ask printed Florine d.; striped do; Parish
AMI do; fg'd. d.; Moassalino do; fg'd
Gro. De Nap. do; Black Chalis; French
Mushns; worked Musl;ns and Lace, collars
and capes; iaconet aud thread olgings and
lustrings; English lace; Tuscan Hats; cash
mere Venitian crown do. green blond gauze
wells; Pongee, fagg and bandanna handker-
chiefs; Spittlefeld, black leyantine and
linen cambrick do; fancy dress do; black
and white silk hose black and white silk
gloves; Berlin and castor do; superior
French dc. satin top do; velvet bands, vel
vet ribbons gauze bonnets do; guard do. /;
superior black silk velvet; black Tabby do. |;
bordered tatly parasols; embroidered do;
Bingham umbrellas; sup. taffy do; gum
susPenders; band boxes; Palm leaf Hats;
&c. &c. GRIFFING g. CAROTHERS.
Rodney, April 6, 1886. 9--y
?. S. Woare. also, Just receiving a fine
assortment Of SHOES and BOOTS, Span.
ish Cigars, Honey-dew Tobacco, &c.
6. G.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
DR. GEO. S. aURBRTDaE,

Ia. WEU. ;. Hua6h4III,
8 AYING permanently located in Rod
A ney. tenders his professional servi-
ces to its citizens and vicinity. He will al
tend punetually to all cases entrusted to his
care. His Office is the same as that occu-
pied by G. T. Martin.
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

lust RECElFED,-4 erppiy 81 Hy-
gean Pills and 5Ymp fof sale bY
COMPTON E JOHNSON.
Rodney, Oct IS, 1888. Ss-y
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES
For SALE

PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SALE,
will sell, on a credit Of one, two, three,
= four, and five years, my plantation on
the Walnut Bayou, Parish of Concordia,
Louisiana, together with from ten to twenty
likely acclImated negroes, all field hands.
with all the improvements, &c. on the place,
viz:
300 ACRES OF OPEN LAND,
which is in forward state of preparation
for a crop, and will be planted in cotton and
corn, in proper season; $50 acres in cotton,
and fifty in corn; large new framed Gin
and Mill attached, built with cast machinery.
with cabins for Negroes, &C.; good teams.
horses and oxen; Farming utensils and
Cart, all nearly new; also Corn, Fodder.
Stock Cattle and Hogs, with every thing
complete for business. This tract Of land
adioins on Jesse Harper's, and is inferior to
no tract of the same size In the state: i
contains nearly
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
and fronts on both sides Of the Walnut Bay Oh
upwards Of two miles on one side. and 1
mile and half on the other; large par
very thinly timbered; the character Of thi.
landis 80 well known, thata further descrip
tion is deemed unnecessary. ANY persol
wishing to purchase iirst-Tate cotton farm
would do well to call, and examine for him
self, as but few such tracts Of land are nov
for sale. will also sell tract Of frstrat
cane land, thinly tinibered, lying about 4 0
5 miles oifthe river, in this parish, II apple
for soon, containing about
4 $50 Acres,
10 which viii give bargain, on lon
/ time.
i Apply to the subscriber, living on III
Roundaway Bayou, Parish Of Concord,
La.,) or to ]. B. Warren, Rodney: Brieg
Lacoste g. Co., or Stanton, Buckner 81 b,
Natchez, either Of whom will make know
the terms. GEO. w. GROVES.
March Is, 1886. 6-0
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24
REFERENCES,

S. ?. YAsDrLL, NJ. D. LEXINGTON Ky
T,F; s Il MGss9r, Ex'T. N. n p p GEORGETOWN, Ky
Gro. w. SnlrH, NJ. D. YLoUIsVILLE, KY,
Rodney, April s, 1885. Off
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: - - z %ZD1S%N5S
DRUGS, &c.

elEa VE0lIE SUBSCRIBER has reco
u we'd and offers for sale at the
old stand of Savage g. BayIy, ION
. the usual credit of - MONTHS the
following assortment of FRESH MEDL
GIN ES, Drugs, Psints, and Fancy Goods.
CaIomc, best Amer .I ..
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

L u =
80 by lho subscriber
,'meni of superior Jewellery,
-eas Cola and Silver Lever Watches.
Gell Guard and Fob Chains.
ladies' Goid Guard and Cable Chains.
Superior Eaenngs, Fingeg-rings and
Bseasspius.
Bead Bags, Gold and Silver Pencil-oases,
aad divers ether ar.icles, al Of which he
Offers fer salo on the usual terms
T. 6. COMPTON.
Rodney, May IS li-'f
Southern telegraph., 1836-06-24

E Wiz highly improved Patent STRAW
- CUTTERS, Just received, and ior sale
BY JAMES & BAYLY.
Sept. Is, 1895, 33-v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16

believed, suffered severely but to canho
br ascertained, those disabled BY our tire were 'o'e
In cosn1 This report feel great pleasure in expressing
officers present the high sense entertained by us {" le
unrenit,ed cxer,ons ri Mr. George Center, ciiH'h VI
,h;s nl,p in rendering every assistance in his power
h,l -. Ls Wounded and tie well amongst cur lro"ps,
not onv on the day of engagement with the enemy,
hn ,t Ell times cannot too highly applaud his generous
and dsinteresled conduct.
/ am, sir, with much respect,
Your Ubedient servant,
K. 3. LEE,
Brt. Captain, Sd .7rtlEcry.
His Excellency, Gov. CALL,
COmtranting in. Chief .irmY q Florida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16
ssiggpT''s Prize Office.

Half Ticket ii % 3D. the capital of $4,000, sold by
Bigger, was presented By gentleman from North Ca
rona and paid usual, at sight, at Fortunes Lounge
-Biggers Office.
More Good Luck n, Fortunes Lounge.
Drawing of the Virginia Alonongaia Lottery, E1, No. s.
3 II Al 10 Is 81 Is 81 So 20
Whole ticket Nos. 10 l3 % prize of $500
Do. do Is Is 20 = q $50
Both sold and paid by BIGGER.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 80,
I5G 66 % j 81 81 9 IS 80
Half ticket Nos. 3 81 80, 4 Capital Prize of $500
Quarter I" 4 4 %, s; 500
DO. G.. s % 90, &" 900
Were all sold and and paid and be at Fortune
Lounge, BIGGERS OFFICE.
Tickets in the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class A.
for the 10Th Of October-SG0,OOO Capita-also, in the
Wheeling Lottery, for the 9th inst, 81, 000-and in all
legally authorized Lotteries under the management Of
d. 5. Gregory II Co, be had in the usual great va
rirty Of fortunate NUMBERS at Biggers Exchange and
Lottery Office Richmond.
:S20,000 and 10 81 800.
Maryland State Lottery Class, No. IS, to draw Sep
TENDER 5, 1896.
Is Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Capitalist Of $50 O00 s. 900, $4,000, So G45,
10 of 500. |, 900
Tickets S3-halves 50 50-quarters 81 Is.
Orders meet the promp, attention, when address.
ed 10 THOMAS b. BIGGER,
August lG T29-1t Richmond Ha.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16

RgARSIIALLS FOR RENT.-Ths plantations situated in the
county of King William, the Pamnnkey River, the neigh
Dabncy's Ferry, the head Of will be
rented Wednesday, the 3st nst the premises II contains
COG Of und aad inferior firm the river: well
adapted culture wheat and cottonThe will
allowed privilege Of seeding small this fall This
all the advantages Pamunky low grounds without
uuy the risk usually attended the overflow
ing from res,cs CHARLES l.. c. PAGE,
administrator Of John F. Page deeeGssd
August 10 30,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16
Er,rQcs If letter TO Mr Editor, dated
TIE CREEKS.
Estract Of letter rOm Mr. s. ~ 1ompkins, to his bro
McT-in taw, IN this county. datcd
- -, AL I,,1,,

"STEwARr CorNTr, 18th July, 1886.
"Times are very serious in this county. We had a
fight here on Sunday, with company of Indians which
had crossed the river and making their way Flo
rida Mother and The girls had been at home about an
hour when they heard The firing about me off; they
fled to Lpmpkn and staid that night, but have re-
turned home, very much alarued The Indians were
victorious in that fight. The whites had four killed,
who were left the field to the mercy of the savages
Thomas Williams was killed Mondsg, in fight with
the same Indians below where he lived-his wife and
children are with U.s. mach afflicted
"Jernisan has overiaken the Indians again, and whip
ped hes bad-killed ID dead the field and took two
prisoners The rest nude their escape but our folks
are pursuing them yet. The number Of Indians is net
known bal supposed to be not less than 50O-some
men and children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16

So, appears, it was AL ncupatoy letter from Gle.
neral Jcsup, which he authorized To be shown to the
President, that produced The recall of Gen Scott from
the Creek Nation. Gen. Jcsap had better have waited
whether his laurels Exc to he any tile
grecner at the close Of the campaign before he attempt
ed 10 cast blight upon th"se OF his superior In
opinion he will find it difficult 10 retain the popular
breeze in mis- favor it easy 10 it against
Scott--DGcon {G) Telegraph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16

Dear Sir-IIc election is and gives us the FIRST
victory rccol!ect for the last twelve years At the close
Of every Gu:crnatcal election the Opposition have
Row they give up because none of the large counties Of
Fayclle, Clark Madison, Grard, Shelby: Bourbon, and
Mason have done for them well as in - aud %
except Madison; and this falling of produces The panic
among the enemy, and i, cheering 10 our friends
IL. L Z LL.tLG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-16
GLORIOUS NEWS!
FRA$KFoET, August ], 1856

.Ne$SrS. E!Nlr y TIrcs:
Gemtlemlcn-We have met the ercEIy, and they are
ours. After three days hard fighting, the encny sur
rendered at discretion. hut not until eir ammunition
was entirely exhausted that is 10 say, these many We
haze prisonrrs MeSsrs Brown, Criilenden and EiaiI
Smooth alias &. S. Moricad Sergeant Vest. and Cor
pora Hodges, and lots of priyatcs Here follows le vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

EDUNAWAY IN JAlL-Commit,ed to the Jail of
EA, Albcnarlc county, on the 18th of December last
negro man named Bennett, who says he belongs to
Thomas Hunley, of Amherst county, Va.-Said negro
about Is years of age dark complexion FIVE feet one
high stout made, and had on when committed, dark
cloth coat, and brown jean pantaloons--no marks or
scars discovered The of said negro requested
TO come forward prove property pay charges and take
him away, or he will be dealt with the law directs
VIM. WATSON
Tailor .7Gcmarls county,
March r. 102-w3m