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" admitted, it will bv bHt a bstinnibS
Tho result we all know.

" admitted, it will bv but q bseinnibS
the result we all know.
think the law makes il the duty Of the
Trustees oftownships to make provisions
lor the support Of the poor under all cir.
cumstances-unless the county has adop
Ted the POorhodse System, (which this
county has not:) 10 that case the whole
provision for The poor. becomes legally
the duty OF tho Commissioners Of the
county; and the Trustees of townships
cease their supervision in the case. Per
haps, the Commissioners think that, By
blending the township and poor tax to-.
ge'her' they may divert the people from
examining into this act OF theirs. This
10 the second time they have resorted 10
this unauthorized tax; it Is now time TO
stop.
Probably they think to Justify the meas
ure under the l4lh Sec. Of the Act. for
the establishment Of poor houses,'' passed
March Sth 1881, which is as follows,
"That the county Commissioners be, and
they are hereby, authorized and empow.
cred in case the ordinary revenue OF the
County ehall prove insufficient for the
support Of the poor, to levy and collect a
poor tax, not exceeding one mill on the
dollar Of the valuation of the property
taxable for State and county purposes, TO
be entered OH the grand list, and eSiiec'
ted as other taxes"
II IS evident that the above sectiOn has
no reference TO the duli ,s Of the CotAhiis.
sioners when poor house is not esIab'
Iished, and cannot apply in the present
ease. The acts OF men in office are al.
lowed 70 be a fit subject of Investigation,
and as such Il is recommended to the no.
tice Of the tax payers Of the county Of
Carroll. If they will permit themselves
to be taxed, and this tax collected with
outAhe authority o: law, he it so} and let
us at once admit that public mon, who
should according to The old opinion be
our servants, are become our masters, q
unaccounlable for their acts to the PeO-
pie. 1.-THE Commissioners will plead the
Ss:aie Of the funds of the county, We all
know how that is; but let them not resort
10 unauthorized taxation TO repIenlsh
them, 1--we expect, or require no more from
them than judicious application Of what
is legally at their disposal; but there lei
them stop. An explanation Of the views
Of law, and sense Of duty, which induced
this tax is expected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
E+Ars ot ONO, / "a
.,CARRotL COUNTY.
CONRT OF COMMON PIE As.

August Term, I63O. 4.
ENEIAS CulIison and Levi Shatfer
"a have applied for the benefit of lh'
"Act for the relief Of insolvent debtors,
aud will present their petitions at The en-
suing term Ol said Govt. ~ 80.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON!
Commissioner Of lHsoltent5.
July 30, 1895.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05
Mr.. ChristJ:-

S'A'' - ~"' 80
Sir-1 noticed In ybar 1ast
number, that few huhle lads have vol.
unteered to say something TO the Demo-
cratic Republicans Of Carroll county,.
the purporl OF which seems to be, that,
they meet on the 56lh Of August; and Sc
lect men who on tho 9th Of the same
inst. shall gotO OarrolIIOn, to assist IN
selecting some person favorable TO Martin
Van Buren, for President, and K. M. john
son for Vice President. Now, through
your paper, would like TO know, what
ought to be done IN townships, where the
Democratic Republicans will not meet, or
where there Is not a sufficient number
friendly to Martin Van Buren,; to hold a
meeting2 May be, a little drilling would
be applicable in those odd townships,
where this may be the Gaze; though |
think the true boys will attend ID that.
In giving this place in your paper
it will GouEer favor on
True REPUBEIdAA.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-08-05

No notes ofa less denomination than
$5 ION banks out Of the State of OhioA
will be taken in, payment. ,,...
DAVID WORKMAN,
Carr6lItGitn, July s2d 1896
FORM FOR ARoAD CERTlFICATE
This I, to certify, that 4. B. has, be.
tween the lst div of APriI and the lst Of
October; performed labor Oh The public
roads, in township, under my
hs ysSr & s .jS Sn si Fs1a ez G %
LARS and - cents.
Dated this -z2 dix Of A. B.
EFF. Supervisor.
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40 Grades assorted Qteepsware, dife
eht sizes. All OF which We offer on act
commOdaling terms. i>A
IT.. .CATCETT K HEA1ON.
WeHspille, June II, 1886.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

lust RECETVED-A supaly Of Hy-
goan Pills and Syrup For sale BY
COMPTON g. JOHNSON.
Rodney, Oct s., 1885. 35-y
sTigaB Books.
Journal OF a VOYAGE ROUND
e THE WORLDLY. n. Reynolds.
WONDERFUL g. ECCENTRIC CHAR
ACTERS-wiih Portraits.
COLTON'S FOUR YEARS IN GREAT
BRiTAiN--in two volumes.
SHIP g. SHORE-by aa Officer OF the
U. S. Navy.
JOURNAL OF FRANCIS ANN BUT
LER-in two volumes.
LAST DAYS OF POAIPElI-by the au-
thor of Pelham.
CROCKET'S TOUR DOWN EAST.
GUY RIVERS.
MAGPIE CASTLE.
BEAUTIES OF WASHINGTON IRVING
POEMS-by WIN. B. Tappan.
SKETCH BOOK OF CHARACTER.
KENTUCKlAN IN NEW Y0RK-by a
VIrgnian.
YEMASSA, A ROlIANCE-by the author o.
Guy Rivers.
TALES g. NOYELS-bv Miss EdgewOrtt
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.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
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Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
NOTICE.

\
TUST RECEIVED AM opened in the
o Store II use lately accupiei by Messrs.
Wilson & Allison, IN Commerce ST., 8 gen
craI assortment of CIR ceries, consisting in
part of Brown, L af and HnvCnna Sus.r,
JCva, Manila, Havana ami ri G flee, I'm
poriql Tea IN chests, anil canisters; Nc
lassos, fNr family use; Mackcrcl in barrels,
half barrels and kits; Shad in half barrels;
P tomac Herring in barrels; Train Oil;
Lamp Cil, comm anil superior; Cognac
and ChamY@ @gne Brandy; Irish, Monongl-
hela, and roctifed whiskey; Mrleira and
Champagne Wines; Peach and Cherry
Brandy, in demijohns; L.ndon Porter
White Wine Vinegar; Sperm candles Buck
wheat meal; Starch; black, white, anJ cay
enne Pepper; Allspico; Ginger; Cinnamon
Mace; Cl vos ;Nutmegs ;chrystalized fruits
Havana sweet meats; Jellies and Marine
lal; Brandy fruits; Marischino, Guinslet
and other c1rdials; Keiswashe; Lemor
Syrup Walnut, Mushroom and Tomat.
Ketchup, London and French Mustard; In
ligo; Table Salt, in small boxes; PotymaC
Oysters, in stono jugs; Figs; Raisons; Al
uon Is; Cranberries; Gunpowder; Sh It
Lea !; Spanish Cigars; with many otho
articles also,No. & 2 LoweIs; Virginiar
cott m; brown and hleached Shirtings ant
Sheetings; Checks; Bed Tick, and Cali
Goes; Trace Chains; Cane and other H pes
Cane knives; cut Nails; ceder buckets AM
pals; Plough lines and led corls, &c.&Jc.
all Of which articles are offered low, f.
cash. JNO. PAYNE.
r lncy, Jan'v. r.. 35. As
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
n ETTERS Testamentary having been
A granted to the undersigned on the es-
tate of Thomas A. ELAN, deceased-Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted IN
said estate to make payment, and those hav-
ing claims will present them within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
ROBERT Y. WOOD.
June 10 lS-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
N'caU Firm.

VNHE business formerly conducted under
u the firm If ]. d. GRIFFIN & c., will lie
continued by the Undersigned under the
firm Of GltIFFING e. CAROTHERS, who
flatter themselves that with q. ~Nou Ossortod
stock If Gools AMI undivided attention t
business n gain a r'odIy portion of public
patronage. J. ID. GltlFFlNG.
THO'S. CAROTHERS,
December, 25, 1885. 46-tf.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

TTLEGANT Pedaned Toilet soaPs,
Ambrosial Lavender, Cologne and
Florida Water, Of superior quality. Anti
soorbu6c Tooih-powder ior ihe Too.h and
Gums, Mix Of Roses, Otto Of Roses, sc.
Just received and for sale (yery low by
GEO. B. BAHLY.
Rodney. NsvI9 l4-v.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01


.wVHE subscfbsu have jusi received
L from New York he following gods,
IN vit,
6 Doabie-ba'd shotguns, from S95 to $50.
6 Single ~ 10 81
6 Pair BoR Pistols, p TO S0.
A few sets Of Ivory-handled
Knives and Forks, from 50 10 40.
40 setts Common 62i cts. % 4.
A fsw sets CaryeTs and Folks.
Table-siecls.
800 POekst-knives, assorted,
from 37i cts. 10 &.
80 cases Razos, 25 to s.
8 dozen Plated Teaspoons.
"a Britannia,
"a Table
6 Plated
80 pair Fine Spurs, (assorted)
2 doz. Flint and Percussion Gun-locks, as
sorted.
Il doz. Single and Double ShOt-belts.
20 lozes Percussion Caps.
2 doz. Fine Brass Stirrups, (neat Patierns)
plated
lG Curb Bits.
90 q Snaffle
Copper Powder Flasks.
2 " Fancy Silver Thimbles.
Pencils.
/ Patent Grid-irons.
l Patent Saw-setis.
8 " Cow-hells.
| Patent Shoe Punches.
An assortment of Socket, MOrtice and Firm
ers Chisels.
Gouges and Round Shank Augers.
Scissors and Shears.
Files.
6 dcz Cotton Plough Lines.
G HES.
f." Garden Hoes and Rakes.
20 pairs hri5 hit Trace-chains.
Snuff boxes,
Pocket h ks and Wallets.
Hat and Hair Brushes.
18th ant Shaving Brushes.
laEstic Raz,r-straPs.
Silver-eyed Needles.
Hooks and Eyes.
Luci(er Matches.
Shoe Backing,
Pallocks.
Wire Stoves.
Manila Dej-cords, &c. &c.
Also, from Ne'O Orleans,
3 Bales "A Lowels.
GRIFFING g. CAROTIIERS.
March IL, 1896.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

ENHE Subscribers have just received a
= teautiful lot f JEWELRY, insisting
of Gentlemen'S aud ladies' fine Coll dnJ
SiIDcr Watches; Breast Pins; Finger Rings
&c. &c. Purchasers are invited to call
and examine them.
KNIGHT g. MEDLEY.
Dec. 4, 1895. d.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
RODNEY LOTS NOR -.

DY virtue of an order oc the Probate
Court Of jefferson County, made az
ihe April Term, 1885, will on the ttird
Moadgy Of June Rerf, on the premises, ex-
pose to public sale, FOUR LOIS, and the
ienements thereon, in the town Of Rodney,
to wit: three los on Magnolia street, oPpo-
site the Bank, fifty feet front and one hun
dred feet back; and Ons lot on Commerce
street, sixty feet front, and running back 10
the river, now occupied by Martin and John
son, Thomas B. Palmer aud Mr.. Graves
this last lot sold subject to the life estate Of
the subscriber provided the sale OF the
whole shall be necessary to pay the debts
ofN. L. BOlldin, dec'J) Terms A credit
of eighteen months. Bonds, with approved
security, required. The title can be seen
by applying to Alex. Montgomery, Esq.
MARIA B0ULDlN,
AdmiaiSrdtrir of ~ L. BOuIdin, decd.
April %, 1886. l2-tjs
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
Fayctte Female Academy.

WVIIE Trustees If the FAYETrz FEMALE
n ACADE'Iv hayo the pleasure to inform
tho Pu1lia tL;., !lo lal. Sesaioa Of .ais l1s!!-
TUT IN will commence on the 30ih Septen-
ber next, under the superintendent Of
Mrs. D. G. There, late Preceptress Of the
" Female Institute" Princeton, (Kentucky).
As Mrs. Ticrc professes to teach every
branch necessary T. t. finished education for
Young LUritvs, sIsv fP's's.~--. - ~
solicit share of public patronage. The
terms of tuition anl artling are as mode
rate in this institu ion as in any other IN
the state Of equnl rank. The students will
be required to furnish their own bed-cloth-
ing and towels. Tho Trustees have no
doubt, from the experience, qualifications
and ability If Mrs. There, that she will be
able to give general satisfaction, she being
educated hy some Of the first teachers in
Europe, and ENJOYING the advantage Of hav-
ing taught for number If years in Europe
and America. Mrs. Tiere will be prepared
to accommodate thJso who may wish to
board with her; the same accommodation
can Re had at F;;yetto, and also short dis
tance from town. The scholastic year, IN
this institution, will be divided into two ses-
sions, of five IN. nths each, the year to COM
mence OH the 30th of September.
NJ student will beTeceived for shorter
time than session. Boarding and Tuition
fee will be required, to be paid to John M.
Whitney, treasurer, in advance, who is also
authorised to give tickets # admission.
J. M. WHITNEY, President of tic
Board of Trustees.
J. H. DUNCAN, Secretary.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Sr' and Writing, Sl9 so
The above, with English Grammar
and Arithmetic, AW
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo
graphy, History and Letter-wri-
ting, %OV
Moral Philosophy, Natural History,
Astronomy, use Of the Globes,
Botany, Rhetoric and Mineralogy, 25 90
Extra Charges.
Music, with the use of instruments, 80 90
Drawing and Painting, 25 90
Fancy Works, Is 90
June II, 1886. l9-5w
N. B. For the convenience of those who
may call in my absence, have authorised
Mr.. James ]. Collier and. Mr.. G 7. Miles,
at the Clerks Office, to deliver tickets Of
admission, and receive tuition fee.
J. M. w.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

stue or Mississippi,l Probate Court, April
jefferson County. Term, A. d. 1880.
HVo ALL PERSONS interested in the
4 lands, tenemenis and heTediIamenls OF
ARvsrEAD B. BRADFORD, dec'ds greeting
You are hereby cited to appear betore the
Probate Court Of said county, at a regular
term thereof to be holden az the Couri
House Of said county, on the fourth Monday
in June next, thea and there to show cause,
If any YOU can, Why said Court should not
then order and decree that a csrtain house
and lot, lying in thetown Of Greenville, and
county aforesaid, belonging to the estate OF
said deceased, be sold. And it is further
ordered, that publication Of thus citaiOa be
made in the GSouthera Telegraph" pub
lished ia Rodney, for six successive weeks
/ certify the above to be true ex1Fac'
from the minutes Of said Court.
@ Witness my hand and seal OF
q said Court this 2slh day Of April,
~ C. T. MILES, D. C.
Ma l3-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

FEM8 T8W 1EEaaT
lust RECEIVED hT iho SUBSCRIBER
% en- assortment Of Superior jewellery
consisting of
Fine Gsoid and Silver Lever Watches
Gold Guard and Fob Chains.
ladies' Gold Guard and Cable Chains.
supeHor Earrings, Finger-rings aud
heasi-pins.
Rssa Rsgs, Gdld and Silver Fencil-cases,
sn5 divers other articles, all Of which be
offers for sale on the usual terms.
T. G. COMPTON.
Rodney, May IS l4-d
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
WTGsStOM House.

Il HE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
the welI-known stand formerly occupied by
T. Il. MURPHY, on Commerce street, re
spectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, thathe is now prepared to ac-
cCmmooale bcarcers ena others uncn terms
rs liberal as ouy in the State. The House
is large and commodious, anl ator2tionsatc
low Icing malc to ren !4r it every way
comfortable tnl convenient. The table
will lie surpliel with every variety that
The market can aG''rd. The STABLES f.!od
with provender of every description; and
no pains shall DO spared IN his part to have
careful and attentive Osters. The BAR
will be furnished with liquors Of the very
Lest quality, both vinous AMI spirituvus.
Having experienced and attentive SER
wants, he cannot but anticipate liberal share
Of the patronage of the public.
NEILE TORY.
Rodney, November /, 1885. 33-H.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
IAST NOTIGE

LAST NOTICE.
a LII persons owing the late firm q
q MONTGOMERY & Ross, are informed
that any accounts and notes not settled be-
fore the lastretnrn day ofthe ensuing Court
viii be put in suit without delay.
MONTGONIERY& ROSS.
Rodney, April 9, 1886. Off
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

X NIGHT 81 MEDLEY have just re-
- cOived, and now offer for sale, an adj
ditional supply Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY;
Also, an assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the season. A superior article
Of Black and Blue Cloths. A large and
well selected lot of Summer Clothing, to-
gether with a supply of Russia, Beaver,
Silk and Palmetto Hats.
June 10 16-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
G. II. Martin & r. J. Johnston.
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELL0Rs AT Law,
RODNEY MlssIssIPPI,
NOTICE.

.TNHE UNDERSIGNED viii continue
to keep on hand, every variety Of
GOODS adarted to this market-and self
cits share Of patronage-which he hopes
to merit, by close application to business
g. the still stronger inducements off CHEAP
GOODS. JNO. A. WATKINS.
March 10, 1885. 5-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
NOTICE.

" y 4 = IL
A LII personsare hereby forwarned from
"a trading for note drawn by A. M.
HolIey in 1884, for fifty dollars, and made
payable to me 18th January, 1885. as said
note has been lost or mislaid 50 that can
not find it. GUY COTTON.
January %, 1888. Soft
F." ATIRESSES--Fc sale by
M ]. U. EVANS.
April %, 1896. lift
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

SrArE OF MIssrssIPPr.( Probate Court, .apnl
Adams County, Ierm' 1885,
DY CONVICTION RAWLINGS, Judge
- 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. 81,
in the plan of The City of Natchez, it eing
lot no and part OF lot no 3 in said square,
us will be more understood by reference
to the division of the Estate Of Richard
King, Sen. deceafed, as well as to the deed
from Samuel and Richard King, to the said
Fleming Wood.
have nominated Richmond BlodsOo,
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 nex
June Term Of said Probate Court the said
Richmond Bledsoe, Cyrus Marsh and James
Stockman, will then be appointed Commis
sioners to make partition, pursuant to ar
act, entitled 'an act concerning the partition
of lands held by coparcenus, joint tenants
and tenants in common"
"Given under my hand this 25th day
of April, 1885,"
G. RAWLINGS,
Judge of Probate Of Adams County.
a.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

41AEEANTINE g. NELSON have on
- hand good assortment Of PRODUCE,
which they will sell low for cash-COrn,
Flour, Whiskey, &c. &c.
May6 l0-u
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

* EORGE ". CARPENTERS cele-
T bratsd compound Fluid kxlaet ol
B1chu. Received a supply Of che above
valuable Medicines, for saiehy
GEO. b. BAYLY.
May 6, 1886. l5-y.
CWAIM'S PANACEA. Buffers Efer-
- vescent Msgnesia, Saratoga q Ginger
Beer Powders. For sale by
T. G. COMPTON.
Inne % 2C-v
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
1ID11TVTSTR4TOR,S NOTICE.

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
HVHE undersigned, having letters OF ad-
II ministration on the estate of JoHN )
NoRR1s, decd, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and those who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OvERAKER, Admir-.
Rodney, April 90, 1885. l2-a
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01

State of Mississippi, PROBATE CovRT, April
Jefferson County. Term, 1886.
ETPON the petition of Victoria Shields,
Guardian Of Joseph ID. Shields, a
minor, one Of the heirs Of William B.
Shields, decd, praying permission to sell a
certain tract Of land, containing THREE
HUNDRED g. NINETY-ElGHT ACRES,
l,eing in the county of Jefferson, in that part
Of said county known as the "Maryland
Settlement" and bounded ny lands owned
by w. G. Harris, Thomas Adams and E..
Skinner-and it being represented to the
Court that it would Re to the interest of said
minor to sell said lot or tract Of land. tits
therefore ordered by the Court that citation
issues to all persons interested in said tract
of land, requiring them to be and appear at
a regular term Of the Probate Court, to be
holden at the Court House, in and for the
County Of Jefferson, on the fourth Monday
in June next, to show cause, If any they
can, why said tract Of land should not be
sold, according to the prayer Of the petit
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SALE.

II will sell, on a credit Of one, two, three,
II four, and five years, my plantation on
the Walnut Bayou, Parish of Concordia,
Louisiana, together with from ten to twenty
likely ccclimated negroes, all field hands,
with all the improvements, &c. on the place,
viz.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
2OO ACRES an OPEN LAND,

with all Lne IMPROVEMENTS NC' oH lIlS l'llSS1
viz:
300 ACRES OF OPEN LAND,
which is in a forward state # preparati n
f.r crop, and will he planted in cotton and
corn, in proper season; $50 acres in cottjn,
and fifty in corn; large new trame'i Gin
and Mill attached, uilt with cast machinery,
with cabins for Negroes &C.; good teams,
horses and oxen; Farming utensils and
Cart, all nearly new; also Corn, Fo der,
Stock Cattle and Hogs, with every thing
complete for business. This tract If land
adioins on Jesse Harper's, and is inferior to
40 tract Of the same size in the state: il
contains nearly
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
and fronts on both sides of the Walnut Bay ou,
upwards of two miles on one side, and a
mile and half on the other; large part
very thinly timbered; the character # this
land is 50 we'll known, that further doscrip-
tion is deemed unnecessary. ANY person
wishing to purchase first-rate cotton farm.
would do well to call, and examine for him
self, as hut few such tracts At land are now
for sale. will also sell tract Of first-rate
cane land, thinIy tinlbered, lying about A II
5 miles off the river, in this parish, if faPpliet
for soon, containing about
$50 Acres,
in which l will give bargain, on long
time.
Apply to the subscriber, living on the
-s1undqway Bayou, Parish of Concorlia
(La.,) or t. J. B. Warren, Rodney; Driggs
Lacoste g. Co, CT Stanton, Buckner & G
Natchez, either Of whom will mike known
the terms. GEO. w. GROVES.
March Is, 1885. 6-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-01
C. RAWLINGS.

~ " AO4A " LII ' N1'0Y
Judge of Probate of Adams County.
April 3D. (Nat. COur. l3-2m.