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Stray SHEEP.

-----,sSN CAME into the enclosure of the
G#a.2yA4 Ssubscriber aid taken up, Wesher
A}}1<TY SHEEP and Ewe--the wethers
shA.s4 - have the end of both ears cut of,
a slit ia the left-lhe eve has the right ear cut
off with slit. The owner is requested to
take them away and pay charges.
GALUSHA BABCOCK.
Putney, Dec. ~, 1886. lss
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Commercial Aarerti.
Anti-slavery Notice.

The third Anniversary Of the Vermont Anti
Slavery Society will be held al brandon IN
February next. There will be public exercise 90
on Tuesday, the l4th, at O'Clock in the eve
ming. The Society's annual session will com
inence on Wednesday, the 18th, at o O'Clock
A. ID, and continue through the 9th day'
By direction of the Executive COMMITTEES az
the VI. A. S. Soc. '''''ss -
/ JONA. A. ALLEN, Sec,ry.
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NOTICE.

Nv HEREAS my son LUTHER, has abb
" seconded from me and refuses to obey
my orders,-This is to forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting him on my account, for
will pay no debts Of his contracting.
Monroe, Dec. Q5. 1886. DANIEL, GORE
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A t the OLD STAND adjoining the Bridge,
IN may be found on hand or made al shorl
notice, any article in the CABINET FURNITURE
LINE; also Chairs of all kinds, from about
Sl8 to 40 cents each. The Shop has been
recently new fitted up and the Machinery en-
larged and much improved, which will enable
the subscriber TO sell at as low prices as can
be purchased al any other place Of the same
quality.
nFChairs al Wholesale and Retail.
MArrREssrs for BInter Beds on hand--of
the first quality.
N. b. Wanted Immediately, few thou
sand feet Of seasoned Slitwork for Bedsfeads
Also, few thousand feet "a in. Bass Boards
ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
June l6 1886. tf41
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}. ii. & w. III. ESTERBROOK.
and will carry on the above mentioned bust
ness in No. Brick Row, Brattleboro. And
will keep constantly on hand general assort-
ment of CoPrER, Trs, and HoLLow WARE.
SrovEs, SHEET lRos, &c. &c. Their work
and materials will be OF the best possible Quail
TWILL be promptly executed and delivered.
aud VIII be sold AZ as low prices as can be any
where obtained Their assortment of Stoves
will include all the most approved yar;e,ies,--
and among the rest the CosicAL. the Ror.ay.
CosANr'ss PARKER's, and GRovER's; besides
many other patterns Of Box and PARLouR
SrovEs.
J. II. ESTERBRoOK.
w. ii. ESTERBROOK.
Braitleboro. Nov. 80, 1886. "a
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.NORUS .HULTIC.AULIS
SEED.

Hx]&A THE subscriber, as agent for
<5 = Samuel Whitmarsh, offers for
s#YF salethe seed of genuine
- MORUS MULTICALUS
imported through France from the Philippine
Islands, Enormously supposed to have been
raised IN France and selected for Mr.. w. by
agents in whom he has implicit confidence. Il
VIII be sold IN ounce papers al SIS, 90 per paper.
orders postpaid directed 10 the subscriber will
be duly attended to-
c. p. HUNTINGTON, Agent
The above seed is offered with confidence
as the genuine Morus Multicaulis, the growth
lippine Islands, from whence the tree was
originally taken to Europe. The vitality Of
me seed Is warranted, having been fully tested
y my own green house since its arrival, and
terminating perfectly. II is well known tha,
The Multicaulis seed raised in France has de-
by mixing with other SORTS. This
'eed comes from source not liable to thar
SAM'L WHITMARSH.
Northampton, Ms. Dec. Ia, 1886. 3ml5
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H.4RDW.4RE GOODS.

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OYSTERS.

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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04
SIIERlFF,S SALE.

Daniel Myers ,Amito Circuit Court,
rk vs., FL K 70, 70 April Term 1857
10y virtue of the within dated writ OF
Il Fl. Fa. to me directed ! shall ex-
pose public sale, at the door of the Court
house at Liberty, on the first Monday IN
April next, all the right, title and interest
of Thomas Keen to the following desert
bed tract or parcel Of land, to-wit; the
fractional part of section AZ, Township =
Range East, adjoining the lands OF H. A.
Neeiey on the Northwest, and the lands
Of William McKoy on the South, contain
ing one hundred and twelve acres more or
less, lying and being in the county Of
Amite, levied on as the property OF SAD
defendant to satisfy plaintiffs demand
and cost.
CHARLES w. MCKNIGHT, SW,
BY w. II. SPILLMAN, Dept. ShB'
Feb. 90, 1887. &C l3-4
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NEW GOODS.

NORWOOD g. BRAMBLET, thank
y full for past iavours, respectfully
beg leave to inform the citizens OF Liberty
and Amite County, that they have IN addl-
ion to their former stock, just received
and are now opening large and splendid
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods,
Saddles, Cutlery, Groceries d Queens
ware,-coonsisting in part OF the follow
ing articles, viz
READY MADE CLOTHlNG,-Peter.
sham & Gum Elastic Overcoats, Camblet
Wrappers, Ladies' Cloaks, &C.; Dress q
Frock Goats, Cloth, Cashmere 81 Satnel
Pants, Silk, Velvet, Valencia and Swans
down Vests, Boys Pants & Vests, Negro
Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
WOOLENS,--Blankets, Flannels, Ian
sey, Merino, Circassian, Bombazett, &c,
Merno, Thibet g. Chally Shawls, Dress
Handkerchiefs, sc.
SlLKS,-French, Naples & Swiss Ores
Silk, plain, figured, red, white and fancy
Pongee Pocket Handkerchief, Flag u Cot
ton ditto.
! STAPLE g. FANCY GOODS,--MiS
white Cotton Drilling, Cottonade, Oh
Cloth, Plaid, Brown and Bleached Domes
tic; variety of Prints of the latest anc
most improved fashions; Cotton q Worst
cd Ladies' q Misses Hose, Gentlemen q
Boys 1-2 Hose, sc,
| SADDLERl saddles, Brides, Mar
tingales, Saddle Bags, Bride Mountlngs
&c; Drivers, Planters, and Twig Whips
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Gum Elastic Over
shoes, &c.
GROCERIES,--Brown & Loaf Sugar
Tea, Paper, Spice, Ginger, Alum, Salts
Copperas, Tobacco, Powder, Shot, DC.
All of the above named articles, wit
great variety of others, TOO tedious +,
mention, will be sold low to Punc'oat Gus
toners. A liberal deduction will be made
for cash in hand,
Liberty, Dec. 26, 1885, s
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04
State Rights Exposition,
70 be edited and published D.

10 be edtted ana published by
DRs. w. M. GREEN e. JAMES HAGAN
The great growing resources of MISS,
sippi and the rapid increase of wealth
population and business, seem to demand
another paper in this CITY
The political charac + of this pape,
will be ind dictated by its t f. c. 1t will adyo
cate the great principle of State Rights
and State Remedies, an announce, from
the watch tower, every ncroachment Of
the Federal Government on the right Of
the States and the Liberties of the People
! BY frequent recurrence TO first principle,
and the doctrines taught by the trainers q
the Constitution, II viii endeavor to i'm
part clear views OF the federal compact
thatthe People may be enabled to work
and prepared 10 resist the advances ofdes
potism and corruption.
/ Tue peculiar institutions OF the South,
and the present orlsls, require energy, in
telngence and organization on The part d
/ the People. The wealth and luxury Of
Rome only stimulated the rapaclty and
ayarice of the northern barbarians. We
must not only, individually, become &C.
qualnted with the rights and Interests q
the South, but we must effect such union
of leellng-such d physical organlzatiun
as viii delay the bold schemes OF lanai.
clsm and the wiles OF treacherous dems
gogues; and tran smit TO posterlty our ge
rious Institutions, pure as we received
them from the hands OF our toreiathers.
Though are times and clrcumstanCs
when the laws may be dispensed with and
summary punishment be resorted to;ye
we are convinced that Lynch law has b.
come too common all over the country /
has excited furious and sangu!nary Sk
rit, at war with civilization, and injuries
to the prosperity and happiness of oG
common country. 1t has in many cases
enabled individuals to wreak vengeaMs
for private grieis, at the expense Oiae
peace and order of the community, @
the life probably OF the innocent. Tie
Sentinel will uphold the majesty oil the
laws, believing thaG they ought only TO Be
dispensed with IN extreme cases, Whtl
} public liberty and lie are threated by@
ranized bands OF conspiration.
The Sentinel will endeavor to presel
its readers with such views as will aid ID
developing the resources ana increasing
the wealth and prosperity oil the State
Its columns will be open at all times to TIKI
mechanic as well as the Merchant or Plan
rte and every class oil citizens when thel
, rights and interests are assailed, can PIT
: sent their grievances to the public throug
the Sentinel.
, A portion of the paper will be devote
to literature, notice OF new works, &c.
. A portion of Advertising and Job wOt
expected,
The paper willissue as soon as REQUEST
number of subscribers shall be obtained
TERMS, So per annum if paid in al
vance, or Sc at the end Of the year.
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NOTICE.

N ETTERS of administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned,
on the estate of William Morris, decd,
by the Honorable the Probate Court OF
Amite county, at the February Term
37;-Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons indebted to said estate to make I'M
mediate payment, and all those having
claims against the same, to present them
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
P.B. VAN NORMAN, Admir-.
March 7, 1887. l4-7
Printers Fee, SO 90
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PRODUCE AND GROCERIES.
BARRELS mess and prime
lSO Pork.
600 kegs Of Lard.
253 barrels mess Beef.
so barrels Of Whiskey, "rectifed."
90 barrels old MonongaheIa, do.
1850 barrels Molasses.
90 cases Cordials assorted.
IS hhds. and 40 bbls. first rate Sugar.
so bags Of Coffee.
80 boxes Goldfish.
IT'S bbls. & bb!s. Mackcrel, all Nos
10A barrels shad.
SO boxes Herrings.
2O4 kegs Duponts Powder.
90 boxes Spermacet Candles.
so bags Of Shot.
500 gallons winter Sperm Oil,
together with Rice, Baisins, Spices, Pre-
serves, Brandy, Gin, Rum. Wines of all
kinds in casks and bottles, Garden Seed.
from Laudriies warranted" coarse anc
fine Salt, Stationary, &c.
" constant supply Of Bagging, Rope
and Twne.
For sale at the Bayou Sara landing by
JOHN c. MORRIS.
February 20, 1887 1873.
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NOTICE.

u ETTERS of administration having
Il been granted to the undersigned al
thu January Term, 1887, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the estate Of
William Baker, deceased, Notice is here
by given to all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment, and all
those having claims against the same, to
present them duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
MARY J. BAKER, Adm'r.
Ednusry 81, 1897. 81
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned commissioners who
woe appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court of Amte county, at the
January Term, 1887, to examine and au
dit claims against the estate OF Wis''aM
Bachelor. deceased, reported insolvent
will meet at the store Of Hudson d Gun
nv. on the last Saturday in each month
for 3 the ensuing six months, at which tlmt
those interested can attend II they thlnf
proper. ,,r
JOHN GUNBY, Co MRS
+. d. ATKINSON,l
January "a, 1887. 81
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NOTICE.

NOI1CE.
u ETTERS of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the January Term, 1887, of the Probate
Court of A.aito oeen.y, the estate Of
Angus Wilkinson, deceased, Notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment
and all those having claims against the
same, to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
CATHARINE WILKINSON, Admr
January 81, 1887. ~
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NOTICE.

NNHE partnership heretofore existing
h under the firm of A. Hope & Co.
was dissolved on the 18th February, 1887,
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to said firm are hereby requested to make
immediate payment to Abner Hope alone,
and all persons having demands aguinst
the concern will please present their claims
to him, as the settlement and liquidation
of the business is committed to Mr.. Hope.
DAVID GORDON.
ABNER HOPE,
HolmesviIe, Pike Co. Mi. Feb. 90, 1887
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-04-04
TEXAS.
War Department, Dec. 10, 1886.
GENERAL ORDERS"
TEXAS.

GENERAL ORDERS"
ENROM information received at this
Department, it appears that many
persons in this Republic, and also in the
United States Of America, are wearing the
Uniform and Military badge Of the Army
and Navy OF Texas, without the warrant
Of a commission from the Government,
and have thus llcentious and unprincipled
conduct and many impositions practiced
upon the friends Of Texas abroad, reflect
ed disgrace on the country and service
which they pretend to Represent.
1t therefore becomes my duty to pro-
nounce all such persons, acting without
authority from this Department, or by Or
der of the President of this Republic, I'M
POSTORS, and it is hoped they will be
treated az such.
- No person within the limits Of Texas
or Of any friendly person, shall wear the
Insignia Of an officer in the Texan SER
vice, without special order, or permits
siont to that effect, from This or the Naval
Department Of this Government.
BY order Of the President.
Signed, WILLIAM S. FISHER.
.,aE Acting Sec'y Of War.
Papers fri91diy to the cause of Texas
are respectfully requested to publish the
above. J3l.
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VNElE undersigned having sold his Tav-
ern to Messrs. Butler and Anderson,
he recommends them to hrs friends and
customers, as in every respect worthy Of
their patronage. The tavern hereafter
will be conducted by Mr.. Butler. He would
also urge upon those indebted to him the
necessity of making payment. Unless
they do so, Messrs. Walker and Norwood,
in their official capacity, will have the set
ting Of his business,
M. NJ. WHITNEY.
Liberty, Mach 7, 1887 14-4.
Printers fee, SIS %
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NJ Office is hereby given, that at the
~ May Term 1897, of the Probate
Court of Amite county, | will present my
account for final settlement and allowance,
and allowance, and resign my guardian
ship of the person and property Of David
W. Hurst, a minor heir Of Richard Hurst,
deceased.
WILLIAM baltimore.
March FL, 1887. lott
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GEcDAlP GOODS
Here they arc, fresh and fine,
Just unfoldcd and in prime
Friends and Customers, come and try,
And sec what bargains you can buy Rsss

TNHE subscribers have just arrived
from New York, with 4 handsome
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, such as
Calicoes d Ginghams.
Merino Shawls and Handkerchlcts'
Cotton, Wooden, and Silk Hosiery
French Capes; Collars and Cravats'
Cambria, Jaconet, plain, figured, ana
checked Null Muslins,
Foundation do, Irish Linen, Lawns ana
Sheetings. G.,
Black, plain and round suporfnc fgd'
Bobnett. =.
Linen, Cambria, plaid, cotton, English, flag
and Italian Silk Handkerchiels'
Cotton and Valencia Shawls.
Cotton, Blond and Worsted Thread La
ces, &c.
Quilting and fg'd, Bobinett Laces.
Grecian Nett and Shall Footing.
Dalnask Table Cloths, Bonnets, Umbrel-
las and Parasols.
Rouan Cashmere, cold Drilling, cold.
Princetta, and black Lasting,
Ladies' Beaver, black, white, Salmon and
Satintop Gloves, a new and splendid
article.
Fancy Bcltings, Hat Grape, Corded and
Marseillcs Skirts.
Fine Italian Sewing Silk, and Spool cot
ton, assorted.
Black Satin, Taflita, cold. Gauze, Cap,
Bonnet and Love Ribbons.
Bead and Fancy cold. Silk ReticuIes, La
dies Fans, a new article.
Bead. Brade, silk and Fancy cord. Watch
Guards.
Curls, Artifcials, Powder PUTS and Per-
fumery, ass'd.
jordan's Oriental Rose Powder, tor col
oring the Hair.
Essential Salt Of Lemons, for renovation.
Fancy Jewelry, assorted.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, Black, Claret, Drab, Green and Ma
poleon Violet Coates and Frocks.
Invisible Green and Adelaide ditto.
Blue, Black, Slate and Scotch plad Pants
Mixed, cold. Cloth, Ribd. and Striped
Buck Pants
Lavender and hent Jeans ultlo'
Black and White Satin Vests.
Marseiles Fancy silk Buff and ch'd, Va
cha ditto.
Jeans and Flannel Drawers.
Black and White Satin Stocks; Silk, Vel
vet, Bombazine, and Fancy coIorec
ditto.
u new and splendid article for the Sum
mer.
Vest Springs, Gum elastic SusPender
and Travelling Wa,er Cups.
Collars & Fancy cold. Bosoms.
Linen and Cotton Shirts.
Silk Hats, Boots, ant Ladies French Mo
rocco Slippers.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Violins, Harmonians, and Fancy Statione
ry articles.
Maps Of the different States, and Maps
Texas.
A neat selection of fashionable Cards, VIZ
Moss Roses Conversations; Songs of tn
Sibyl.
The American Fortune Teller; The S;
cred Oracle.
Poetical Fortune Teller; Political Conve
sation.
Drawing Room GiPsey;
Cran, an Astronomical Game.
Philosophical Enigmas; Ladies and &c
tlemen's Thoughts.
Answers Of the lmprovisatrice, with II
following verse;
Are you in love 7--COme---yes or no;
Llong--oh how long-to know.
@. ]. DON-NEL-LA.
G. w. RUDD, late of
Richmond, '
6y-D. & R. punctually receive the
test Northern and European fashions.
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CREDITORS--BEWA ARE,

CREDITORS-BEWARE.
IF those indebted to the undersigned
do not come forward and settle their
accounts by the TENTH day of APRIL
next, they will be SUED,-that's Fat
but nevertheless, as true as preaching
John Walker, Esq, is hereby notified to
call on the undersigned on the morning Of
the 18th Of April, and receive the accounts
of those who disregard this notice.
VAN NORMAN & HACKNEY.
March 81, 1886. Is
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A HOPE grateful for past favors, in
~ forms his friends and the public in
general, that having purchased out the
entire interest of Mr., Gordon, he will con-
tiuue the business on his own account, at
the same stand, and intending to lay in q
full supply of seasonabIe goods very short
ly, he solicits a continuance Of public pat
ronage. uonr
A. HOPE.
Feb. 20, 1897. 1873
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MEssRs. DoNNELLA & RUDD

HEAVE on hand a very large assert
ment Of Virginia nude stitch-down
Brogues, together with good supply OF
Womcn's course Shoes, for common use
Also, large luantity of Virginia made
Cordagc, viz:--M0nilla T. Hemp Bed
C5rd Hemp Plough Lines, from 3, 6 to
Q threads each; all of which were made
to order
\. B. Dome8tirs, Plaid Checks, and
Course Linens, for Negroes Summer clio
thing. Farmers arc particularly request
ed h give US call.
Liberty, Jan.30, 1896. 0
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NOTICE.

n ETTEAE Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the AugusrbTerm, 1886, Of the Probate
Court of Amite county, on the estate OF
Ell NJ. Robinson, dec, all persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to come Tor
ward and make immediate payment, and
al those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated with.
in the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
5ANE ROBINSON, admir-.
Dec. 7, 1886. 3w6
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SlOO REV ARD

. 4 ANYWAY from tile subscriber, liv-
"a ing near WoodNiIle, Mississippi,
abou two weeks ago, two negro men,
both by the name of WlLLIAMor BILL,
---one a all fellow, by trade blacksmith,
stoops forward N walking, AMI throws his
arms backward and forward; looks fierce
ly when spoken to; had with him watch
and fiddle. The other is short Stumpy
fellow, by trade cooper; OF very black
or almost blue color; large cheeks, has a
scar over one of his eyes, and also one on
his leg from the bite of dog; has a burn
on his bullock from piece of hot iron in
the shape of 7. If taken up and lodg-
ed in any Jail in any State in the United
States, except Louisiana and Mississippi,
and information given me SO that | can
get them, | will give the above reward,
or $50 for either of them. If taken up
in Louisiana OR Mississippi, and confined
SO that get them, will give 500 for each
| have been led to believe that they have
got on board of steam boat at Bayou
Sara. JOHN n. DlLLAHUNTY.
January 10, 1837.--9-tf La. ADJ.
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NOTICE.

A 1.-THE April Term, 1897, of tho Pro.
IN bate Court Of Amite, will present
my account for final settlement and allow
ance on the estate of John Randall, decd.
A. B. STEEL, Admir-.
Feb. 90, 1887. 1919.
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TAKE NOTICE.
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.

ME Undersigned proposes to keep a
N private Boarding House, in Liber-
ty,-and is prepared to entertain either
gentlemen or ladies, upon liberal terms.
]. N, NORWOOD.
Washington st.
Feb. 80, 1886. is
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NOTICE.

A T the March Term, 1887, of the
~ Probate Court of Amite County,
shall present my account Tor mai setlie-
ment and allowance, on the estate OF Join
Hall, deceased.
S. S. TILLOTSON, Admir-.
February IA, 1887 lowo