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FSsnE seventh annual meeting or the
4 Western Literary Institute ana c.
lere OF professional Teacher.;. vii lie held
in Cincinnati, during the As, week CO Ociss-
Ter next, commencing on sionily, 2nd.
A series of Lectures viii delivered. and
a number OF Reports presented by COMMIT
tees, appointed at the last ann'isl ncctia.
1t is expected that the coming seSS:o,,
will be one of no ordinary interest. H. al
diiioa TO the customary Reports, mach in
teres'iag intorml'inn nav be expected ON
the state OF education, both ut h.sslc and
abroad. from professor Calvin l.. Steve
recently returned from Europe. AMI sam
uel Lewis, Superintendent OF Common
Shools IN Ohio
IheWestcrn Literary Institute is design
ed to embrace Teachers and other frien.,s os
education Throughout the South aud West.
AL such persons are therefnre. desired On
consider this advertisement as a personal
invitation to attend. Il is also desirable that
al! literary associations annually send dele
gates; and, when practicable, rep,r,S NJ m
the state of education within their rcsDec-
tive limits.
CFE .itoTs throughout the Mississippi
Valley, arc requested to give The above a
few insertions, and upon Forwarding their
address, they will receive copy OF the
Transactions, soon as published.
by order of he Executive Committee:
A. IL. McGUFFEY, Rec. Sce'cy.
July %. 20
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THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND LITERARY JOURNAL,

AND LITERARY JOURNAL,
CONDUCTED by w. -. Gallagher
q u and J. b. Marshall The editor of
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Every arrangement, being now made for
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Not in the spirit of hoasting, but to give the
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COMMISSIONERS N6TIysE.

THE undersigned Commissioners nm
paiased BY the Probate Court Of Jefferson
6hty, TO receive and audif clalnis asda;nsl
a. eetate Of David N. Williams. deceasea
reported insolvcnt, will meet co tbat o,,r'
pose Oh the fourth Saturday in each snontI,.
forsix months successiyely, at Jno. Steele,a'
10. DUNBAR,
JAMES WOOD, Comm'rs.
ROB,Y: WOOD,
March !. 1897 4-6
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ESTRAY HORSE.
Mayo, 1897.
NOTICE.

s NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appoint
cd administrator on the estate of RIcnAaD
ToUNGE, deceased, late ofthis county, does
hereby give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them
duly authenticated within the time prcscrib-
ed by law; and all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to come forward and
settle the same.
G. T. MARTIN, Admir-.
November l, 1886. 3S-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
NOTICE.

ALI. those interested in tho lands and
'enemcn's OF William and Joseph IIolusS.
are requested to come forward is.::..scss,ase,v
ana snow Cause, II any they can, why said
property shoald not be sold. as the nrs.cr-
signed intends makins spplica,iuo Coz an
order OF sale at the next November term
Of the Probate Court Of this county.
HOWELL KINDS, G.arsisa..
Oct. %, 1876. 37-:f
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

H ETTERS of Administration having been
81 4 granted to the Undersigned by the
Honorable Pr,,ba,e Court of Adams Comfy
at the September Term 1897, OF SAID Cont,
ON tho Estate of SAMUEL A. MASON.
dcc'd,-No,ce is hereby given, to all per-
soas indebted to said Estate, to come tor
ward and make payment without delay.
those having claims against 1t are hereby
notified to present them, within the time
prescribed bv lazy, or they will nc barred.
MARY A. MASON. Admr'x.
LEVI G.. HARRIS, Admir-.
September 2f;. 1887, 3l-ot.
~ The Nalchcz Courier and Journal,
will give the above six Insertions and for
account here for settlement.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
Good Reds for Sale.

VHylIE Undersigned respectfully informs
IL the public, tilat he has on hand lot
of
DOUBLE g. SINGLE MATTRESSES.
which he offers for sale low for cash. En-
quire of Fauver 81 Farnswor'h, or The $ 'b-
scriber. MATTHEW JOiiNSON.
Rodncy, June 6, 1897. l7-N
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6 A @ .2 CT Cs,

GO Ceres,
about one hundred and fifty of which arc
now in cultivation, AMI ono hundred more
can he put in with very little trouble. Twill
also sell with the place,
TEN GOOD ACCLIMATED HANDS,
and the Crop that is now on it. Thirty
Bales have been already picked, and there
are upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing to purchase plan
ia,ion, no better opportunity could be offer
ed to make a speculation. as am DESTROYS
to SELL WILLIAM NEVIS.
October 25. 1885. SIT
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
xnuA aud .s,cs.rc es for sac.

TIE Subscriber offers for SHE vnliia
bic Tract Of Land, lying in Claihornc com
~. one milo ana a half from OtSIand Cpi-
leyc. anI fur miles from Rodney. The
Traet contains 523 Acres, ESQ of
which are now in a high state OF c.'l',vai,"n'
aud the whole plantation is in good order.
The improvements ON tho place are very
respectable; they comprise
GOOD GIN AND MILL,
and all other buildings necessary Tor pl mt
ing purposes, or calculated to promote the
comi.,r, and convenience Of private in'ni-
". Situated in highly respectable nc'sh-
borho:m. and in . healthy, fertile, ana pro-
duciivc part of Mississippi, the subscriber
respectfully invitesa call from those who
NAV he disposed to engage in the prodnc-
ton Of cotton, to which tho lind y aum'-
rabIy adapted.
will also dispose Of from @ 10 >
Negroes, with tho place, together win
"a Farming Utensils: Corn,
I'M Fodder, sc. &c. sbonld
,Hz-:othe purchaser desire it.
IN The whole will be
SID on very accommodating tcrms-sav, OF
Enr or five years time, in payments to SUI
the convenience of the purchaser.
- - C. S. BROWN.
October II. 1897 34-3w
GNrTbe Natchcz Weekly Courier an,
Por, Gibson Sou,herner will insert this aa
vcr;iScmcnt three weeks, and forward 'hc'
accounts to this office.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
NOTICE.

NOHlCEs.
THE partnership of Ballantine s. Nelson
is this day dissolved by the death of Mr..
Ballantine. The business will only he
continued for the purpose Of settlement, and
in which the name of the firm only will be
used. WILLIAM NELSON.
Surviving Partner.
THOMAS w. BECK.
Attorney.
Rodney, November 8, 1896. 80
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Il + X A 3.
.Wcr Dcpa.imcnf, Dec. ID, 1887.
GENER Al, ORDER.

GENERAL ORDER.
ENRON information received at this de-
Il partment, it appears that many persons
in this Republic, and also in the United
States of America, are wearing the Uni
form and Military badge of the Army and
Navy of Texas, without the warrant OF q
commission from the Government, and have
thus by liccntious and unprincipled conduct,
and many impositions, praciiscd upon the
friends of Texas abroad, reflected disgrace
upon the country and the service which
they represent,
1t therefore becomes my duty To pro-
uounce all such persons acting without au-
thorlty from this departments nor by order of
the President Of this Republic, IMPOS-
TIERS, and it is hoped they will be trcatcd
as such.
No person within the limits Of Texas or
elsewhere is authorized to wear tire insig-
MIA of an officer in the Texan service, with
out special order, or permission to that eff
feet, from this or the Naval Department OF
this Government.
By order of the President,
Signed, VIM. FISHER,
% Acting Se'cy of War
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
NO II c =.


A Ii persons are hereby forwarnc,l frsm
"a trading for note drawn hy y NJ
ifoI!cv in 1891. far Fifty dollars. anl made
payable TO me 18th january. 1895. Is said
note has been lost or miSlaid So ;hai can
not find 1t. GUY COTTON.
January -. 1886. .G-.f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
n L w GOOD :.

The subscribers are now receiving
splendid assorimcn, of
FANCY GOODS,
ooMMLR CLOTHING, SADDLERY
BOOTS g. SHOES, QUEENS
WARE, GOLD & SILVER
WATCHES. and JE-Y-
Go ELRY-
Together with an assortment, os
IA MEDICINES & BOOKS.
an a. "f which were carefully selected in
new York ny one of the firm. The pub
c are invited To give ms a call.
GklFFiNG. CAROTHERS & Co.
March %, 1887.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
LEVI C.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

r. ETTERS of Administration having
4 been granted to the nnders'gned
on the Estate of THOMAS B. PALMER, de-
ccnsed, by tho Hon. the Probate Court o.
Jefferson County, at the Sept. Term, 1897,
Notice is hereby given TO all those IN,
debted to said Estate, to come forward ard
make settlement without delay; and those
having claims against il must present the III
authenticated within the time prescribed by
Inv JOHN a. WAT ki.NS.
Rodney, October 3, 1887 Bill
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A II. persons indebted 10 the firm OF
"a WILSON and ALLISON, a. SNYDER, or
ALLISON and SNYDER, are hereby re-
quested to come forward Immediately and
settle their accounts with the undersigned,
who is alone authorized to receive and re-
ceip, for the same, as he is DESTROYS that
the business should be closed as soon as
possible.
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept. 6, 1886 3o-tf
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Co.p RTM Err g r 1P.

r
TIE undersigned survivors OF NELL
Mason g. e.. and Harris, KELLY y o''
have formed co-par.ncrship for the p,n,'
rose Of carrying on a general con,,''ss'.'n
aud forwarding business IN New oi'c, m
and Rodney. The House III New Vi
leans to lie known as
KELLE s. HARRIS
AND ,ruAr AT RODNEY AS
HARRIS & * L l. L L 7.
They respectfully solicit continuance
Of the patronage Of their old pnnctaat Gus Gus
toners, and the encouragement OF s"c'h new ~
ones us may be disposed to favor them with
their business.
LEVI G.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
June 81, 1897. 1O-tt
nTThc Natchez Courier g. Journal
Port Gibson Correspondent, Grand Gull
Advertiser, aud vicksbnrgh Register, vii
rive the above six Insertions, and forward
their accounts here for settlement.
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r r. NJ O Y A l..


CHe undersigned respectfully informs
his friends and customers that he has
removed his store to Capt. Barker's House,
on Magnolia Street, one doore above Mr.
G. NJ. Graves, where he is prepared to
meet the wishes Of those who may favor
him with their call.
ia. MONTGOMERY.
Rodney, August |, 1887. 25-tf.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

EOR SALE, J. S. Eastman,s highly
celebrated Patent Cylindrical
STRAW CUTTERS.
by JAMES g. BAYLY.
April II, 1897. OF
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DISSOLUTION.

YEyEIE firm of Harper. HiH & Co J.
81 this dav dissolved " m.s''ial r-.r,-
sent. WILLIAM b. HARPER.
II. NJ HILL.
M Hill Tor ELIJAH ELLIOTT
Rodney, May 10, 1887. 14-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

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ME subscribers have entered into a
co-partnership for the purpose of
transacting general COMMISSION and
FORWARDING. BUSINESS, in New
Orleans, under the firm of BAILEY. Dol
BEAR g. Co.
JAMES BAILEY.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
S. +. DOLBEAR.
New Orleans, May l, 1887
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE undersigned wishes to sell his
plantation lying in MiIligan's Bend, fifteen
miles above Vicksburr, consisting of
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
Bailey, D0lbear & Co.


Bailey, D0lbcar & Co.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No. Is, New LEvEE-NEw ORLrANs.
Rules our Housc.-Nor to accept
drafts or make advances for any person un-
til a Bill Of Lading Of Cotton or other goods
is receiyeel-and then moi over SO per cent.
on the valuation previous to sales. When
sales are made to depositc the proceeds in
Bank sehjeetfotllc order Of the consienor.
BAILEY, DOLBEAR g. Co.
REFER TO-
Joseph Nichols, Esq
2. Fishburn, Esq.
Nichols g. Christmas,
k ~. $ + !, Smith, Smith, 1sa Clinton, Ia.
8: Z. Aasifea !, Esq, Men Orleans,
Ge.,. John 3. Dawson. !, -
Col. Jos. =. Johnson, o1'rr1nc'sDstie, La
Octohcr II, 1887 81
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PRODUCE STORE,

(adjoining the Dry Goods STOREY is now
open, and That we are ready to aeeommo-
date them with any articles. in that line, Ell
Their by wholesale or retail. We would res
pectfnlly solicit a cali from those who may
wish to purchase.
FACNER e. FARNSWO2TH.
Rodney, Feb. 81, 1887. 2-tf
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PRCSFEcUS

ST
Bf$ANSDN'S ANN-tr
OF THE STA-E 81 rss
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-19
RISING GENIUSES.

/ SCENE IN SCHOOL RooM.-yndSter. ~ u ,S
class N jograleep Scholars--'Yeth'm VASE,
-'TumInas, what's the biggest river in AmerIky,
-The Tombigbee, zur--lke keeps pinch IN!
on mel 'Ho pinch' me first zur & Pinc n him
back AGAIN. Take yer seats-fuss class IN par
sin r-'Yeth'm'- oses, pass "ArkansasD SIX
lines from top'-A-r-k ark, ans ans, .4rhans'
ass ass, .4rkansas' Pronounce it ArkansawM :,
hut Noses you ant speIlin'--yer passin' child a,
-'O--yeth'er Harkhansaw isa noun-obJee c! "
case-ndicativ' mode-comparatlved degree tniru
havn't said what gender, Moses'-'Feminine gen
der hy'-'Corz,z- .Next-'Donno'-
'Next'-'Corztz shemale-;' Next. forgotten
zur'-'Come, David, you knoW-'Yeth m -
sWell. whv IS Arkansas of the feminine gender,
David?' iCozts-why cozitz got Miss Soury
on the norG louisiana on the souf, Mrs: sipPy
on the east, and ever so many more she females
on the vest Every we'll, David-you may go
to the head-you'er rising genius, and'll make
man before yer mother-'Y eth'm.'-C9are-
mont Eagle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-19
Foundry and Machine shop.

VIE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhab-
h itants of the County of Caledonia and its vi,
entity that he is ready answer all orders for
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY.
His Foundry is under the superintendent of
Mr.. JOHN Z. PADDOCK, who is an experienced
workman in all the various branches of the Iron
Foundry business, such as Loan, Dry Sand, and
Common Moulding. His workmen are of good
habits, and well acquainted with the business
The Furnace will be kept in constant operation
with good Stock of Iron and Coal Scotch Iron
will be kept constantly on hand for Machinery and
other soft castings.
His Machine Shop is under tho superntendenco
of Mr.. AMAsA KAssoN, who is a first rate work
man, both in Iron and Wood Within the last
year the Machine Shop has been furnished with
new TURNING LATHES, or ENGINES, one of
which is superior to any in the State. 1t is con-
structed for turning large Shafts, Mall Spindles,
Sawmili Cranks, Gudgeons, &c. and for bnreing
OFFENDERS, Pumps, Hubs, Boxes, &c, &c. This
Lathe will turn the length of fourteen feet and di
ameter of three feet He has one other Lathe for
cutting screws of all kinds such as taps for screw
plates, right and left hand thread, thread OF differ
ent shape, such as square, sharp conical.
Among the articles Manufactur at the works
are TURNING LATHES of all kinds for wood
and iron, CAST IRON WHEEL HUI lis, for large
and small wagons with wrought iron axletrees
TUNED and fitted in the neatost order; also axetrecs
with pipe boxes
Orders for patterns, Castings, or Machinery, left
with }. e. Paddock, at the Foundry, or by mail
will be promptly attended to.
HUXTIAM PADDOCK
st. Johnsbury, Aug. 1887. If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-19

PUMPKIN SUGAR.

A discovery has been made in France, a
knowledge of which may be made of great i'm
portance to the United States, and especially in
the Eastern Section. This is the manufacture
of sugar from the favorite vegetable of the Yam
KEGS. Pumpkins will be no longer converted
into pies alone. The saccharne matter will
grace the tea table in pure snowy humps; will
whiten the pies with fine pearly powder; and
cover the wedding cake with it's delicate frost
work.
complete revolution is expected to take place
in France in the manufacture of native sugar In
other words, the pumpkin is about to enter the
field as rival of the beet root, and force the
Chamber of Deputies to revise its late enactments
on the sugar question. An industrious specula-
tor is on the point of establishing manufactory
tor extracting sugar from this overgrown and
desplsed production OF the vegetable world, til.
first experiments of which, it is added, have been
crowned with complete success.
Such is the prospect in relation to pumpkin
sugar in France. But we should like to see the
country that dares compete with New England
in the growth of fine, large, yellow swee
punpkns.-N Y. Transcript
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MORAL IL RELIGIOUS.
TIL L. BIBL E .

The testimony Of Ipidcls to The Encellency Of the
Scriptures.
A most surprising thing, and which ought to
be more generally known, is the testimony which
the most eminent infdels have given to the
excelency the Scriptures. Lord Bolingbroke,
the most respectable, perhaps, of all the infdel
writers, declares that ono religion ever appeared
In the world, whose natural tendency was so di-
rected to promote the peace and happiness of
mankind" And again he says,-"The gospel is
one continued lesson of the strctest morality, of
justice, of benevolence and of universal charity"
A higher or juster euogum cannot be pro-
nounced." We are only surprised that man
could entertain such sentiments and still remain
an infidel.
Rousseau declares that the writings of the most
ADMIRED philosophers, "with all their pomp of
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yENHOSE indebted to the subscriber, or to the late
Il firm of Bracket g. Bacon, are informed that
he will be at the Store of John Bacon at PassumP
sic Village on Tuesday and Friday of each week
until the first day of October for the purpose OF
closing his business.
The time has arrived when said demands should
be paid, and farther extension than the above time
must not be expected for necessity compes him to
say that it cannot be granted. LA
Those that do not avail themselves of this OPP
portunity to make payment may find their de-
mnnds in possession OF Charles Davis, Esg OF
Danville. >. u. BkAChEl l..
Waterford, Lower Village, Aug. l, 1887. 1T
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Look at This.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at my
" Factory at II. Paddock's Furnace, WiN DOW
SASH, of various kinds and sizes. PANNEL
DOORS. of d. g. and pannels, from to 2 inches
thick, suitable for outside and inside doors. Win
dow Blinds of different sizes.
90 He would just say to tho public that his
Sash Blinds and Doors are made Of the first rate
stock by experienced workmen, and in the latest
style, and sold on reasonable terms. Please to
call and look "
N. b. All orders by Mail or otherwise punctu-
ally attended to. st
LINDORF NORRIS
ST. Johnsbury, August 7, 1897.