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STOCKS.-A chUice of and Young
~ Mems Fancy and other stocks ~ tho and work
nansp received by M KING tI Fulton sfcst whcb she
"a sc bnr nj reduced
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The subscriber u prepared 10 orders for
kind Of metallic Furniture used ~ Houses Churches such
Door Plates Knockers, Figures Numbers Locks Knobs
cutcheons, Bell Truckers Ventato &c &c &c all OF
Silver, which ccrtsny by Ear prsirabcts slated metal
bears arbng and polishing the of tho metal H.
sell andsncc tbeprce toe this metal - finished ates ytbc
low the of plated hee sdoub bat what
and builders sf houses viii also prse H. All the builders an PRO
Houses invited examine the of the
tnultanous nsd articles manufactured by
n2sy Dr LEWIS fEUTCHWAN0ER. s7T Broadway.
DHKENOLOGr, WITH CORRECT PRoFiLELikE
u NESSE The adde's and gentlemen ~ New yofk and ~
visters respectfully appriscd that " Reynolds 1.-THE has
opened office, No. al broadway, door % Peaes
Museum, IN conneNion with experienced PHRENOLs
GIST who will give written and faithful dcLnesiion OF the
character and mind from scientific the head
The principles of the late Dfs Gall and Spuxh. which
will be accompanied by accurate Tkeness BY r., whose
Prefics have ~ much admired for their fidelity.
Hours ~ attendance from 10 m and from until Terms
moderate.
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by II. c. BROWN q Co, having opened Coffee House
the No IS Warren and lad IN stock o The
cho Wiaes, Liquors. &C. hope by snc attention Ia the
share public patronage
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IMPORTANT TO p,HE PUBI.IC.-rhn

~ iMTORIANT To THE PUBIIC.-The
sbsenb r. an,facgter of and beautiful style of
GaFu Hats which h. IL sell NJ the lor nrcr az
81 as The aiicle above one az entire
new pr pie kn1~noiy To hnse AID sold ot tab
lshn ent ~ this city Tn beautiful shot Nap Fur Hat
warantes = ain .hei u,ire and shape climate Also
beauiii shoit ~ sin Hat OF qsa,
.ctiy nv ted 10 cal the atcs b. kso
purs shasins elsewhere. ~
). ARTFGUENAvE. esi rroadysy
Jis I'M 2dosTs beowPeals Museum.
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| AIDES CLOAK wAREHoUsF.

Il NUTEN CLONk WAX FsFTVI SF.--The sub
scrber has hard sp.Edd sssortfncni of L1dias CfL
silk and Nenno Cloak- mndc - the stc- and must fashionable
hicfl will " sold nj the lowest tos-th'e
OLIVER " GOLD~NrTtIS. N Cnthaunc ~
~ n Ladies' aud Misses Cl0lks made oge The praios
and most {. shunablc style SO
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s. Old EsTABLISHED PACKET or

SGSA
sAA ter corner ef Pine and South sukscr.-
Co.. pis ooi,i ue 70 bring engers from
nss san anu LELAND in ships OF c st sass vii rromp
anu comfort +, their
las ny app ng at Tins oce, their on fha
f.ost edsonapie terms The I'm. nj leaye ive
aha nose engaging thai ter fiends
sn,s Win no unnecessary delay In all wkere the per-
SONS ache csning the passage be ref ndd lsa
lshng e embark loI the old country be ~
t@ regular idvesnco parkets sany Ieih eitb ,nJ ac
and Goth Of each month 'e' w "'e is'' 'otns
aGr e Of those engag ng passage. for
hc Hends WHO may wbh 70 snd them money nabe them
provide i9r the voyage srafis VIII BE- owing
naned merchants, Sho and ever asss
ucen forwarding pas en- ers To Ii, eIpool,
Afess Daniel Wright q Co., Robinson st, Gls scow
wnIiin Miey, rs Eden quay, Dubnh.
X Haioian Belfast.
matthew 11sChnn, Steam Packet Office Wexf.rd
John McAulh, Merchant Quay Cork
Peter kce1an. West street, ID Drogheda.
John Best Sugar Island Newry.
M DougheTfy, Co ajpc.
James Cairns, Corn Market, Londonder,.
james Gibson Radclih street, Sligo.
james FlnneTan, Lacarrow near thlone,
John Muitagh, Ba linncargy
Jsseph Roman, Mullngar.
John Atkinson, CgSlisie.
Tor passage from pcsons residing in ,e co,,.,,
pos PAID wilmeet with every For further pa,i,s'
81, SIN RAWsON q NAfrRRAY,
ncY of ptnao G..,,k
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I'D ~ III I'D

OLD EsTABLIsHED PACKET OFFICE.
AT 334 PEARL lREET.
THE Projectors have udcd their additional
for the despatch Of extra Spring Ships Liverpool IN
the months of February, March and April Persons essous OF
sending Tor their friends sheuld make early apple in doing
they viii prevent detention delay and An
@ M, be nrd e free passage in the from The
different ports IN Ireland Scotland and Wales Drafts as
the Bank OF Ie nd payable every Province Cosnty and Ia
land Town. Apply VI address. 334 Pearl 81.
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON Il co. NY.
j5.tf RosNs0N co b,lJ,n ,i.S' oa"Aeis lise'noos.
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ma, a MEs ~. y MERB having ,akea the store for.
un R Sis end aa'sss aSa ~ ,ssIs, "s1Ss
eeneraI that he has opened cnsd asser,ro~S
article in his line - ~ -" ups ahass6y otn'
The six Hats made the fnes fur bocs which .,a.r.
he hight elastic and durable, and warranted 70 retain sh"
where. - " 20" oooie pufchasing else.
~ H-i he % stock viii he sold cheap for cash
Hll Sn JAMES W. TEBB 4 Is Brpad,xa, coy c.rs,.,
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ONE PRICE AND ONn o1,

- ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALIrY
hhoWN q CO; Chatham Square, eonIinye manniac.
"a tunns theL cs'etIated Hats, ice THREE DOL ARS
as s sb i.hed N 1854 in nr sse ats IN ,bs
40 me Il * they have nearly ercld the ultima
IN OF keauty darabi cheapness ard confsu Ia lie s.,
sui o sash ne good customer there losses ef
mly2iy ~ - -'o'''"ee'
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~ IREN NALL,ST0DDART A co NJ ~
~ Costl MI street Bee To inIn the trade they ec
A removed IRON No 6Corandt tho nloye Is 20 .d
elegant New store, where hcs have on hasd and ~
constantly eceving fresh supplies Of Plush and m.
nngsaso, fancy coloed Pushes for Laeies Bopscts hch
they viii sellon accommodating teuas "'-~s
HATS, CAPS, STOCKS, and Stock Frames AZ wbolnasta
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wear ell, bnd peserve is shap cnmb nv hn" y
darab, ty call at COUPLAND & cos "a Ro~ev , ~
side, four doors south Of Bayard Al = cas-
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rrom the Saturday Courier.
THE FORGIVEN.
nv E. c. BISHOP.

,tr;s sveet to bask in the bright smile ~
Ths, lighteth lovely lips,
which beams unclouded all the while,
And knoweth no eclipse:
,Tis sweet n meet the thrilling glance
or love lighted eye
ro feel vounr passions wild romance,
And catch its first born sigh
,,ris sweet to stand beside the altar
With a fair hand in thine,
Aud hear a loved tone family falter
The vows of auld lang syne,
IT'S sweet to know that there's one heart
Forever all thine own,
In which thy image reigns apart
unrivaled and clone
But sweeter far than this-than all
Besides the bliss of Heaven,
Are the pure tears of JOY that fall
For sin and guilt forgiven;
When bitter memory's scorpion stings
Have lost their mad'ning smart,
And blest repentance gently filings
rs balm upon the heart.
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Blu John Walker, Esq, Judge Of the
Probate Court Of Amite County, State Of
Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on ap-
y plication to me by Gideon Sleeper,
Of Amite county, who claims an undivided
part of all that tract of land designated as
follows: Lot No, two, in square No HI
teen, bounded on the north by Washington
street; on the east by Broad street; on the
west by the Lot on which the old Tavern
stands, now owned by said Sleeper, on the
plan Of the town Of Liberty, Amite coun-
ty, containing one half acre, excepting
out of said Lot so much as was reserved IN
a deed from G. Fielder and wife, to Nor
wood and Mcdowell, bearing date second
December, 1886, of record in the Probate
office of Amite. Also, one other Lot in
said Town of Liberty, known as Lot NO.
four, in square fifteen, containing one ana
a half acre ALSO, one other Lot or par
eel Of Land adjoining the south girdle OF
said town, beginning at stake standing
on the south girde of said town OF Liber-
ty, SeVenty-SlX lines South vi eio So"'"
west corner Of of Lot No. three, square
fifteen, and running thence east thirty.two
perches, to stake and small sassatras,
thence south twenty perches to STAKE;
thence west thirty-two perchcs to stake,
and thence north twenty perches to a
stake--the plan of beginning containing
four acres more or less. ] have nominal
ted Edward Carroll, Francis Wrenn, and
Nathan Chalfant, Commissioners todlvlde
the Lots Of Land into equal shares or
parts, and unless proper objections are
stated to me at Liberty, on the 18th day OF
October next, the said Carroll, Wrenn, and
Chaliant, will then be appointed Commits
sioners to make partition OF the sad
Lands, pursuant to an act entitled an act,
concerning the partition Of lands held by
copartners, joint-tenants and tenants in
common.
GIVEN under my hand, this
first day Of August, 1897,
JOHN WALKER, Judge
Probate Court Of Mi.
August z, 1887, 34-9t
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maicsty's 4ed regiment" Eugene WIZ
said the lady's brother; sis il possible
he can have forgotten his friend George
Montrose?" "What! are you George
Monlrose?" said the officer, and the SOL
diers embraced each other. They had
been classmates and intimate friepds at
Oxford, and when the father Of Montrose
removed with his family TO America, just
before the breaking out Of the Revou-
tionary war, little did the friends expect
at parting to meet again as soldiers in q
different cause.
The morning at last dawned, which
was, as it might be said, to decide the
fate of the colonies; for the British al
ready were in possession Of New York,
and several other important places, and
expec,ed, if successful in this last attempt
TO bring the colonies into entire submis'
sion. But their projects were defeated
the Americans received intelligence oil
their movements few hours before, and
made SUCH fasty preparations as time
would permit, and beirg actuaied by oRe
spirit, ito conquer or TO die" this smdN
garrison of five hundred men held out
against four thousand Of the British
troops, till they received relief from heac
quarters, three days after, and then the
British were entirely defeated Genera
Montrose was wounded, but not MORALLY
and his son escaped unhurt, although ne
was IN the thickesi part of the fray. Sew
era of the enemy we're taken prisoners
among whom was the gallant Col. W
severely wounded; he would never have
recovered but for the care and attention
of Emily Montrose. After the campaign
was ended, these two persons, so singular
ly brought together, were united IN mar
rage.
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Hint on Making Love.--In affairs OF
love, "Missiye'' is out of all question the
most eligible mode of communication
spares the bushes of the lady, and saves
the tro of a lover vast deal of n'aura'Se
honte. Besides, the ladies prefer that a
proposal should reach them in black and
white, as they have then an opportunity
of exhibiting the proofposltlve OF the pow
err of their charms. to all their female &C,
quaintance!!
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI An,ite CircnH o"n s9d,
Amite County, SIS. : October Ierm' 1851
JOHN EADY, Jr. Attachment for
w, ! sw ys, the sum Of s'S a.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
y 25th day of August, 1887 John
Eady, Jr. plaintiff in this case, applied for
and obtained an attachment from John
Walker, Esq. Justice of the Peace IN and
for the county Of Amite, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements OF W.
]. Swearingen, defendant, for the above
sum of Ninety-three Dollars and twenty
four cents, returnabIe to the October Term
next of the Amite Circuit Court, to be
holden on the second Monday in October,
1887; and unless the said defendant shall
appear, give special bail, and plead Or de-
muir within the time prescribed for APP
pearance at said Term, judgment final
will be demanded against the property
attached and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment oil
the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
L. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
CRAWFORD, Atty for Pm,
Sept. s, 1887. 38-4
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NOrlCE.

I'm pursuance Of an order from the
n Honorable the Police Court Of Amite
county, directed 10 the undersigned com
nissioncrs, there will be let out to the
Invest bider, al Captain Henry Hunts
Sore, on aturday the It'll day Of August
ndxt, the hiding Of a bridge across Bca-
YER CreeI at or near Perkins ford, on
the Bator Rouge road, leading from Lib
erty, Mississippi, to Clinton, louisiana
the undenker to give bond and security
for bulldog and keeping it in repair for
the tcrmol five years. a plan Of the
bridge wi be exhibited on the day.
TOMAS BATCHELOR,l @
EWlS PERKINS, :
l. HUNT. 3
July 9, 1927. 1913
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NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, mite Giro Court Court
Amite County. oct. L rW' 1851
A. c. SwEARINGEN } attachment Tor the sum OF
w. J. SwEARrvGEN lars tw nty cents.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
y 7th day Of September, 1887, 4. Z.
Swearingen, plaintiff, in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment from w.
H. Spillman, ESQ, Justice of the Peace
in and for the county of Amite, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tene
ments of w. j. Swearingen, defendant,
for the above sum Of Two Hundred and
Two Dollars and twenty cents, returnabIe
to the October Term next OF the Amlte
Circuit Court, to be holden on the second
Monday in October, 1887; and unless the
said defendant shall appear, give special
bail, and plead or demur within the tune
prescribed for appearance at said Term,
Judgment final will be demanded against
the prope -ty attached, and the property
so attached, will be sold and applied 10
the payment of the plaintiffs demands
and all costs. E. NJ. DAVIS, CLerk.
CRAWFORD, Ah'y. for PlB.
Sept. 12, 1887. o9-4
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Household service Of the DQg.-'l say
stranger said cottage urchn to Yam
kee pedIar, "don't you whistle that ere
dog away"
"Why he haint no use now, he's sc
ugly"
80. but he saves heaps Of work"
"HowW
"Why he always ticks the plates anc
dishes so clean that they never want wash
ing; and mamma says she wouldn't par
with him no how, for our new dog ham
got used to mustard yet"
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TO ELIZABETH.

The god oflove has sure been busy,
In concert with the sprightly Hzzyi
For lurking in EtizHbeth's
Bright eyes are many thousand deaths
Town. I'm caught in Cupid's net
By pretty little tender Bet
To claim thee then oh do--do letme,
As my own beloved Betseg:
Come, take me to thy soft caress,
Fairest, dearest, sweetest BeSs.
I've sung my song--nay heav'n proptious blcs
thee,
My Lizzy, Bet, Elizabeth, Boss, Betsey,
S**s#sMt%**B
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS testamentary having been
4 granted to the undersigned at the
March Term, 1887, of the Honorable
the Probate Court of Amite county. on
the estate of Charley Rhodes, deceased =
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same to present them duly authenti.
Gated within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
CHAS. r. WEBB, Executor.
May 22, 1897. goo
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NOTICE.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

nF the ANTE AND FLORIDA AUXILIARY
BIBLE SOCIETY, are requested tomeet
at the Court House on Monday, the 25th
instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M.-aad the So
ciety, by adjournment, are required to
meet at the same place on Saturday the
3Oth instant, at 10 o'clock, AN.
Punctual attendance on the part of the
Members and others, is solicited.
JAMES SMYLlE, PreSi.
f. NJ DAVIS, Rec'g. Sec'y.
Sept. a, 1887 38-4
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NEW STORE.

NNlIE undersigned would respectfully
inform their friends, and the public
in general, that they have purchased the
entire stock OF goods of Messrs. Gordon
& Tillotson, and will continue business at
the same stand, under the name Of Rob
inson g. Mcknight, whore they now have
on hand handsome assortment OF goods,
cutlery, &c. &c, which they will sell on
the most accommodating terms. They
solicit share Of public patronage.
MOSES ROBINSON,
HAML. MCKNIGHT.
august 8, 1887. 34-tf
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Amite Circuit Court
Amite County, SIS. October Ierm' 1851
THOMAS J. GORDON Sum $50 793
w. J. sWEARINGEN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
~ Goth day Of August, 1887, Thomas
j. Gordon, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment frem John
Walker, Esq, Justice of the peace in
and for the county oil Amite, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements
of w. ]. Swearingen, defendant, for the
above sum of Fifty Dollars and seventy
nine and threo-lourth cents, rcturnable to
the October Term next of the Amlte
Circuit Court, to be holden on the second
Monday in October, 1887, and unless the
said defendant shall appear, give special
bail, and plead or demur within the time
prescribed for appearance at said Term,
Judgment final will be demanded against
the property attached, and the property
50 attached will be sold and applied to the
payment of the plaintiffs demands and
all costs. Il. VI. DAVIS, CteTk'
CRAWFORD, Aa'y. for PIT
Sept. 5, 1887. 1874
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W T. CRAWFORD will in future, continue
v. to practice Law in the Circuit Courts Of
Amite, Pike and Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county of Copiah Business also
in the Probate Court of Amite, will meet with
his particular attention.--Otfice in the lower
apartment of the Jail, occupied by the Sheriff.
August 6, 1886.
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RUNAWAY COMMITTED.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Amlte
wv county, State of Mississippi on
the 18th of September, negro man VINO
calls his name WILLIAM, and says he
belongs to Dr. Metcalf, who resides
near Natchez, Adams county, SAID ooy
is of yellow complexion, about five iee'
eight inches high; about thirty-slx years
of age. $500
The owner ofthe above described negro
is requested TO como forward, prove pro
perty, pay charges, and take him away, Of
he will be sold, as the law directs IN sucn
cases.
C. w. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff Of Amitc county
Sept 10, 1887. 4o-u
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NJ OTICE.-In the ToYn of Liberty,
Y on the 30th day Of October, 1887
il being Monday, in pursuance of an order
of the Probate Court of Amite county,
shall sell on a credit Of twelve months tc
the highest bidder, the West half Of South
east quarter of Section 7, Township 3
Range 4, east Of lands adjoining to the
estate Of Jared Wilmington.
MARY WHlTTlNGTON,
administrators, DC.
Sept. Ia, 1887. 4O-4w.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Anite Circuit Court.
Amto County, SO. October Term, 1897
II. p. POSTLETHWAlTE & co.

STATE OF MIssIssIpPI, Ainite Circuit Court. NJ
Amito County, SO. October Term, 1897. N
II. p. POSTLETHWAlTE & co.
US. S2Ji %
w. ]. sWEARINGEN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
Y 3Oth day of August, 1887, H. ?.
Postlethwaite Il Co., plaintiffs in this case,
applied for and obtained an attachment
from John Walker, Esq, Justice Of the
peace in aud for the county of Amlte,
against the goods and Chattels, lands and
tcnements of w. a. Swearingen, defend
ant, tor the above sum of Two Hundred
and Thirly-seven Dollars and Sixty-fve
cents, returnable to the October Term
next of the Amlte Circuit Court, to be
holden on the second Monday in October,
1887; and unless the said defendant shall
appear, give special bail, and plead or
demur within the time prescribed for ap,
pearance at said Term, judgment final
will be demanded against the property
attached, and the property so attached
will be sold and applied to the payment
Of the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. M. DAVIS, Clerk.
DILLINGHAM;, AIRY for PlT.
Sept. 5, 1887. 1874
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RUNAWAY COMMITTED.

NAT AS committed TO the Jail Of Amte
Wv county, State Of Mississippi, on
the 18th of September, a negro woman,
who calls her name MARY, ai says she
belongs TO DR.. Metcalf, who resides
near Natchcx, in Adams county. Said
woman is Of dark complexion, abou
five feet one or two inches high; abou
thirty-eight years olage.
The owner Of the above described ne
gro is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him on
Of Jail, or he will be sold asthe law directs
in such cases.
C.. w. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff Of AmitACo.
Sept. 10, 1887. ~ 3O-tt
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TO ELIJAH CAIN AND WIN. CAUsEY.

CtIRS: The statement made by part OF
YOUR witnesses to prove true your
charge against me, is so indefinite as 10
the person who challenged me In the
manner they say, the time when, and the
place where it was done, that it is lmpos-
sible for me to clear myself with certainty
in the eye of the public. You must spe-
city the person challenging, the very
ground or floor where, and, II possible
the time when, it was done; otherwise II
must be considered you have "backed o@'"
WIN. GRAY, Jr
Rose Hill, Sept. 16, 1887.
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"Come, friend,' said a creditor to a
debtor, II want that money"
81 haven't got it."
"But must have it now"
"Wel-if you get it before do jest let
me know, will your
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NOTICE.
CAITION.

A LII persons arc hereby cautioned
~ against trading for note drawn BY
the undersigned for three hundred ard NJ
~ dollars, payable the first day Of janu-
airy, 1887, TO Peter Fausie. Tho consid-
GRAFTON for which said note was given
having failed, Yam determined not to pay
it unless compelled by law.
JAS. MGEHEE
June 10, 1857. o. 3
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NOTICE.
TRHE partnership heretofore existing
in this city under the firm OF Bat-

NNHE partnership heretofore existing
in this city under the firm OF But-
lit, Shipp, q. Co., & in Natchez of Ship,
Ferriddy, q. Co., was dissolved on the %
current by Limitation. All persons in
debted to, or those having claims against
either of these establishments, will pre-
sent them in New Orleans, to Bennett,
Forriday, g. Co., who are duly authorized
to receive and pay the same.
The signatures of the old establish
ments will be used for the purposes Of
liquidation only, by Henry l.. Bennett
New Orleans, and William Ferrlday
Natchez, or their authorized attorneys.
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRIDAY,
Surviving partners Of The firms Of Built
Ship, q. Co., and Ship, Ferri.
day, T. Co
New Orleans, July 8, 1887
HTThe business hitherto carried on by
the above, will be continued by the sub
scribers. in this city, under the firm O
Bennett, Ferridays, q. Co., and in Match
ez, Of W. e. R. Feriday, D. Co., who
have entered into Partnership for that
purpose. a,,r,rrrD
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRIDAY,
ROBT. FERRIDAY,
JOS. G. FERRlDAY.
S. w. WATERS.
New Orleans, July 8, 1837.-3l-l7
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NOTICE.

THE legal heirs ofthe Estate of Marx
\ A. Sanders, deceased, are requested
to call on the undersigned and get their,
money.
ROB'T LONGMIRE, admir-.
Sept 5, 1887. 38-4t
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q: ACCOMPLISHMENTS II
NOTICE.

THE candidates for the Legislature, in
the county Of Amite, are respectfully soil,
cited to attend a meeting, on the LAST
SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at Mr.
William Denman's Store, on the Jackson
road, 16 miles from Liberty, prepared to
address the people on the political ques-
tons of the day A dinner, in all Proba
bility, will be prepared. The people Of
the county are invited to attend.
MANY CITIZENS
residing within Smiths Precinct
0rThe day for the above meeting has
been postponed TO the FIRST SATUR'
DAY IN OCTOBER, (the 7th) in conse'
quence of its interfering with the Camp
meeting in that neighborhood.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19

DIED-On the fourth instant, MARIAN
TAYLOR, aged eighteen months, daughter of
Mr.. Jonathan Taylor, of this county.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-19
JAMES NJ. SMILEY,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
"TILL practice in the several Courts Of
w Amite and the adjacent codntles.--Oi-
flee in Liberty, Mississippi.
August 8, 1887 3l-tf