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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17


 ! fets s5Fesl sad a7s 98# eaenins {.ess sssH2g n G of as1cies sliIea lo fae s4aaaa, Which, WiEa eE stock 4ad renders their assortment equal o any n theplace The following are few ofthe leadlng articles;
 8sEy Goods, Kentucky oane plain lnseys and Ierssys; striped end plaid s44ee; aiilea, fancy fped and aHeY end olan- kes: graan and Wnita aiackalaW bankets; f1-j, 1i- and aaaes fssnn e1. aaieo and eehtlenas black lambs aooi h5sa; do do. moait Go.; ladies white and black Worsls nose; silk striped hose3 gents Worstad and mixedamas wool nose; ladies' and gents Wofsted and China sils 0ges do. do tiossin gloves, first quaty gents sofs1ea cotton and ysooen gloves gents @oolen socks; do heavy buck gloves silk aH5feias first qaali ty; gun easc aprons. bla and blue mafi1os blae6 and colofed bomblzets ga Eaaus plain aad triPsai apfos checks fax linen and baraps; pieces rag cafpeting
 E7ats aaef Caps. #ons white and black fur and foram hats black silk do fur capsi mans and boys seal asa cups
 EaEas@9He azaa EEee8eEa SE aEa. High post and EncY hssteaGs; cherry bureaus; cherry breakfast and dining tables; aaa cane ssst7 at buck chaifs doz 1iag seat, slat 5ses Go.; d0z slat Dac Windsor da doz common 9a. de.: 7 large cane back rocking do.; large Windsor rocking do.; cane seat fat back rocking do half b9sas and peek measures; wooden buckets; well buckets; tR5s, Sc.
 st8no Ware.
 l, < gallon jugs; l, l4 & pans $ 6do churns
 Groceries. 9 barrels rectde5 u1iskey g do supeTine four B barrels Boston, water and butter crackers; cask cheesa salad oi5 Cayenne and bllc pepper N ndsof and tar- pea5iae soap; blocking; matches to9aceo 8se
 Eazes84l2s9 1ss1aas 3sc. 9 No. eeacocks pioaghs; 3 No, do do. 30 , do. 8la, bloom plough plates square and round iron as- sorted; castings assorted; nails assorted.
 Iittls Rock, October l9, I6s5.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
Nl4E GOODS Ac.AEN!

r have just received. direct from Philadelphia, " aud 8Fs now opening, larEa aud well assorted stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, of every de- seriftio3 adapted to the present and approaching son. Also, ffafdmafe, fffss and 20e78sease assort- s5and general assortment of Ctracerifg and Li7He5 which we viii ssl1gery low, wholesale or retail cash or to punctua customers on time.
 Purchasers gre respectfully invited to ealiand examine stock ae assured that suit them, both as to price and quality. L. 65 ". R. GiB5O&5.
 Little Rock, a3ay q, fss6
 6ss7-Alao received at Pine Bluffs by D.. Glasos. Il larme and well assorted stock of STAPLE &1 FANCY Hardware, ClHaenewafe and Glassware, Sugar Cofes Tea Salt, and very general assortment of Groceries and Liquors; all efwhieh Will be sold unusually low
 Pine Fl ifs, May 27, 1926.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
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f.lllI Y snhseehae tilrssaf inc 4ye s nalnea nIace, where he win soon be prepaEss 0 tfa9saet all business ntausted to hin, GobAfsstoN MERCHANT He has on haad eiioca assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, IfAIt23 23f ARB, Sc. H prepared to maSo contracts 5T the delivery of EBdBelt of aii AInds sasged ogTeeabtq Q order
 65-Coaatant employment and liberal wages gieen to | kgIsaas. R.G. DUABAis.
 9iaroh ,, ls88.-30-7Ystf
 EI.CTN is sifaatei Black Eeer, about % miles above its junction with White River.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
Ts4g gI,,ET OF AE&E1 ANSAS.

9I1 subscribers respectfully inform the public. that N they still continue tse Storage and Forwarding ba- siness at the 1dasTH hEKANsAs iIYpR. They have completed their large and eommodous warehouses and ready to receive and forward a goods, produce oe that may be consigned to them for resbipment. h business entrusted to tbem will he pnnetnal5 and what is of more importance spee3y attended e. They aaTe no interest in any steamboat whatever, and rely only the faithful discharge ofther business for patronage anu fagor.
 Persons ascending the Arkansas, will fEdthe passage through the mouth of Arkaneas equallY good al ell times and better at sane than through tae cut oas boats often pass down the former, when the depth e ter does not admit passawe through the latter.
 They will also transact COMPASSION BUSINESS efeYe Y kind which may be entrusted to th.mouyins ap- country produce on the river, &e.
 Having recently been informed thet misropFeseRta- ions aoa Us to the praeteability Of travelling Tom the Post of A7ka0sas to this place, bY and account of water and other distractions, feel t duty we ourselves and travelling community, 10 state tla good road IS open aud, with yerE slight eNcep- tions adreet and dry route, from this place to tie Post, and only aaout 27 miles distant,
 *X#if unfemittnr care and attention will merit it thag truatto receive . share of public patronage,
 alA2E3Ss RYAN E co. .Houth ef .4rtaasas, Jag. l5, l595.--2otf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17


 R9sgg GOODS e sgsSss 8s. MIls subscriber having essabiisilaa himself |. tss A town of ErwIsBuEl, Conway county Bll keap e. hand large aud general assortment of al the areles gold by dealers in the above ne-wheh viii be sold as oW prices and on accommodating terms.
 E. V. J0HNSGA Lewlsbatx, conway county, July 2. Ia.3.-l5.LI
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
LOOK

A IT. psrsans naebed to bf nate eatHasFiy re- 4 "A qasstaJ Q coma forward and pAy tas sane, of part thsrcof, without delay.
 Those indebted by book account are requested to sall and rsttlo the sae by npte otherwise without being called on. MeI5AfA 6 BADsa1i.
 Little Rock, Jen. 8, I9s1
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
FEEFElEla. FEs,ENE1s. &c
MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER.
The untersigmci, successors to fife late TNiIm q


 JOS. B2g 7TEEg & GO.
 aG leave to inform the public that they are HOW pre- a-9 pared to transact general
 Commission, Storage & E7o9,w aY5lillg business at this place. which they pledge themselves to do with fidelity and promptness and upon low tefms.- They will have constantly for sale large and eAtenss assortment of Foreign and Domestic Goods i;oots and Shoes, Hats, Ready Made Clothing Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, 6lc., for sale very low terms
 iiis place IS wei Snowli to tle travelling conn,ti'' as the most eligible point of embarkaton, either for af kansas, White CT Mississippi rvers for those who are passing through Arkansas. 70 July 25, le36.-l7tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
rf8E CLOTHING. &c.

LUST received direct ffom Philadelphia, lot of se. sB periine Blue Black and Plumb eolored Dress aid flock Coats made Up the best manaef and latest fash on Also, Cloth < Caasiaefe Pants; Single S Double Breasted ests o various kinds; shirts; Drawers: Fine Stocks 6ae Likewise. one case of latest style of Bea- yer EIats--for sale low by l.. < " |. GIBSON
 Feb IG33
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
ESp AaE2Ey AL OF
 I.S - s GSgGgD5s

LILLIAN II i3. WAIT has just received direct from " New-A ork, large and general assortment Of fs4 LE IND EFLA.9iA92 z 90I}S, consisting II part of the following articles viz.
 Red, green and white AaekRaw and French blankets; rcd green, white, yellow, twiled, c0oee0 Canton and figured Salisbury hannels s1tinets blue and mixed lesssj-s and ss4 crown and ii eadisad sheet ings red and mixed lnseYs indigo eheeka ehanbrays fancy twiled, mourning, blue prints blk and cold Cir cassans; l34 AI2rseilles quilts birdsege and Sd d. aper Irish long lawns blk silk and fancy velvet lage silk and cotton umbraas eamhre, aceBet stripe plaid, figured and plain 5wiss mull and u0ok Hasl furniture and canbrc dimity; wide groa Sss; ltaa4 lustfing: col d gros de Naps white, pink celd bue- black and rich figured poult d. ooie seaasss ard cs- ored Florence silks thread edgiags sncg aress saa meTino hdks printed fhlbet wool, 8 and 5-4 rsrao.
 4 and 6-i raw silk and sd scarlet si6e saawis ladies' kd, white lace, silk and whita linen gloves rcnts buck skin, castor, hoakn, white kid and white linen gloves ladios embd silk nierino, iaasbsuooi, fancy aHa Wte ribbed cotton hnse childrens mixed and seafet hose wadding sAAai cotton; furniture and eafPat binding ; India rubber aprons ladios super aanask and haia nerino cloeks otter. fur. hair and seal caps and far collars.
 Esaazy-aEGsse Caatslna, viz: gsmbet cloaks blue and green blanket. ReterslaH aHa Flushing coats, blk and blue cloth cassaere sasaef kesssy and Flushing eopnd-aekefs hd eaa he s5fia waite Marsses and painted velvet vasts; drab hlae beaver and silk hats; mems taek pegesd Fussat, kle and calf hrogans; boy seXea and peaaa hforens elf boats calfnapY es shoes. pnmps and slippers ie e, white and baek satln, Sld ard aruHea sinners aog1c= co and leather shoes pranea. galer ard lsates ass
 Aisos assortment Of Haaaleafe, ace2s aad Glassseafs Gallery, and Pstots.
 Geocerses.
 Havana coaee Aew-Ct cleans, white EIagana md leaf sugars; sugarhoase olasseai nlsckefel aiek4e ssla sperm oil rice whige and brossn soap: lroun's No. | aon-y-tew, bonn's sweet-scented Roanoke leaf and hefickE taaaceo fine cut e.; bunch rasipe clec0ate Madeira nuts, therts and aieras leaea and rarnber. Y sygaps ganpewdeg and goag hysea teas csst4bsee and cognae brandy; champagne, Tenerise. Madeira. sIaseat sweet haiaga and oaret wines; old frfs sFhs key Ne7-s5fisass rum sweet o patass mould aais- dles candies, asSorSed; indigo copa sarns canphor &c.
 0-1he above articles. ana many 9thees sset es..e- ated--making ais assortment eompeto- ll he eoa la ter cash.
 I..tsl= Eesk. Get F, lses
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
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N indebted 10 the subscribers b5 note or
 book account, are requested to call imsae ediaely and settle the same We very much in want of mo ney, and sincerely hope that is notice viii not he dis regarded. r aiiis = t5 Iss.le Rogs, Jan la, 1887.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
FRANCIS BLACKWELL,
 Tr,1f,ebtt.o.
or to GEO. W. FEREBGE,
VALUABLE NEG ROES, .gVr Ef'gf,gfg gepsN,.

ElvRsuA ANT to m order of the 'udee of the County
 Court Of the county sTllssasas, January sruI. 1887, tho undersigned, administrator of the estate o George C. Mckinney deceased, will at the door os his store the Post of Afkasas said county the lst day of March next. between the hours of 0 aud o'clock of said day, expose public sae auction to the hgA est and last bidder, ELEVEN NEGROES, belonging to the estate of said deeeased Yzhe negfo man, 9 years of ago three boys, between lG and1a two boys between I3 and i6; three woaea---one 25 years old, with two children of years and one of months another % years old, with child of month-the other about 60 years of age. yeaxas- rf ssre. .9 fl-
 FREDERICK N9fREBE.. Aamr.
 ofthe Estate of C. G. Mckinney, dec q. Jan. %, 1sa7.--4f-2t
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
EsEs. neF8 GROCERIEs.
 SAHDIERY.
fsFARDoy C seE.

ANfSs established themselves ii Iale Neee' 5s 7.
 th parfnas e entering Hia the Ashe!esate ss ssl zEt AereauEIs 5asiUdss ll9ite country aisse'9 s4s asaiafs generally tn cali and exansae the.F atasA zze, NHfEhasai ID tine eaatasH eitlaa a AAs Vs I HH eaasis5sa aI kaas o esaHs isssrintiaa. iusias a isf sHd pfudnee commonly receivea y meseAs1-t he tasen tH sHsare.
 aur. q, isat.-s.2,f
 Fae 'eazasisa and efsmes" wlll naallsA ias as2ss tIIl lafbd.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

4 2 an evidence of tbc high opinion entertained of 4 oHH9 Arehg colts, and tfe promise they have given ef performing well on the turf merely state tbat nearly all his colts, of sufficient aee, entered n etakes. 0nly one of them, Mr {aessou's @axeyl has aPpemed m public ao t0eaaile heat aaa repeat run at Nashville, and rsn secon ts Polly Powell in inc colt race, ms and repeat, being at the time in bad order and cit his et. rom trials nade oihs younger eg;s now la tralnlhg have gre2t confidence in their fagtas saee M. hisaisE.
 fta1eaee3 l.etaBa.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
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eR6ARa LES. first quality 13aeoai , bbls. Aaolafel zzsa sg Sg 01 received and for sale, by
 May !. DE BAUN s co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

2 GRITTY tat Cir ArchY was foaled fag property ! at alr Amos, ia Forth Carolina, where I sent my old mare from Tennessee to the horse. lie covered mares two eeasons atay house, and one season Aau- ry County Tennessee and from all the colts have seen ofhie getting feel assured there no horse the west crn country his superior. JAMES JACKSON.
 Ef0fsace, .1{dJa4aa.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

MOLAssEs, EsECE, &e. Il FIERCE new rice N 3 bbls sugsr house measses ]" loaf sugar
 boxes bunch raisins 10 kegs cut naila
 < horse shoe do. 20 plough moulds % bars half inch flat iron received per steamer Compromise, and for sale by Dec. 2. 1886. VIM. B. WATT.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

oferery kind ond quality. Mexican and other fashionable Hats Boots aud Shoes Hardware Gfoekery; s5addlery; ' inea Brandies Gefdials; Ginger sweetmeats; Famafihds in jars Tomato Catsap; Browns No l Tobacco Gut Chewing and Smoking do. Sugar and Coffee; Spices; Flour; Bacon w almost every article a the Dry Goods and Grocery lines.
 ersons indebted on last years account will confer particular fasor by calling end settling the Little Rock, May 27, I936
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

aWIE solral mare fsnea. vAch ] sold 10 William i huFton, was sired bg llerizol, brought from frgna ln year is3 and lately the prepeflg of Capt ste3h 5tttff oi 0es Guu!ty+ 4Cf1HeaseeEer cam was hF sreF Aedley the property lewis llroan cut ofa fcaTn5ag at mare C. <. TNRFLFA.
 2d ef -lpai, 1882.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
J. Fl9l EIl1IM Q. CO.

 A RE constantly receiving new additiong to their z "A stock of Goods on hand They have eceiFed from New Orleans, per the Neesho, doz Tnbet wool shaws ]" 6-1 plaid do. piece fgd Crcasasn 's Salisbury flannel l rcd nsey 6 pairs super red blankets dog. gents furred gloees lnizscs' ~-7atad hoss 3 !" wool socks ladies' seWed c. s. shoes !" children begged do
 tsTeeera9s- l box lemons l bitters 3 Havana presergos 12 table salt keg black pepper G boxes bunch raisins 12 sperm candles !" soap starch T codhsh 3 kegs Goshen butter barrels prime brown sugar
 SatEdseYy. Plain and Spanish saddles Russet and black brides Martingales and saddebag5 Crcinges and girths
 Hardware. Best spring and plain percussion caps bag horseshoe nails 6 corn mills, with wheels 100 lbs. American blistered steel Dec 5, 1sS6
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
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A PRf2Is assortment of 3addlery ofegery kind, jass "A receged--and for sale by
 Nay 27. NeLAIN ( BADGETT.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
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 l1p as

Wzh FILL stand at aARDY Eonfssoa's stahie miles east of liftia Rock, on tae Memphis foad in the County of Pulaski, t8 next season, and Wil bc let to mares uat the 10th of July next $ the single visit paid a lac tima of seegieeSi5 the season payable the at of January, 18 whcmaF be edischafged by the paymentof &0 within the eeason and s2o to insure mae ta De Wta 9al, payable asearaning the fact, when the property changes oansfsthe groom for each mare at ths time of sefTiao si.
 S0kzEft5S is handsome cbee1nt somef, fine foTn upwards Of 5 hands | eh, and feaTs old next spring. He received an injury when yfs old, which prevented his banR trained 5ie Woad, in tic opinion o first rate udgas. Haa t not been for that mis7tuae have made
 first fae bofse Us blood is equal to any 1a the United States. Experienced sportsnen arc Of opinion that he would the turf aFe eqaaliad any. a has proven to be snrs os-eettor. From common mares he can show three good colts any others year old ne. spring
 PEDI c f EE
 SQRkIEf-S was sired by th9 celebrated horse Yoaas Sir y3TcbY cad he by 0fd Str .9TcH yhia dam, Ja9ef sine 5y ilgEiaoi bF8gg5 from Fifginiahef dafa was by Grey .dedlH. Young Sir AreHY his dam James Jack sons Virginia sstsr to Rssdenona, who sofor S2 70 it yrs old, 4f3 istal tq ..49s Ter bg eloated. lanrler beat Sir ATchE mile heats for Jockey Ciab purse and bye bet ei 5l0eQ, and considered Dir ArchY equal if net his superior bred y Colonel Miles Seldon of Virginia, and got bY the imported horse taloon; her dam Cadz by Nornleys King lsrod, son Of Fearnought out ei Bracten's imported marc Kitty fiaher. The dain o ea@iA Ngas Primrose by DoYco of Cade by Old Cade by the Godolphn Arabian. The dam of Primrose was Stella bJ 0thallo, son of Grab- 5tella dam selina by the Go4opAin Afaban. The blood of Cid Sir Archy and the imported Daredevil is too well known to make it necessary to swell this pcdi gree Nitiltbe blood of those famous horses
 CHARLES FENION MERGER RoBINS04.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

VIE seHTe colt. naw the nnHczi7 oi Chrries |. li. fabHson, eaIaa Sorsleas. was foalnd miua u tsa sFiag ot Aa. an of tie aha4a aars MS stsa hg onne Aselty, wAe hy cd hrrhv. aff If aames jackson iHaoriea iaara. N9. M. BUXTON.
 sert ilh. ls5d.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
J. E1E EgAGIN s GO.

AVE received from New York, and are prepared to ha sell on reasonable terms, lafge assortment of Goods in their liAe comprising, in addition to tie aft ees n common Ge, number of others entirely new u tais- market alIea as
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

ssss lis, Ssc.
 DE BAgN S co. li@ye received, ison, New s. eIf lc#aa, per Eomplomis9, 2 bBls. almonds 2 rice 2 afsugar l boz white Havana sugar casks London porter box (2 dozen,) cherries in brandy
 f lemon syeup 2 boxes course boots Do7S wa5sr proof 60. coarse brogsns 2dos. painted buckets On hand, pipe best champagne brandy < qldzfFe whiskev pale sherry Madeira. 9eaerlo and Port wines of tie best oualr Nov. l2, l336.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

fFefE eara md attention 's s# .siA to macs lea n the care a HET iafhar 4ath &0f laaMd aasHHaee and grain provided on She most rassahe tefes efeatrie vii De takn e prevent necaaHsez cscHHee5 nat !a olAty incurred for either.
 6. :. si. ROBINSON October 2s. I5se-so.iluly gss, lea4
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-29
FOR MAJOR GENERAL.

or We are authorized to announce
GUSTAVUS III. WILCOX, Esq. as a can
didate for NJ jor General of the 2nd Diyis.
ion Mississippi Militia. GJ-Eleclion to
lake place on the 9th of September next.
6FWe are authorized to announce Gen.
JOSEPH NlCOLLS, of Claiborne County,
as candidate for Maj. General I'd Division
Mississippi Naturalization 9th Septem-
Der.
GIVE are authorized to announce VIII.
LIAM NJ. GwIN, as candidate for the of
flee of Mljor General of the I'd Division q
the Militia Of this State, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Gen. Felix
DISQUALIFICATION at the various precincts
on the 9th of September.
Mr.. EDIRoR- You will be so good as to
announce Colonel A, NJ. HALEY, as a can
didate for Major Gen'l I'd Division Mssis-
sippi Militia. MANY VOTERS.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-29
g, ", oAxaT g. Go.
College Of Teachers.

NVIlE seventh annual meeting of the
IL Western Literary Institute and Col
lego of professional Teachers, will be held
in Cincinnati, during the first week of Octo-
Der next, commencing on Monday, 2nd.
A series Of Lectures will delivered, and
a number Of Reports presented by commit
tees, appointed at the last annual meeting.
1t is expected that the coming session
will be one of no ordinary interest. In adj
dtion TO the customary Reports, mich in
tereslng information may be expected on
the state of education, both at home and
abroad, from professor Calvin Il. Stowe,
recently returned from Europe, and Sam
ueI Lewis, Superintendent of Common
Shoots IN Ohio.
TheWestern Literary Institute is design
ed 10 embrace Teachers and other friends Of
education throughout the South and West.
All such persons are therefore, desired to
consider this advertisement as personal
invitation to attend. II is also desirable TINT
al! literary associations annually send dele
gates; and, when practicable, reports upon
the state of education within their respec-
tive limits.
01rElitors throughout tho Mississippi
Valley, are 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 The Executive Committee
All. McGUFFEY, Rec. Sec'cy,
July % "
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-29
TEX AS.
W0r Department, Dec. 10, 1897:

war OcpWIHc"tS 1(eb' AcS AOO''
GENERAL ORDER.
EROM information received at this de-
u partment, itappears 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 aht
Navy of Texas, without the warrant Of a
commission from the Government, and have
thus By licentious and unprincipled conduct
and many impositions, practiSed upon the
friends of Texas abroad, reflected disgrace
upon the country and the service which
they represent
II therefore becomes my duty 70 pro
nounce all such persons acting without All
thouty from this department,npr by order q
the President of this Republic, fMPOS
TIERS, and ii is hoped they will be treated
as such.
No person within tire limits Of Texas ol
elsewhere is authorized to wear the insig
MIA Of an officer in the Texian service, with
ont special order, or permission to that ef
feet, from this or the Naval Department o
this Government.
BY order of the President,
Signed, VIM. FISHER,
% Acting Se'cy Of Wa
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-29
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on Tuesday morning
last, Of c ,ngcsve fever, Mrs. EtIzABETn
Horn, wife of Mr. james Hool of Claiborne
county, in the 45,h year of herag leaving
an affectionatc husband and seven children
to lament an irreparable loss. The de-
ceased was highly respected, esteemed and
beloved by her numerous friends AMI Hc-
ulaintances for the many nlble virtues
which adorned her life and influenced her
walk through the "dark ways OF the world
But why mourn the Christians ftll?--the
benevolent spirits departure? Death is
bat the entering gate To that "brght world
on high" aud happy are they who ascend
The holy hill Of Zion by the light OF Heay-
enly reveation- they crest from lheIr
labors and their works dofollowp \.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-29
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
PROSPECTUS
OF TIIR
SOUTHERN LITERARY HERALD.

SUI IHEkN Ll EkAHt HERALD.
A JOURNAL of Public Literature Sci
IN cnce, Gen. Intelligence, Morals and
Religion: 10 be published in the City d
Natchez, Mississippi, every Saturday, morns
ing should sufficient encouragement be give
en- TO warrant the undertaking.
An Association Of genten1en propose
publishing on the FIRST Saturday in Septem-
Der next, a Literary Moral and Religious
Journal, pledged to no party In politics, and
standing on common ground IN regard, to
sectarianism in religion. The supervision
Of the publication will be entrusted to a
gentleman OF experience in this department
Of Literature. who will be assisted by regu-
lar correspondents OF the highest character
for critical taste aud intellectual polish.
1t will be the endeavor Of oil Goucerned
iii the publication to render It useful me-
dunn for the diffusion of Literary and ReIi-
gions information, and Journal Of such
events as may be alike interesting to Chris
tians and Philaupthrdpists,a web as to the
scholar and gentlemen Of literary or sciea-
tific leisure and its columns will ever hs
open for tire gratuitlous insertion Of all chari-
table, religious OF lhetary nofices--giviug
to Education, Morals and Religion, a Goa.
slant and energetic support.
Believing that Journal free from secig-
rian and partizan controversy, and setting
forth the gfeat and leading truths Of utility
and moral improvement, Is not only caieus
lated to refl,:t honor Upon tho community.
as an index of the vaItfe attached to intel
Eectnal effort and moral culture, but that it
is also we'll adopted to subserve the host in.
terests of people; by keeping a true mirror
Of passing events constantly before tho
public, the Association feel justified IN So
Iiciting support from individuals Of ovory
class and denomination In society.
The Southern Literary EEOrdtd will be
printed on fine royal and super.royaf paper
With fair type, and delivered to subscribers
for Five Dollars year, paybl6 in every
case, in GdpGnce--the propristora pledgina
themselves that the publication will not Be
abandoned before tho end Of the year,
however limited may be the support, il |, IL
once commenced.
II. II. HOLToN; Agent.
Natchez, June, %, 1897 Is