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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
Noah Congcr's Estate.

STATE Of psrmonL >v.lE It remembered that >, :,
Durief Of Rutland, IS - stated Probate Cour. held
ing the 9Th day II March, A. D. 1887,
Present HILLi4M HALL. Judge.
HANNAH CoEoER, Administrator Of the .,,ste NJ
No'h Conger late Of Dsuhy ia said district deceased
proposing 70 feH''r az account of her administration
and preseut her pgs'ns sail estate for aop
Ordered 1hst sd s"couut he examined IN court 8, :
se''ion thereof TO be holden At The Proha,. Ofce IN
land within enl or sad iisirci. The first Monday o(
AprN next and that the publication Of a cory Of This
orle: ihree wee. 'ucess.yely ia tie Rnilauj uc,sJ
printed at Rutland a' soon isy ho laIl be sufficient
notice os concerned to appear ifthey sec cause. AMI
object thereto.
H. y T0HSLEE, Regihr.
true copy of rrcorI.
II II u. TOFSLEE. RICHTER,
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W 7 D " s

o. OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REvo.
their last term Of Service whose husband, ,.rv.I ,
ANY 10 The oct Of Congress Of the 7tb June. 1882
Sts's an1 not les thsnsx months, can now draw during
ne " uo'ns 'h.r remaining single, by virtue Of tie
~ % an 'ny' 1880 'neh pensions their hu,bsndi
would have been entitled TO- undo, m. e., .r,ior.l
sel whether her husbands niay have sled durn, the
o. 'lnee mat period. Also, The widow. Of ,oeb
osff' or 'Id'er who were married after thu, w.rwbos
nave 'isd ,locs the 4ih, OF March, 1881. and
,pee'Fe hu'band; youli have ben entitled 10 under
We :" o Jqns q 1882, from the said T. March 1881 to
me Jay Of the 'a'd husbands dceea,e.
s5Ftn"'n t1itHen attended 10 as M,uaL.
81" j. COVE.
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commissioner Notice

HVtih' 'oie' BERT eng Rpi oinied Nv tie Hon P,,
~ ur'e count Tor The DtfrCi Of Kutaai con M.
'h' - :" ree'''s Examine snj sijps, r cain, .aI L.
m"-i' o. al p'r'on' sgsiast the o,tats Of
HIN.N4H cor
' ~ Naaiso" IN 'sid li,lfet Ieces,e3 re-, re,,n,.
f"'' 1nl '''o I'll claims md depsus eshita.3 hi
'ht''i. sHI 'ir months i.'n The 4th d.r Of .'r,h
ne ,sDs si"1si by 'sid eogri fer thst rur.,.
''''"'e h'f'ty give nuiics ihui We vii Gt.ssd IA az,
'l'nf.' q Dor 's.i appointment. 81 tie Iwei, -,
- ','.a'r 70 'ad Niilis'ovH or toe T.. ,on.,, i,
ga ssrh olssil ~, ''o'' ID
" cL.iRE
! JOHNSON ( c"r'"h'i0H1i
'e' a. N'14'ieWr' th, iilh Gay 4 March. A.D
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Cure for Indication.
Cert foofe If Mr. Abel.

believing that Jewetr. Improved Vegetable Pill, ar.
remedy worthy the highest confdence. / am i.Inc.d
from pubic considerations, 10 state the effect thew had on
NC OF my r"'y EARLY in the last winter NY
wie experienced the scce.s of disease which .,,Iy
increased to high degree Of severity. Tn. SYMPTOM.
were grfn' piostrnion Of strength los. min
~ me dzhIne,s palPo;on Of the hesr ain in the
.ue anu cough she commenced in the pill. e.ry in
me 'prng, and received immediate rei,eC Tb.v VIZ.
eonnueu seord'ns TO the directions. until nearly two
boxes were taken, when the appeared 10 q. nc,ci
a"d no synip'nm. of disease have since appeared
ioiShedl LEJI ABEL
Boston, sept. 1e 1897
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
DOUBLE TRUSS.

TIE Double Trat, IS formed by affxng one cad OF
the Steel Sptug 10 the ceuirc Of trsnsyore Bar (on
each cnd OF which Is placed the above described rads
by s Tree and uns nlaiiasscd movements. the rsI, can
he adluied 10 ho prolapsed parts with feet ease and
her hey Ete situated horizontally or in m oh.
hqu' drtc'un from each other; and no movement Of
'he BODY cnn disrlsce or IN the least affect them ur-
iher DESCRIPTION u deemed unnecessary as Tia. siisht.
inspection has never, IN single usauce ilcd TO satisfy
e,n the most lrludced of their superior properties
For sale by DANIELS & BELL, Ruiiani r.
Ieb II. o.o,,o
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Newly Invented Truss.


T9tCENTLY Invented by Brr, Fam. r y pre-.
- fcut.l {" the public uulcr fall that II
eau DC worn w'th ard safety. hnd with great
90 beu'h To- the iacut, than any other Tru,s now 10
use These Truss,s, 50 far believed. human gen
in' can 60 ,frs. perfect s,sdlustiug principle -
hey accommodate heuHcos to every motion aud DO.
stoa ct the body, and ct the tine preserve oon
staut, uniform. oqos aud 10 the Patient. agreeable
pressure -; o the parts 90 which they applied The
nas are i"rmed Of Wire spring bent to the shape #
Double CuLc, with Toe base compressed to GENT.
ccu'oN TO receive Tie cushion This pad atiachs 20
A. '.-stc steel Spring, which posses rvuuI the boly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
Found.

lrIAf box ofiobieeo.on The Green hIountsin turb-
IL pike, sbont hslfs mil. Es., Of n. CRAWIEY's
sboui the ia ofthis month. Tn. owner can k.ts
ne 's@e ~ proving property snd paying charge.
Mt Holly, F.b q. 1887. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
Published by ". e.. oddara
Windsor, We.

lad fer sale "a oil part, ". Ersiaasaa1 " y-i
MARsn ALl's NEW SIZZLING COOK .,,r,
W EVEN tARl PRINCIPLES rVcg -,
LANGUAGE ;--ca'ruiattd io teach Sp.Ii,nr .nt,..H
ng b. asociaiioo dfciston AMI the usual moi. =,
e'Hag ~ clss'.'--bt tlinrE D M,Asnstt. .vtho, :,
s"sl'''rs Book 81 The t"sl'''' Language &c.
sud Is bteVsl 70 Po's,' uaHy AJvsntsr., owe, s,h,
b"oki # The kind now u.c. The nans 81 a.. -
" u readily he recognisd by many Of our ssheol g
m'''o' sui IeSehsr' who have 70 yesu past. sdop,,l
sud u'ed his foracr work. uan which IN. ,,..n, '4
bels'ed Ia be very great Improvement
MANY reoomms"dAlory notice. have already La.s >.
eeiVed, among Mht are the following -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
Eie1ir Tfgeiai Baisamiqae.
y. II. DOWNS
PEGETABLE B.iLSLHIC ELTXIR

or tooghs, { olds ,Coosum plion, Catsrfh Group,
ANhms " hoo9'ng Coagh, sra eli o,ne: oisess,,
Of The head, chez, am lungs.
Pamphlets cunisning history ofthe nec,cin,
- sAe'ch ofthe disease, ior which !, !, recon.
Gsended, eeuifesl-s from unqo,s,,onabie .our,-,
ample directions accompanying zach bottle
may be bad OF any Of The Agencies, gratis.
W. FAY. .3g-i--RsfLasS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
RUssELL's CELEBRATED
salt Rbeum Ofutmruf

ms nunque'ionsbly the bns, and ,sfe., remedy
Sa If' 'r'J TO The public for that obstinate d,orIe1
oaH Ith'Um u has succeeded whore ttfc, nns.,, -
iAle' nod the let that IT has been esteo.,y,Iy
'"I'u I"e"i'ners peaks volumes IN y. prsi,s I, :.
equally 'licaeipus 10 al disease, Of the I'm ,c,I y
a'Is "''n'' sn1 The most aveierate Itch, &c &c. NJ
u'''u' ''thre'es nilSt be chained bot The pr,o,,,
eh'o'e' 'hsi far trial sboolI ts the onl, eyi -, "
superior efficacy. Price 80 eest, ~. " w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

How Man rEEis wnEN IN I. GoIS0 TO HRuvNG.
They Got ne said the old Captain, and chuck.
20 me into hole that wss 50 dark that could
Zee At -'nd N the morning they carried me ou,
into tie yard, aud there ~ss gsllows and noose,
sui every Thing resdv--snd black coffin under
meath. Then the soldiers were eli staring at me
e. u J 9as gone goose. Ii yOu want to kuow
bow Teller feels when be is gong 10 be hung. III
tell Ye-he feels pretty pokeri,h"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
Certificate from DR.. Ra.miin.

Inc following Is certificate from DR. G.. r. R.umlin
graduate IN medicine the University Of o.,in,.n
he subscriber has tested the effect. OF Jewet, imnru
'ei esetabe Pills several case. Of disease Of tn. liver
usesi'e organs, aud the result has convinced him
'hh' they are emneny calculated to sub.erye the
pose Tor winch they are designed. Considering them a.
oSeher superior TO those articles commonly offered 70,
similar complaints, would chez rfully add INV t.,,imn,
10 favor Of 50 valuable medicine (syn.N
CH4RLFS r. R.4UNLLF H. d.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
AM EssRCAN TRUSS.
JAQUITII's PATENT.

|EHosE only, who know by experience the suffer Jog
- endured ifuni
LER.NI3 OR RUPTURE
VIII set jus; estimate upon the value of 40 Instrument
lor the perfect care of This dangerou. COMPLIANT The
Ftornotors hazard nothing IN asserting that 10 n.ru.
n, M mas ever Oeen used l'r HERNIA 50 perfectly ads
ted. safe and certain Of ofsoIing cures.
Cures have been peri rmed by these TRpssEs in four
weeks though aggravated cases ard oug stand
ing MAY NOT GENERALLY DE CURED; but IN such.
W'cA rene! vi" lie gwen. Recent cascs should receive
immediate attention, iu order 10 insure success, rin
earnestly recommended that their snpo roriy may be
tested.
- Every purchaser hs, the privilege Of returning
ihs russ after trial Of eight day. if doe, not give
satisfaction.
For sale by appointment, by
ly JAS PORTER, Rutland
And 1irrs HUrcHIssoS, Jr. Woodsivck n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

The fsi Ri'a' Patro, ,tats, ibsi 90 WELLESLEY la,
suos' ~ Hefe' O! zee ~s' t0weI Il that hlrbr 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
F,vm Rer. J. D. Drummond.

"'lh feeling. Of pious gratitude to heaven fvb.o.
h""' every good aud precious gifi) now come forward
70 u'e nine to the numerous testimonies of those vito
nave experienced tie happy effects of"Dr Jewett, Veg
eA'ie rilHs- Tor more han twn Year, ave suffered
severely from d.es.e Of the stomach. OWN, ,o y.
ransement Of tie digestive organs. And though IA,
ne me recommended course OF many remede, I,med
M her reel giving virtues, yet all wa, vain and use.
e's-uh"' ." eosh through the advice ia friend con.
seated TO make triu ofthe above IN med Pills, IN. u,.
% winch has completely long uished (or
J. ID. DRUHaoD. Cal.olle P,,en.
Boston, Ma's. July 25th, 1888
ne fresh aud genuine pills are fnr sale by DANIEL
bl-L, RUTLAND ~. Price SO cent, a box.
6:eopiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

Ihs ChnST The Boston Post ha, the Glllowing sen.
''Doe ! ihs ~ gueri rflh,, court that you-you
DE hn-d onf dr'isr SUI usy TIE tori hsrs mere, ga
yout ,oui Co. saii jaIgs 10 loaf who va, e,et.i
for ,lstiHs eil,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
Pork.

q FEW bbis. d PORK Tor ,.isb,
Ruil'as, N.res 10, 1897. IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

Our s'osnoI TREND Nsr,hall has tu,t published
nstr spelling Book. whioh excel. even hi, farm, -
lent elementary publications.. u, srrsnsem.n,,.,,.
m'tShe, aud the lessons omneply calculated 10 ,an.
and gradually lead forward the young mind 20 NOR, M,
'u'o eHor" IS 'nlet'pered with cuts ILLUSTRATIVE, Al
Tho familiar reading. which ACCOMPANY them NJ,
The ordinary spelling and reading Lessons, II contain,
Lptomc DeiionHry. which will be exceedingly useful
the sehosi We Hre oiihe opinion tina, th. II NJ If A.
Marshall VIII meet =, mot richly deserves, with q.
'endei partridge II could prohtAby ,uper,ele MAJ
olihe lay books which s,ll in use IN e..uv II a
schools" ''s'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
II U sSELL'S
tegetdtle Bilious Pills,

fok general use 10 casos Of Jaunlice morbid ,sn.b
IVY OF ne stomach Md bowel,, Zoe. Of appetite C,d
rem o,'lIene''' ie' sni all d'sesses arising from
"Nr'g o'ranSemens,-ss so for correcting the 81. -
the blood AM cleansing i1o .yste Of f, AMI v,,i h
m'f' Ihe'e pills are Dli csihart,c. pr.Iucirs 90.
,ei p'n' no' Crying. tud therefore yalunb, snd
I'D apr'I'+d medicine and are pronounced u, such
Each box eoaiaius 80 pills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

From he "PeopieI Prtr," .vidll,bHry. ~ .fue,efs
co. h"t'hails New Spelling Book, recently Published d,
Windsor IA this State, by y {. Goddard srp,.r, ~.
style highly eredtHbc g. the publisher and may :. con
,d'red valuable improvement ca the old -spel,b,
Book oi The English Language by The same suthorp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
From De Courier U'ood,ioek, n. yui.2i, lsos


MARSHALL New Spelling Book just putiisheI b,y
y 'odiHrd OF w indoor Is believe, the pest..t sr,
Gle 81 the Kind ever offered IN tho market II !, prn,
on new stereotype plates Of the most fashed workn
SNIP uHd Is fenle'ed inviting 10 the juvenile mini bv
numerous cuts illustrative Of the reading lessons T.,
"hoe plan Of the work demonstrates that the uutht
gave To II That time aud attention which il required
ia has introduced what have long ron.idered yer,
Important 10 spelling book, mean Script letter.
scholar by having perfect copy lui him 10 follow
anu ny beg early accustomed 10 write on Slate n. III,
1upor recommends will IN opinion be- more sur. Of
acquiring an easy aud permanent style OF writing than
'hey now d. The lessons 10 Reading and Sprli,y .uc
coed each other IN such juIcious inner that m, liz
We aocd"rabs VIII scarcely perceive The ascent n. th.
mount the hill of science We hope that teacher, AMI
pareps Will not delay an examination If the work apd
ihcy viii zee for themselves that what have ,sid Of
the book amply msri,ei and will Immediately bing il
into use
QTTencher and committees will be supplied With CO.
pies for examination, together with an Analysis Of III.
work Tree Of charge b, calling the subscriber or ssud
ing their orders to the Ruilsnd Bookstore where the,
are for sale by the dozen or single.
November 20. 1885, 4o:3m.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Gen. THOs. +. COLLINS, of Kinds.
STATE TREASURER.
Hon. JAMES PHILLIPS, Of Kinds county.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
0TWe are authorized to announce II.
t. GARNErr, Esq. of Grand Gulf, us can
didate for the Office Of District Attorney for
the First Judicial District of Mississippi.
6r We are authorized to announce
CHARLES E. WILKINS, Esq. of Natchez, as
IA candidate for District Attorney, for the
first Judicial District, composed of the coun-
ties Of Adams, Jefferson, Claiborne, Warren
and Washington.
GrWe are authorized and requested at
present ALEXANDER b. MACLEOD, Esq. OF
Jefferson county, as candidate for the of
fee of District Attorney for the First Judi
cial District, at the election in November
next.
OF We are authorized to announce
CnEsroN RrNGGoLD, Esq. of Jefferson, as h
candidate for District Attorney for the First
Judicial District, at the November election
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
Sporting Intelligence.

"HE Jefferson County Jockey Club
will Commence on "Hamberlin's
Track on the third Wednesday in Novem-
Der next, and continue four days"
The LIST day shall be mile heats, free for
any horse raised in jefferson county, or ha-
ying belonged to a citizen of the county for
at least six months previous TO the first day
of the races.
The I'd day shall be two mile heats, free
for any horse, mare, or gelding.
The Bird day shall be four mile heats, free
for any horse, mare or gelding.
The 4th day, mile heats the three best
in five-for any horse, mare or gelding, in
the counties of Jefferson and Claiborne, it
they have been owned by citizen OF said
counties, during the six months next previ-
Gus to the third Wednesday in November
next. PHILIP o. HUGHES, Sec'y.
Hamberlin's Track, Oct 8, 1887 32td
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
BLANKS! BLAKSl

EUST PRINTED, and for sale at thi
- Office,
BIS Lrlipg; Bus Exchange; Notes IN
Bank; Attachments, and Attachment Bonds;
Rccognisaaccs ;Slafc Warrants; SUbpGnds;
Executions; Forthcoming Bonds; Alpha
bets, Tctbeis and Sior Bills, for Merchants
use; Cotton Receipts, Sc. SC.
Ilavinga good assortment of JOB TYPE
we arc prepared to execute any orders
that my be fJrwar lel, with neaincss an'
despatch.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
LGMG GIlG Negroes for safe.

THE subscriber oilors for s1'c vaIna-
bic Tract of Land, lying in Claiborne conn-
ty, one mile and half from oakland Col
lego, and four miles from Rodney. The
Tract contains 513 Acres, $50 OF
which are now in high state OF culiiVatioh'
and the whole plantation is IN good ORDER
The improvements on the place are very
respectable; they comprise
GOOD GIN AND MILL,
and all other buildings necessary tor pllnt-
ing purposes, or calculated to promote the
comfort and convenience of private FAINT
w. Situated in highly respectable neigh
borhood, and in healthy, fertile, and pro-
duclivc part of Mississippi, the subscriber
respectfully invites call from those who
may be disposed to engage in the Produc'
ton of cotton, to which the land is admI-
rably adapted.
will also dispose of from 6 10 j
Negroes, with the place, together witt
Farming Utensils, Corn
II m Fodder, &c. sc. shoulC
NM==z=z.othe purchaser desire 1t.
IN The whole will b.
sold on very accommodating terms-say' o!
fmr or five years time, in payments to SUI
ahc convenience of the purchaser.
C. s. BROWN.
October II, 1897 S4-3w
OTTbe Natchez Weekly Courier an.
Port Gibson Southerner will insert this ad
vertisement three weeks, and forward 'hel
accounts to this office.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
G. A " TT o ".

ALLpcrsons are hereby cautioned against
n trading for two Notes made payable
"a GEORGE Nance by the undersigned. One
nhonntino 10 Sl5O,O0--and the other for
81 dollors-both dated in September last,
AMI due ON the first Of January next The
conslderation for which these Notes were
eisen having failed, am determined not to
,sas them unless compelled by law.
~ N C.. TERRY.
Octobcr 10, 1887. '0-0"'
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
H.noy. in Time.

ALL persons are cautioned against trad
inr for six notes drawn by the undersigned,
and made payable in the City Bank OF New
Orleans. Three of said notes are endorsed
by Charles II. Flowers and John Woodhouse,
and three by John Woodhonse and V. D.
Smith. The first one of said notes falls
due the LIST of February, 1888, and the bal
anc in five annual payments, from the LIST
Of February, 1889. Four of said notes are
for 81 ,320-one for Sl,40l--and one for
al .5OS; and all drawn in favor of X L.
Pie,y. As the consideration of said notes
have not been complied with, am deter
mined not to pay them until all satisfactory
arrangements are made. rr,e
JAMES Il. FLOWERS.
October 10, 1897 33-lw
nDrTho New Orleans Commercial Bull
leiin will please insert the above SIX times,
and send accountto this Office for collection.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
Nn IL z

z ETTER, teslameniary having been
h granted to the undersigned Executor OF
.he Estate of RUSH MUTT, deceased, at
the special Term of the Probate Court OF
Jefferson county, held on Saturday the oh
day ofScptember, 1897, --Notice is hereby
given TO all persons indebted to said Estate
10 make Immediate payments, and those
having claims To present them, duly au-
within the time prescribed by
law.
HALLER MUTT,
Executor.
Sem, IL 1897. 3l-6mts.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having been
- granted to the undersigned by the
Honorable Probate Court Of Adams County
a I the September Term 1887, ofsaid Court,
on the Estate of SAMUEL A. MASON,
dec,d,-Notice is hereby given, to all per-
sons indebted to said Estate, to come for
ward and make payment without delay,
those having claims against it are hereby
notified to present them, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
MARY A. MASON. Admr'x.
LEVI G. HARRIS, Admir-.
September 26, 1887, Slot
- The Natchez Courier and Journal
will give the above six Insertions and Tor
account here for settlement.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
NOTICE.

VEVfIE subscriber will, at the next May
n Term Of the Probate Court of Jc(Ier-
son County, prcscn,his account us admins
traitor on the estate of Ivy II. Watson, for
final settlement and allowance.
JAMES WATSON, Amir
April Ii, 1887 Off.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at the last
September Term Of the Probatc Court Of
Jefferson County, on the Estate OF Jacob y.
S,qmpIev tiec'd-No,icc, is therefore here
by given, to III persons indebted TO the said
Estate to come forward and make settle
ment without dcIay-and those having
claims will present them duly authenIlca-
ted within the time prescribed by law.
s. B. STAMPLEY, Admir-.
MARIA SrAMPLEY, Adm'x.
Oct. 3D.. 1887. 81 Ut
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
TEX AS.
War Department, Dec. 10, 1887.
GENERAL ORDER.

wan DCpUWtC"e1 DCS' ~ @O''
GENERAL ORDER.
ENRON information received at this de-
II 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 a
commission from the Government, and have
thus by Iicentious 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 to pro-
nounce all such persons acting without AIT
thor,ty from this Experimentation by order OF
the President of this Republic, lMPOS-
TIERS, and it is hoped they will be treated
as snch.
NJ person within the limits Of Texas oil
elsewhere is authorized to wear the inslg
mia of an officeg in the Texan service, with
out special order, or permission to that Ell
feet, from this or the Naval Department o
this Government.
By order of the President,
Signed, VIM. FlSdEK,
% Acting Sc'cy Of War
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
Sept. II, 1897.
OAKLAND COLLEGE.

A MEETING Of the Board Of Trustees
N of Oakland College, was called on tho
10Th Of September 1887, in consequence
Of the death Of the Rev'd. o. s. Hinckley,
Professor Of Languages, which occurred in
the city Of Natchez, on the 18th inst. Tho
vacancy in the faculty, Occasioned by tho
death Of Mr. IIinckley, was filled by tenn
poray appointment, until a permanent aP-
pointment can be made.
THOMAS FREELAND.
Sep. 23d. 81 Sec'y. Of the DO ard
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
NOTICE.

THE partnership of Ballantinc & Nelson
is this day dissolved by the death of MIR.
Ballantiue. The business will only be-
continued for the purpose of settlement, and
in which the name of the firm only will be-
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
Smriring PGrtHer.
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodncv. Noynmber 8. 1896. 80
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90 MARLETT'S PLOUGHs and a
s0Sb lot of uo
- NEGRO-HEAD TOBACCO,
lust received and for sale by
HENDERSON s. HILL.
Rodney, March %, 1897. TIT
ESTRAY HORSE.

EvAKEN up, by John woodhouse, as an
L. Estray, in Jefferson coun- n
iy, Mississippi, TA>
A BLACK HORSE, IsuaA sA
with both hind feet white, about KN T1Y
fifteen hands high, and nine ssS-2sEa1sass
wears old. No marks or brands pcrceiva-
bic. Valued by James Allison and Jesse
U. Evans at $j2 $4,000 on the 3D. day Of
May, 1887. -
JOHN II. DUNCAN,
Ranger Of Jefferson County
Mayo, 1887. l3-u
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pRTYTYNG OFFICE FOR SALE.

n WILL sell, on Wednesday the LIST day
Il of November next, the
less. TYPE AND FURNITURE,
e Southern Telegraph Office, at Rod
Mis- sppi--togother with other prop
4 be- Kging to the estate of Thomas Is
paImcr, deceased.
I'VE Press is of the improved Smith Fat,
ont. and equal to any in the State; and al
Tho Type nearly new.
W. Teu',.s IN Be liberal, and made known
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A Ill persons in any way interested in
"a the final settlement of the estate OF
Bennett p. Sanders, deed, are hereby noti.
fled that VIC shall apply at tho next April
term of the Probate Court of Jefferson
county. Miss, and make final settlement
of said estate.
JOHN QUICKER,
J. b. WARREN,
Administrators.
March 7, 1887. 4-tf
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, administrator of the
Estate of David Hawk, decd, will present
his accC unit for final settlement and allow
ande, at the next November term 1897, Of
the Probate Court Of Jefferson county.
p. w. NEATHERY.
Oct. 81. 1887 80 CIV
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WANTED ON HIRE,

A FAITHFUL, trusty house Servant,
N capable Of doing plain cooking,
washing and ironing: for whose services
liberal monthly Compensation will he paid
in cash. Apply at the Commercial Bank
of Rodney.
April 25, 1887. lift