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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

9icfsi Sd p'c eck tn, Wv irars ,u~tia nc tl.r
u m"nii"r- hr arrival Of r sap n l,a vs'ch re-
p"tl'd tia col" th~ 2tH S'P ii' - o. ION ~ u in
WITH IN" 'chi nnsy ivaui,, Cspt. WdhIu,s. hrtYin
up, with iwn 90 % v-r. tGnlust.d rt.t- rituriug
I" h"t h"''uu The survivor. stated tlItt si- surd
from Nrw Work., lana SEP. with y p,,s,u,rrs. aud a
crew Il ~ rrf-'ns including officers. sud ihit she
va. cnpszrd "a the night Of 10Th SEP after TIE, ms.
senE"r- htd retired - tine night The Capt sud rev
wrr~ n The 'cs Il 10. t.u- ut the ,ccd M md .uu
lrfd ]" h'f" rn lfu"dn'rl' h's-s"rrr passru 10
i'nE u"urijsh y dt,~ ned b-ipw. aud a res gt
ih'm 'orunu'd iu survive slru !lte IA IA. hold a.
m"ns the clrg', 4rn ]. p. William. aud Lansing
D. u-hrfy rsrlp'd from o." cabin. ~ er-f' ,lerii,ps
gam "a o." u"u h vrss. ig. cTf.s IT th.ir OF,
rfdcs 'H ug distinctly heard thrnu.h ut the tsy Lu,
gffo"l y snhk mi" di.nt n 'tn. apd t-cam- get
during ihr following uight.-- Rat U0H,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17


'nc'1'fl~'e ihe g'iii"Hsr fru' hHssari"'''f
'h"uid have usae Ice s'hJreii"n eei"fe. 81 IL
a.t-d We. ihsi tie people should have en- "pp"'
iurrv =" Njrs NE " hur suhj"rt. u wnf t'nr"f
ant g. ,hrv ihrn, ths, ihe tcquistrn "t Tcarr
So Isei ard l-25 th.urh, ,sty ifp'r'sn'
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be- sJtI. that 50" gentleman tod uu.iilCd nothing
thai ,uitrd n- ?utt,.., hu be- roufrutrj that ~
correct cor, lusiuus could be- dawn by jh,. cop'c
IT,. 'h" partial views Il the euJ'd wtth the
pu,rtr5uruj ptol,.rd tu ptr-cut. lle askrd iE'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17


On motion of MIR Villas, N. rules of the las, session
w-r. adopted as rues los this house Tor the time being
Mr. William. secretary OF the Senate appeared aud
nlrnrd the house OF t'r organization OF the senate
MIR Krtlrdge was appointed TO inform Ills rxceliency
the Governor OF the organic alton al the HOUSE. and lis
readiness to receive any communication he might choose
to make
The chair nominated ,hc canvassng committee which
was appointed aud qualified.
%" "'''"" of Mr. Br-ws,i, 1t resolved that both
hpnses meet IN pat commute. to.norfow to elect Sec
nj Statr Tor the year ensuing
Mr. Fairbanks was appointed 10 infirm tie Senate of
The appointment ct eanvassing comnitte. the part Of
the House.
On inoton Of Mr. Brewster the h,uso Adjourned To 3
o Ciock L NJ
Sfs.IE-3 o'clock, p. NJ. Met pursuant to adjourn.
mrni. when the esolu;ion from th. House lainy to
a dag for the election of See ui State was read and
the s-ne resolved H. concur IN tue resolution,
+ amended.
A resolution from the house by Mr. Miner. their clerk
VIZ 'GflYed asking the concurrence Of the senat,
ssning clock rh' afternoon, for JIM sss-nhy If
h"ih houses - receive tho report OF the canyassnE
CON ni,e-. The senate resolved Ia concur
Biis-By Mr. Hammond, relating to the discharge OF
mnrgage deeds, read ihr Isl and % time referred
. l. th' the Judiciary
resolution by Mr. Howe, providing for tie pubos.
non ola directory, fr the of D houses read aud
piss,d. fr ,hr Concurrence of th- house
Afer meeting the house in in, assembly to receive
the report ct ia" ranvasslng Commute,
Mr. Phelps 81 Windsor ca. called up the resolution re.
ia'i"s to newspaper which was passed yeas -, Nay.
nine.
resolution by Mr. C,nversr that, the House con.
cu'rn[. b I'll h0us@s meet in Joint assrubly On Frd,,
18th in'i 10 ocl"fk iorrrn Tor th- ell cJn of ATE
treasurer h's""ton Pl.sed. AdJ
iIousf-the speaker presented a commune ,tnn
ON III President Of the S-natr, announcing the sp
20 'imeni Of sIudry others of tial huuse
Ga uut IN "l Mr. Wopdbury 81 iiunprr resolved
not u" w" House meet ~ nat comm lt-. At ocio,
n- nern"on frf the purpose Of RECEIVING the report oil
the c'nv lssing cnmmnirr
GA n.nliou ri Mr. Wo dbury Of + lirnor. resolved
tha r clerk ct the hus~ pr,Ccrc printed 200 cop.
lee Of Directory.
rrson ION from the senate fxing Friday aft-rnoon
NIX 1" INT" county conventions, aud Sat rdAy NOR
nns next 10 elect county ocrrs which as conc urrd
90
Mr. Woodbury. "i Baltimore introduced a u,,Iniinn
FER hv- " e~ly Pip'rs md duly ptp-r Il b. fnt.
ni-h"d IN m-i,brrs ui of the hnuss-IaiI on t- ,ahe
The solution Of sle hruse app ,inng Fnd,y morn.
inE next for ant c"mntItt-- 10 rrct S,rfriafy a
State was returned bS the SENATE with prom siii6n g.
amend, hy adding and indg~r "f he Supreme Cur,
Nnrndhrn. r0ncurTrdi IN On motion oil Sir Kpilngo
"i fiis"fd the el'Tgy of Montpelier were invitrd
/ t. ohch IN rotation he chs slams ~ the house
Ih- senate came in, when the vaSs ng committee
made rePort a. follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
DIrorce BiH.

Tie House to cumutiter nr the hole on the
STATE 80 Ne Uuuu tNit Snith tie ct1lr aud
NJ Plckrrs we'd itlt ii" iitI.p tkr ~ tic bill
inun du'teS rtlctts 81 guNctluC.it ~
dep torres cpra'u
Mr. I."pare opp ed tie ornp aud clli'd lnt ielefs
u emotion 40 aer"'t O." hN y't" 80 i0n ip 80.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

Wool Toe ilsi"u Fsifa' ~ ~ainfdiy Oct : SAYS
mere " an th'fs"-d drG 'oo 'ot tbs. and nrcs.
fave i"m' "f,lrd g. qu'io' Son ard Neriun co 10 90
Ghii blood o. 20 rs blood 50 i-s b,,d as. rc
81 N " - ''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

ETsATv- Message from thc House bt r..r,..fr
that thr HOUSE had conrnrrrd IN n~-irnlur uwv A..
the rrction of 'Trasnr"r and ia t't' Rrs,la,r ~.
election of Secretary OF STATE ns amended hv ~. t.
ing III" same time ior election of Judges &C the
prime Court.
Rsso'unon, by NJ Whit, that tho Sca,., move pr,
coed TO ia, appointment OF standing commit',rs
Passed
The following comlnit'cea were then appointed 3,
ballot: the first on each bring chNirnen
On FHaHos-Mcs;Ts Hammond, Steel, AMI Va
Scklcn.
OaMe Jad'cia'y--Mrs,r' Briggs, ra-lp- of va.
ham, nnd Converse.
On iaios Ilcssrs l,crponl How. and pa-tn.
Os Fd,ra,ion Mctst Brli. Swift, md Eaton
On .4gricuitwe -Mrsss Palmrr, ingals, and j.1.
On .Har,Ja-,re. M,'rs Miller, Watrmln. so
Allen.
o. E'ect:o"s- Mr-.t. Ware, C,hL aud ro.'.t
On Enifs-- M'sUs BnEgs, kusnio and P.,r.ro,
On .xliiery .9Pa'ye- Messr IN 'lis Of Nudw
On R0nds "ad CaoHis Mrrsrs Young, Rano,y. o.
Einsnnn
On Baahs cs.r- Porter, Whit ard Hove.
On Land lures Mrtsts Sm,ir Snin md ].
-nnd
pcttiops in,rodaes!- By M WHIT, The petition
the Ladies' "i Pntney praying im prohibition # 10
traffic III srd6 nj spirits. Nv Mr. ll"w" prtllou 81 no
Ladcs of Cas,lrt0n, upon the fanir st lrCt R3t.H.
on motion of Mr. Pl~rp"iut. r-l,i red ton con,iner
three. IN he app lntod 'y the char, IN whom all s4
petitions 10 be- ref red
Communication ir"m tie Cow fnrr 1urnu1'IF'
apnoin,mrnt Of Gcnrrr b. Mtuser Esq Sc~r,i. r. q
Civil Atf,rs aud Assuming : O'Clock ibs glnr.'
for the communication al Il Q annual .rs'apr
Commit, on Tsmpoaaef 81 moiie's- Mc,fu r"
point, White, md f"ong
IIorsy-Mr Jane. Church Of Kirby, hrpca-,t
took his seat. The chair announced tie following
ppinlmrn's CommiHso m Euits-- A'cs.s lracy 3.
of ~ Albums. and Krtuds~.
Jo.rnh so"crhy, D,T L,sP,r.
H i'.,' h,,'R1 s',.. oGeecs #
WIN T Burnham. ne "'"'e
Lucas n Miller, MeSseagsr
The iiorsr rc.uuird thu c.nsdrraiion If IL. n, TO-
ton for newspapers
THE Srr1tp came in f1r tho pnrnrtp NJ ,l.-. q
Treasurer Tor the year rntning Mr. r~rb u,nH.,
Charles X Clrtyrs Mr. Brown 81 W,r,asirr .,ls.
tha, the JOINT aSscTbiv adjourn 10 Saturday N rH.
10 o'ci'ck carried, 1873 Ia l0j
Tn" two houses then went into ipn' Rs-"m 8
the pui pose e ccling Secretary 81 state nuc is'i
of the Supreme Court for III wear rusuing.
hr Fairbanks nomini-d Clalncry L. Kuar3 81
Mr Field nominated u Earb~r for
Ssorfarye n Sa'e
CT. Knapp. rs
f. . Barber, l4
Scattering .
Whercu?an Chsnnccy l. Ka?? w, dre'.ut,
led
IN 'g,, # ,l- S.arlm. Coar'.
Charles K Wlunn., Chbf Jos'ic,
Stephen We ~ 4f..st,a' ,'rr.
S1mu,l g Phi in, o. ..
J'co| c.,laa
Tic Senate retired
aar--r o."
Srsa-t The annu,l N~ssatr ~ OH. G,.n
transmitted u the Sr,ni- ttfan 10 O. IS N.Hf
rotary of Cryd mud Military AFjr. 4al r..g
Secretary VI the EPuata .s {, l.,...
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

Tls rsrs Agstsff "a esIs4 o'usTas hss hs.s r-t-
"a - CssrssasI ~ ~ b. lease a. b.a'e ~tirh
;, a. ys~z, - Srsf go ts'.. fl~~ssss -. As~s'.4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

Ness f.ssst Re tefsos ~ thr ststs ~ ans
-, terststre fs,o q 80 hgs b. "a iscfs.sed
Juf,y We hass f-asi 60 sifs tcisi-s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

An uissrhr apprentice fr.qn-aay keeping i.,.
nouns me master . irHg;h ,ook orrssan n AplV .sta
N@gS Dunn. tie thst'ssstn~ni, y. enn,inY.liy .,
ei-'n'+n' How iong ~ you continue N s.rvr ,h
e'Ni NJ boy 'ep.'d whup-ring-sYon Sn.w
SCI an-i SShs'' ~ inssaiurs vii - OF 10 ,hss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
SATURDAY, Oct. 7.
Florida War.
SyskJE.

The unfinished business ot The morning hnnr wns
he rs.ouu"n "f Mr. Wise, providing for the APP
piniment Of select committee Ia inquire into the
delay aud fllute nf the wor. The p"ndIng ques
ton hcIug on The m"tlun to substitute the cum-
mtiee 90 military AFFAIR." for a select committee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
Correspondence # The JOurn a Of Commerce.
" hsB'sornN, Saturday evemng, I
ii o'clock p. N. Oct. 7.

IL O'Clock p. NJ. Oct. 7.
NV lasi posecrlp, Vas up tn o'clock p. NJ. al
which tine the question being taken, by yeas
and nny-. t"f lO4 to ll2 rejecting Mr. undrr
wnud'e amendment. tto se;l the bank bnnds) The
q''s'I'u was uv'irru ~ tie u'IHr,,-, by mujuti-
~ at on,y t~o--iras Ill, Nays ll3 From t,,s
You Judge how clusrlV the house IT. divided on the
whole question. Whch the previous question " ~
tried, on Fnlsy night. 1t lnst by the Speakers
casting vote, which is another ptuot that the bin L.
~ a very doubtful way. The previous question
would carry the hnure back to Ia" urgInnl hui a.
reported from he committee on WAYS aud Mvanr
which provides that the -hall bear inter
est. Mr. Csm6r"leng aud most of has fri. nds are
nav IN favor at ih" .ana'e~ i''frritInn I" uit"w
interest and The house ball va uuicndrd ~ ia" com
nttre 80 Hs TO substitute for u ID" spuHie bill
A. The mattcr ssndr The previous qn'r'I"n. II II
succeeded, would d'leui II altogether and, IA thai
say the matter tubv uluWp'r'y euG.
Sir Wnt. C",t Juhusun's amendment, restricting
The uneni"n 81 ~" bl 1" 'hc "ni If lhr ,rsr.
--.e. to De. ~. 1888 ua, sl,crd to-, rnd
rcisty tAc power tu ic,re trca,ui, uotr-. ~, ~
c-.dlur sea .utii,ou- ,n arnuul al hin mat time il
hs eri-oei,s of the Vea-ury nqDirr II.
1nr .a-' ".n.t na- n.N hr-u made I" effect %
ooWPr"m,,c o' the conflicting ,jewr uu lni- sub.
ler ana there Is t"ue hiiie pro- i,ci OF rs SUE
t",r. / II proposition 10 HN iha Issue "i hrc,
aad hslf milinur note, thea I" advpril.r In.
Bank 9uuds tor sale, irr three month, and # they
d"nt srll q, par. then Ia arw the issue ot TX auG
half mllions OF n"ies IA a3drIl"r. The Ilp..r
ha- Iurr brukrn "p in r"w. without tskIng the
question on the above proposition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

SP"'S.' Run m1n u7aed T.. lrr la s,.n taken -,
80 n" l"'s ~ rHru'tiug ,p.r,u. g and s. h. nuI
Puhg l' 'r ri ne j. frr.pH hsukin- Canp,ny Ve,n's,
4 cue c""P'ay b-as So czi.isrec >
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
llousE

Mr. Mckay proceeded To- address the House in
favor Of the umrnlment and N reply 10 The remarks
of several gentlemen, md had not concluded, ~ hen
the hour having elapsed, the house passed to the
orders of the day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

Srsa-r The annu,i N~ssagr 81 ,l. G.,.n ~
transmitted L. be S.pn,-. tIifap 10 O. N.Hf
rotary of Cr,ii mud ti,L1ry AFir. 4aI -.
5ecreiaLY d thr semnla a. l.l-.--
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
Treasury Notes.

The housc resumed the Consideration OF the bill
10 nuthorisc the Issue 81 Treasury noirs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17
VERMONT R1ugSsAZuas.


gye~ Haics D.. v JysTAai
Tarp.r.y, Oct ~, 1857
Pur.rAn, To ,hs psovisoos Of the Cos'u'"ue. 10th
b,snehr. of the igsistaFs tsNfn'ied al ~" "'?i" Al
10 "'eioct, a N.
s,S.rr-pfsy,rh the Rev q. VI. Srth
The pu.,dcnt ~ vi Gov Csup. called The -sna'r
10 ofdrr WHEN spp~ared uist the following SENATORS
we're pie~Ht, who took The usual oath vi "ii'ec Sec
lst 81 SENATORS ~ Herald Get
Mr. Howe intt,dnerd rcs"lution, which paced pro-
yd,ng that 10Th liousrs con'cnuun IN Friday
n.st the nation oi county officers and 90 sat
utday ncst iuf the sptsr,u,n nj oi tncsr ofe"rs the
HouSr conCufrinE ui"rin.
q, ,ntinn O.. NJ, Hammond the Rules of the scaa'r
f,t l-d, we're adopted i 70" ,'me heng ahrt remarks
ty VI s.rs rprpnn'. y 'uag. lowe AID il,antn ind
Mr. tiuwr desguAt,d 10y thc frsidrn' to inform
the Executive Of ihc ufsania ,tion ct tie sruate
nv u W Snilh w,s nominated iir th''pilln. ny
Mr. Pfrtp,iut. aud Row john t,rR y ~ Mf Nnt'r
m,n whn informed the senate trat Rev At Grtr"rr
Was Kcsturauourf. The bIiiots h"tng counted, The
Rpv Bust " sN'r" was d' 'ar7d rrc,'d chaplain 10
the Senate. tar the pr srut session.
Ga motian ct MIR Howe the Senate proceeded 10 hnl
lt Tor ~ccntety aud a=rstHut - Rotary. The t!nwng
PERSONS rirc'.d No man HutHnS, Secretary,
B usLigm Weston. Assistant SECRETARY.
/ Dn action nt Nr Hanni,nd the j nate proceeded io
the erection of officers of inr SrnAir ty ballot Tie
4 inllovY,, person. were elected - Col anal Caror.
srte.ntt at Arms, Err s,us Habba5@, Dnor Keeper.
Thu Clerk of the ~ use npprRrd ~ ti" Sruste ard
informed ,ht ,hr tlr.~ had organized by the HPpp,nt
I mcnl Il speaker hrd Clrtk pro ten.
MIR Howe mItod uced rsoluIinn hSiug on Saturday
Oct ii.ior the election of ~'cftitty OF STATE and judy
- 81 the Supr"mc Cont On motion at Mr. Briggs
aud cons. n, q, the IN YER th. resolution was lad on
/ thu tabl'
On mnilcn Of Mr. Converse the senate resolved when
! !, adjourn, j ,n adjourn l. O'Clock r NJ
Mr. Phelps Of W udsor CO., nlr"dnerd q resolution
pr yldng three daily ard two weekly p1p-Is Tor the
senators aud officers, such us they may dss,guats
Laid q m, iiblc.
The house informed the SENATE, by member. uf the
Appointment of acan,assnS committee on lis partto join
tiun the senate.
resolution from the house, fixing on Friday mex
ca he election 81 Secretary ct slut, ON notion Of MIR
Prrpoin. was 81 amended 90 10 heindc III" Judges OF
the Supreme court. Adl
~, RI, .i,.d On or,., h, II;
r CT 80 H. Ia., ...s,nn mad tb. usual ,,,h
~, - 49,, 80. " " 49,
"",,'"e"t'u NJ, n.,,.:,. ,i h,,.. , I, -, =,
va ,i''U en- V" ~. . - NJ rid vs. "a ,f,
n''o' Tor Npouh,.i P'' W. :. M, ''' i
WI h'hhl'"t' wv, ',' '''
k;tttIdge nominated lion Solomon boot OF Rutland
la t0io,.
Scheme, ro, rn5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-17

Tacpsr.y, Oct ~, isi'
Pur.rAn, u ,he psosisous Of the CoB'uinte.. 10th
h,.nche. of the irnltufs tsNsnslrd at tie capitol Al
4 u0iurt, a M
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
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Every arrangement, being nov made for
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will also get larger amount of reading
matter than they have hitherto received.
Not in the spirit of Boosting, but to give the
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an idea of what they may expect, from
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tho following list of occasional correspond
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Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
7 E A s.
War Department, Dec. 10, 1887.
GENERAL ORDER.

WtNROM information received at This de
Ii partment, tappears thai many person,
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 bylicentous and unprncipled conduct.
and many impositions, practised upon the
friendsof Texas abroad, reflected disgrace
upon the country and the service which
they represent
II therefore becomes my duty to pro-
nounee all such persons acting without atl-
ihor'y from this Experimentation by order of
the President of this Republic, MPOS-
TIERS, and it is hoped they will betreated
as such
No person within the limits of Texas or
elsewhere is authorized to wear the nsig-
MIA Of an officer in the Texan service, with
out special order, or permission to that ec-
feet, from this Or the Naval Department Of
thus Government.
BY order o(iho President,
Signed, WIN. FISHER.
% Acting sc'cy Of War
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

n FILTERS Of administration having
"A been granted TO the Undersigned by
the Honorable Probate Court of Jefferson
County, on the Estate of james iSorrcl.
deed. Those indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those 10 whom the Estate is indebted are
requested TO present their accounts properly
Authenticated, as soon MS possible.
J. B. LONG, Admir-.
September 81, 1886. 33 If.
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
C0H.NISSIONERS' NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FENllE undersigned, having letters of adj
"a ministration on the estate of JouN S
NoRRIs, deed, requests all those indebicd
70 said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and t,.ose who
hold claims against the estate 10 prcsen.
them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, Or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OYERAKER, Admr.
Rodney, April 90, 1896. l2-lf
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
NEWSPAPER DTRECTORy
BLANKS! BLAKS!
TUsT PRINTED, and for soIo

UST PRINTED, and for sale At hi
- Office, '"'
Bus Ladiag; Bills Exchange: Notes !,
Bank; Attachments, and Attachment RonJa
Rccogmsaacc8; State Warrants; SubDon1,,
h'recations; Forthcoming Bonds. Iln5o'
bets, Labels and Show Bills, for Nerc5GnI,
use; Cotton Receipts, &c. &c.
Havmga good assortment orJOR TYPE
we are prepared to execute anv orders,
that may be forwarded, with neatness and
despatch, "'io
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
ESTRAY HORSE.
Hl0rTods0wrg Springs.

THERE have been twelve large tw,
story family cottages added to this watering
establishment since last summer, whicl
renders 1t the most extensive of any in tn,
United States. The proprietor Informs the
gay portion Of his visitors thot tho music
aud dancing will, for the future, be free o
charge, and that board will be at former
prices.
Paper upon the solvent Banks of the
States in which visitors may reside, whether
of Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama or Ten,
nessee, will be taken at par.
q. GRAHAM.
Harrodsburg, Ky. June 81, 1897. 90
0rThe Advertiser and Gazette, Louis
vile, Observer and lntelIigencer, Licking
ton, Paris Citizen, Georgetown Sentinel,
B1rdstown Advocate, Blnner and Repub.
lican, Nashville, Huntsville Advocate, Rod
ney Telegraph, Vicksburg Register, Cour-
ler and Free Trader, Natchcz, ST. Francis
vile Journal, Baton Rouge Gazette, and
the Bulletin and True American, New Or
leans, are requested to publish the above to
the amount Of s and charge this Office
Louisville Journal.
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
II L II o "a L.

THE Store Of YOE & DAVENPORT
: has been removed to the new building late
" erected by George Oyorakcr, one door
below the south west corner Of Commerce
street.
sRadney, April II, 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
G. GRAHAM.
Harrodsburg, Ky. June 81, 1897. 9
look SH1PPI

WILL attend daily at the store of
Messrs. Henderson & Hill during the next
thirty days, for the purpose of closing the
accounts of Ballantine & Nelson. All
those indebted will do well to call, as at the
expiration of said time other measures will
have to be resorted TO.
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
February 2l, 1887. 2-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
NOpICE.

THE undersigned having been appoint
cd administrator on the estate Of RIcHAuD
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 prescrb-
ed by law; and all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to come forward and
settle The same.
G. II. MARTIN, Admr.
November !, 1896. 3s-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05

N B. Those Editors who shalEsee f.
to publish the Prospectus of the REGISTER.
shall receive the thanks ofthe publisher, as
wen as gratis copy Of thc volume, and may
depend on reciprocity of the favor when
ever they may ask it.
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
NOTICE

THE partnership of BalIantine & Nelson
il this day dissolved by the death of Mr..
Ballantine. 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,
Surriring Partner.
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodney, November s, 1886 80
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
X AN A WA Y,
NOTICE..

INNTF 10 u.
A IL persons indebted to the firm Of
IA WILSON and ALLISON, A. SNYDER, o.
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-
ceipt for the same, as he is DESTROYS that
the business should be closed as soon as
possible.
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept. 6, 1886 30-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-09-05
TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

TIE Editor of "THE DELAwAPEAy.,
published at Wilmington, Del. proposes t.
prcp1rc
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
ana therefore asks as favor, that each
newspaper publisher in the United States.
Will forward him by mail, one copy of then
paper. lie intends to arrange chem Iy
states. giving their politics, &c. For This
iavor, each editor sending his paper. shall
receive one copy of the Directory. as soon
as made ready. The advantage of a sheet
Of thls kind to publishers, must be apparent
to ALL
GTHiitors will please copy the above
once or twice, IN order to give il circulation.
March p, 1887