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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-13
TX. DUNBAR,
Receiving, Forwarding, Pro
duce and Commission
Merchant,
BAYOU SARA, La.
Sept. Is, 1888. 3O-tf
General Order, No. Z

Y MM
sippi Militia, will parade for drill
and review, at the respective times
an Places following, viz:
The 18th Regiment at Raymond, on
Monday the LIST day of October next.
The 22d Regiment at Brandon, on
Thursday the Attn Of October.
The Goth Regiment at Westville, on
Saturday the 9th of October.
The 2lst Regiment at Gallatin, ON
Tuesday the 9th Of October.
The 10th Regiment at Columbia, on
Friday the 18th Of October.
The 9th Regiment at Holmesville, on
Monday the 18th Of October.
The 9th Regiment at Liberty, on We'd
nesday the 18th of October.
The 9Th Regiment at Woodville, on Sa-
turday the Goth of October.
The 7th Regiment at Meadville, on
Tuesday the 23d of October.
The 4th Regiment at Natchez, on Fri
day the Goth Of October.
The Sd Regiment at Fayette, on Mon
day the Goth of October.
The I'd Regiment at Port Gibson, on
Wednesday the 3lst Of October.
The lat Regiment at Vicksburg, on
Saturday the Sd of November.
The Gath Regiment at Princeton, on
Wednesday the 7,h ofNoyember.
The 25th Regiment nj Canton, on Sat-
urday the 10th Of Noyember.
The Goth Regiment AZ BepsoD, on Tues
day the 18th If Novembef; anG
The 9th Regiment Us lexington, on
Friday the 10th Of November
The officers and non-commissioned off.
GERS of said Regiments, will assemble for
drill and instruction, on the day previous
TO their respective reviews. Major A. M.
WINN is appointed to attend the drill
musters Of said Regiments
The Major Generals and Brigadier &C..
riefais, with their respective Staff, will at
tend the reviews in their respective Divi-
sions and Brigades.
The Colonels Commandant Of the sew
eral Regiments in this State, will, at their
next regimental musters, make out and
forward to the Adjutant General, complete
returns, setting forth the names Of all the
commissioned officers ofthe several Regi-
ments--the date of each officers commits
sion-the number Of companies in the Re-
giment--and the number of non-commis-
stoned officers and privates.
The General Order Of May the 5th,
1887, prescribing the Uniform Of the MI
litia Of this State is unchanged--Offic
are required accordingly to equip them.
selves forthwith.
BY order of
ALEXANDER G. M'NUTT.
Commander.in-C Chief.
CHARLES M. PRICE,
Adjutant- General Miss. Militia.
Sept. 8. 30
HTThe Natcksz Free Trader, Piney
Woods Planter, and Southern Star, will
give the above order Insertions.
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Democratic & State
Rights
WI f. IL II / N G. +.

meeting Of the Democratic and State
Rights party will be held in Liberty, or
the 18th Oct, by the expressed wish Of
those citizens whose names are affixed, foI
the purpose Of eleciing delegates to the
Democratic and State Rights Convention
to be held in Jackson, in Jan. next.
All those friendly to the ub-Trensury,
and opposed to the elevation of II. Clay,
to the presidency, and the establishment
ola U. 8. Bank, are requested to attend.
Judge J. Walker, DR. II. Carroll,
G. M'Knighk Esq. w. c. Harrell,
w. r. Carter, no. Benthall,
p. B. Van Norman, Asgan Norman,
ID. w. Van Norman, III. Van Norman,
$. w. Van Norman, Wm.sJoncs,
p. s. Cairy, +. b. Hackney,
w. III. Spiilman, ESQ. Paxton holland,
z. P. Butler, w. III. Dobyns,
WIN. +. Eisely, J. Tothill,
Geo. McManus, L. Drummond,
I. II. Cheatham, r.. Thompson,
HI. Huff, J. jenkins, Esq.
John jenkins, w. Arbuthnot,
|. Cain, Esq. Judge A. Butler,
Wriehs Scale, d. Wilkinson,
P.IIugdcs, r. McCloy,
ID. Lea, Esq. w. Lea.
DIR. A. ii. Hail. T. J. Spurlock, Esq.
J. i. Ramsey, A. Spurtock,
r. Stewart, Jr. VIM. Burris,
WIN. Firth, II. Firth.
ID. M'Gehee, John Straughn,
z. LeaY c. Anders,i
josiah Cole, Hampton Lea.
Richard Bates, A. Spurlock, ST.
r. Rountrce, A. Butler, jr.
Elijah Thompson, John E. Firth.
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/
TN compliance with General Order o
His ExceIlency the Commander-'u
Chief A. G. McNUrT, dated Jackson
August g2d, 1888, and communicated Il
me, by Major General w. L. BRANDoN, il
Division Order, No. =, and dated the %
inst, the 10th, 9th, 9th, and 5th Regi
ments Of the first Brigade Of the FIRST Id
vision of Mississippi Militia, will assemble
precisely at IL o'clock, merediah, for Re
view and Inspection, at the times and Pla.
ces herein designated respectively, viz:
The 10th Regiment, at Columbia, on
Friday the 10Th Of Oct. next.
The 9th Regiment at Holmesville, on
Monday the 18th of Oct. next.
The 9th Regiment, at Liberty, on Wed
nesday the 18th ofOct. next.
The 9th Regiment, at Woodvills, on Sa-
turday the Goth Of Oct. next.
The Brigadier General Commanding, 10
reluctantly compelled TO express the OPT
MON, that there il almost an entire absence
OF any thing like military discipline and
pride, amongst the militia Of his Brigade.
He appeals confidently to the officers I'M
der his command, for their cordial co ope-
ration in his endeavors to bring about q
radical reformation, for, although he has
some experience and seen much hard SER
vice, unless he is thus sustained, all his ef-
forts must fail. That 40 entire change is
called for, none can doubt. EEory feeling
ofpride, Of patriotism, and perhaps Of our
safety, demand it. We should be pfepar-
ed al all times and on all occasions, to de-
iend to the last extremity, the glorious In
stitutions which we have inherited from
our gallant foIefathers. To say TO for
eign or domestic enemy, the impairment
disturbers Of our happy union,
"thus far shalt thon 60, and no tarther"'I
Already, speck Of war is discernable on
our Western border. Twelve months may
not elapse before that extensive and de-
frontier from the falls Of st. An.
thony to the mouth of the Sabine, will be
plunged in merciless and savage war.--
The citizen soldiers of Mississippi may be
called upon to assist in defending from
the bloody tomahawk and sealping-knife,
the innocent and unoffending victims of a
sister state. Tho appeal could and would
not prove unayaiing In fine, let US be
prepared Nv all the means which God and
have placed in our hands by an ef-
licieut organization Of the physical force
Of the country, to die like patriots in the
last ditch, if need be, rather than submit
to be robbed tamely and ign0minously, by
open force or the dark and demon spirit Of
of the dearest privileges Of
freedom and independence ever enjoyed
by man.
In conclusion, he will only add, that it
would be highly gratifying to his feelings,
TO see the spirit Of reformation commence
ii his Brigade. If once put in motion, it
w0aldamo doubt have an electrical effect
throughout the State.
The ColOnels or Commanding officers
Of the above mentioned Regiments, will
see the foregoing orders strictly execu-
ted.
M. F. DEGRAFFENRElD,
Brig'r. Genl. Of NJ NJ.
Sept. Is. 30-tp.
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State of Mississippi,

AMI III II NOONA lie
To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate Of WIN. Morgan, deceased;
GREETING:
WyOU are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Probate Court of
said county, on the 4th Monday Of
Nov. next, and shew cause if any you can.
why an order should not then and there be
made, authorising and directing the Exc
cutors of the last Will and Testament Of
said deceased, to sell the following Real
Estate, belonging to the same, viz: the
west half Of the south east quarter ofsec-
ton thirty-five, township one, Of range
three, east and the south west quarter of
section fhirty-6ve, township one, of range
three, east Of the meridian line. Said
lands lying and being in Amite county.
Mississippi.
.,,A... Witness the Hon. John Wal
ker, Judge Of Probate Of
3NE Amite cornty, at the
Court House thereof, the
TI# 4th Monday &C Septem
Der, A. D., 1888.
Issued 94sh Sept, lsae.
y. r.. DAVIS,
Clerk Probate.
sept. 20 S2-da
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TAILORING
B UT SD ~ R - S. 8

In all its various branches--he may at all
times be found at M'Dowell's old stand,
up stairs, where he has located himself.
N. B. Military coats made to order, in
the best manner and latest style--ail cut
ting out Of garments attended to, and
warranted to fit, if " ell made up. W.R.
Oct. 6. 33-tf
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~ GAVE a note payable to VIM Quinn,
for fcrty-three dollars, which money
have paid-he lodged the note in a
Mr.. Montgomery's hands for collection,
which note have paid in corn, which ]
can prove by Madison Hartz, and father
l am fully determined never to pay the
mote again, law or no law.
r. BATES.
Sept. Q. D-h
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Public. Sale.

I'm Pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, at the Sep.
tember Term, 1898, we win sell to the
highest bidder at auction, at the late resi-
dence Of Robert Montgomery, deceased,
ON Thursday, the first day Of November,
1888, all the perishable property Of said
Montgomery, consisting Of Horses, Hogs,
Cattle, Sheep. Blacksmiths Tools, House.
hold and Kitchen Furnituoe. Corn. Fodder,
$40. Sale 10 be on credit ofsix months.
Notes and approved security required.
EDWsD. CARROLL.
". n. CRAWFORD.
Oct.6. 8S-4t
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IL List OfLctters

WD EMAINlNG in the post Office at Lib
liz, erty, Mi, on the lst of Oct, 1888,
and if not taken by the LIST of Jan.
next, will be sent to the general post-of-
flee as dead letters.
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ALSO,

ALSO,
Writing g. Letter paper, Quilts, Sand,
Spelling books and Waters.
Tinware Of all descriptions.
Crockery,-Cups and Saucers, Plates,
Bowls, Pitchers, &c. &c.
Spanish and Common Segars, and ma
ny aticles too numerous to mention.
Oct. Ii. G-H
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-13
BY tue NOVGFhOF,
BARRY w. BENSON,
Secretary Of State.

10y Virtue Of the above stated writ Of
10 Election, to me directed, from his
Excellencv, A. q. .McNutt, Govern.
or of the State Of Mississippi, will pro-
coed to hold an election in Amite county,
at the different precincts, on Monday and
Tuesday, the ODD and 23d days Of Octo-
Der next, for the purpose Of electinga
State Treasurer, 70 fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the death Of the Hon. James
Phillips; and | do hereby appoint the fol-
lowing persons inspectors to suPerintend
Said Election. 10 wit.
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notice.

MSscAPgu from the Jail Of Kasoo CO..
~ M, On Friday, the Gath Aug, 1885,
MAGNUS r. RODGERS,-who
was committed 10 Jail on the charge Of
in0sdtfikR tEmes y, Rainey. Said Rod
eefs "A ab6utb feet O inches high, fair
Compile kion, blue eyes, light auburn half
about 20 yeafs old, remarkable for bic
sound seine, square and we'll built; In oil
probability amply supplied with money,
which he spends freely. And one Thomas
J. Byrd, dcpsfted from this place ut the
4 same time, who was uhder.jailor, and who
Il accessory 10 the escape Of said Rod
GERS; said Byrd u shout so wears Of age,
Blue eyes, and wears wig, qdite sotpd4
leSt. One thousand dollars viii Be- given
- tb9 apprehension II said Rodgers, and
snS 4, .nd-ed dollars for the apprehension
d SAio D' PARHAM BUFORb.
Ss.'rG Of YasOo C6Y MI
Sept. 8, 1888. %sAU
P. s. The editors of u the paPans~whc
receive copy Of this, win, please insert
he same six times, and forward their
.Iaims 10 the Office Of the Yazoo BaRiAer
Or collection. r BUfUND,
" ShssiE
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Tailoring.
William Rice

WNOULD most respectfully inform
Wv the citizens of Liberty, and Amite
county generally, that he intends
carving on the
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mail from Hogefsto"n, ana 'e'"'' t ~ ~, u.,,a,.
TO connect win Tic ina" ''o"' N''''
low" ~, ,, H. f,d,- crc.L and War
1923 From Wincheslrt py ctudF h,c ,;ra week
densve u, Mopriis'u, 80 WonJav and Fridav al
LtaHe ~ i mI'a,faId -; DAYS byIa ~
,r. NnrE Id avcrr Tuesday and Saturday al D
m nr,iv. NJ Winchrs,ef next days by pm
100, r-,o, Manchester bv Neutnwn Slephenshurp
:, III,.n S,r..I,rr, T,,,n I}rrok Woods Took So
nov C,erk Nj Jackson New Market. Smiths Gee ,
Ii;r-;sonhnrg MI Craw ford and Nj Sidney. Slaun
80, "a Mis- and hack three times week in four horse
,' ", cnocj,rs
-,ve Winchester every Monday. "Wednesday and
r,idsy MIC arrive a, Slaun,on stxt days by p III
I.ave S;aun.on every MuEGay. Wednesday. and FRI
dor =, III. arrive at Winchester next days hv p IN
io17 E,o, ,y,urI,, s;cr hr C.insburn Back Creek
VIII. @ Id Stream North River AlII- R,nnry
S;f.d ,nt rronLfor, 10 Cun.b.,Iard % miles and
~ ;, 800, ,,,k in C,.c horse nos, co,r,.s
"'I ,"a Wimc,.s,rr cvrtv Monday Wednn.dly and
r,,d,v =, ~ arrive at Romnry same days by , IN
and ~ Cumberland same days Icy pm
Leave Cumberland every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
,urtay at NJ arrive at Romnry same days By II IN
and al Winchester same DAYS ny 10 pan
1896 From Winchester by ltuar Cre"k and tclum-
bia Furnace to Brooks GAP, GG miles and back once
week
Leave Winchester every Monday al ! 4 m: arrive at
Brock Gap next day hY l.! III
Leave Brooks Gap every Tuesday at p m arrive at
Winchester next day ~ 10 m
Service is 10 Commence Oh the lst!"iy so
1877 From Winchester ny bfnc'I""i. Snihi'' imh',
Charleston. ard l"lt"w:' To liafP"Fs Ferry % miles
and back daily IN rpr"nn cars
Leave Winchester daily al Z a IN, arrive a; ilarpcrs
Ferry same day BY ; = n III
Leave Harper Ferry daily al " n, arrive at Win
chester same day by > Bpm
1925 From ilTpcrs Ferry by Shppherdslown 20 Mar
,n,bnrg. 2n miles and back six lins week in stages
Leave lIn;ugrs Ferry daily. except Sumddy al N,
arrive #, alartin>burs same days by pm
Leave MariinsHug daily, except Sunday, att III, ar
-;r. =, n a-,.r's E.-rv Sam. DAYS nv : n IN
1899 From Shaphrrdstown by Sharpsbu-n, 10 E'oons.
bofo 9 miles aud hack three tines week in stages
Leave Sh"pherd>'own every Monday Wednesday and
Friday at ~ ~ arrive a, Bronshoro sane days b.
I"av.. Brnnshnro every Monday. "Wednesday aad Fri
m
1889 From C"M Stream to ShcITaTds Store, e miles
and back once week
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lgG- From WayurS5oro by GrecnvLlie 10 MddlebTook,
y miles ard back Il week
! Leave Aaynrsbon every Thursday at II m, arrive al
/ Mid!rbrook samr day BY Il IN
; Leave MiddcbTook every Friday at 4 M arrive al
Wayu, sb0ro day BY ~ a
! Service is 10 commence on the Isl July, 1850
/ 1859 From Fairfield TO Brownsburg . mrs and back
week
I Leave Fairfield every Wednesday al 6 IN, arrive at
prr;yrsbnrg same day by -
! Lave Brow usburg every Wednesday at IA IN, arrive
at Fairfield same day Ivy 10 l.2a NJ
1870 From BroukviiIr. by Greenfield, Monnt llorcb,
livingston and Variety Mills ~ Tye River Warehouse,
So miles and back week
| Leave BfookvlIe every Wednesday at 6 IN. arrive
a, Tye River Warehouse same days b. g pm
, Leave Tye River Warehouse every Thursday at 6
a M arrive at Bronkve day By 6 pm
1871 From Lovngs,Hn by Murrls shop and Faber s
Mills 10 Warren. - miles and hack week
. Leave L"vingsron every Friday al : NJ. arrive at
Warren sane day by ! p N
Leave Warren every Saturday a. III, arrive at Lo.
vim gson the same day b. pm
1872 From lexington, by Hufao Forge, Balcony
Falls Psrar's Mills, Waugh's Ferry and Eagle Eyre,
To- Lyuchburr, 80 miles and back once a week
Proposals Ter running three times week in stages
/ in four horse post coaches will he considered
Leave Lexington every Friday at H. arrive al
Iyuchhurr same day b. 10 p IN
Leave Lynchburg every Saturday al m, arrive at
Lexington same day ny
1873 From Lexington by C0iliarstown, Clifton FORGE
and i'nvInr,on 10 Caoghans III miles and back twice
a week in Stages from May November residue of the
yeP- on horseback
Proposals three times week and in four horse
! ms, cnartlrs will be considered
Leave Lexington every Sunday and "Wednesday at 1
a m, srrv. al CaIinghans same DAYS by Il pm
Leave CaIIaghan S every Tuesday and Saturday al 6
a N. arrive at Lexington days by ppm
! 1874 From Lexington by Cedar Grove. Bath Iron
Works Bells Valley. Panther Gap, and Mlboro Springs,
! 10 Bath G. II. 40 miles and back once 4 week
Leave Lexington every Thursday a. ) m. arrive at
Bath c Ii day BY :
Leave Bath II every Wednesday at ) a m, arrive at
| Lexington sam" day hr :
1873 From New Glasgow, by Sandridge's, Pryor $
Vale. PeGlars Mills. Wanghs Ferry. Daviss Store and
ST james Church. TO New London, 81 miles and back
| once week
Leave New Glasgow every Wednesday at4 NJ, ar.
rive a, Nrw London next daY by pm
Leave New London every Friday al 6 m, arrive al
| New Glasgow nrZt day by i pm
| 1876 From Lyrchhurg by New London, Otter Bridge
Liberty Lisbon, Blue Ridge. Buford, Fukps, and Big
Lick To- Salem, 60 miles and back three times week
in stages with lri"eeky stage branch from Flukes 10
| Fncasi!e. - miles and back
Proposals 10 run in !JnEhorse pos. coaches will be
considered
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COOK SELLER AND iissGGK BINDER.

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" AS OF hand an extensive assortment of Lave
Il II Medical, Theological, Classical, Miscella-
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and School Teachers, will be supplied Oil the most
reasonable terms.
Blank Cooks,
Consisting Of Legers, Journals, Day Books, Letter
HOOKS, Invoice Books, Cash Books, Bill Books Or.
der Books, Note Books, Bank Books, Record Books,
Docket Books, Steam Boat Books, and all kinds
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ns'. Alsa-lnk and Quilts, and all kinds Of Sta
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Papsr, Bonnet Boards, and SUE cams Wrapping
Paper, Wall paper ofvarious patterns, with suita.
bic bordering
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per Mill, he will engage to supply printers onews,
papers with coAstan, supply oipai,es OF any size
at the shsrtcst notice.
The Missouri Form BOOK and Practical
Guide,
Containing summary view Of the Statute up to
the close of the session of 1885, relative to the du-
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tieeTs. Also, collection of Practical Forms OF
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BOOk-afirlGery.

3. L. TURNBULL has Book Bndery con-
aectad with his store, we'll supplied witt, Tonls
and Binding Materials, and is es,abled to bind,
either parts, whole Editions Of books on as rea
soAable terms any in the Western Country. He
also has Ruling Machine attached to his Bintle-
ry, and can Rule aad Bind Blank books to any giv-
en- pattern, Cat the shortest notice.)
All orders thankfully received, and promptly at
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Or5-Old Books Rebound.
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GALENA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
March lc, 1898. {

A 7 a stated meeting tho Galsna Chamber of
IN Comlnercs, convened for the purpos, Of ta-
king into consideration the conditol Of the local
currency, altar matare del baraton, il was resol.
we'd, on motoa OF Thomas Melville, that com.
muss of save, be appointed TO take the subcc,
matter into consideration, and to repor, to this
meeting scale of discounts, at wh;c>, rites the
hlls OF the backs, which are not banknblc ut the
G ,lena Branch Of the ILLINOIS, state Bank, will be
,ake, from and after the 2oth curren,, and Until it
NAV be expedicnt to take further order Of, tbs sub
|jcct The following persons were appointed oa
the comm tie, :--Tnomas Melville, G. w. Fu!le-,
d. B. Mo.shouse, II. B. Fagnswos,h, Il. j. MORT
son, Frederic Stahl, e. :. Hampstead. After re-
ririas foi the purposs ofcoasu.atioA, the commit
s,s Submitted the following Report:
Th,, it is sxpedient to fix the following rates OF
,co ,nls o., the notes of the Banks hereafter emu
nera,si, take feet from ND after the 10Th ,r.
en-, aud until il may bccoms expelen, 10 take
i,.t,,sf o:i.r on the sub cct:
F'arne s. Il Msshahics' Bonk De,rot.l
tat, Bank, Mchsan, lOper CT.
Michigan Bank, discount
Farmers & Msehnnics' do st. Joseph,)
Bank o! River Rasin,
Erie & Kalamazoo,
C,in,oa,
Ypsilan,i,
Calhoun,
St. SIalrs topper CT.
Tecumseh, discount,
Wa.htenaw,
Constantine,
Macomb,
Wisconsin, Green Bay,
T.. Erie & River kaisin Rail koad Co
All o,hsr Backs of Michigan aud Of Wisconsin,
- per cant discount.
And the notes of all other Banks which are no,
receivable. im tho Galena b.,nch Of tho Illinois
State Bank, III per cen, discount.
o., motion, the rapport was accepted; and il was
voted, that the proceedings Of this meet ns, be sign
ed by his Prcsidsa. and Secretary and published
N Inc Galena and Du D,qce papers, aud that an
absiract of The rates of d scount 10 Published J.,
.osc papers until otherwise directed.
DANIEL WANN, President.
Thomas MELVILLE, Sec'y. diff
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NOTICE..

A Lii persons interested, will take notice that
IN the uhdcis gned have been appointed by the
>odft OF Probate of Du Bnqus cJinty, W. H., Adj
minslfatn.s Of the estate of ABRAHAM WILL
son, late of said county, deed. Those having
claims against said estate, will present the same ac-
cordns to law, and those indebted will setsls their
accouats without delay.
JOSEPH HAIGH.
ROBERT WALLER,
SAMUEL llUGIILErT.
January 8, 1888. 3O-f
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NOTICE.

"A Li' persons Interested, are hereby notified;
IN that the undersigned has been appointed Adj
with the Will annexed, of the estate of
Matthew Cullen, deed. Persons having claims
aga inst said estate, will present the same accor-
ng TO law, and those indebted to the estate will
make payment to the subscriber without DELAY.
MICHAEL RILEY, Admir-,
Will, the will annexed.
Jan. p, 1888 32-3t
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DAVID R. PORTER has been nominated by
the Democratic State Convention Of Pennsyl.
vania, as candidate for Governor ofthdt State.
A resolution to support him passed by unani.
nous vote. The Anti Masonic Convention no.
minated Gov. Ritner as their candidate.
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Patriot Army in Canada has disband
Van Rensselaer, had previously re-
| Office Of COMMUNICATIVE Chief. He
X Emile are at loggerheads, and abuse
- cher. The operations may now be con-
sidered as altogether closed.