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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
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"AS on hand a well selected assortment
Ill Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing
Calicoes, Fancy Goods,
Ware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Tin Ware,
And = General supply of Goods calculated -
s,;t The rants Of the inhabitants ofthe mining
Country Country All Of which he will sell very low
for cash or lead.
Nov. 3, 1886 SO-H
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02

1t was midnight, and alone in her
chamber sat Rose Lawrence. The
moonlight was cleaning full upon her
beautiful face, as she fingered, buried
in deep thought. Her windows open
ed upon piazza, and the soft air Of a
southern cline, stole gently in. A step
startled her, but she was not given to
fear, and ere Ishe had time to retreat,
the form Of Kate Morris, closely muf-
fled stood before her. Rose started
back, in evident amazement at her ap-
pearance at such an unwonted hour
Catharine was pale as death. An ex-
clamation of alarm, burst involuntary
from her companion. may, Rose
Laurence, heed me not Ny cheek
may be pale; but the cheek Of one
more gentle and good, is paler yet
There is one even now bowling beneath
the blast one sweet flower crushed to
the earth. Come with me, Rose Lau-
renee, to ycnder chamber pointing to
a window in Mrs. Audly's dwelling,
(which. was adjacent and from which
a faint light streamed, Come and see,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02

gay scene. My place ought not to be
amidst the wealthy and proud who
throng these halls tonight. ] wish
mamma would excuse my appearing
and again she rested her head upon her
hand.
CHE heard the gay din from the castle hall,
But was not in mood for the festival,''
Exclaimed Catharine in lively tone:
GA truce to these sombre fancies;' and
half by ridicule, half by caresses, she
reused Inez from her dependency
There, sweet one,' she exclaimed, as
she assisted at her toilet, do I not play
tire-woman to perfection. The TOUT
ENSEMBLE is exquisite; only this pale
cheek shames that white wreath, come
Never had Inez been SO touchihgly
beautiful as on that evening, and none
passed by that shrine of loneliness,
without bestowing the need Of volun-
tary admiration. Ernest Laurence,
since the day Of his introduction to her,
had ever fingered by her side when
they met, as if under the influence of
some fascinating spell. Ernest, the
gifted, proud Ernest, could net conceal
from himself, that the protegee of Mrs.
Audly, was the bright star to shed its
beam upon the hayward destiny
I .
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

DIED In this city, yesterday evening, ai:
irr a protrac,el AMI lingering illness, DR..
JoHS EBER.n, tho able and enlightened
Professor Of the Theory anil Practice of
Medicine in the Medical Department of
Transvlvania University. We have not
time now TO d. Justice to the memory of the
learned Professor, even could we do so. /,
will perhaps be done by ar ADLER pen.-Ler.
OBS. f. Rep.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
RUNl VIA y nv JAIL.

WAS committed to the jril of Jefferson
ra,nty. on the 23rd Of November last, a
Negro Man nafticl MICHAEL. Tho said
negro is of light color, about FIVE fec;
s inches high, and aged about twenty OF
twenty Two yc,rs. No.fistinyuishiag marks
mon him. TIE said by says lid belongs
!, nsmun Claiborne, OF svaffen county;
n M;ss;.sippii. j6IfN n IOI.LiI5R,
3 Tutor Jcf1crsbti county.
D.ccaibcr 70, Hls37. G4sf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
SAsITIET SCo.rr
NOTICE.

q FILTERS of Administration HAVING
a been granted toihe undersigned by tho
Honorable Probate Court of jefferson coun.
tv at the September terra. 1887, of said
Court, on the Estate Of Richard Skinner.
deceased: Notice is hereby. given 10 ali
persons Indebted to said estate to come Cor.
ward and make payment; and those having
claims against it.. viii present them duly
authenticated withia the time prescribed
BY law, OF thew will be barred.
NANCY NJ SKINNER. Adm,x.
February 5, 1893 l3Gw
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
Engine for Sale.

TIFF subscriber has for sale, FIRST
RATE ENGINE, which has run OIL,
from Louisville TO Na,chitochcs, and back
to this place. The EnSine is complete
l6 inch cylinder, and a. feet stroke, of
sufficient power 10 drive fur Saws. Ii has
been taken down carefully, and has ne
yer cen in the lc,,st inj ,red by fire or WI
ter. All Jig p,rts are carefully stored in
Rodney. Persons desiring such an article
will do we'll to give the Subscriber call,
rs he will sell low for cash, or on sh,ri
time. III. EVANS
Rodney, February 81, 1893 l5.f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
January 50, 1888 l2-4w
A Bar ain!!

II WILL cell 1900 Acres Of good River
bnttom band above overflow, miles
above the mouth of the Arkansas; on the
Mississippi side-a- 80.
NINE ACCLIMATED HANDS,
and al nc sr,iail improvements bn the land
.on = Credit IF IL; 5, and Q years,
with cash pa ynieiit Of ST; 600 in hand:
~ s. rficdlars apply 10 mo OH the prem
srss. or 10 Norwood, Newman & Co.
go JAMES WILSON. :.
Dcccnber5 5; 1891 -
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
FoUa HUNDRED sxIAHE3
To the Public.

II ME undersigned, wishing to close his
Il business, offers for safe in QUAINT.
TIES, at REDUCED PRICES, For CASH, hi.
finely assorted stock of
BOOKS, STATIONARY, MUSIC,
FANCY GOODS, Sc &c.
Those who may he in wan; OF any of The
above mentioned articles will find it TO Their
advantage 10 c,ll soon.
f., b, HIGGINS, Mlia-a.
ynk-b,rs, Jan. -. tiFiIj.3,.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

Rk2AakAaIx DkA+n os 4 AiAS s.,,4rn
.GuILrY OF MURDER.n-In a case Of ,r;nl
for murder, which took place at York, Penn
a few days ag ! the Court had on motion Of
the prisoners couhsel, suspended the decis.
ION OF the case until Saturday afternoon
week. Their further action was rendered.
unnecessary by singular circumstn nee.
On Thursday morning preceding tho an.
pointed day, the convict, Daniel johnson.
was found lying dead in his he'd. without
marks OF violence, and tho appearance Of
having brcathcd his last without a s,ruoylc
SO smooth and unds'urbcd was tho he'd
clothing. A coroner's inq TEST was ca,lei
the body was disscctcI, ami M Sims Of rho
decease being caused by violent mean.
having been found, a;vcr,lict WIS returned
that he 'dicd by the visitation of G m.n A
knife, Well sharpcned, was fond in tho
stocking Of the deceased, from which ,b,
Inference had been drawn th,t he ;n,end.d
to commit suicide. Such an instance nf
tho death OF u pris,n between the verde,
"i 'iI'y and the sentence of "a Court. has
probably cr.hcforc occurred.
York Republican.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN we'll acquainted
IA with the business Of OVERSEEING
desires to obtain situation as such for the
ensuing year. The m ,st satisfactory refer
ences, and ampl, testimonials as to charac-
ter AMI qualifications will he given. A line
directed to an B." Rodney Post O.lice, or
at tho Printing Office. will be promptly at
tended to. Feb 81, 1888 lw
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
NOTICE.

The Rev. B. NJ. DRAKE will preach the
funeral sermon Of Mrs. A. NJ. WATSON.
dcc'd.' at Cane Ridge Church, on Sunday
the llih Of March, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
The frien Is an rel.!'ives ofthc deceased
are respectfully invited to attend.
February o 1879
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
NOTICE rs iHEREBY GIVEV

g NOTICE rs THEREBY GIVEN.
FHSuAT at The next March term of tho
Probate Court of Jefferson county, |,
Caihariae Elan, widow of Pleasant Elan.
late Of said oouFes, deceased, will pre-
sent to said CqeG my petition praying
IN asSignnento of my dover in the lands,
NC. of said deceased, in said county, AMI
the appointment, of commissioners To allot
the same; at which term of sa,I Court, all
persons interested in said Lands are hereby
Notified to attend, and shcw cause, if they
can, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
CATHARINE ELAN,
BY CT. CLARK, Solicitor.
February 81, 1888 l6-ic
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

A gossipss the refuse Of hun,anlty--hc il
the Crow cf mankind, fecding upo., tho car.
ron, that tho purer and proudcr bird
'oaihcs and avoid; he is the scaver ycr &c
society, raking together nothing but Dirt
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

f.'liE undersigned, administrator in right
OF his wife, Of the estate of Reu! en
Goodrum, deceased, viii present his final
account for settlement. and allowance at tbe
next May Term of the Probate Court If
J Jefferson county.
JOIN w. BENTON, Admir-.
january 2J, 1883 8 II 8E.T
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
Ga Ga Fresh Stock.
' taa.sAa lRNss q a.. M sa13nlnv

1851 H5tsVC [C w T1N3tl3Ey4 p -
HAf.; j fst received, AMI now offer for
s'''c' lfesi SOCK Q, groceries, ana Fro
49,: -" ''o ~" a"" o"-
c,il,w;n, 49,. 81. =, 49,. :" pA'' y '''
81 b,r,ols noes p,rt
SO do r,,:,n 4,
oon -. III
81 R,x., ,,,,,a c,ralc.
50 a., d;,ncd r.,
an A., Sner,n H..
81 dr. a. 8 ,,n n,
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
COMMERCIAL BANK of RoDNEY,)
February IL, 1893.



II YING and bein. in the Parish of Con-
cordia, State of Louisiana, near S..
Joseph Lake, in Township numbered thlr-
teen, of Range thirteen, Ets', containing
ONE THOUSAND e. Ten ACRES.
adjoining lands of William Douglass and
others. ,.e .s...- NM. s.szssgs.s.
A!so-A 'Fr,ct Of Land containing
1893 ACRES,
living and being in Washington county.
State of Mississippi, in Township number
ed Is, Of Range 2, West.
Alsp-ln Washington county, Mississippi.
Sir Hundred and Forty Acres,
in Township numbered Is, of R,nge >,
West. The tracts lying in Washingtor
county. Miss. are located on Bear creek,
near the Yaz,o River, nat far from the
town of Marion. SO
will also dispose Of Lot containing
ETGHTY GEES,
lying on or near Deer creek, in Township
numbered Is, Of Range Z, West, in said
county of Washington. toa -. sass
For particulars iasplye 10 the subscriber
near Roasey.sai y BY sipg;o. ]. .
I,,,,rv o. g. lsslGr eY'7st Tiff
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,}
JEFFERSON CouSTr.
Probate Coarf--January Term, 1888.
4 Ii. Representatives of Estates, who
"a have no. complied with the law, by
settling an account with this Court, once IN
each year, are hereby cited to make set
,lernent at the next Fcbruary and Alarcl'
terms of this Court.
by order Of The Court,
ati 49, C. II. MILES, Clerk.
January 80, 1888 1l--4w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

FNycfte Female .4c0 denny.
VNNHE next Examination in this Insti.,,-
in will take place on the 0h and 9th
Of NJ ,rch next.
The pltrons and friends If the Institution
arc respectfully invited to a.tenl.
JOHN NJ. WHITNEY, Presi.
JonN II. DUNCAN. Scc'rv.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

;. e,,,u;og or.l'od'x arg'lme en- n
sa be y'. oB Bank, from the 81
s,p'das!, , .,' has sustained the pro
';y s,' t''p' Bank, with branches '.'a"'
d, N '';'h history, with great inse"'
.ucce'Ini ,yx. All the writer's or
r'sr . Da to have fallen into ar
' ,ss origin Of Banking H M !" 'I ns,
Ibis s .','a Rink of Naples, and the
dot ,as and the Swede" Ma
A''' ~;,b its iron and copper dcpo'
B'"s' W. W.T." New Amsterdam, (New
Laoe'',' the lead in searching oh'
IS ''Ae'' IN the ban.sins line, in safe
f'H' s =, funds at all. 1t is, howe
a'' ' u, tina; such melancholy
be u, ,1 have followed the manly c"'
" :. ,.s Great city of Manha''os~,
% "' d;T7resssion from the subject
ga :,o mI as the pulpit orator re.
G s,a he left spiritual TO discourse
c'l' ' I' rha, banking has existed
e ,hs gospel d'spensation. The
~" no, only to sustain the chris
qv =, uphold the minute tcncts OF
D" s.c,s Of christians, hut as tho
,,;;r,rs and practical lawyers.
''S narrower, extract largely from
y ,alume, to bear them ont in tho
a ,,,s they profess ,n1 honestly.
], 81 arpsune) to be making in their
.r,yicc. B,nk advocates then.
Lived 10 quote a passage ocra-
;. show that a National Bank of
',,I eighteen hundred and thirty
oec: IWllercfore, then, gavest
- money into the bank, that. ut
I mi.ht have required mine
n.uryr'-St. Luke, chap. XIX. v.
40 o,o,a.ion is the language OF
suosrn in parable. Having u.s.
fri,c article "thc B.nk," it proves
(,rk existed in the Jewish nation.
,sfare, a National Bank. As the
four Saviour had the force Of SIM
embrace objects that there ex-
rsre familiar 70 those he address
s,r that bank was in opcrati n
and we infer from the business OF!
rbt the parent institution was 10
,ul>alem. Il is not quite certain,
p-obable, that several branches
s,aJlished at the time to which
The account that Matthew gives
nee m1de bv Christ, in this same
he exchanges Of the country, is
yc that bills Of exchanges were.
he time the parable was utterc.I:
cs Of the m 'ney changers were
that had been SC! up in the tenn
e tables belonged to brokers,
vel with the regular operatio rs
shaved 'hci- Branch paper, and
nssory notes at five per cen; per
WIS for Ibis iniqlii" ..1aAl Cngisi
their tables, al: We VIII quote
asases upon which Ne rely for
solnlncss Of the exchanges Of
thou oughtest, therefore, to
money to the crctu1yes an !
coming | should have received
with usury." Matthew, chap.
.chinsers" and "the money
we're Mt the same persons.
! were the bank officers who
Pmercifl i per cottage as to IN
aTiOar who rarely intcrtrred in
ers, to exercise Il rishtco Is in
nd overturn their tables. The
lrmcr, Judas, who was hired "
mister, and give The kiss OF
siaduceI to undertake this trea-
'sclna'lns eficc, of thirty pieces
b. when seen through the "in-
long s;;!!kcn p,lrse,'' overcame
attachment for his Saviour, his
pr religion, and all regard for
br.
THE UNITED SrArEs.-The
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

F.om FYu;lu.-Gen. Jessup hal an en-
eagement with the Indians on the 9Th ult.
on the Lachehacl,ec, in which the latter
were routed Our troops had nine killed
and thirty wounded. Among the latter is
Gen. Jessup who received a severe wound
in tho face. The loss ofihc Indians is said
to be incon<iderable, as they fought from
behind shelter which screened them from
the view of the troops. Gen. JcssaP IS in
full pursuit. Of them. 6s
MORE INDIAN DErREDArInNs IN MIssoU-
R1.-The St. Louis Bulletin Of Friday says
.sBy the Hannibal Commercial Advertisers
Of the 18Th inst. we learn that band Of
about one hundred Usage Indian warriors
have made another descent upon the whites,
and are committing outrnges on their stock
in Van Buren, county. 1t is thought the
militia will again have to be ordered Out
for the purpose Of expelling them from the
state" -Louisr;llc Journal.
The ST. LOUIS Republican states, that
gentleman, who has Just arrived from For
Gibson on the Arkansas river, gives mos
depIorable account of the pitiable CONDITION
Of the Usage Indians. They have no ANN
tiles from the Government, and their crops
having failed, they are literally in state Q
want and starvation. Many of them, II y
said, must inevitably perishs- LOUISE. jour
! A shopkeeper in Now York the othe
day stuck upon his door the following u
comic advertisement; A Boy Waited ~
going to bis shop the next morning. ne DC
held . smiling little urchin IN Daske'
with the following plthy label, Here &c =
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

I'M 'e ,,,:, We learn that on
her v; william Sims, Of Kinds
p,o; "''A /. several other gentle
n ' y from a public sale in
va, n n.s' in copiah,
some r'"posed and accepted.
pdde ,s Two hundred yards, Mr.
pmp n y making a lateral leap
his hahn, 1ne road, caused the
,ra,'aoce, when he was
lq,. ~ about ~ years Of age
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
SHERIFF SALE.

b Y virtue of sunlry executions to me
4 3 dircc1ed us Sheriff of Jefferson conn
~, shall expo to public sale u the high
est bidder for ready m,ncv, at the door Of
the court house of said county, on the frs;
Monday in March next, within the hours
prescribed by law on sail day, all the right
AM tito of James a. Keith in AMI to one
negro man tom, air! enc HOItSE; also,
IL BUREAU, which was advertised to have
been sold on the third Monday of February
inst. All of said property was levied on as
the property Of sail detcndan', to satisfy
PLAINTIFF claims and cost of suit.
GEO. TORREY, Sh'F.
February 2O.h, 1898. Is
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
DEATH OF OSEOLA

CHARLESTON. Jan. 81 p. II.
This celebrated Indian chief died las!
night, at Fort Mpuitre, of an affection Of
the throat, after an illness Of a few days.
Southern Patriot.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
STATE OF EfISSISSIPPI,l
JEFFERsoN County,. 4

I =. s.
Probate Cosars2-.jdnudry Term, 1898.
TO all persons interested in the lands,
tcnsnc,nents and hetelisasnens. Of Jo'la
Collier Pipes, il grcctihsi
YOU are hcrcay cite! to appear before
The Probate Court Of Jefferson, county, at
regular term thereof 10. he holden at Tho
sonrt-house in. and Tor said county, on the
fourth Monday in April next, and toew
cause. If any ,ydn have of cans why 4 csf=
tain iot Of Laid in tho town of FSyettea be-
longing to said minor, should MOI be so0 q 6:
ali order of Court; for hia benefit;
Ordered; that copy ',,s eff :sbis ieiission b
published iii the Rodney Stsndard" fog SIX
- weeks snccccssikslY
Given under ny hs!td sna
24fB seal OF ,otFta. at Fayb!t5; thss
gill day of- Jaaisfst lea
G. T. NIL ES, Clcrk,,,
January 80, 1898 126.-isr: les; $40
= 1890 -
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
II . tt E.

A LII persons having claims against the
IA Estate Of james Kelley, Jr. will pre-
sent them properly authenticated to either
of the subscribers, within the time prescrii
bed by law. or they will he forever barred !:
.,es ABRAHAM KELLEY, Adxsr. Z
go .aod .f.s KELLEY, 1kdssass
J.anary ~ 1893. 81 11tasN q S S =
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

Liberal CoHDucr.-Judic;ou, arranqe-
menf.-it appears by letter Of Presi lent
Shelton, Of the Brandon Bunk. Miss. that
the purchases Of cotton made by it amount
to about $4,000 bales, and m ,stv in coIlcc
ti"n Of debts due said bank by planters. g.. :
$40 bale heing advanced on each bale de-
i'vered. This arrangc,nen',m made last sum-
me-, snved many planters from ruin, by
f,'rnishng.them funds f,r provis ons, g.. for
their slaves to carry on the present Crop
The circulation since the suspension has
not increased S25O,OOo, anl the total is
now less than 700 900, and The bank has
cotton enough ON hand at $50 bale to re-
deem the whole. The rl,n'ers have hon
orably and p'nc'i'iiousiy fulfilled their en-
& ,gemcn,. The New Orleans merchants
seem improperly To take exceptions a, the
arrangement, as Indicating hostility. MIR.
Shelton denies this in toto, and says the
planters will pay all their f'reign debts, hu,
do not wish to be shaved 10 or IS per cent,
on their State paper The bank is ready
TO resume specie paymcn, with the rest
". Y. Star.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

| - "'tN'tS u'"s"h> " ~
fro0tler, amount to 23l, SOS.
number of indians within the
Y. States Is 332,49S. Assu,n-
lf'h one may be a warrior,
their fighting men is 65,50o.
VIBRATIONS IN THE CINCINNA-
Nv" weeks ago, we prepar-
.'ce under this title, which our
l's'a'd. The purport of it was,
y recent operations in this In
were performed on Saturday
before the Medical Glass OF
College, which deserve to lie
r''ey'ng usetu! information to
a,.'S'ance, who may labor under
10 VIC amputatlOn, near the
ne arm OF a young man from
'f'of Virginia for a disease OF
''', which we understand, is
ANGER. Professor Mcdowell
operation. The patient, We
Is nearly well.
: Was the cx,irpa,ion of the
. "a,h " Territory. Il
WIN the same disea SC. Thi.
:. 'pera'ion often followed b.
NJ NJ !; sometimes y fatal symptoms
|. Is doing well. This opera
S'ned by Professor Drake.
U re at the same place
nv ~ gentleman, was for "A cata
'' a'! from the State of Indiana
~ ," aIsy blind, she returned
y able to sew and read.
Chronicle, Dec. 2.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

The u. S. Bank last summer, through
two southern institutions, purchased upward
of 10000 bales of Gotten. The price
thereupon Sc one cent per pound; there
by making difference in the actua! means
of the South in their favor, If at least FIVE
millions Of dollars. By the control Of the
Bank thus ncq tired over SO large an a,
mount O! cotton, sales have not been forced
to that degree as to affect the market; aid
the consequence IS rise of penny per ID;
thus increasing the value of one article of
southern produce IL or II millions OF dol
icrs.-Ncra, Adr.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27

Matthias, the Prophet, m,de his appc:.
ance short time since at Apple C.eak
Prairie, Illinois. He assumes the charac-
ter Of Jewish Priest, travelling tho coun-
try for the purpose of inqniring out and
gathering together the "disperscd people,"
and fixes upon the year 1851 as the year of
restoration, when the Jews would be gather
Cd, and with them all the nations of the
earth, vino wo'.lI then embrace the reliyi-
GUS faitl, Of the Jcws.-N. Y. cypress.
Singular Lc,c suit---A proser, ton for
swindling hts been instituted in Savannah
Geo, against Yong man named Jesse
l.. Bunkley, under the following singular
circumstances. Ia 1885 The accused left
his native village on a tour to the west,
and after an absence of some considerable
time, reports Of death reached his relatives
from this city. His property was accor-
dinghy made over by his guardian to his
next kin, under the firm belief that he was
dead. Three years passed away without
any duuht as regarded his deccase; but
mt last letters were received in this city,
purportng 10 come from the said Jesse l..
Blnkley, then in prison, and claiming his
property. These letters were thought to
he a forgery, aud were not answercd.-A
few months more elapsed, and the defendant
in this prosecution appeared in 2ropria per-
soma, and demanded his property. His re-
latiyes denied that he was the genuine Jes-
Sc, and accordingly had him arrested as
Swindler.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
PHGs 2E g z US @
CF THE
EHyctEc .N.le .1cNGteNly.

ME subscriber respectfully informs
\ the public that he will open Male
School in Fayete, On Monday the l9:h
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
STATE OF MLSSISSIPPI,l

J.ans.y % 1888. flsa s s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-13

complain,s Fever aud Agur, Dyspepsia. Pal
~. pies. 'nj"r,c' Tram me We of nwrcury,
qni"nine and o'her dieaSes IF long aanding, il
may bo found necessary to take both the Life
Pills and the ! hocnlx Buffers, IN The buses be-
fare recommended.
N. B THESE Pills and the Ri,,crs will get
all mercury out Of the system infinitely fus,er
than The best preparations nr Sarsapar,lla,
and are a certain remedy for the rushing Of
blood Ia The head, or all violcn, headaches, tic
doulcureux, Nc. Al persons who are prcdis-
posed to apopIexy palsy, &c. should never be
i'houl The Lie Pills or the Blt,ers, for ono
dose IN time will save life They cqualze tho
r,rcuaiunof The blood. draw all pressure from
the head, restore pcrspraIon and thrown of
every ,npurI'v bv ihe pores oIihe skin.
The above Medicine is Tor sale by
ROBERT MOODY.