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ELDRIDGE SISSON.
oct 27--25

~ G. DALIIGREBN e. Co. having
u. been appointed Agents for the fol
lowing Houses:
Messrs. WrLpes, PlcKERsoILE & Coz ISvernool
MURE & Co. e1 P'''
f H,oss { Co. & 20 New York
Are now fully prepared to make liberal
advances, and will attend to the shipment
of all Cottons consigned to either Of The
above Houses, or delivered to either the
VicksburG, Warrenton, Grand Gulf, OF
either Of the Cotton Presses in this city.
OFFIcE-Corner Main st. and Broadway,
Natchez, Oct 81, 1888 25l2mC&J z
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the undersigned,
N either by note or account, arc request
ed to settle the same by the first Of Decem-
her next, or they will find lhemin the hands
Of "a proper officer for collection.
NOE g. KLIPFEL.
Rodney, Oct. %, 1888. oct 81
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
.NEWs GOODS.

HN1E subscribers have Just received a
n NEW LOT OF GOODS, consisting
in part Of fine Bed and Negro Blankets,
Russell and Calf Brogans, Calf Boots, Low
ellis, Domestics, &c &c. all Of which they
are disposed TO sell low for cash, or the usu-
al credit to punctual customers.
GRIFFING e. 'CAROTHERS.
P.s. Storing and Shipping cotton care,
fully attended to by g. 81 C.
oct 10 '3' WI
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


r ET"TERS OF ADMINISTRATION
~ having been granted to the undersign-
ed by the Honorable the Prabate Court Of
Jefferson County, at the August Term, 1888,
on the estate of William Fauyer, lateofsaid
Jefferson County, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
quired to present and exhibit the same TO
the undersigned, duly authenticated accord,
ing to law, within the time limited by law,
or the same will be barred. And all per-
sons indebted to said estate willplease make
immediate payment
JANE M. FAUVER,
-.ifa Administrative of the Estate Of
William Fauver, deceased.
sept 10 Pm
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III ~. NOTICE.
GUSTAVUS II. WILCOX, AND Will
ITAMN T0Dn

II. WILCOX, AND WILL
LIAM N. TODD,
Attorneys and CounScllors Gt,,Ldp,
WETlLL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
W SHIP, at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts Of Jefferson County; the Cir
cult Court of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties, and the several Courts at Jackson.
WILLIAM ~ Tom will reside at Fayette;
Office near the Court House.
Business vonided TO either, will receive
the prompt attention Of both.
N.B.-G. H. Wilcox will continue to re-
side a. Rodney, and practice his profession
as heretofore.
oct "a Ct
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
NEW YoRK. Oct. s.

As anticipated there was row last (Sun4
day. night at Fanny Wright's lecture, and
the Mayor and Police were sent fort to keep
order The hall was oyercrowded with a
mob of all classes, and between tremendous
applauses and Kisses, the couptKYaIost the
benefit Of her views upon the AWy,
hard money, and the consi
cy. A mob booted afet - e
went homeward, much to ineki& Rsfe-
pute, though | have no great opini0hof this
Locofoco practice of electioneering on a
Sabbath night There was some fighting
Within the hall, but no damage done TO the
building. These are but foretastes of what
we should have, if Locotocoism bore sway
| in New York Nat. Intel
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

.laoly JEFFERSON COUNTY.
VEVHE undersigned, having been appoin-
IN ted by the Honorable the Probate
Court, of the county aforesaid, commission
ers of insolvency, to audit claims against
the Estate Of Gabriel Osteen, late Of said
county, deceased, which said estate is re-
ported insolyeni, hereby give notice, that
they viii meet at the office Of the clerk Of
the Circuit Court, Of said county, at Fay
cite, on the third Monday of each Month
for the next six Months, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
to receive and examine claims against said
Estate.
-aoi' JOHN II, COLLIER,
LEWIS w. DANGERFIELD,
JAMES j COLLIER,
Commissioners.
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HamJerlin's Track.

..... Hdmberlin'S Track
VEVIIE RACES of the Jefferson Jockey
u Club will take place on the 2lst Of
November, instant.
The proprietor not having received the
distribution of the several Purses, is unable
to give them at present; but they shall be
given next week.
.HEUDEBERT.
November 3, 1888, nov 7
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TEVHE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the Honorable the Probate Court
Of Jefferson County, in the State of Mis-.
sissippi, at the October term thereof, 1898
administrator Of the Estate of James M
Knight, late of said county, deceased
hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them
properly authenticated, to him, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for.
ever barred: and all persons indebted tc
said estate are requested Il. make immedi
ate payment, to
CONRAD S. KNIGHT Admin.
Rodney, Oct. "a, lS3S.-24 Ct
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TREa= suPPrv.
Liquors.

"INTER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
W Sperm CANDLES, and SOAP, Just
received and for sale by
GRIFFING s. CAROTHERS.
p. S. A fine Saddle HORSE for sale.
oct II G. 81 G..
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
NOTICE.

VaVIIE Subscriber will present at the regu-
M lar term of the Probate Court, in JEFF
ferson county, in December next, his &C
count with the estate of the late Sarah Sis
son, deceased, for final settlement and al
lowance.
ELDRIDGE SISSON.
oct 1875 81
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
Entertainment.

VWNIIE UNDERSIGNED informs his
- friends and the public generally, that
he will, on MONDAY, the 22d inst open
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
in the town Of Fayette. His residence is
in the northern part of the town, entirely Sc
cluded from the noise and hustle Of the
place. His Table shall be furnished with
the best articles Of provisions the surround
ing county affords, and his Stables with
plenty of good Corn and Fodder, and prom
ises to spare no means in his power to make
his guests comfortable. Therefore, he sol-
cts the patronage ofhis friends and the pub
lie generally. His residence may be found
by his sign on the end Of his office, situated
on the road leading to Port Gibson.
sm BIG. KEY.
Fayette, Oct. 10, 1888. tf
6TThe Natchez Free Trader, Port Glib
son Correspondent, and Grand Gulf Adver-
tiser, will insert the above six weeks, after
which forward their accounts to the subscFi-
Der in Fayette, for payment.
| oct l6 ,l B. 6. KEY.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
FURNITURE.

.nNE fine Sideboard; one Book Case,
" and one fine Beaureau; for sale to
close consignment. .s--yl
T. II. DUGGAN g. Co.
August ]. 1898
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07

P.s. IfIshould not meet with an oppor-
tunity to dispose Of my boy sooner, | will
offer him at public auction, on Saturday, the
24th day Of this month, in the town Of Rod
new, 10 the highest bidder
nov 7 2t-29 Nh. 9,
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
RODNEY snnNIMARY.

FALL AND WINTER SESSION.
M RS. ROSS respectfully informs the
IV citizens of Rodney and its vicinity,
that she has commenced her Fall and Win
ter Session, and hopes 10 have the pleasure
of seeing her pupils TOMORROW NOR
MING at the School Room, first door above
the Commercial Bank. q
Rodney, October 10, 1888 At
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
NEW GOODS.
GROC ES.

lust received and for sale low for cash.
q supply GROCERIES, consisting Of
BROWN SUGAR
COFFEE ~ Il
SPERM CANDLES and ~ pA
Gu
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON County.

Probate Court, September Term, 1888.
TO all persons interested in the lands,
tenements aud hereditaments of James s.
Watson, decd, Greeting;
You are hereby cited to appear at the.
next November term of this Court, at a regu-
lar term thereof to be holden at the court
house in and for said County, on the fourth
Monday of said month, and show cause, il
any you have or can, why certain lands be-
longing to said deceased, should not be
sold.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07

wood-chopper and field hand
The sale will be for cash dozen, or with good
security credit Of enc and two years viii
be given.
fu N. ii. CHRISTIAN.
Southern telegraph., 1838-11-07
THE cOnRT MARSHAL
NOTICE.

A NEGRO MAN FOR SALE
ID by the undersigned for Louisiana
- money, or Mississippi paper at FIVE
IN per cent. discount He is about
wy 35 years Of age, healthy and a
@zAszble bodied fellow, an excellent
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Advertisement.

SriiE imposs'bilily Il carrying on the wsirs.
man as IL ought 10 be conducted While a.
cent on collecting expeditions. and the iHpo,
s'bIlhy Of longer doing wiihou, The lSEs ..
mouhi due me for six years Of labor. k.ts 10.
teinined me 10 sell the establishment a he
end al the present year. The subserp,lOn lot
- about dehi hundred. aud on iss insrts,t, ihi
The job printing and advertising coed for At
least IRE huadrfs dsiisTi year. A gentleman
81 talents and q sound Wing, shall have q,
Paper on As most liberal tsTmL void ~
~ill'agly LEI It 60 into any other service A
early application is requested.
II. G. JONES.
Editor and PrsFrh'r.
June %. So
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arany nf any reEson she eFsr EaW. and
fully believes whzi he wrcts Was . re-
eantasion Of his former Published oPin-
ions. These EEilings. whaleFrr they
wsHe. appear 10 have been suppressed.
~ whst hand. or from what motive.
must be isft 10 conjecture.
Upon one RI her earliest visits. ne in
qnirei If her shelheT she had ever read
his writings or not. She told him she
had. when she MAS young; and that fear
ing some younger members Of ths family.
= no had seen her reading them. might be
induced 90 follow her example, and thus
experience Ihe sane evil effects which
she found tie peTussl had produced on
her mind. she FeniBred 10 burn Ihe book.
although il vas not her oWn. Raising
his hands. he exclaimed. .. II every ore
had done so how much better IL would
have bssa f'r ms poor SOUL" lie
isasa Ter lhal somrumes when search
ing tie New Testament for matter
tn easg! a.. he was convinced Of its ex-
eellehey. that he was almost ready TO
abandon his inliiel labOr and become a
christina. But the applause &c lis sd-
MIXERS urged him on. lie declared that,
II ever Satan had an emissary on earth.
he vas one. lie arkRnW lodged thai he
was . pnor benigh;ed creature. aud just
awakened IN see his condition before he
died. Being exceedingly anxious Ia re-
reiEe s"me religious consolation. even At
second hand. he sent fuT a minister nI the
society Of Friends. Who resided IN New
York. but happened at The time TO be gu:
Of town. The message was repeated Sc
veral times during the evening and night,
hG, The Fn-n'i had not returned; and ear
~ on the next morning he expired.
Such vas the end Of Thomas Paine.
Though he possessed neither the youth
nor The ability of Allamoni-whose clos
ing scene is described by The pen Of DR..
Young-yet the use which he made oi
his talents. and the agonies Attendant up
on his closing moments, were nearly the
same. Contrast this terrific close Of life.
spen, IN great part in strenuous efforts TO
PROSTATE the doctrines Of the Christian
religion. with the triumphant exit Of one
" ho had devoted his talents, through per-
seculion and affection, 10 the support and
extension OF the same religion, and let
any one seriously decide which kind. OF
life he would prefer. l have fought the
good fight. have KEEP, the faith. hence
forth there is laid up for me crown Of
righteousness. which God, the righteous
Judge. will give me at that day. and not
to me only, but 10 al those who love his
l.. ).
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THE STREAM OF DEATH


There 10 o stream whose nsEfe~ tide
Tes kaswn aas saknoEn verbs DIVIDE.
where eli mssi go
f,,uassisss w.,sss. dark and sssP.
a. ssIlsn si.snes. dasnwaEd swssP
With masalsss aaw.
fnu -ssrs. at aha, Srsary aaed.
Asalliss lafsni P,s''ias s'"as.
Whos. honr Eas COME
un,.ucss Of II. Il ns,''1 The tile.
Seek, As 10 CRASHED res;. a. died
Like seiae h"ms
Follow'd With languii eye anon.
A youth. diseased. an Pa's. sHd "'";
Az there alone
He gas.d spoa the isa'sa stream.
Asd feafl TO P,sage- heard . SCREAM.
aad he vas gone.
And then q form in uanhood's strength
Came bu:..r : na. al there At length
d. ssw llfr's heaai;
He shrank ard r,;ssd he bitter prayer
Too l.te--, IL sa,iek n wlld despair
The SaieFs arown'd
Ns1s stood u9ca the sargs'ess shore
A bsiag bsw'4 via May scare
Ofloi.some yeats.
E,nh.bouad All eel he leil the baak,
Bask tura hs a.mmias eye. and sana,
Al, full OF lears.
How bitter must thy waters be,
Oh Death. How hard thing. ah me.
II TO de!
I mussI-whsn 10 that stream sgaln,
Another child Of mortal men
With smiles drew nigh.
"'Th the last pang," he calmly said
" To me, o Death! thou hes, no dread;
Saviour. COME!
Spread bat thine arm on yonder shores
sec! ys waters, bear ne Ger!
There is my home."
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Frssh the southern churehman.

However generally admitted is the
truth. Ina. future character depends much.
il not chiefly, on educa ioa and early
impressions. vet its importance does not
seem generally TO be sufficiently felt To
produce the effects which might natural
Nv be expected 10 result from conviction
of its reality.
Much Of character may depend on the
establishment in the mind, Of clear and
firm conviction in early life of some single
truth. The all wise and benefcent Author
OF nature has seen ft. in the constitution
uf things, To connect one truth with
another in such manner, that il a person
holds firm to one good principle. i, natural.
ly leads 10 the adoption OF another and
another. until it embraces the whole
family Of virtues. together with all the
facilities and pleasures, which are Iheir
constant attendant.
Among the most important truths thai
may influence the formation Of character
is that which teaches The natural con.
merton befween rirtue and happiness--
misery and rice. That such connexior
exists can hardly be doubted--iI has heer
asserted or acknowledged by moraIis,,
and ssges Of almost every age. religion
and country. And few will be disposed
10 question i. who have felt the pleasure.
Of an approving conscience. or the PAN
OF one that disap2roves, Aud il il he so
can we appropriate little portion Of our
time more bene6cialIy than 10 endeavor
ing TO establish in the mind such n con
sIction of IL as will associate il with the
general course Of reasoning and thinking,
which directs and governs our action:
and conduct The whole OF life may be
considered As a state OF puPilage-and
whether We are sensible OF il or not, We
are constantly adding 10 the great mas:
Of materials which 90 TO constitute ant
make up the character.
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Formerly Of the firm Of T. j. Barrow & Co
PEGS respectfully to inform his friends and
Merchants generally. in Virginia and n.
Carolina, that he is now receiving an entire
new STOCK OF GOODS. in the above line,
expressly adapted to Southern trade Every
description Of rich China. in seits; Cut Glass,
together with complete assortment Of Com.
mon and Queensware and Stone Ware, con-
s,antly on hand. and viii be offered on a. good
terms as they can b. procured in the United
States. Liberal credit wia be girsa ,ch,n reguir-
3D. Goods will be carefully packed by expe-
reneed hands, Orders, by letter. promptly al.
tended to and faithfully executed.
The patronage Of his old friends and tho Mer-
camille community generally, in Virginia and
North Carolina. is requested.
Near Old Slip, New York, June 6. o.
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RiGHs's for saisat his WIr''
HILLS ROU G. II, n. I.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS IIEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, en- Nv" p'lI""
FtFTY CENTS 10 RAID IN AINAScE'
Those who do not give notice Of their VIZ"
10 have their paper discontinued OF the eSI'ma
tion of the year, will be rtcsmmtd as "c'i"s
IT'S ontinrnncc until countCrmuntcd an" W,
rapcr will lie discontinued until all SH'a'at,'
are pad, unless al the option at the ru0'I'''.'
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen "'',,
one dollar for tie first, aud twenty five ''',r
for zach subsequent ins' rtion; long" 'r'I Geo
proportion Cont advertisements twenty
per cent higher. A deduction Of 3'j r't'e'
al, te maze tu adyt,is rs by the va"
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROMNA,
Orange County.
Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1898.

James Jackson and Uge, ana
Others,
VS.. Petition 10 Sell
I'm Robinson aud Li=-y his Slaves.
ir!f:, and Michael Ray aud
Nancy hi, rife.
4 T appearing to The satisfaction Of the Court,
d that the defendants in this case are not IN.
habltants of this state: II is therefore ordered,
that publication be made in the HilIsborouph
Recorder, for six weeks excessively, that On.
less The said defendants appear at the mex,
term Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Scs.
slons, 10 be held for the county OF Orange, al
the cour, house in Hillsborough, on the fourth
Monday in August next, and then and there
answer or denur, that the petition will be- IA.
ken pro cOntsssO and heard tr parts.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Of Adv $3.50. 's".- W CIV
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A 5 Aseni Of Mrs ROBERT M0OfRwELI,
- haze placed all tie Notes and Accounts.
dae the Marlborough Mercantile House, in the
hands 81 Cad, jones Attorney, fer collection.
W. I. SHIELDS. Agent.
August :. 81
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Forwarding .Eseney


NTis hoped that all those indebted tor.s-
H. 81 HUNTING row 4 LYScH On a., J
let 1t October 1857. will cali ane ts,,ls u, :
accounts aiIh The EubserLer iMmsa,a,,l, :.
sneh settlement Is absolutely n,,,,,,;, y
the adjustment Of their Affairs. Ih,pf,l,.
tiet vail not be disrerarded. w.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October &c. q,
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BETH ONT
Female Academy.

'KNifE subscribers respectfully inform the
A pubic tba, the exercises Of thIs instiu.
tioa continue under the care Ui Mrs. ElIZ
J MORROW; and a. she gives her vacal, n
IN The winter the school wIi continue, with.
out int rnss'nn, u'tIl November. YourP Ia.
dies vii be charged only from the tine of I'D
mission.
The manner in which ,Ils school has becn
heretofore condac,td u hiehy satisfactory. ard
We take Ptea, pleasure in Recommending II 10
The patronage % parents aud pusrdiars VITO
Intcnj giving their daughters aud Watd~ TITO
advantages a. a liberal cducati"n Tie PIC,
uf tuItp" is eight dollars per s..sion. Draw
ing ani Painting five dollars extra.
Board can be ubtsined IN sp,ctBblc (. mi.
lies, at short distance from the Academy, al
five dollars a month
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ALL prrsaas who are disposed 70 laia 1he
@@ 0range DEagooas are requested % ailead
Al Wllliam LPseom5's On Saturday tie s0ah
inssant,
AagHsi rs. 81
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STATE OF NORrH.CAROLlNA.
Orange County.
Ia Eqnity-March Term. 1893.
Ellsl ard Deris and Wif, ]

We. AOgIsinai Bill
I'm. Gaia, Err. and e.aus
IN this case il is ordered ,ha, publication be
- made in the ilillsborough Recorder for slx
weeks successfully, taat unless James DAVIS.
- Dickens and ms wife Mary. William Da-
Wis, Susan Davis, and Martha Davis. appear
at the mex, term of this court. TO be held al
the Court House in IhllsbaToush. on the &c.
eOnd Monday Of september next, and plead,
answer or demur, or the bill will be heard sx
paTss as 20 them.
Given under my hand at office. in HILLSIDE.
rough, the second Monday Of March, 1883.
JAMES WEBB, C. &. u. E.
Price Adv. 81 SO. 90 CIV
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THOMAS ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PlCkARD.
o..
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLlNA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1898.
Jehn King,

Jehn King,
vs Original Attachment IL.
John Peadrrsra's E { wed on Negroes.
William Pendsrgrass.
] 7 appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
tia; the def ndan,s in Ills case are not in.
habaants Of this state: u i. therefore ordered,
that ppbii"a'ion be made in the H'shorourh
Recorder, tnr six weeks successfully, that IN.
less the said defendants appear at the mex,
term OF the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions. 10 b" held Tor The county oi Orange, al
tie court house in IIillsborcugh, IN the !uulth
Monday IN Aueust next, aud plead. answer at
dcmur, Judgment by default will be entered
against them.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv 81 so. 25-
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Earthenwarc, China
and Glass.
THOMAS j. BARROW,
Exporter,
NO. 35 .N'assau street, .N'c,c York,

NO. 30 .NdSSdu StreCt, Voc York,
-!AS on sac a comn'cte as >"rirne',t Of choicc
- and desirable articles m the above line,
which viii be sold 10 the country trade upon
the most lavnrs5!e terms. the attention Of
purchasers is respectfully solicited, with the
hope &C bring able To give entire salts action
in t-ery particular.
New YORK, JYl, 81. 81