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Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
NOTICE.

"A N Attachment having been issued by
IN E. Daggan, Esq. Justice of the
Peace of Jefferson county, against James
4. Keith for $l43.57, in favor of Lewis
w. Ddngeraeld, ret'rnable to the next
term Of the Circuit Court Of jefferson coun-
ty, which has been executed by summon
ing garnishces to appear at said Zine and
answer on oath in what sums they arc in
debted to said Kei,h-Notice is therefore
hereby given to James A. Keith, to appear
at said term of the Circui; Court of Jeffer.
son county, on the first day Of the term
thereof, and plead, answer, or demur to
said suit, or judgment by default will be 81.
ven against him. March 6, 1899.
JAS. J. COLLIER, Ci'k.
Summers, Pc -l7-6w prs. fees
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
NOTICE.

AN Attachment having been issued by
Isaac S. Jordan. Esq. Justice of the
Peace of Jefferson county, against James
A. Keith for 3,222 10, in favor of Yoe s.
Davenport, returnable to the next term OF
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county,
which has been executed by summoning
garnishees to appear at the said time and
answer on oath in what sums they are in
debted to said Kcith-Notice is therefore
hereby given to James A. Keith, to appear
at said term Of the Circuit Court of Jeffer-
son county, on the first dry of the term
thereof, and plead, answer, or demar to
said suit, or judgment by default will be
given against him. March 6, 1889.
JAS. J. COLLIER, Ci'k.
Wilcox, 20. l7-6w prs. fec, SIS
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
NOTICE.

AN Attachment having been issued by
e. Dnggan, Esquire, Justice of the
Peace of Jefferson county, against William
A. Miskell for $3,5i2 Al, in favor of Walk
er 81 Blrnard, returnable to the next term
of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county,
which has been executed 10y s,Imnoning
garnishees to appear at said time, and an
swer on oath in what sums they are indebt-
ed to said Miskeli-Notice is therefore
hereby given to William A. Mskell, to APP
pear at said term Of the Circuit Court of JET
ferson county, on the frs, day of the term
thereof. and plead, answer, or demar t"
said suit, or Judgment by default will be 81
ven against him. M,rch +, 1893
JAS. J. COLLIER, Crk.
70. l7--Gw prs. fee, SIS
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
r ARGE MAPS OF MISSISSIPPI s.
~ ALABAMA. showing the public and


h ALABAMA, showing the public and
Indian lands, Indian Reservations, Land
Districts, Townships, Streams, &c. engrav-
ed from the government surveys and plats
in the General Land Office, Washington
City: bv E. GILMAN, Dranghtsman in the
General Land Office.
r. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington
City, has published land secured the copy
right according to law. the above maps,
which will be found Intimately more COM
plete and accurate than any heretofore pub
lished. They are published on separate
,heets; each containing nearly six square
feet, and will be found useful and valuable
to those interested in the lands Of either
state, as they show every item OF 'nfor'na-
ton which is in tile possession, Of the land
Offices, relative to waser courses. township
lines, Indian lands and reservations, land
DISTRICTS, &c. asd will he found perfectly
accurate and precise in these points
They. can be sent by mail to any part @
the United States, subject only to. single
letter postage. Price two dollars, or three
copies Of either viii be sent by mail for five
dollars. Aliberal discount viii be made
to travelling agents. or to any who buy 4
sell again. slss ssi. iN#s e li.ss
J A5-tslitors Of Newspsperss any where,
who will give the above advertisement Tin
GLIDING this notice) one or two inseftions,
shalt receive By return mail q copy ofeach
man. it fEs6y win send a copy Of the paper
containing II 10 the advertiserss sagas
AIRY. II; 1871. -
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
Oakland College.

I'M
annual examination in Oakland
oaese will commence on Monday
DAY of April, and continue for two
trepa,atory Department will be ex-
IVY VI Monday morning, and the Col
asses on Monday afternoon, and on
4, annual meeting of,he Board Of Trus-
lo ,ue held On Wednesday morning at
y rAauIguration Of Rev. SAMUEL B.
'vo' s of Theology, and Rev.
a MARSHALL, Professor Of An
ao "suases, will take place on Wednes-
'.a ,n The exercises will COM
10 o'clock.
ca annual sermon required by the laws
is' sse will be delivered on Wednes-
:. " W :. by Rev. SAMUEL G. WIN
a,n enhancement will be held on
es.. morning. The exercises will
, 'ss At 10 o'clock. eetsa1
'ess will be delivered before the
u.11 Lures Society, by Rev. 8. ".
Fora = and an address will be deliver
aav '" e Adelphic Institute, BY JonN
ssIav . .s OF Grand Gulf, Miss, on
lad { ',',ss'ppi Presbytery will meet a,
nj, =, y, sse, on Wednesday the 4th day
>" To- o'clock, A. nj.
'Ik: CHAMBERLAIN,
seh IN pres't Of Oakland College
Us 1888 low3
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

ns0otE 2 = t0HOSA1 -
n the night Of Sd insisa POCK-
~ sET BOOK, containing three din,
Notes drawn by 1, s. Jordan, Lewis r.
Norris, and y. W. Mitchell, dated about
the - b day Of June, 1887: one Inaoto Tor
$500, wilh.a credit Of one thousand dol
lars, payable payable lat Of january last
the other two for S 1908, will, i credit Of
81 1900 on each, payable the LIST Of Januaa--
~, 1899 and 1910; also, m order on CHS.
Clark for notes not dcsign,sed, given by c.
l.. NJ. Keith; also, about $3.50 in cash.
. A reward Of $50 will be given for the
Pocket Book aud contents. ~ ~
.heeS vse j. "A. KEITH.
Favet!e, March ID, 1893 u INF
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
the Board Of Managers
HIRAM G.sRUNNELS,
- NF Dns.l NF TT n
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned, Administrators of the
Estate of Nancy f. Mackey, deceased, will,
at the next April term of the Probate Couri
OF Jefferson couaty, present his account for
final settlement and allowance; also, his
account for final settlement as agent f,r tue
Estate Of Walter Mackey, deceased. 7sa
PHILIP Q. HUGHES, Admir-.
March IL, 1888 1--we
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
KU VA WY, IN JAIL.

WASscommitted to the jail Of Jefferson
eeuuty,- On the 23rd of November last, a
Negro NJ IN named MICHAEL. The said
negro is Of light, color, about FIVE feet
S inches high, and aged about twenty or
fwcnty two years. Nodistinyl'isffing marks
upon him. The said by says he belongs
% O.n;fn Claiborne, Of Warren county,
Mississippi. JOHN II. COLEiEF,
3 TAILOR Jefferson county.
.Dece:nhef 10, 1887. 04tf OLE asss'
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
s S II RIFF ALE.
Compton, Warren s. McCall,)

William Newhaker.
DY virtue Of an Execution to me d.
I y rected, as Sheriff Of jefferson coun-
ty, tshall expose to public sale to the high
est builder, for ready money, at the DIOR Of
the Courthouse of said county, on the frs,
Monday IN April next, within the hours
prescribed by law ON said day, all the in
terest of said defendant in the following
TRACT OF LAND,
towit: Section M. so, Township M. TO-
R'nss ], west, adjoining the lands Of Geo
X. Dent. and containin. about
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
The above land was attached by plaintiffs
GEO. TORREY, Sheriff.
March 7, 1898 9 l7-3w
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

- - = 80 . &S9
MA ISLES to say to the citizens of Rod
w ney and Fayettc, and the county
generally, that he has gone TO Cincinnati, to
procure materials Tor several sets Of Arti-
ficial Teeth, engaged; and that he
will also be prepared for a few more sets
and half sets, as we'll as for all the minor
operations Of DENTISTRY. Will return to
Natchez by the 10Th Of April; and after the
LIST Of May, will be at Rodney and Fayettc
alternately, till the LIST of June.
0JAny orders for his services left at the
Mansion House, Rodney, or c. Clark's Of
fee, Fayette, viii be promptly attended to.
March 6, 1888 i7-:f
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
NlfI'IGE.

- = NNJTICE. =. Z-aF9-..7.|-| . p
WpOOKSsof S ABSORPTION Cor the Capital
- Stock Of the MISSISSIPPI UNION
BANK, will he opened at Jackson,- the
place prescribed for the location of tho
Mother Bank. onthc second Monday IN
April next and continue open tor the space
of six months. a
BY order Of the Board Of Managers
Ill HIRAM G.sRUNNELS.
tsE8 President NJ. U. B.
Jackson, 2S,h FEBRUARY, 1888. II
GrThe Ndtchez Free Trader, the CO.
lumbus Democrat, and the several other pa
.pers published in this STATE, will give
this place IA their paper until the second
Monday in April next and forward their ac-
counts for payment. -
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
icy shipping CGssa a,aDy.

ley shipping Company.
kS af absorption to the CAPI-
+AL STOCK # fac
ELY SHIPPING COMPANY.
cpen-1 n f'.a HIans:nn House, IN
On friaay The 21d day OF Iarct,
'In1e oPen until lie mex. Thursday
TIC 18th dav Of March.
Efp'al Stock Of the Company is
D0LLARS. Ten Dollars On
Nre OF One Hundred Dallars, must
at the time of subscribing; the
10 paid in two years-Fitty Dbl
|as the first, and Fifty during the
year. instalmcnts will be at the dis
o. the Bard of Directors.
ANDW MONTGOMERY -
THOMAS w. BECK, S
NATHAN'L HARRISON, s
J. B. WARREN. &
THOS: A. COMPTON, s
A. FARNSWORTH, s
JOHN NJ. DUFFIELD, /:
!" ~, 1888 I6w2
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
NOTICE,.

TIE undersigned, as Executor Of the
ms; Will aud Testament of Felix Hughes.
deceased, will, at the next April term uf
the Probate Court of Jefferson county. pre-
sent his account for fnaf settlement and al
loyance.o f PHILIP @. HIJEHES
-e rs Acting Executor.
March l3, 1899 l7w(,
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
" o tt Z i.

A LII persons having claims against the
"A Estate of James Kelley, Jr. Will pre-
sent them properly authenticated to either
Of the subscribers, within the time prcscri-
bed by law, or they will be forever barred
ABRAHAM KELLEY, Admir-.
KELLEY, Admir-.
January % 1888. IL
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
AD11IlgIsTnAToR's NOTICE

sT@f1~s7~-91T- TTVa7---F ss7F--7E.7F7
) been granted 40 the undersigned .,'.1
OF the Estate Of John Jnhnst 9',-. o =,
ceased, by the Hon. the Pfobatr uol iSa s.
Notice is hereby given to al .noI d anu
make settlement without delay; ana mos. mo 9
hs a claims against it nousf present them g
In s,,csied within Tie t,me prescribed ny
aulnen''ca'eu W." IrEvRY BARKEY. s
law. ~ lAI..r.,x-a [ 81 1.te sissai
Resasy, March z 1897 a
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

f.. AYloE., DENTIST,
n RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
HN and the public in general, that he in
tends visiting Rodney again about the LIST
of April, and will remain one or two weeks,
to attend to any such operations Of his pro-
tession as may be required
March l3, 1873 l7w3
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
NtUck..
Rome Il Mslsinley.

| MEX
Rome 0E Mslsiulev.
HAVE inst received. and now. .l!es for
sale. frosh stock of Groceries and Pc,
dncc. directfrom the New Or!eaMa aud Gin
cinnati markets. consisting ia pass o:.-shs
following articles, to wit: =
81 80 barrels mess Pork 7ss-gs
80 do rump do 500
) 200 do Flour
- so Boxes mould Candles
50 do dipped do
30 do Sperm do
80 do Bar Soap, No. 1 =
80 do Palm do
IL dozen Droous @
100 Kealns Wrapping Papcs
40 Kegs Lard -
80 do Butter q.
SO B,rreis Apples
SO do Potatoes
90 Sacks CoG..e
5 Tierces Rice
90 Barrels Molasses
Is do Sugar
20 Boxes Raisins
SO do Table Salt
20 Kits Msckerel
SO Sacks Coarse and Elmo Salt
10 Casks Cheese
100 Jars Havana Sweet Meats
AIso--lO0 Barrels old Reciifed Whsle
AND AN ASSORTMENT or
wines, Mascat nna Champagne,
With large lot Of TIN WARE, BED
STEADS, &c. &c.
Al'of which articles have been selected
with care, and offered to the public at !,
small advance, at Oyeraker's late stand ON
Commerce street.
Rodney, January 2, 1898 &
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

general assortment OF
ITIOMPSONIAN MEDICINES,
And Jerct's Stimulating Liniments.
And that the public may know something
Of the success of the Thompsonian Practice
in his hands, he will merely mention, that
since the first day of January last to the
presen, date, he has been called into sew
enty-seven different families, and have ye
to loos the rst case where he has had any
earthly chance; and if any person feels
disposed TO doubt the correctness of the
above statement, he would advise such per-
sons to put themselves to the trouble to in
quire of his customers as to the fac. above
stated. He will say more than that-That
he has not lost single case where he has
had any chance, from the first day of Janu-
airy, 1886, to the present date, and do defy
any person to prove to the contrary; and he
further states, that he will warrant a cure
in all cases of Scrofula, or Kings Evil, and
Syphilis. B. G. KEY.
November Id, 1887 1-amltf.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
CON BIN ALTON
OF
l. 1 TIE r A RY sTAEEY

~ ~ "A ~ II a Il T. " II
MRS. HALE s. MISS LESLIE.
TIE iADE,s 3ocs
Having larger circulation than any other
monthly periodical in Ame.ic..
A colored Plate Of the --latest Fashions ii
every nnmber.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TWAS with sincere pleasure, that the pnb.
fisher mentioned last season, the arrange
ment by which The Lndy's Book and IT,
dies American Magazine were united, and
to be edited by Mrs. SARAH !. Ham. Il
is with equal pleasure that he now informs
the patrons of the work. that he has made
an arrangmen. with Miss LESLIE, author of
Pencil Sketches, Mrs. Washington POTTS.
&c. sc. who will he connected with Mrs.
Hale in lending interest to the pages of the
Lady's Book. Her powerful aid will COM
mefce with the January number, 1885,
In addition to the above every number Of
the work next year will contain
A Plate Of superbly colorea FASHIONS.
The subscriber endeavors by extraordi-
nary exertians TO show his gratitude Eor the
very many favors he has received from his
kind friends, the public. From among the
many fcm,le writer's in America, perhaps
no two ladies coiild have been selected.
whose varied talents are so well calcalate,i
to adorn work like the Lady,s Bnok-
When it is also mentioned that Mrs ST
Courtney. the Hemans of Americ,, and
GRENviLLE MELLEN are contributors to the
poetical department, 1t will be useless .o
waste argument IL, ondearnr;sr &, SHOW;
what is apparent, that the Lady's Bals wiz.
stand unriyalled among the periodicals al
the country.
Each number also contains two pages of
fashionable MCSlC--in many Cases ORR
ginal.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

alexander III. Wilson,
HAS on hand, fine lot of KEN
lucky BAGGLNG, SCOTCH BAG.
GING, and BALE ROPE.
ALSO,
KENTUCKY JEANS AND LlNSEYS
Also--direct from New Orleans,
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

SOME OF THE Contributors.
Mrs. s. Hide ,edi:or, .S.Mackenzie,I Il. n
Mrs II. Sligo irney, JOS. r. Chandler,
Mrs. A. S. Stephens, NJ. McMichaeI,
Mrs c. l.. HEINZ, Rob- T. Conrad,
Mrs. L. +. Elicit, Aicx'r Di;nitry, A M
Miss Leslie, he Hale,
Miss Ii L Gould +. i .rke Fisher.
Miss c EGroch, N G Brooks, A ~
Miss l. II Medina, VIM r Burton,
w Gay lord CLARK, Mrs E.nhury,
Joseph g Nea!e, Mrs Gilman.
B Thatcher, Mrs S,n:,h,
Il Penn. Smith, Mrs Wooaca.
Mrs Phelps, Miss Oh. s. Cashmad
Mrs Willard, Rev II C!inchs
Mrs Farrar, Constant Gaii.oa,
Mrs Wells, Mrs Seagyirk,
Grenville A1cllcn. ST Gienn.
The terms Of the Lad. IS Book arc thrcd
dollars per annuln, or two copies for five
dollars, payable In advance.
All Ordcrs must be addressed 70
l.. A. GODEY.
Literary Rooms. Chesnut-st..
one door below Seventh
THE NOVELS OF THE CELEBRA
TED D'ISR4ELI.
'ss Godey's Edition.
Vivian Grey, The Young bnkes
Contarini Fleming, Wondf's Falc Of Alre]
Rise Of Islander, Henrietta Temp!e, I
Venc!ia,
| P.ice Of the whole works S. CO.
As he publisher Of the Lltdy's Book 4
connected with other popular periodicals, h|
suggests for the purpose Il remittance, ti1
following SYSTEM of
ses CLUBBING.
Lady's Book & D'Israel' N ,scls. fof 8
Laay's Book aud Buffers Novels, s
Lady's Book and Marryal's Novels,
Bufwer,s md Maryatss Novels, =
Lady,s Book aud Saturday Newss g
Lady's Book and Celebrated Trt.iss go
Bulwer's or Marryat's Novel AID CeiSs
! bfated Trials, q
Bulwer's and D1sfaeli's Novels;
lMsrryatss and D'Israeli's Novsi4
MoneY, current in f6s r<<.,.,,>ss
Suites III WHICH suhscribets re. ID, S;Ii
taken 1t par Tor I'D D. 1js;x ~
Eecamber s, l60y S S -. 80. -
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
rCORPORATTt)N x.Y5ct-7yT1nf-

CORPORATION EZEcTH0N.~-~
an the first Manday ii April, an Flee.
u ton WILDE heldsat the office OF G
Y. Mar'in, Esq. Tor seven Selectmen, one
Assessor. Collector and rreasurer, for the
Corporation of Rodnev.to serve for one vear.
na',ise JOHN A WATKINS, Prcsl.
March %, 1883 Is .lStl
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

r,.,su, J. Young y o'hcrS:
your communication of the
tnIy received, soliciting fine
~ "s as a candidate for the Of
' ~ Attorney, to supply the va
s,s, Judicial District of Mis-
s.,I;oued bv the recent death of
'I rso. While l deeply deplore
n, lee even, which thus "nexpect-
''i' !, necessary TO select "no-
I ~ for that important and res
' ,' canno: permit the present
a. a escape, without rendering to
,0,srprizing citizens of F.yet!e,
!, 's sentiments Of gratitude for the
,,e expression of opinion in my
; ne in the communication re-
And in reply TO your polite re-
|, univ remark, that if the voters
i and the counties composing
IiciaI District, deem me compe-
b,rae the elaborate and arduous
rsc,ad with that office, aud will
n me their suffrage, | will, if sue
.t nv humble ability to perform
:, the important trust confided to
ailments of the highest regard,
Fcurs. &c.
WILLIAM y. PURNELL.
500, March 10, 1888.
are authorized to announce VIM.
NELL, Esq, Of Port Gibson, as
he for District Attorney for the
Ed District.
/ Natchez Courier, Vicksburg Re
h Rodney Standard. will publish
letters and annuncintIon; the
i two weeks, and the latter until
Ba, and charge candidate.
arc authorized TO announce II
TIS. Esq. Of Natchez, as a can
the office Of District Attorney, fo
Judicial District.
G are authorized to announce II
NETT, Esq. rs a candidate fo1
Attorney Of the lst Judicial Dis
, are authorized to anno;.nct
FREEMAN, E q.of Grand Gulf
date ior D;si>ict Attorney of tht
nl District.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

r.rsrrs' FED,
~ 80 ,,,a. citizens Of The
tnle5sS ,sf;n;ai,y, being DESTROYS IRE !,
g 'a : . sls's suitably qa'l'l'a"
r. ' 4 ss' q District !. A torn =
he '' to vacant BIZ the death g It. (, o.
o ., believing levin yaptself to be
an" d. 0S thai station, tespsc'f''i,
ed ., % to PERM! you, c name
f'e ts, Ill therefor 81. sno' aa
e2p, ~ We assure yoa' We
th'fs s,'bIe methods to ensure
ord, your obcd'' 'erv''s'
ca la George Torrey,
se's soI John Young,
EFT Summers,
fer, G. W. Alexander,
O''''' lanes J. Collier,
pei C.. Terry,
Fnney' LIMOS i Dunn,
ds''' Al Tubbs,
", c. II. Miles,
HEY T y. Griffith.
|Gopet
Watson.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

TO WHOM II NAY CONCERN.
A T the next April term Of the Probate
IA Court of Franklin county, | will pre-
sent my final account Of Administration Oh
the estate of Jonathan Mickey, deceased.
s SAMUEL MACkEY.
March 6, 1888 l7-6w
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.
y WILL sell the personal estate of Mary
b Mackey, deceased, on Monday the 81
day Of April next, at my residence, IN
Jefferson county. to wit: r- e-..-
One Negro Sg'0ssaNls +, Child
AND ONE BED.
on credit of six moths-the purchaser gi-
wing note with approved security.
SAMUEL MACKEY.
March 6, 1883 IL CIV
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
Drifting s. Car0thers,
81 AVE just received a large supply
81 of
Merchandise.

Consisting in par., of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS, White aud Black, Silk and
Wool HATS, SADDLERY, SHOES and
BOOTS, Spring and Summer CLOTH
ING, QUEENSWARE, SALT, &c. &c
which, in addition to their former stock
makes their assortment complete. Punctu-
al men are invited TO give them call.
Rodney, March 6, 1888 17v ~s
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
Red xIiUer Packet.
g.; g.,
SsND

HEROINE, HoRD, Master,
- will ply regularly the present season,
between vicksburgh and Natchitoches, ma
king her tripin about ten days, and touch
ing at Grand Gulf. Rodney, Natchez, and
all intermediate landings. For freight or
passage apply to -.
J. ii. PHELPS, Vicksburgh,
PEARSON, HUME 81 Co. G. Gulf
BONE e. M'GINLEY, Rodney,
A. L. WILSON, Natchcz.
February 20, 1888 10
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Is LETTERS of Administration having
been granted at the las. Orphans Coart OF
this county, to the undersigned on the Is
tate of Patrick X. Norris, decd he hereby
notifies all persons having claims on said
Estate, to hand them in within the time pre-
scribed by law, OF they will be forever
barred; and all persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to settle forthwith.
THOMAS w. BECK.
Rodney, March 6, 1888 H-2w
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nURSUANT to an order Of the Honora-
bic Probate Court Of Jefferson conn
~, At its regular Septem'r term, will ex-
pose to sale ON the fourth Tuesday, 9th ol
March, 1t the door of the Commercial Bank
of Rodney, sHi - fsatss4 asss
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
O-NkicC.

- V'OEtcC.
IT ErTERS Of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned by
,ha Honorable Probate Court of Jefferson
County, at the February Term, 1898, on
the Estate Of william. Scadden, deceased,
Notice is hereby given to all persons IN,
debted to said estate to come lOF"aru "l -,
liquidate the same without delay; an Ill.,, ~
persons having claims against sa.o e,
are hereby notified 70 present then guy
authenticated, within the time prescriDsu ny
law, or they will be barred;
C. r. MILES, Adnr.
March Is, 1898 l7H =
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
Engine for Sale.

Ely TIC TUT SV'
THF subscribed has for sale. a FIRST
RATE ENGINE, which has rin only
from Louisville to Natchitoches, and back
to this place. The Engine is complete
16 inch cylinder, AMI 4a feet stroke, OF
sufficient power to drive four Saws. lthas
been taken down carefully, and has ne
YER teen in the least injured by fire or wa
ter. All its parts are carefully stored ia
Rodney. Persons desiring siicl, an article
viii do we'll Is give the subscriber call,
= Ia win sell low for cash, OF on short
time. - 80. T. y. s =. 49, 49,
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

A general assortment OF
MFA GROCERIES,,
zE5 consisting in part OF Sugar,
-1@ssH. Coffee, Salt. Rice. Soap, Can
dies, Alspice, Pepper, a few kegs of Honey
Dew Tobacco, &c. &c.
ALsO-JUST RECEIVED,
90 bis. Rectified Whiskcy.
All the above articles will be sold low for
cash, or on reasonable time to good and
puDctual customers
Rodney, July 25, 1887. 24-f
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20

of the. Capital Sock Of said Institution, in
lots to suit purchasers. Terms made known
ON day Of sale. .aas'slg.lsal. .FIie
.t.~A4s s'TiIOS. A.. COMPTON, Adm'r.
Of Jno. Quicker, decd.
February 81, 1888. 1s lots
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-20
= Notice. =

THE subscriber inf,rms the the public
he has located himself in the town Of Fay
cite, where he offers his services to them
asa
THOMPSONIAN PRACTITIONER;
and he expects to keep constantly on hand
general assortment Of
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-02
& FOR c. HIC AG O.
II - u, !.

TKyTIE steamboat ANTHONY WAYNE,
IL Amos PRATT, Master, will leave Buffalo
for Chicago, on the lsth Of June, 1888, at two
o'clock P. M. touching at intermediate ports,
The Wayne is 400 tons burthen, and can ac-
commodate 200 cabin passengers with berths
and state rooms--a freight hold for 1900 bar
rels, and good steerage cabin for ladies, and
good steerage cabin for gentlemen, which
makes her accommodations equal to any boat
on the Lake.--She will have band of Music
on board, and no pains will be spared to make
passengers comfortable during the voyage,
feTFor freight or passage apply to the mas
ter on board, Or to
M. KINaMAN Il Co. Buffalo.
GEO. G. DAVIES & Co. Cleveland.
J. HoLLisTRR g. Co. Perrysburgs
GaAY, GALLAeHER y Go. Dstroit,
Juns &. 6itf
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PHILADELpHIA.--By the boat from Philadel-
phia, which arrived on Saturday morning, We
learned that the conduct Of the abolitionists
in that city still continued to cause great ex-
citement. We collect from the papers since
received, that on Friday evening large num-
Der Of persons gathered in Cherry street above
Tenth, in front Of school-house, frequented,
We suppose, by young negroes, The Police
prevented any injury being done to the pro-
perty. Nearly at the same time very large
building on Thirteenth street, above Callow-
bill street, built by the abolitionists, was set
fire to, and somewhat injured. but the engine
and hose companies arriving on the spot, pre-
vented its total destruction. Conr. & Eng.