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Oct 10

Sspesfh Ed NARD-Ran fiOm p!lnrution OF the
~ subscriber, James River, IN the couMty %; SuTry,
Negro BOY. AL
FRED el ycIcpcd Alfred Plcasants 1t likely TIL. Eel!
low attempting make lis into Fee State,
taking vessel in Of the plantation
making his Westwatly hy tho GuyaDdottc Ohio. Il
probable, tina, hp has adopted the latter mode Of making
he well with the having
been upon that road the vicinity the Sulphur
Sp:in: Ostler Driver Of the employ
Porter tie Stage Contractor AnG he hGS also
iwica been 10 the Springs Ja:tacc Driver. Alfred =
sinai! about five feet inches high rather light complexion
about 81 of and, II correctly cmcm:cd has slight
Liz GAIT short quick, and his general af
ami department that of sca'lcmans body his
voice Is small feminine viii give the above reward
who may The boy wI!outhc Limits aud
him ; oIhrrrse. tha him $50 IL
taken within State Of tn" county urry so ii
ahea within the county, and secured las sLUy".
PULP ST Geo COOKE.
Sorry CocH.r, Va, Nov. 10Th, lc;S. 5j-!G.
E;OR SALE-0OCO MoTu. Mulraus Trccs purchase IF
rt! grs2 bargain car he ojiG'aet applied for an 10
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EtOR SALEi0OO MoTus Muraus Trees, in :ke purchase IF
rfie! grs2. bargain eaR he oJiG'aet applied for an 10
IL Gcgs-aer which, they will be put away tor wintehe wood
uru-uy well matured. from TO feet. They
within short walk Of She BE- BY wishing
10 purchase. FcI sale hy tse Tree or Cur'inc.
Nov IS IJ5-itl WILLIAM PALMER.
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Martinez < Mowbmy, Baltimore.
Lewis johnston u ashincton.
Edward Mcdowell. Fredericksburg.
g. Halt. .Y0rt~'h.
Spotswoof y Ro. erlson, Pdcrsjurg.
{ * l.. DGnkum, LfI|gion.
+ Berkeley IL Co. Si0mht0a.
j. IIardcs;y, Ha,riSomdHrg.
Barrct Il McEuiire, Charlottesville
a DUVAL, Eich'ncad
NnvcE,brr ~ 5C-t7Nay
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We have The full proceedings q Paris the l2lh, in
tie West TenntSSean, received lost night. We have
only I'e before gprg to press lay before readers
Tie following interesting and mary lre! from Mr. Clay,
IN reply lnc invitation Of the Committee OF Arrange
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forts must fail. That an entire change is
called for, none can doubt. Evory feeling
ofpride, of patriotism, and perhaps Of our
safety, demand it. We should be prepar-
cd at all times and on all occasions, to de-
lend 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
fanatical disturbers of our happy union,
"thus far shalt thon 90, and no farther!'
Already, a speck of war is discernable on
our Western border. Twelve months may
not elapse before that extensive and de-
fenceless frontier from the falls of St. An
thony to the mouth of the Sabine, will be
plunged in a merciless and savage wer.-
The citizen soldiers Of Mississippi may be
called upon to assist in defending from
the bloody tomahawh and scalping- knife,
the innocent and unofiending victims of a
sister state. The appeal could and would
not prove unavailing. In fine, let Us be
prepared by all the means which God and
nature have placed in our hands by an eff
ficient 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 ANONYMOUSLY, by
open force or the dark and demon spirit of
fanaticism, 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
in his Brigade. If once put in motion, it
would no doubt have an electrical effect
throughout the State.
The Colonies or Commanding officers
of the above mentioned Regiments, will
see the foregoing orders strictly execu-
ted.
NJ. +. DEGRAFFENREID,
Brig'r. Genl. Of N. NJ.
Sept. Is. 3O-tp,
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NATIONAL BANK.

The Feds want National Bank, or
a "rcgulator"-and they say they must
have one or its operations and effects
have been fully testcd.-They say the
country never prospered SO well as dur
ing the reign Of the bank of the Uni
ted States, and never will again pros
per until Biddlc and his Bank are a
gain placed in power. That bank was
evidently a regulator" in good earn
est.
In the year 1880, the U. S. Bank
REGULATED fifty members of Congress
by loaning them $l92,l6l.
In 1881, it REGULATED fifty-nine
members by loaning then 1922, 1876.
In 1882. it REGULATEp 6Gy-four mem
bers by loan of S47SRG6.
In 1888, it REGULyrEB iifty-three
members by loan Of S37,7G6.
In 1884, it REGULATED ffty-two mem
bers by loan of S238,5S6.
1t REGULATED Webb and Noah by a
loan of S52,970.
1t REGULATED Gales and Scaton OF
the National intelligencer by loan OF
$52,l70.
1t REGULATED Walsh's Gazette with
$6,54l.
1t REGULATED Henry Clay, Ken
lucky lawyer, senator, and the federal
candidate for President, with a fee of
only $4,000.
1t REGULATED the Godlike Webster
with fee ofonly $4,000.
It REGULATED one Sergeant with
$4,000.
1t REGULvLED one Johnston with
$4,000.
1t REGULATED senator Poindexter
with 10000.
1t REGULATED numerous others by
smaller sums, showing most cone usive-
ly that it was just such an institution
as the feds declare it to have been,
and just such an institution as they are
laboring to re-establish-"A GREAT
REGULATORY SANDY Hill Her.
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Rannger'sSa

WMTllL be sold on Monday, the lst
wv day of October next, at the door
of the Court House, in Liberty,
the following named strays, to wit:
One Bull, taken up by A. Anderson, ap-
praise at ten dollars.
One sorrel Horse taken up by B. An
derson, fifteen years old, appraised to 80
dollars.
One black Horse, taken up by Thomas
Dunn, fourteen hands high, six Years old,
appraised at 35 dollars.
One yellow bay Horse, taken up by Jes-
Sc Mccoy, appraised to one hundred dol
lars.
One Bull, taken up by Alfred Warnock,
appraised at $l2.
One horse, taken up by A. Gayden, ap,
praised at $75.
One Mule, taken up by James Brown,
three years old, appraised to thirty dol
ars.-Bankable money only taken.
/. o. BENTHALL.
Sept. 8, 294t
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General Order. No. q.
Head Quarters, Jackson, I
August 22d, 1898. \


EVIiE following Regiments of Missis-
Ill sippi Militia, will parade for drill
and review, at the respective times
and Places following, viz:
The 18th Regiment at Raymond, on
Monday the lst day of October next.
The 22d Regiment at Brandon, on
Thursday the 4th 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 Wed
nesday the 18th of October.
The 9Th Regiment at Woodville, on Sa
turday the Goth of October.
The 7th Regiment at Meadyille, on
Tuesday the Odd of October.
The 4th Regiment at Natchez, on Fri
day the Goth of October.
The Sd Regiment at Fayette, on Mon
day the 29th of October.
The I'd Regiment at Port Gibson, on
Wednesday the 3lst Of October.
The lst Regiment at Vicksburg, on
Saturday the Sd of November.
The Gath Regiment at Princeton, on
Wednesday the 7th ofNovember.
The 25th Regiment at Canton, on Sat
urday the 10th Of November.
The Goth Regiment at Benton, on Tues
day the 18th of November; and
The 9th Regiment at 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.
VIM is appointed to attend the drill
musters of said Regiments
The Major Generals and Brigader Ge-
nerals, with their respective staff, will at
tend the reviews in their respective Divi-
sions and Brigades.
The Colones Commandant of the sew
eral Regiments in this State, will, at their
next regimental musters, make out and
IolN'iu W INC AuJ uIdhl OcucIdi, COIlpictG
returns, setting forth the names of all the
commissioned officers of the several Regi-
mehts-the date of each officers commits
sion-the number of companies in the Re-
gment--and the number of non-commis-
stoned officers and priyates.
The General Order of May the 9th,
1887, prescribing the Uniform of the Mi
litia of this State is unchanged Officers
are required accordingly to equip them
selves forthwith.
By order of
ALEXANDER G. M'NUTT. 4
Commander-in-Chie
CHARLES NJ. PRICE,
Adiutant- General Miss. Militia.
Sept. s. 90
0rThe Natchez Free Trader, Piney
Woods Planter, and Southern Star, will
Give the above order Insertions
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Lost Certificate.
Sept. Is.

WNUBLIC notice is hereby given, that
III nine weeks after date, application
will be made to the Register of the
Land Office, at Washington, Mi, for the
renewal of Certificate, in my name, for
the N. w. or. of Section No. SO, in Town
ship No. 5. of Range No. 6, East, in the
district of lands subject TO sale at Wash
lngton, Mi, the original having been &C
cidentally lost or destroyed.
Given under my hand this seventh day
of July, 1888.
ANDREW GRAY.
July 7. % ct.
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The Boston Morning Post of the 18th
inst, says: "The Grand Wing shinplaster
saturnalia is over--Specie payments have
been resumed-business is rapidly revi,
ving--the exchanges are improving every
day, and yet NO UNITED STATES
BANK-.tor the benefit ofmembers Of Con
gresS, corrupt editors, and profigate poll
ticianS-HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED!
MIRABILE DICTU"
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July Z.
Brigade Orders: No. 4.

Woodpille, Sept. 5, 1888.
TN compliance with a General Order of
@ His Excellency the Commander-in-
Chief, A. G. McNUTT, dated Jackson,
August 22d, 1888, and communicated to
me, by Major General w. L. BRANDON, in
Division Order, No 2, and dated the Sd
inst, the 10th, 9th, 9th, and 9Th Regi-
ments of the first Brigade of the first Di
vision of Mississippi Militia, will assemble
precisely at IL O'Clock, meridian, for Re-
view and Inspection, at the times and pla-
ces herein designated respectively, viz:
The 10th Regiment, al Columbia, on
Friday the 18th of Oct. next.
The 9th Regiment at Holmesville, on
Monday the 18th of Oct. next.
The 9th Regiment, at Liberty, on We'd
nesday the 18th of Oct. next.
The 9Th Regiment, at WoodviTls, on Sa-
turday the Goth of Oct. next.
The Brigadier General Commanding, is
reluctantly compelled to express the OPT
MON, that there is 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 bis command, for their cordial co ope-
ration in his endeavors to bring about
radical reformation,-for, although he has
some experience and seen much hard ser
vice, unless he is thus sustained, all his ef-
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WARREN AFFORD,
G. S. CRANE,
JOHN ]. PARIS,
MANCHESTER, Harrington's Landing,l

MANCHESTER, Harrington's Landing,l
August, II, 1898.
This is to certify that on the l6, day of
July, Twas called upon to 60 to Mr.. II. f
Harringtons plantation about s or 8 miles
from Manchester in Yazoo County, Miss
| being informed by one Of Mr.. H. F. Har.
rington's boys that the Father Of Mr. H
F. Harrington was lying very sick and
not expected to live. Immediately pro-
coded to Mr.. II. F. Harrington's planta-
ton and found the father of Mr.. H. F.
Harrington lying at the point of death.
| also found on my arrival, that Doctor
Dorsey, c. Crane and Mr.. Parriss were
their, also the next day in the morning
went to the plantation of Mr.. H. f. Har-
rington as he requested should super
intend his business, until his return
from Amite County, as he was obliged to
take the corps of his father down there
to be buried. 1t being his fathers re-
quest, when on his death bed, | have
been with Mr.. Harrington ever since he
left here, overseeing for him
N. ID. LINK.
August 25. 27-3t.
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EDY Virtue of the above stated writs
EB of Fieri Facias, returnable to Octo-
Der Term, 1888, of the Circuit Court of
Amite county, to me directed, | will ex-
pose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House, in the town of Liberty,
On The first Monday in October neat,
the following described lands, to wit: the
north east quarter of the north west quar-
ter of section No. 33, in township No. 2,
of range No. 9, east, containing 40 and
one hundredths acres, with dwelling and
gin house on the PREMISES said lands ly-
ing and being in Amite county; and levied
on as the property of Defendant, Travis,
to satisfy the Plaintiffs demands and all
costs.
c. w. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff A.C
sept.s. 294t.
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OBITUARY.
death speeds his shaft and wounds our peace.

DIED-On Thursday, the 10Th inst,
WILLIAM w., son of |. Cain, Esq, in the
18th year ofhis age.
Oh! cease fond parents, restrain the
tears that cannot restore the mothers
pride the fathers hope, And if they
could, 'twere better not--a plant toopure
for earth, providence saw fit to remove to
more congenial soil, where the blight Of
care or frost of age cannot destroy its low
illness. Indeed, he was a beautiful plant,
more fitting for another cline than ours.
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NaDTHCE.
Valuable lots for sale IN
mississippi City.
WMlLL be exposed to sale at Public
Wv Auction, TO the highest bidder, on

WETlLL be exposed to sale at Public
Wv Auction, TO the highest bidder, on
the Second Monday of October
next, being the Sth day of said month, all
those valuable Lots in the New City, sit
uated upon the shore of the Gulf Of Mexi-
co, on the southern boundary of this State,
known as the Mississippi City. The sale
will positively take place on the above
mentioned day, and continue from day to
day, until the whole lots are disposed Of.
Those wishing to purchase, will do wei to
be OF the city a few days previous to the
sale, as there is great choice in those lots
lying immepiately in front on the Gulf,
and those lying on either side of the con-
templated Railroad from Mississippi city
to Paulding, the route of which through
the city, is already located-Terms liberal
TO be made known on the day of sale.
BY order of the Company,
M'RAE s. ALSBURY,
Agents.
0rAIl the papers in this State are re-
quested to publish this notice until the
day of sale, and forward their accounts to
the Clarion Office, at Paulding.
Sept. % 32-ts.
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By the Governor,
BARRY w. BENSON,
Secretary Of State.

MDY Virtue of the above stated writ of
I'D Election, to me directed, from his
ExcelIency, A. G. McNutt, Govern
or ofthe State of Mississippi, | will pro-
coed to hold an election in Amite county,
at the different precincts, on Monday and
Tuesday, the 22d and Odd days of Octo.
Der next, for the purpose of electing
State Treasurer, to 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, to wit:
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Notice.

Tn Notify the public, that Twill not pay
note made byme payable to Joseph
s. M. Lowery, who has failed to give va
lue for the same.
GEO, w. LOWERY.
Feb "a, lS3s--3-tf
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~ office.

U GAVE note payable to VIM. Quinn,
81 for forty-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
| am fully determined never to pay the
note again, law or no law.
T. BATES.
Sept. s. 29-tf.
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no the COHslIlaI1llEty ae
large.

Either the ignorance and stupidity, or
the malevolance of some individuals, inn
polls me to the painful duty of publishing
the certificates which will be found be-
low.
1t has been rumored, that the burial Of
my late deceased father, Jeptha Harrlng-
ton. was designed to palm fraud upon
the community; and some have been in
duced to believe that he is actually alive.
So unnatural an act, would not only
be calculated TO darken the memory of
my departed parent, whom at least
hoped charety would now suffer to rest in
peace, but such an act could not fail to
draw down public odium upon the char
acter of his sons who survive him.
1t lis on this account and this alone that
! have thought proper to publish the sub
joined certificates.
HEZKIAH +. HARRINGTON.
August u, 1888
MANCHESTER, August l6, 1888.
thereby certify that attended upon
Mr. Jeptha Harrington, upon the 18th
and 10Th dayso Of July last and that | left
him dying upon the evening of the 10th
and did not suppose that he could live
over eight or ten hours, his disease, was
coniestive fever of highly malignant
character. ] imployed the workman to
make the coffin, and know full well that
Jeptha Harrington did die upon his and
his sons Plantation, H. Herrington) upon
the Yazoo nine miles below Manchester,
and that further his son started to remov.
the corpse to Amite County in the lower
part of this state.
w. DORSEY NJ. ID.
YAzoo County MISS, August l6, 1898.
We herby certify that on the 10th day
of July, having received information that
Mr.. Jeptha Harrington was very sick on
his and II. F. Herrington's farm on the
Yazoo River or 0 miles below Manches-
ter we rode to see him and found him die
ing, we remained with him all night about
two 0 clock he died, and we assisted in
dressing and laying him out and sat up
with the corpse until daylight, his son H.
F. Harrington informed us that he was
going to carry him to Amite County to
bury him. And we well know that he
started with him.
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AMI Ia COOIN L.
To all persons interested in the Real ES-
tate Of VIM. Morgan, deceased;
GREETING:
WTOU are hereby cited to be and APP
nj 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 of sec
ton thirty-fve, township one, of range
three, east; and the south west quarter of
section thirty-five, township one, of range
three, east Of the MERIDIAN line. Said
lands lying and being in Amite county,
Mississippi.
,u,u, Witness the Hon. John Wal
sS3NaE< ker, Judge Of Probate Of
5sAsNs.ES< Amite county, at the
zsssSsS Court House thereof, the
TIM 4th Monday of Septem
Der, A. D., 1888.
Issued Gath Sept, 1888.
S. II. DAVIS,
Clerk Probate.
Sept. 30. 80 ct
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IN OtfCe.

EysCAPED from the Jail Of Yazoo CO.,
IL NJ, on Friday, the 24th Aug, 1888,
MAGNuS T. RODGERS,--wbo
was committed TO Jail on the charge Of
numbering James +. Raincy. Said Rod
gers is about feet 9 inches high, fair
complexion, blue eyes, light auburn hair
about 20 years old, remarkable for his
sound sense, square and well built; in all
probability amply supplied with money,
which he spends freely. And one Thomas
J. Byrd, departed from this place at the
same time, who was under-jailor, and who
is accessory to the escape Of said Rod
gers; said Byrd is about 80 years of age,
blue eyes, and wears a wig, quite corpu-
lent. One thousand dollars will be given
for the apprehension Of said Rodgers, and
five hundred dollars for the apprehension
Of said Byrd
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PARHAM BUFORD.

SNer!T Of Yda0O Co, IN.
Sent. 8. 1888. 29-6t
p. S. The editors of all the papers who
receive copy of this, will please insert
the same six times, and forward their
claims to the office of the Yazoo Banner
for collection. P. BUFORD,
Sheriff
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John Smith, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, in Vermont, is elected; the
ball's in motion.
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BIZ .Aler. q. MVMtt.

~ HE O1EhIFT OF ANNIE CO.:
GREETING:
WMTHEREAS, ! have received official
Wv information that vacancy has oc-
Cured in the Office of State Trea-
surer, by the death of the Hon. James
Phillips; do, therefore, issue this writ,
authorizing and requiring you to hold an
election in your county, on Monday and
Tuesday, the 22d and 23d days of Octo-
Der next, to fill said vacancy; and | do,
moreover, enjoin and require you to con-
duct the same, in all respects, conforma
bly, to law, and make due return thereof,
to the Secretary of State, at Jackson, i'm
mediately after the votes are canvassed
and counted in your county.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the great
Seal of State, to be affixed, at jack
son, this 18th day of August, A. d.,
1888, and of the sovereignty of the
State of Mississippi, the twenty
first.
A. G. McNUTT.
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MARRTED-On the Goth inst, by J.
Walker, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM G. BUT
LER, to Miss MARGARET L. BENNETT,
both of this county.
On Thursday, the 9th inst, by John
Walker, Esq, Mr.. THOMAS DRUM
MOND, to Miss LETHEA ANN JONES,
of this county.
'-Hail, welded love, mysterious law, by thee
Founded in reason, loyal, just and pure;
Relations dear, and all the charities
OF father, -sen and brother, first were known
Here love, his golden shaft imploys, here lights
His constant lamps,a and waves his purple wings,
Reigns here, and revels-not in the bought
smiles"
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ALEXANDER G. M'NUTT.

COmmander-In-Ch Chief.
CHARLES M. PRICE,
Adiutant- General Miss. Militia.
Sept. s. 90
0~rThe Natchez Free Trader, Piney
Woods Planter, and Southern Star, will
give the above order 4 insertions.
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State of Mississippi,
ANTE COUNTY

AMIIE CUUNII.
To all persons interested in the Real ES-
tate Of VIM. Morgan, deceased: