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STATE OF MISSISSlPpl,l
LhwRExcc CorNTY.

A PPLICATfON having been made BY
ths administrator Of the estate Of
William Blister, deceased, that the real
estate Of said deceased he sold, il is or
Jered by the Cour' tha. all persons inter
.s.eJ in said estate be and appear at the
next October term of said Cour, to show
casei.. any thev Can why said estate
should ani be sold - Is is surthef order
I'D that copy oi this order be pnbIIshed q
IN tie Monticello Pearl River Banner tor
six weeks successfully and copy here
OF be advertised in three Of The most pub
iie places in Lawrence county.
AtIue extract from the minutes OF said
Court.
Issued 28,h august, 1889.
J. CALDWELL, Clerk.
September /, 1855 4l-6w.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I hLawrcnce CIR.
Laurerare Couaiy. Scai' Court.
John sharp eIo TO March Term
Jares Winters: Attachment for sia4,
TIT appearing to the satisfaction Of this
Hcosri ,bat he defendant has abscond
cd or so touc+als himself that the drdina-
sry process OF the law cannot be served
urun him; wherenpon il is'ordered that
nnie.s the defendant appear, Put in sre'
cial bai plead to The plaintiffs ac'ion
On or before the FIRST day of ,be next
March t-rm Of this court judgement
final will be rendered against him, aud
the estate attached will be sold 4" satisfy
rlsiriffs CLAIM and ell costs. II lis fur
iher ordered iha, the Clerk Of this Cou,t
cause copy Of this order 10 he publ'shs
tdtursiy weeks successivfly in the news
psppr called the Pearl River Banner,
printed AMI published in the town o.
Mun,icello.
certify the above 10 he true extract
from The ,piuutes Of said Couri.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
h-rcunio set NY hand aud official seal al
The town oe eNIouticelo, this The twentieth
day OF Octchci 1898.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
October 20 l8331-47-6w.
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pGNN TAKEN up by James
sFsNsss~ZE, 4 Pric. red Steer, bran
ded II S. on The right hip, marked crop
and half crop IN The right csr. and crop
and Underbii in the left ear, years old.
appraised TO S25. One red B indie steer
marked undslhit in The right, and split
and over Bit ia the left ear, 10 years
old, appraised 10 S25 by James Hrarn
and Fleet Cooper. the 18th July, 1888.
J. maxwell, J. r.
A. HARGIS, r. L. C.
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STATE or MIss,ssIppK, !,


Probate Coorf, sspsember le.n 1879.
Il appearing 10 the satisficfion of.he Court
n t.s'lt's necessary 10 sell the real estate or
pat thereof of Joseph Pounds decease IS there
fore ordered blythe Court that all persons nsercst-
dinsaid estatebe and appear at the next Noyeu,ber
Term Of said Court to shcw cause If any they
can why said estate should not be sold. Itis fur
ther ordered that copy Of this order be pub
listed IN the Monticello Pearl River Banner for
six weeks successfully AMI a copy thereof be ada
ycrtscd in three efihe most public places in Law
renee country.
vMNe0a WIrSEss, the Honorable NJ. b.
a aSt<gS CANNON, Judge Of Prcba,s in
M MFPNsH and for L.awreG,e county.
ME5S2Ea3E iss,ed Sept. 18th, 1893,
A true copy from the minutes Of said Court.
J. CALDWELL, Cl,A
Monticello septerbcr 20, lS3S-45-6w.
STATE or M,ss,sslrI, : Probate c"urI,
Covmg'on county. Sept term 1888.
IL al! j.. rsons interested in the lands.
tsnemsu,- AMI here ditaMents OF Nathan
III Robertson. decd:
WOU are hereby cited personally TO
a be and appear brfore ibs Probate
Cour, of sal! county at the Court House
IN Williamsburg, IN the first Monday IN
November nexi, then and there TO shew
cause it any yon caG. Why an order
should MOI he made 10 srll The east trac.
ton Of sec'lor thirteen. in township seven
OF range twenty one west. containing
hve hundred and fily one seventy hun
tredlhs OF an acre land lying in The
county of Lawrence. State OF Mssissip-
pi and II is ordered by the court that
publication Of this cila'aijon be made for
SIX successive weeks in the Pearl River
Banner, paper published in Monticello
10 said State.
WITNESS, the Hon. DAN.
lEI M.LAURlN, Judge OF
Probate of Covington County,
the first Monday in September
A. ID. 1888, and Seal Of said
Court
ISSUED, the 10th day Of S'pt. 1888.
G. ID. PATTERSON, Clerk,
Sept, %, l635--l4-6w.
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IT
rASiiE Trustees ,of i.ds Institution, rejoice. |.
- after attemisesy obsrrsing'ils progress au
ring ths 6sht iir5i,hs Of ITS existence, cordial
To ,ero:arenl il 70 the patronage Of all .hos'
who have sons ur daughters 10 edurate.
We make the following extract f'om our forDe
circular Tor the sansfaeiion Of those who ma,
wish information concerning the Principal Of this
Academy. IA
ssThs Institution will be under the superinten-
dcnce OF the Rev. A. K. GRAvps, a gentleman OF
talent and experience, The following Honorable
and Rev. gentlemen are ref,rred 10, as having
recommended Mr.. Graves to the Trustees, as d
.manof unbiemished character, a ripe scholar and
skilfuI teacher.
1'hc,ltcy Jeremiah Chamberlain d. D. Presi-
dent Of Oakland College.
Rev. Benjamin Chase A. M. Of Adams county
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. of Woodville VIII
Rev, A. B. Lawrence A. nj. Editor Of the New
Orleans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofHancock county.
Hon. G.. r. Smith of Woodvie Wilkinson
county"
In addition to the confidence, which such re-
commendations inspired, we now have that which
arises from familiar personal acquaintance and
frequent inspection Of his school.
The assistants are Mr.. j. E. McNAIR, whose
experience as teacher amply qualities him for
bis Office; and Miss J. L. McNArR, who hither-
to has given full satisfaction to her employers.
no IL ING.
We are also happy to state that Mr.. Graves
has provided two pleasantly situated and conven-
lent boosdng houses for the pupils Of this school.
In the one, the boys will be placed with their
teachers and in the other the girls with their
teacher.
All pupils received in either of these houses
will be under the special care Of their respective
teachers, out of school as we'll as in school.
Terms 'of Board in these houses, including tut
ton, lodging, washing, fuel and light, $500 pei
Board in respectable private families for $l2
per month.
RArEs or TUITION.
Spelling and Reading per month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common s'
Arithmetic and English Grammar per
month 300
Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy.
Constitution of the United States, Ma.
tliTal, Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
ply, Logic and Rhetoric per month $1,00 4
Latin and Greek languages, Mathe-
matics, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
Mincralogy and Botany per month $500
Weekly exercises in cbmpositon for all Of suf.
fcient age, and also in defamation for the male
pupils. TIN ds,
An extensive set Of Apparatus is procured, sufh.
cicnt for illustrating the difficult parts OF Geo
graphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for the
performance of all the more instructive and interes.
ting experiments of Chemistry and Natural Phlo-
sophy.
The whole number Of students who have at
tended this Institution during the last session is
seventy.two.
We hope this Institution will receive that a.
mount nf patronage, which The Industry and abil-
tiles Of its instructors merit.
The next session win commence on the lst Of
Octouer.
BY order Of the Board:
A, FOX, President.
e JosErH EEYLANs, Sec'y.
Monticello, September 10Th, 1888.
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NOTICE.

a + the September term Of the Pro
- bate Cour: OF Cosington County
Slate Of Mississippi, the undersigned
were sppointed Commissioners. to re-.
crive AID examine the claims against The
estate OF Willy Esry, deceased, the or
phans Court Of said county having dsc!a.
red the same insolyent. All those hold
ing claims against said estate are hereby
no'iitd that we shalt meet the FIRST Sal.
mday 10 each month for six mouths, .in
Noun, Carmel al the counting room Of
J. P. Jones &co, for the purpose Of. re-
ciesing and examining all the claims that
may be presented to us against said es-
tate, and i, is further ordered that this no.
lice be pub'i.hed in The Pearl River
Banner, paper printed IN the iown Of
Monticello, ense week for six weeks. y
J; :; I; I,,JosE jones' ! Commission
Vim y; GRAVES. ers'
Noun, Carmel, Sept ios8-47 e~. II
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 10 Lawrence Cir
Laurence County. cult Couit> j
ja~4'sl. Tur"sr, TO March Term
James Winters. ( Attachment lor
ss7.2L
HT appearing OF The satisfaction Of this
IL Court that the defendant has abscon
ded or so conceals himself that the or
d,pary process Of the law cannot be SER
we'd upnn him; whereupon !, is ordered
that unless the defendant appear. put in
special bail and plead 10 the p!aindtiff's
action on or before the 6rst day of the
next March,erm Of this court. Judgement
6nal will bv rendered against him. and
the estate attached will be sold to satisfy
plaintiff. claims and all costs. II is tnr-
ther ordered that :he Clerk Of this Court
cause copy ii this order 10 be published
for six weeks successfully in the news.
paper called the Pearl River Banner.
printed AID published in The town q Msn'
iiceIIo. ..9f VA sls
4 certify The above tn be true extract
fso,r the minutes of ~ id Court.
fNTESTiMONY WHEREOF. Ihase.
tersun,o =, my hand and official zeal at
the town of Monticello, this the twentieth
day oi.Octobrr 1898. e
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clark.
Oct. 20, 1898 --47-6w.
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Yr appearing 20 Ire satisfaction Of this Court.
II that The defendant has atsconaed o. so
cot~cs- himself ,hai the ordinary process o.
The law csuno, Re scrvcdnnon h'n; wherenp"n
|, il ordained Iba, unless the defendant appsar.
rn, 10 .,,ecial saI and plesd 10 ,be plaintiffs st-
ion on or before the ftsi iag oftbe next Narch
term OF ,h. court, juisemen, final will be rem
dered asinst him, and the e.tae attached viii
be sold 10 sat;sfy plaintiffs claim and sll costs
II Is further ordered hat the Clerk OF this
Court cause cnpy Of this order 10 he publish
I'd for six weeks succrssvcly in the newspaper
cal ell the Pearl River Banner, ,l'inttd and pub
lished ia he tawn ci Goniceilo.
certify The above Ia he true extract IRON,
the ufnutes oi salu comet.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
he, eun'e sci my hand and uH,iai zeal al the
,nNn 4 Mmtirellc, thss the twcnlieih day g!
Oaoser 1885.
EDWARD I. BOWEN, Clerk
Mca'icelio, October 80 iaS9--a1-6t.
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE M1RkET


for Tie sssk s,ln- Iridiy srenin,, jan. Is
SPECIE The Jryker. buy st ,he follow
, in- rates Dollar, and IIaif Dollars . r-r
'.nt pTeniun; American Cold , per cent
EEEF.--Pri.ss have declined a snatc. and
We qne'e to-:sy. =, g IS % 50 80. according
/ ~ ,li'y.
ilpii The demand f5r herrins LA, fallen
81 sale, lson tie wharf az. making slow /,
a, ~ per barrel. Su-q lchauna Sh.J, NJ. /.
are -eii"S a, - . to $40 ner barrel
tLpJtS --lbc Wagon price remains uni.
''lm 1t - - nd FROM stores - ga to 50
l.,fcei ior' n ttc week, : Az barrels, 80
hs'f barrels.
RlE FLOUR Store pr,ce Of ist quality
- GA To {! -. Wagon price, 81 So
WHEAT - \ sale Of German NheatearIy
ia the ~ecl. at 81 - About 20 COO bu,hri,
81 'ii, description stiil ou hand Two Parcels
Il suSqicbauUa red w-r. sold early an the
week a. ; g aud : - per bushel
CphN -Pucc~ have been steady through
onl Tie week at 90 60 10 GEMS Tor haze, aad
at - TO - cent? i1r yellow.
EiG---.".> au,cls has declined. and We
90" qt'to ai Ia q Ia.ity st about 81 20 - cts
oArS.-Thsre 1. FAIR demand, wh,,l. 1.
oct eqHallel by the supplies, aud We quote To-.
day q, ~ TO - cents,
BhCON.-9i 10 9i CT. por 10 FOR good
lots Il assorted and ~ cents for b, st qlalit,
PLASTER 4 .aje at 50 GA per ton.
W.iISkti ~ sgpn price Of barre;, %
cent?. eNc'u.iyo of the barrel From stores.
% u 81 cents
ALEXANDRIA. JrsS lG
Flour per barrel - So. Corn O. 10 81
II c % 10 81 seais. Bacon 50 10 50 80 per
huuirci.
WOOL Price no, stated
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GENERAL.
AcQulTrAI. or II u. WHITE

ACoUiTrAI. or Il n. WHITE
| The case vi the U. ). rs. X. III. White.
Tor burning ;he Treasury Department
IN le:}3, has a; length been finally dts
posed ofby he acqni,ial OF The accused.
though this case had already gone
through three trials ia which all the
ability and talents Of the counsel on
both sides were eNer,ed With the most
extraordinary and un,ifing zeal, there
appeared 10 be. on the presen, Trial
greater excI,cUen; both IN and out of
Court. ihan prev a,led at any Of the tor
rcr trials.
ga lie C,h day of the trial the Jury
rc'urncl Ia'o Court With the following
'et-ict which, ate. some objections
on ihe part q the prisoners counsel
vas Ultimately recorded: I'VE The Ju.
~ EnI IT, prisoner, X. II. White, un.
de' the plea vi Limitations, Nor Gut.
rY."
After this verdict was recorded, Mr..
" l.. BaFNT moved the Cour, tina,
the prisoner be dscharged, and the
Distinct Attorney making 10 objection.
RICHARD III. WHITE was ordered TO be
discharged
We are told that before the Jurors
.cit the Cour, House, riuc oithcin ten
dered 10 X. II. White the following de-
dara,ion IN writing, which we have
been requested by the prisoners coun.
sci 10 publish along with Til, notice:
I'VE the Jury, who tired RrcnARp
II WHITE, declare ,ha, nine of uswcre
for aoqul,ting him entirely of the charge
10! burning the Treasury department.
and believed he did no, DO it, bu, that
three the Jurors not agreeing with
Us, we compromised by finding the
verdict We did. but would not have
consented TO il had we though, it
would have left any imputa,ion upon
HIN as 10 has innocence.
"WAsHiNCToS, June II, ISIS"
Signed by Wan. Clcary, b. Cox,
Wm. lounr, w. G Dea!e, Matthew
Sexsmi'b Daniel liaup,man. Remigius
Burch, Franklin Little, Leroy Edward.
How this verdict may affect the
brother who Is now IN the peni,enlia-
~ for the same offence, remains 10 be
scen.-Some think. however tia. the
President will take the matter into con.
sIdeTa,lon.
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HARPERS-EEg,eY
&aale an0 .VemaIc .Srmiuarp.

4 - ~
bAiif undersigned highly arpreei.tinr the
- 'ety liberal patronage here toforc ex.
tended 10 ih's Seminary, announces to h,,
patrons and those who NAV be disposed "a
ii'or hi> eHort', that he has Gu ,ilo,cd q. on
Assistant. Mr.. JSo. BRooKs. a gentleman Of
uneNeePiionabl- moral character aud con.
siderable experience a. irochir. H. cou>e-
'""ee VI tuI, Arrange Gntut several more
,'hoisrs NAV cutter the school, aud the
'srhiitss tr rapid advancement b, all u,
Pnpll, viii be very much increased
u" - rcr'''~ q, 7r',f'v tt'-ca = tuition
"'ii TO - heretofore at,er,i,ed, VIZ;
Tor oiihnSrsphy, Heading and Wiring. with
tNerct-'s iu' MCulai hFiinmtUc 50 81
Tor Afithmctic aud Book Keeping, %
Tor Geogrrghy and English Grsnnar,
"'in '"fnP"siii'n srd Rhetoric. 50
Fos Algebra. Geometry. Tuscne retry,
with ~ application to Heights and
Distances, Nensurs'ion, Including
Prictteal Gausinr, Surveyiug.-ard
TIE application ofilgebsa 10 Coom.
Try, On
\ qlnrtsr viii consist of - weeks, with.
out aHs deduction for time lost on the part Q (
Ar Pupd-cNccpt IN cases Of slckne.s
The government 81 tie School will Dc
mild. bit sttict, and Will devol,e ent,rur
upon the PUncipai. While the united ever
Neas OF both the futors shsii be IN action To-
secure the mental improve Of Ih.,r pu-
pis. THOMAS ! nODD'
UsrPe rs-FeIry. June 81, lsJs.--tfA
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y letter from HANNIBAL Poem. ESQ.
Postmaster at Moore field, TO the POST
master OF this place, commune ates IN.
formation Of the death. by drownir !. Of
RICHARD THoRNBERRY. Nr. Thorn.
berry was the Garner of the mail be.
tween !b's place and Franklin. From
the letter IT appears tha, The mail was
Delivered 10 han, a. usual. about nine
o'clock on Tuesday night last-iliat he
'eit moore field Tor lbIs place some time
between that and morning. aad We
presume that he was intoxicated or fell
asleep, and the horse BEN. under n,
guidance TONED from the main road 10
tic ryeT, where tie acclden, hsppcn.
I'd. HIS body aud HAT OF the horse.
together with the maj! bog, were found
On nc 'slllving evening. on tie shore
Of the Banch. opposite lhe residence
Of John G llifne,s, E,q. having Jat-
81 down the Iiver more than nile
belJ,V the place where they must have
entered u fqieilgsHcer.
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AhnuuOlI,frfe FcrrU.

WDFns1NsttG krsHa. stIslttosfd.
b ir- uIate aHl be- rsr,c4isr tBs.k fer
ffs, fs.r.srs Irisn When iHsy pay tteir bilis
slhsrs rss zee fsffymsn sfi ssmsna fsfrsgs.
rs rer.o.s bfisgibg .aDksta.g q .sy
ti.i Esy 20 frultgs
Ite afthrst market rf.fet piI b. tifsn
fef sIi C0unirY msftetisg psftienis'ii sh,sE.
ere Dtfkt. fixs F9rs. Ifssh D. tfsf. i3afd
Soap. Preserves. tegeist .es &C. Ee
~ CAkfEH, .fgnii
8gEs IL. iH5-.
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Nnsicc.

FgNHE suAscritfrs havirv t,keu ont ~
y iers ~ sfmieistfsi igu uro1 rs estate
q Wtism HalI. dec d. request ell psrssns
htvak cis.ns arbiHst fae e.fsfe. a. re.
.eft lea. properly autaeruesisi fof set
tcn.crf Tbo.e ipdeBisd viu please ma =
imuedtsis payment, - ,Gdsissnos sssUo,
be gwen VA .. NALL,
WH. LUCAS
June H. 1895 -5i .ft.u
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SKANNONDALE BALLS.

INHE fr't regular B'i.L VII i.Ie place
"a HsdHssias ersnine De =.A t,'4ai -
No invitations vii De issu,i Nist-rs - the
>p'inss, -nd ladies' snl <, ,Jl,ri a. -ho II ihrrc
80 that occasion. ~ill h,.t. ,t,4.. e., }, uir1t n,
.frri-rsie Bend Of .ussic t,Ncrli.d psrhsp, by
eo"s 'n the country hes ht,n provided by the
SotnPso', tor TIE s~zs1n. . hyrv -,i! b. dancing
every evening (esSept sunday b, ,h. .Jrs,re Of
ihc COMPANY l. y. CARTER.
June II, 1855 .iysHf
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THE GrrAT Race We conden.c
from 'hc Ira the result Il The erca,
.sce yc4',iday q, Tie Beacon CJ-nc.
lI3b1kcn. The Beauty oitlo oou.se.
and tie arrangement .f accommodate
ing thousand 81 spectators comiorta-
bly, are highly extoiled The whole
beng on high table lsnd Of that rocky
region Of the Weehaukcn Mountain.
so celebrated in HalicCk's poem, g,se,
q commanding ADD deushtlIl pos.
pect Of the city and har5oL The txo
great a'rifants for fame were now
brought out Boston. a noble horse ri
great dimensions. and D4ac. bi.Tysl.
u higher bone aud muscle. in thc
G.st hca, Duane lappel Do, compcu.
Tor on tic last stretrh- whole tine I'm
5ssec. The second heat Uas highly
exciting both horses closely locked
Sisnose tains 90 chaia shot Boston a
meek ahead tbs heat. Time 7m Jtsec.
Third heat b1'h h1rsesncady used up
hard ahipplng B1,,au took It IN SIN.
3Osec. Tho bottom oftbe souuc being
too soft iupcded 'he race much. Be
tween lhe frsi and second heat Do.
bnc. ll IS s4iI, sold lJr sl2 600.
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4 s. psrsoes hsyiHg sny Ssmsnas agsisst
n ihs s.tsts pf loha CaH. 6sci sfe here
bg noiihs o. present tfss. ~ iils su'ssffiHtF,
properly sDthsbt.esitt co. sstilsmeIt 1bsss
ildsotCd edl glsase a.gts is rasdisie Fsg-
mstt ADAM EnLlMAN. .ifusT.
Hsrgsfs. Tsify JaRs % l-3s a.
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SnddIc Found.

ENpJNp, sb1ut tLs ! 2 Of May ls,i o. tta
E4'-fosd below lilhtJnu.H Rt4as ~
"-, pretty self worn. TIE osusr 20 -
same ran atvs y. ~ aPrsioE g. lte .4s-
'cf"sr ard pay lhe eo.t 20 60. sttet-
,mrf' ISAAC tfAFItNL
June 90 Iss- al
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Fro" 'is Colan5uI iOAio) Ju-nll, Jane IL.
PRISON ntfTpi Cr n

Fro" hs Co!aR5uI Oaio) Ju-nl!. Jane II
PRISON OUTRAGE.-Oa Sunday
evening, about % o'clock. as Sheriff
Graham was leaving cell of the jail
oi this county, IN which were confined
iiouk, the mail rlbbcr, and horse
tibet. he was violently assaulted by The
prisoners, the former OF whom succeed
ed "a making his escape. The Sheriff
had turned 10 leave the cell. when
iiouk stuck him a severe blow Over
the bead with part Of 4 table frame.
he Shenii iurned upon the prisoner,
clnched him. and threw him down.
The horse thief then pulled the Sheriff
oil OF HOuk, who recovered his feet and
has weapon, anl continued the assault
with savage fury. The door was clos.
ed, and the key on the outside. Lcav.
ing Graham 10 the tender mcrcies of
The OTHER william. Iiouk put his hand
through the grating OF the door 10 get
the key. Mrs. Graham enleAvored
irom the passage To prevent tbs; bat,
al c. severely woundinE her hand,. the
rogue succeeded IN his Object. and
speedily opened the door. All three
were soon struggling IN the passage
ilouk effected his escape-.butthe horse
ih'et was held fast IN the gripe OF the
Sheriff, until assistance arrived. when
no was secured and returned TO hi,
cell.
The Shenf. We understand, is seri.
ously injured, having been severely
cut about the head and face, and
otherwise wounded. The desperate
iiouk has no, yet been arrested. Five
! hundred dollars reward IS offered FOR
hIs apprehension. lie ls represented
a. brlns about eniy-t1o years Of age.
well t:eSsed. aud OF rather gentecl APP.
| pcaraBce-iye feet nine inches hish.
y similar Outrage occurred in the
Canton jail on tAc 9Th Instant. A
brother oi The Sheriff 81 Stark having
entered the cell he was knockcd down
by negro man, and three prisoners
effected their escape.
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The SENT, Ia, r,,;6.J-,ho ,r,,,i., /

The SENATE has ratified the In, aties
concluded with the Chippewa, Sioux.
Winnebago aud New York Indian. -
The Indian TILE within the States has
now been eNtinguished with the ex 3
cepilon OF the Wyandots IN Ohio, and
the MiamieS an indiana.
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PENMANSHIP.

ME-. iiERRick again respectful, IT,
W. Yates ladies' ard gentlemen to cslI al
Mrs. Woods, where Nc. 10. viii take plea
sure IN presenting sTtciEess and e, planning
i'e sSasnes % tbs ss.i.m 40 al. whether th.s
wish tn await themselves Of rs lcssor. or
not. All who wish 10 improve IN the above
sca-i.i4! accomplishment should commence,
or make application soon, Otherwise hs stay
must be limited.
Ladies Wii! &c waited upon al their resi-.
denres, ~ sendirE their c,rt,
ChsTiesiOSn, June : 1888
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"A ueT on sfprtsy svso,re asfvf~r
4 fhar.ssfoHr sr1 .tarreal le s,Iaf.
a. oil tlMau Pocket Fost t'ff $3.50
stusK 81 eptt-tssa tsttttn 3 g. sd 50
Oos af the 'es sss Ter go on ite Bsfk cf
Frrtaia. cd &c h1'aH.e ,a ts1sier r.its
Tie BOA sls1 taufalhtl gfos.issary tote
81 $3.50, giFsn ~ Thsatss Store. aHh
81. iounz q s..satsessiiis - seeurtty ard
scme ot1ff paren 81 NH ateoent Tle
Shove ffward ulil bs Eitra Ter Sc Poker
B,ok sd contents. n isG - Mr. Csusrs
tsrsro. 10 Chsfiestsun.
wiLLlAN THOMPSON.
Jose "a, is19-3l
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$50 ACRES.

two hundred ard fifty OF which " cleared
aud ss good state uf cultivation, The balance
sell clothed viii tie finest While anJ hla,A
ok timber. IL lies about miles from Bsr-
n'iile. the cDuUty scat of CLARKE, 3 mile.
from TEomgs1n' Depot On Tie N.nehestrr
ADD Potomac raii-r0ai. IL mics from " it,
chester, and from Char'estowa
The Inducements offered 10 The rspi'sli.i
aoJ akricult0fali.t in iihs fsrm sfe man,
sni various. The suil h Of TIC hest iime-
stone, well adapted ~ dover ard rl..ter
and The gfoNtn Of wheat, rye. corr shd cst.
"sierei b, The toDs Marsh. never f.rIir.
stream running through The esrtse % ne
farm } OF h1o spruss- - Sefes Of tue
~" ground on eitfer side q a.c stream ..elt
i'hel az timUihy, ~'icn NfriI. aa abundant
crop Of hay -'hc residue ~ Tie c's-fri i,i1
foi ip cH''v.'I1s we'll so U..l g.9vts Tie
Improvements 80 co3i Nt4s 81
D"s'ms iIYuss ,toDs kitrler, g.sF11.
Store ou1r,er. pia,,sr1i iu- tcFskiH
'ilo al ot. 80 O,.tserr's shfss. !
I House, sPIiIs itol. rrst Il lend. ~ g.
eeileut log Bsrn with SIZED. srsund y. sf..
oiifE Com House. a.ts bot rate Apple
Orchard
Tins \ S.ls o. Oas.th.fl Of 3as ra-ctsss
morey '1 cash pn Sic ilS Of sale Tie -.
lance 10 two tqG1t sos. slmcnis. Tasabfe o.
oir sna Two years ifoH TIE dsy OF ale. win
'liefsst i.cu date
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