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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07


THE Subscribers contemplating change In their susi
offer for sale and charges the whole Of
their large ard valuable Of sc and Cutlery aud
the English msnuactoes Is well selected ami In fine coadi
item Southern and Western Merchants as well city
chaers will End mo their advantage to call The stock con-
JOSEPH ROGERS SONS sne pocket and table Cutlery.
Scissors and Rpxors In most endless variety.
JONATHAN CROOKES pocket, pen, and sportss,ans
Knives n large assortment.
wgsTENHoLMs pocket pen anddi Knives, very large
ussarttneal
Ivory table dessert HALVES, with and without Forks, in
do,ens, aad in complete sets.
Extra fine table Cutlery fitted In mahogany and rosewood
Cases al fne dessert Ksves and Forks plated on steel
s.h az table and dessert Knives and Forks and
Carvers, including shzms white bone setip cecos and
Con- mon and blade and Knives 10 dorers on
Pallet Knives, Hosting Knives
scissors end shears, Of all sorts !,
ORs by MAKERS from the lowest price TO the very
finest qaality.
MECHrS MAGIC Ra,orSuOp<
DixON's German silver spoons, Forss, Ladies butser
Knives, nc.
Elegant Dressing ard Shaving Cases Of London manufacture
PIcTOLS-h large Of English Pocket Belt and
Due ing Pistols, in mahogany eases, complete
Pocket Rides Lancets, Fesms. corkscrevs, nc. he.
GRAvELEY A wREAKS, Impcrters,
NO Astar House, Broadway.
NB. The storstolet Inqur~ a. above. - im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

= EIDLITZ wATER-Ms-r~ YOUNG KENT
- having made Arrangement s The preprietors Of the
OF the crystals OF the ats hese contain are enabled
oder the American public their powders, the OF
prodacins he original sslai wsier possess
seid possess other props rites In with the
tive sediz water their effects well produ.
Alternative qualities OF the pure waters Hence continuous
OF Setdtz powders produces xness
companie with much whilst the other hand the
neral health being attended with sickness other
peasas Effects The.e powder. are neat. put up IN one do
OF rhoupson the sole Importers OF the cysased
salts the Gernsn seidli spring For sale also at Abb.
d. Sands, OF William and Falton sts Dr. Symss,
Bowsry walker Peter Burnets, IS 9Th Avenue
and Dr. j. Linse Of 18th street and Averue See
that the label bears the signature Of Young Kent None
othsrs are genuine. sui 5n'
y tain and Ireland vysse = sght n.a 70 order herecy
savag all risk IN OF TO- l5 ~ 10 Elooo with fractional
psr Away: r.. sale esorss North and south Csroins
81 : ). SYLVESTER $50 sress~sy. and = waI.s
Stout = ENGRAVING ESTABLIsH-
EnT No ~ sS,aws 4 lee serser q Maden Lsre
been censid, second to ia the United
reputation has earned asd sustained by the great
evneed Instance complete SaifactiOu TIE
specimen books sxnbt examples Of Visiting and Commercial
Card engraving in FROM the delicate Iaan Tor
LADIES' hsod the old English and Grecia. Character
execution OF which carrs with u Its Recommendation
The m the purest enamel having surface
highly pohes and susceptible Of the finest impress
silver Plated Door and Number Plates the plating Of
which unusuzy hck-the silver being expressly rolled Cor
Letter stssps. Consular ard Notarial Scala
Brass Door Plates and Esuckers
&C Inscription oa Rirgs Locsets &c.
CurLEpy-yua imported a most splendid assortment of
r. sor. isse Pearl and Ivory Tsey are e csrs; ssSce A.
= sm. csrrer II Maiden i,ss and srnsd-sv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

ar REWARD.-Losi, IN going from Nblo's to Brock.
pO Ign Ferry, square Mourning Pin, with hair cnclosed
date initials the back The finder will receive the
shove reward, and thanks OF the Wy leaving At 2ss
Pearl street. corner OF B~ekmas. s7.2ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
hIARfklED.


In Philsdelp hia the 9Th inst. Capt Samuel Fnler-
ton Cincinnati Ohio Miss Martha Davis of Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07
CTOUT : ENGRAVING EsTABLIsH

ar LEFT uoNE-RoGER ENTwisrLE len us
home IN Albany TUESDAY the ltth August, vore
DARK grey bas striped psntsooes AID
b.c aged ~ years rather tall t this should meet bis no.
tee be Is earnestly requested to return To his distressed
Tier. Any perse. vho viii give any iRormssa respecting
said Boy will confer great kpdre ~ sensing 70 Nos tak
street. Albany $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

DASsFOAD,S HUOMS FOR BILLIA h DS
- AND Cal n s. 2l8 Broadway ard IA Ans street,
joins the both for The Billiard
Tables, CobS balls kc and health Pur.
chascrs and players invited There IL Billiard
ready tor trial, in rooTu spring. steel India
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle ros
the best assortment offered the public. mys.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

- y. SYLVESTER, STOCK snd ESch.nge Broses,
~. has removed tutcoauses aths od Ssni Ne 100
Broadway snd ~ Wall street, where he has been eabsea
fer the last ~ years h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

u BOAT RACE vii. take nface from u Artists Re.
tre.t late weeha~ken Mouse, MONDAY September IOh
1885, the weather fair II the first fair two
Gold Calls and Silver Cup for regular Boat Clubs ac
tua members. No picked crews allowed.
First Race-At2PM for cared BOATS Geld Call
second kace-At 81 z. Nj for 4oareu bosU-a Gold Call
Thru RsceAt5P M tor all boats % feel in
length with either par souls 2ears-a silver Cup
Boats intending TO run, must previous the day
Race
stages will leave The Ferry Heboken Tor the above place
where visitcrs will fad every accommodation.
k.B-The Race advertised for Wednesday August 18th is
postponed tn the above date. au2s.sws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

\ u MRs. HA HRISON bess 10 iafosu her friends
and the public generay consequence OF the late
which partially destroyed her establishment II Mo- SSi Dv
se street. business for the present
her ether Store 50 Bowery where she has hand large
and beauliu Of Ladies' Has OF all descriptions
of fashions nrs Harrison regreu very
consequence above disaster has
prevented from placing In the air Of the Mechanics Institute
specmea OF manufacture suph0r TO OF the KIND
hbed and which she haers herself wouls have sustained
the high reputation she has gaaed and which acknew
lodged by bestowment OF highest premiums the
three former fairs of hs Institute spoken OF by the
genemen appointed decide upon the merits OF each
OF the Third Annual FAR of the Mechanics isstole pub
shed In September 1887 under the head Of Ladies' Depart
men page ~ of that publication -
AIS Tuscan and Straw Hats from Mrs. Harrison 4A Dyi-
street. her s of eeg One OF American
straw containing % brads the ach and decidedly the
finest IN the exhibition is highly credltable TO this talented
lady, tina during three successive annual Exhibitions she has
LEFT all competitors Tin American Straw hats) behind -
Meda 2Af
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

ID. CoNcERr.-MRs GIsBs respectfully announces to
her r nds ard The public thatse intends giving MI
sOIREE Al the City note hosday EveliGg September
10Th which occasion she has secured the valuable
OF Madame MaronceI Mr. Jones, by the Kind permission of
r. simpson ESQ Mr.. Bassford Signor Fasj, Mr.. wne
Tickets sl-to be obtained At the principal Music Stores
Asior House. Carlton HOUSE. the City Hotel 55t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

Conapositlsn Orpsnscns Tanugset,ry.
594 Brnadway, New Ysrk
~ JOHN eAbLiER re- secttulS aforms Architece and
huders a he continues H. fnrnsh arnaents every de
srption iof The interior nushng oil bdtags the owes
". specinsrs csnhs seen se 1soaf,story a. shove
OrnsmeF q cot up 10 any desigs. mySsn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

nIAmoND CEMENT-F.r joining esiss. and Oh
- ma, Tor sale by LEwIS FEECHfwAkGER,
~ofa Cau
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

pArh rAEAynE .-TNIs EVENING viii he
RORY VMoRE-Rory e,More, Mr. Power-xa,bleep, Mrs.
PAS DE DEUx, by Master AID Miss Wells.
Fsysri,e YvERTUREby the whole company.
THE BENGAL TIGEx-si Pa,l Pagoda, Mr. Jonss--Ch.r
Beers open at performance begins a, ~ Boxes. g.
Pit. 50 Genus. Gallery. Is cent?.
NAA oTr!I.oSSA. Italia. ops err
will be performed
MAcBETn-Macbeth, Mr. e, Fores;-Lady Macbeth, Mrs
SefioR.
Two ravortc OvERTURES
To conclude with
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE-sir Charles Rae
ket. Mr. Bare,t-Laoy Racket MRS Barrett
Boxes$ PHI 80 cenis-- gallery rs cents.
EDoorsnpenot 7-oertorna~ses coraerc~ al " or'ocs
ENAN. LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
Il undcr the direction of Mr. W. X. BLAkE.-THIS EVE
MING. will be presented fer the BENEFIT OF Mr. Ban.
sister,
GENTLEMAN OF LYoNs-Julian, Mr. BaAnls.er-Ernss
line, Mrs Blake.
IMOuR or, Wine Poson--Julius, Mr. Codet-AnHet,e
Mrs Csdet.
To conclude with
NO. or, The Glorious Minorysir Geore Doubtful Mr. ia
niesOn-Lady Doubtful. Mrs CIR enc.
Boxes so cents PHI IS cents
Doors open 7,perormanee 10 commence at haGp,s.
NIBLO'S GARDEN
No poposement any at this establishment az the
grand entrance from Broadway the saloon from
The Gates will be opened o'clock when the Grand Mil
Band VIII perform variety OF popular National Airs, SC
MR. HoRNcAsTLE's BENEFIT.
Director of the yaudeviles. Mr.. John setor.
Director Of the Music, Mr. Watson
First appearance Of Mr. Hughes OF the Park Theatre by
First appearance Of Mr. Williams, harpest
Frs, nj hl OF "My Neghbor's Wife
Nntn and last nigh; of "Unce Foozle."
FRIDAY EvENING, SEPTEMBER
The evenings o'clock with
the Imaginable piece OF MY NEiGHBuRS wiFE-Mfs so.
merton, Mrs cramerMrs Brown, M williamsburg smith,
Miss wells-Mr Someron artist Mr. HerncasIe- nr Timothy
Bron, broker Mr. ArcheMr jonathan snth tailor
After which OLA PODRIDA.
Grand Overture 10 the Brorze Horse.
Ssng-'Live ana be Joily-Mr Archsr
Duet-'Ah Maiden Fair-Mrs Williams and Mr. Horn.
castle.
| Faatasa on the Harp-Mr Williams
sscg-'The Banks Of the sue Mosele'-Miss C. Wells. :
| Ths Pira e's Serenade-Mr Hsrncastle.
| ACT Pohrri-on the Volin-Mr Hughes
| M, ck Italian Bravara-Mr John SETON.
| Comic Rrund-Messrs Bishop Horncaste and Archer
Alter which the sound of the bell a araad Display Of
] FIRE WORKS
Prepared by that eminent artist Mr. Hail. Pyrotechnist th
Half hours inerssion rereshnaent and
during which The ceisbrsted tery Band viii perform
variety Of overtures marches. &c the terrace
To conclude with for nth aud last highly sue
cssu and Justly popular Vaudeville by The author my
ZLE, or NV wife's Motrrhe poetry by Mr. PhlIips-Mu.
sic by MR.. Watson. DTRIsyrss-Mrs kusd, Mrs Cransr
nsyUnce FcoEle, Mr. John sefon-Nea waverly Mr.
eastls-Mr Budd, Mr. Bshop-rhemas, Mr. Baldeck-ser.
| vants &c
The vaaaevles entire nee Of thai
! popular Comeaian, Mr.. John SETON.
will opened creams and fuitices
OF .yery variety and OF The most approved kinds.
admission ~ cents, including Retreshment
In rehearsal'My Schoefeiow,p
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Euu SaLE-TuE TWO LOWER SALOONS or
y TUE FRANKLIN rHEATRE, together with the lease
The SALOONS conveniently furnhe hrnughut and
no~ IN conpets eter FOR further particulars inquire Al 20
Pearl street s6st'
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BEEF! BEEF! BEEF !

6T SUPERIOR Barrels aud half barrels of first ana Sc
eond quality Beef warranted sweet and In good order on
hand and for sale At the very lowest market prices
au29 Sr,s VALENTINES, as Fultsn Market
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.

FOREIGN IMPORTAIIONS.
LIvERPooL-Per Tecumseh.
Rowland Son SKIS salt 1000 Caldwell crts &C
n Y Gas Co bdls tubs IS } n A Lawrence bis 5
Harr IL Cbauncey cs 500 Browa Brothers c,s 80
4 willetts crts %
LIygRPooL-Per Portsmouth,
Bird Gillian bis tudz IS Adams BROTHERS crts l6o
h T Stevens tins iron llos cks 10
J Mccall cs IS Roberts Brothers cs IL
Dyer Stead brs iron 55l II Tsdale nre bks 10000
Wood Johnson l. Co bis IA Csnning CHAM Co cks IL
Reese q Brothers Is Newboid Croft pgs iron 100
HWx 3 Barstow hmprs Is To order cks copper 100
hhds :" bdis iron 43
Geo Reals hrs iron s2s9 tons no 1886
Wilkinson anvils ~ cksles
MAzATLAN-Per Congress
Rowland Aspia will ats 5o6s q Aspinwali dolls lSs
pks 6 q @ Howland do 1918
do gold and silver w N Adams dolls 20
do dollars J WI Bssell do All
do Mexican % Bo0rman Il Co bx meZ
do silver bullion 81
PASSENGERS.
LIVERPOOL Per Portsmouth
Coventry Mrs Coventry 56steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

The brig Veon Parsana TON NV OrIsans bound 70 UIb.
ratar pst Charlsson lt inst Ia Understanding
plies.
Mr. Perry mate whale ship Commodore Rogers, which
was lost on Of Upper Caifsrns the 18Th Novsm
Der Irs passenger in the Congress rem Maratsp
Left at Valparaiso krigs r. Hone Mott Lewis, Page and
bark Poria, s~t Brgs John cilpa. and Isaacl McKim
n, Tale And 18th June the American squadron
were Al Caao-ths petition for Peru expected sail
In Juv-their destination said To he Caliso.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

TN BROWN, Stone Seal Engraver aad Jeweler, has
removed TO Z33 Broadway, opposite the PARA Goats Of
Arms, Cress, Cyphsrs Emblrmacsl subjects &C engraved
In rough any form Ladies' Sea Pencil Cases,
and Sgnet Rings engraved with Goats OF Arms Cres
any device Coas Arms painted and sarded any
parts of the United S,a,es.
Books Of neraldry upwards Of 100000 names Coats
of Arms found. S53t,
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IS IL IN A m 81

~ A A. sAMANOs. Importer of seRsrs, Informs his
friends ans the public that he us choice lot of
segas Of various brands In addition his store
The Segsrs elecsd by his brother resident Havana
for the express purpose OF retailing. Those seeking
for choice article please call the wholesale store M
au2a ins
III DOCTOR GLOVER confines himself 10 an oHsce prac-
ce and to the OF class has had
great experience snd has directed his practice particularly
Diseases OF DELICATE NATURE, added to q collegiate med
cal educaou In the FIRST instsnce, which
advantages the general practitioner. supgers will DO
well % discriminate the regular prsctorer fro sdysr.
tsrs self nsrd doctrs medica buffers and great pretend
crs Once No Ann Private door from
the Museum. Lamp the inner ONCE door In the evening"
SLIM Da GLOVER
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THE NEWLY INVENTED WIG.

w CLlREHU0H, WIG MAKER, corner OF Broadway
Fulton treet respectfully invites all and
seus inspect his newly invented veHtlstne Wigs which
for cleganxe ghlness and durability rank among
first Of In their form they differ from
all others They OF the brow than the natural
hair posed o hair which never loses It's curl fit
close head that the most critical observer will fail
detect them.
should observe that Clrehugh is the only
of this description OF wig the United States
quen,ly they mol 10 be found IN any other store
Call and them. SLIM
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THs HUMAN EVE.

THk HUMAN EVE.
DIR. ElItet. Oculist.
3OJ BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET
Corf1ss =. practice 70 ire Diseases of Eys and Iwperfe
the complicated disease. :
The EYE examincd with the powerful Optical ns,ru
men invented nv Or E., by which he derc he slight
est adicstion OF cisesse or weakness OF that organ
1lasses hued Gas usual IN the particular detect
r. R-Dr. y. respectfully beRs leave to STATE tibet
equeneeo the arauous and excessive duties poss'cs,
can attend the ONCE only three days In each week, vim
Nonday "wednesday, sud Friday When be will pse NJ
betvser the hours of 10 ard O'clock snis- Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

Mount a. ~ tIson,
SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
oWster, next To the Of ~slist
sgrs plan and Ornamental. Military Fgs asd Devices OF
description painted, With reference a~sy'o durability.
propriev and good taste.
uniform system ~ charges adhered TO-
sns ,m~
Des Carries de yisftes, de noces 81 de Conn
a. VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HOME STORE
CARDS, nc. &C. N
VALE MT MES
RreaAvrrs PRINTING, AND FAsHfoNAaLR vrsrrrye
AND sToRE CARD EsTAsLIsHNBNr
so Jeha g., Of HIts-r, r.
YORK.
vr.,y Cards cards tfome Wedding Partsx Mr.
aptHs Cards, STYLE and print
- ugh neatness, ia The latest and
fsehos- jels
IIaTTkns p .usB.-A CON pe'e assortment of sin
and Angcs Pidsh for sale No 10 william, street, by
stimeod. HENRY LANE.
uARK NOTE AAPh so seo sheets bsns noeps
- peri sale BY J. CAMPBELL A SERSSE,
~yl@ lio SD ~ Nssssus
- PAhIsH GUITAR AND sINGING,-Lad
- DESTROYS 81 learning the named ACCOM- phrnet
elher separate together please .ake early appht
on y the resistance Of Mrs DUNN, ts5 Brosduay, whe
tsrWs Nc. may be knewn
r. Ter former pupils Mra D. respectfully announcsst
viii commence on MONDAY. 80 10Th instant a lma
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-07

NEW YORK. TATTE al SAILS, 40 srosa way .
The regular sales this web known sstsbi
continue take place every Monday throughout the year
The next sale will commence Monday 10Th iasiani at N
O'Clock with carriages harness. Ac IL o'clock the
81 horses will take place.
All persons having carrisges for are reaues
ed To- register them for the catalogue
e offered at auction ualess registered tor the
or which purpose catalogue viii be Kept open anti
ce'ook; r III, on Saturday, sth last
myi' om' Successor To j. W. watson 446BreadSsy
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MORNING HERALD-snlP NEWS.

Port OF New York. September Go F. M
H.i Un,,, . 10 Is
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-08
MANCHESTER, Berrington's Landing

MANCHESTER, Berrington's Landing
August II, 1888.
This is to certify that on the 18th day o.
July, was called upon to 60 to Mr.. H. r
Herrington's plantation, about 8or9 miles
from Manchester, in Yazoo county, MSS
| being informed by one Of Mr. II. +, her
rington's boys that the father Of Mr. d.
F. Harrington was lying very sick and not
expected TO live. Immediately proceed
ed to Mr.. H. F. Herrington's plantation
and found the father Of Mr.. II. +. Herring
ton lying at the point of death. also s.
found on my arrival, that DR.. Dorsey y
Crane, and Mr.. Parrlss, were there; al
SO the next day, in the morning. went e
the plantation of Mt. Harrington, as ne
requested that should superlntend his ou
siness until his return from Amlte coun
ty, as he was obliged to take the corpse .
his father down there to DO burledo,--it DC
ing his fathers request, when on his deatl
bed. I have been with Mr.. Harrington
ever since he left here, overseeing ior MN
~ N. D. LINK.
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$1,000 REWARD.
July 90, 1888.

DROKE from the Jail in MarksvlIle,
II Ayoilles Parish, La, on the night
Of Saturday, the l4th inst, man named
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September 4, 1888.
$500 REWARDW
TNSCApED from the Jail Of Yazoo Co,
~ MI, on Friday, cath August 1885,
MAGNUS r. RODGERS,

who was committed to Jail on the charge
Of numbering James F. Rainey. Said
Rodgers is about feet 6 inches high, fair
complexion, blue eyes, light auburn hair
about 20 years old, remarkable for his nn
sound sense, square and well built; in all
probability amply supplied with money,
which he spends freely. And one Tho.
mas J. Byrd, departed from this place at
the same time, who was undertaken, and
who is accessory to the escape OF said Nod
gers; said Byrdis about 80 years OF age
Blue eyes, and wears wig, quite corPulenIt
One thousand dollars will be given for tn
apprehension Of said Rodgers, and nv
hundred dollars for the apprehension G
said Byrd. ,,,ponn
SheriGef YasoO Co., M.
| August "a, 1888. oo"o
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To the Community at Large

To the Community at Large.
TNITHER the ignorance and stupidity,
A or the malevolence of some iudlvld
uaIs, impels me to the painful duty of pub
fishing the certificates which will be found
below.
1t has been rumored, that the burial OF
nv late deceased father, Jeptha Herring
ton, was designed to palm fraud upon
the community; and some have been indu-
ced 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
charity would now suffer to rest IN peace,
but such an act could not fail to draw down
public odium upon the character OF ms
sons who survive him.
1t is on this account, and this alone, tina
| have thought proper to publish the sub
Joined certificates, e,.o>-
HEZEKIAH +. HARRINGTON.
August 81, 1888.
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w. DORSEY, M. d.
YAzoo Co., MI, Aug. go, 1898.

YAzoo Co., MI, Aug. go, 1888.
We hereby certify that on the 10th day
Of July, having received information that
Mr.. Jeptha Harrington was very SICK on
his and H. F. Herrington's farm on the
Yazoo River, 8 or miles below Manches-
ter, we rode to see him, and found him dy-
ing; we remained with him all night;
about two o'clock, he died, and we assisted
in dressing and laying him out, and sat
up with the corpse until daylight. His
son, II. F. Harrington, informed us that he
was going to carry him to Amite county
to bury him; and we well know that ne
started with him.
WARREN AFFORD,
C. ]. CRANE,
JOHN J. PARIS,
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ARCHIBALD FIRTH,

AlkNI11DA1lD AVE-
He is about five feet eight inches high slen'
der and sparemade, his body incllnlng
forward and round shouldered, dark skin,
black eyes, thin visage, sharp nose,
thin beard and small whiskers--lt any.
He is quite talkative and boastful mar.
ratinp his own exploits with much pun,
lie wds committed to jail for the wlliul
and unprovoked MURDER OF John j. Dor
man, OF the same parish. !,
Any person experimenting the SAD
FIRTH and lodging him in any Of the
iails Of this State, shall have the above re,
ward. He is supposed to have retreated
TO Mississippi, from having relations anc
acquaintances in the upper part OF tina
State;-shficient items are also obtained
10 render this almost certain! Heappear'
TO be about thirty-6ve years OF age.
STEPHEN READ,
Liping on Hu6poDer, La:
I,,,v on 1874, 30tf
rerThc Carrollton Enquirer, and Ma
con Intelligencer will please insert the a
bcye for three weeks and forward thel
accounts to this Office for collection.
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Second Monday in October, 1898
State of Mississippi,
AMITE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
Amite Circuit Court, October Term, 1888.
HENRY HUNT, Attachment for
THOMAS IS KEEN. the sum of s6l 50
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on the 3Oth day Of August, 1888,
Henry Hunt, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an Attachment from
Francis H. Hudson, a Justice Of the Peace
in and for the County Of Amite, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of Thomas Keen, defendant, for the
above sum Of Sixty-onc Dollars and Fifty
cents, returnable to the October Term
next, of the Amite Circuit Court, to be ho
den on the
Second Monday in October, 1888
and unless the said defendant shall ap
pear, give special bail, and plead o.
demur within the time prescribed for aP
pearance at said Term, judgment fna
will be demanded against the property, at
tached, and the property so attached will
be sold and applied to the payment OF tn
plaintiffs demands and all costs.
E. M. DAVIS, Clerk.
". CRAWFORD, Atty. for PlT.
September 8. 1888. 36w4