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XNlLL be sold TO the highest bidder,
w at the Court House door, in A.
mite County, on the Second Monday in
February neat, 4S0 Acres of Landry
ing on the East prong Of the Amite River
bounded East by public lands--West by
lands belonging to Mrs. Rebecca Mcdowell
North by lands belonging to Landon
Lea, and South by lands belonging to DR..
w. baltimore, 7 miles from Liberty, on
the Springfield road.
WIN. ANDREWS.
January /, 1888. lw4
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u without preface or explanation,
Ned the above resolution, It was
III by one opposition member--the
'beina absent--and the chairman was
|what had become Of the petitions9--
wet law on the table, but the MAORI
Ia ne resolution, without opening
T,l;no ono Of them. The resolution
I'M II, and by the help of the pre-
4 question was forced through the
No doubt can be entertained that
|esoIution came down from the Exec
IA the precise form in which it pass
Here was a great and most manifold
|pe on the liberty of the citizens. At
Ehey have alright to petition, if they
|no other, and yet in a time of the
lest anxiety, when it was of the most
inheritance that the views of the peo-
bould be communicated to their rep
natives. here was a successful at
on the part of the exective to cut off
otercourse to prevent the voice Of the
y from being heard; to erect his will
nosition TO that Of the people, and
in prevent the erection ola National
Is,
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Sherihr's Sale.

W. II. DnLINcHAm, Fl. Fa. 70 April
VS.. term, 1888, OF A.
G. SLEEPER, & ais. mite Cir. Court.
W. W, Lowry, Exec'rD &c' F. Fa. to
Same, 4 ais. 1858.
r 4, !. JAMES, Fl. Fa. to April term,
Same, 8 al. 1885,
MAXWELL 4 T. ais Adm's' Fl. Fa. to April
Same, 4 ais. term 1883
j. q R. W. JAMES, Fl. ia. to April
Same. 1888.
DY virtue of the above stated wrlts OF
ID Fl. Fa. to me directed, will expose
to public sale, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Liberty, on Monday
the 9th day of February, 1888, certain
lot Of Land in the town of Liberty, known
and designated on the map ofsaid town as
Lot No. 2, in Square No. 3, with the build
ings and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing; Also, the South East quarter Of Sec
ton 4, in Township 2, of Range 4 East, in
the District of Lands directed to be sold at
Washington, Miss.,-excepting out of said
quarter Section, ten acres and one hun
dredth Of an acre, sold by Robt. Montgom.
cry to Van Tromp Crawford, Esq, by
deed bearing date nth Oct. 1888, to which
reference is mad for a description-also,
excepting from said quarter Section, two
and half acres of Land, sold by said R.
Montgomery TO the Executors of the last
will and testament of John M. Clark, dee
by deed Of 9Th July, 1824,-also, except
ing from said quarter Section, parcel of
Land sold by VIM. Baker to VIM. Jones,
by deed bearing date the 18th day of De-
cember, 1888, and also one parcel Of Land
sod by VIM. Baker to z. P. Butler, by deed
bearing date the 9th day OF March, in the
year 1884, to which deed reference is had
for description ofthe above quarter Sec
tion,--also, excepting from said quarter
Section forty Acres and 77-lC0 of an acre
conveyed by said G. Sleeper & wife to Al
fred Warnock, by deed bearing date Gath
April, 1887, to which deed reference is
also had. Levied on as the property Of
G. Sleeper, to satisfy the above named ex-
ecutions Terms Of sale, Cash.
C. w. MCKNIGHT, Sh'fl.
Dec. 90, 1887. /
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From the N. Orleans Bulletin.
1 of a Letter received ut the Merchants
Exchnnnp dated
U. s. SLooP or WAR NATcHEz,

u. s. SLoop or WAR NATcHEz, !
OFFS. w. Pass, Dec. Is, 1887.
he merchants of New Orleans inter-
in the trade OF Texas, are respect
informed, that the subjoined intor-
on relative to the movements OF the
lean army and navy, was received by
at the Brazos de Santiago, from a
ice entitled to credit.
M. MERVINE, Com. U. S. Navy.
Nov. 90, battalion Of Infantry, con-
ling Of about 200 men, crossed the Rio
bnde, and took up their line of March
Yards Texas, with two pieces of artille-
Nov. esd, q battalion of Cavalry
bssed and joined the Infantry, consisting
about $50 me Nov. Goth, a battalion
Sapas crossed the river, with the inten-
Dn Of joining the other men. There was
30 about 1900 men stationed near the
cam Colorado, in the limits of Texas.
IL the 22d, about 600 men entered Mata-
ris from the Interior. The division in
\ place consists of near 500 men. 1t
confidently believed that the division
ends marching into Texas. Ii is sup
I Jed that the first movements ofthe Mex
his is to take possession of the Arkansas
ct, which leads TO the Copano. Proba-
the squadron will be up in a few days
bm Vera Cruz.
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BY THE EXPRESS MAIL.
LOW Err Ian ADA

From the Montreal Herald, of Dec, ).
The scockade erected by the rebels at
"a Charles, extended to nearly nine acres
sund tho dwelling of Mr.. Debartsch, and
As about breast high. Nothing could
Skceed the ordor of the men when the Or
h was given to scale it, and charge at
I'D point Of the bayonet, the execution of
N Itch put the enemy to flight. So long
H8 the battle was kept up by discharge
df musketry, the Canadians stood firm,
ii the cold steel was too much for them.
lNhe various accounts we have heard of
lie conduct of L. S. Brown, during the
6Etion, agree to one particular, that he
las deficient in courage, and left his in
II tuated dupes, under the pretece of pro-
bring reinforcements. 1t is stated in town
u at he and Wexford Nelson have attempt
81 to reorganize their scattered forces at
d. Charles, and there await another con-
% let with the troops under Col. Gore. The
lbldiers wounded in the conflict have been
eft at St. Hilpire, under the care of DIR.
ewall. Papineau and O'Callaghan, with
Characteristic cowardice, were in Mr.. Dor
It's house, on the opposite bank OF the
liver during the engagement.
Never was ST. Andrews day more APP
ropriately celebrated than on Thursday
bst-never wrs procession more nu-
herously attended in this city, than that
+ the first of the royal Scots regiment,
bhch has proved itself worthy of its hon
brable name.
All accounts agree that the rebels are
mastering their forces in considerable
Rumbers north of that city, and are build
ing Notifications and making other demon
STATIONS of an intended engagement with
ahe queens troops. The postmaster at
|Vandreuil is reported to have joined the
rebel camp, and the mail bag to Bytown
had to be sent TO this city, as if not deemed
safe to carey it further than st. Eustache.
About fifty families of Loyalists have been
binder the necessity Of seeking security
for their lives in timely fight, and arrived
here on Thursday and yesterday. The
humber of rebels in arms is stated to be
much greater than at St. Charles, many
of whom have in all probability joined
ltheir friends in the north.
Captain M'Adim, Liet. Hacket, SER
|geant and fifty rank and file of the first
combany of the regiment of Montreal light
infantry, under the command OF Lieut.,
Col. Guy, jr. proceeded yesterday morn
ing to the Island of St. Helens, to do gar
rison duty.
We have just learned that Come 5.
Cherrier, NJ. p. P. Advocate in this city,
and Toussant Peltier, were yesterday sent
10 Jail on a charge Of high treason. 1t
was men Of such a stamp that ought to
have been seized at first. A warrant has
beea issued against Z. Knight, M. p. T.
of Stanbridge, but it is supposed he has
crossed the line
We are glad to learn that Sir John Col
borne has made several promotions among
the royal volunteer cavalry, But it is
impossible 10 please every boey; and we
doubt not that such a step will shock the
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance Of an Order of the Hon
orable the Probate Court of Amite
County. granted at the December Term,
thereof, we will sell to the highest bidder,
on o credit oftwelve months, on Saturday
the 18th day Of February next. on the
premises, the following described lands,
belonging TO the estate Of Green G. CASTOR,
deceased, TO wit The Northeast Quar-
ter Of Section Three, Range Four, East;
and the Northwest Quarter Of the same
Section, Township Three, of lands belong.
ing said DeceaSed--reserving the widows
Dover, which will be laid off before the
day of Sale. Said Lands lying and being
in Amite County, Mississippi.
ERASMUS CASTON,
JANE MOORE,
administrators.
January 6, 1888. lw5
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OBITUARY..

Departed this fife, in this town, on the 25th
ult, Mrs. ELIZABETH LUNDY, in the 83d
year of her age. Mrs. Lundy was a native Of
Chesterfield District, South Carolina. She was
an exemplary christian, a kind mother, and faith
full friend; she lived to see new geFwTaton
spring up around her--the grand daughters
daughter have sat upon her knee and been caress-
ed. Like one preparing for gentle slumbcr, she
bredthed out her spirit without sigh to its Ma
ker.
Paradise is now her home,
For Cod when living, was her own.
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Caution.

A LII persons are hereby forvarned
IA from trading for two Notes, drawn
by myself and made payable to John VIII
son, living in Marshall county, Tennessee;
The first drawn for fifteen dollars, and
dated first April, 1837,--and the other
drawna short time afterwards, for twenty
eight dollars, and made payable about the
same time. As | have paid the above
notes once, shall not pay them again, UNI
less compelled by law.
DAVID McGEHEE.
JAN 4, 1887. 1-3t
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"Josey, what did Squire Brummol near
when he told them ERE chaps that were
fightin' at lection that he would summon
the old possum come get at u.s." "On
mother you mean the posse comltatus',
swell, Josey, may be that we're 1t, but
know it was somethin' about postum.
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The FdShiona6leS.--A fashionable city
lady, while in the country short time
since, inquired, what those animals were
with powder horns growing out Of their
ears,'' as thought were not genteel for a
woman TO know Cow.
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LAST CALL.

HNHE Notes and Accounts of Samuel
Tillotson will be left with an Attor-
new for collection, on the first day Of Feb
ruary next. A word to the wise IS sutil-
Gent. SAMUEL TILLOTSON.
Jan, 7, 1888.
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-1---s---------------
SALE OF
TOWN LOTS.

nY virtue Of the powers in us vested
Nd by an act Of the Legislature, we
will proceed to sell, in the town Of Liberty,
on the first Monday in February, 1888,
on credit Of 12 months, the following
vacant Lots, lying in Liberty, to wits
Lot No. 2, in Square No. 2; Lots No. g.
9, in Square A; Lot No 2, in Square 5;
Lots No. a. a, in Square Is; Lot No. 8,
in Square Is; Lot No. 4, in Square l6.-
ALI persons having any title to any Of said
Town Lots will make them known at or
before the day of Sale. Notes with APP
proved security will be required for pur.
chase money.
f. NJ. DAVIS, F
EDW. CARROLL,
V. Il. CRAWFORD.
Commissioners.
January g, 1887. Lat
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The number Of journals in Russia al
present, is 40, and no more are allowed
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State of Mississippi-Amite Co

State of Mississippi--Amite Co.
To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate of Josiah Gayle, dec'd.-AGREETiNG
VOU are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Probate Court of
said County, on the 4th Monday in Febru'
ary, 1888, and shew cause, if any you
can, why an order should not then and
there be made, authorizing and directing
the Executors of said Testator to sell the
following real Estate, belonging to the
same, WIN. f. / of Section No. 80, in
Township No. /, of Range No.. 2 East, con.
tanning 1853 1900 acres; the N. w. . OF
Section 81, Township ], of Range 2 East;
the N. w. 4 Of Section 80, in Township l,
of Range 2 East, containing 1853 1900
of an acre; the S. L. of Section SO, in
Township /, of Range 2 East the S. w. 1
of Section SO, in Township !, OF Range 2
East, containing 1853 1900 of an acre;
the S. E. 4 of Section 80, in Township !,
OF Range East, containing 1853 1900
of an acre; and the N. E. Of Section 81,
in Township 1, Of Range 2 East, contain
ing So acres of Lands directed to be
sold at Washington, Mi. Vi
,.u, WITNESS, the Hon'l. JOHN
YAK, WALKER, Judge ofthe Probate
NNk Court Of said County, the 4th
Monday in December, ID.
TMWN 1887.
Issued Goth Deer. 1887.
s. R. DAVIS, Cpk
Jan. 9. 1887, !
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NOTICE.

TNHOSE who are indebted to the Smith.
Shop of BRowN 81 DUNN, for the
years 1885, and 1887, and TO the under.
signed, will be pleased to come forward
and settle Immediately, as circumstances
require prompt payment, the undersigned
is charged solely with collections.
ROBT. w. BROWN.
January 6, 1888. lw4
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Liberty,
III on the 3lst Of December, 1887, which, /.
not taken out before the LIST day Of April next,
will be sent to the General Post Office, as dead
ptters #3A
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E. NJ. DAVIS,
EDW. CARROLL,
ar ~ I'm xIrNnnI .
List of Letters

January g, 1887.
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LAND FOR SALE.

D. Ii4N 4NVINlH4N4Ni : vi
Liberty, Dee. 81, 1887 st.
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