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For Sale.

a TRACT OF LAND, situated foui
~ miles below Rodney Miss, fronting
the river, containing about 1888 acres-l2O
cleared and fit for cultivation--with cabins
for 80 slaves-a Mill-Corn and Fodder
for months. For terms. enquire Of the
subscriber at Rodney,
LEVI C. HARRIS, Agent.
Rodney, Miss. Jan. 8, 1880.
N. B. The Natchez Free Trader will
,eiye the above two insertions, and forward
the account to this Office. R64t
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THE IMPORTANCE or EFFORT.
nv REv. CARLOS WILCOX.

THE IMPORTANCE OF EFFORT.
BY REV. CARLOS wilcox.
No good Of worth sublime viii heaven permit
To light on man a. from the passing air;
The lamp Of genius though by nature lit,
1fnot protested, pruncd, and fed with care,
Soon dies or runs to waste with 6tfal glare,
And learning is ! plant that spreads and towers
Slow a. Columbia's aloe, proudly rare,
That mid gay thousands with the suns and
showers
century, grows sione before it lowers.
Has Immortality ofname been given
To them that idly worship hills and groves,
And burn sweet incense to the queen of heaven
Did Newton learn from fancy as it rovcs,
To measure worlds and follow where each
moves?
: Did Howard gain rcrown TINT shall not ooass
BY wanderings wild that natures pilgrimiovcsl
Or did Paul gain heavens glory and its pence
By musing DER the bright and tranquil isles o.
Greece!
Beware lest thou from sloth, that would appear
But lowliness of mind, with JOY proclaim
Thy want Of worth; charge thou coulds
not hear
From other lips, without blush of shame.
Or pride indignant; then be thine the blame,
And make thyself Of worth; and thus enlist
The smiles Of all the good, the dear to fame
'Tis infamy to die and not be missed,
Or let all soon forget that thou ditst Ger exist.
Rou.e 10 some work Of high and holy love,
And thou an angels hnppincss shalt know
Shalt bless the earth while in the world above
The good begun BY thee shall onward flow
In many branching stream, and wider grow
The seed that in these few and Aeeting hours
Thy hands unsparing and unwearied sow,
Shalldeck thy grave, withamaranthine hower
And yield thee fruits divine in heavens immor
tnlbowers.
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GREEN z. MARTIN T. GILL E. MARTIN
ATTORNzES 4, cOUNSELLORS
8. At 4 Aw.

RODNEY, MISC.
TK7lLL attend the circuit courts i
" Jefferson, Claiborne, Adams and
Warren counties; the high court Of Errors
and Appesls and the United States court
at Jackson. 50
Address q r. Martin & Brother,
Rodney, Mississippi.
REFxRENCEs.
Hon. G. Robertson,
Hon. D.Mayss Lexington, KY.
Foster & Es4ybn, N. York.
Is. w. Oaky Co., New Orleans,
DR.. J B. -, Rodney. Miss.
q. B. HIN souisville, KY,
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AyW14CE.
GUSTAvBS a. WILCOX, AND Will
LIAM N. TODD,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
~ILL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
" SHIP, AT Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts Of Jefferson County; the Cir
cult Court Of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties, and the several Courts at Jackson.
WILLIAM N. Tom will reside at Fayctte
Office near the Court House.
Business conided 10 either, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N. B.-G. III. WIIcox will continue to re
side at Rodney, and practice hisprofsssion
as heretofore.
oct "a 81
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MATTRASSES FOR SALE.

MATTRESSES FOR SALE.
vuyHE subscriber respectfully informs the
II public that he has lot of double and
sn,le Mattresses on hand, which he will
seIl low for cash. Enquire Of Bone q Nc
iinley, or the subscriber.
NJ JOHNSON.
Rodney Sept. 26.
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3 Wd take this method Of returning to our
friends aud the public generally our sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon US, and hope by strict attention
e business to merit . continuation Of the
same. ~
We have and intend keeping on hand .
noral assortment Of Goods usually called
s IN this market, and respectfully invite
tnctual customers to call and examine oul
pck and enquire our prices.
Z. II. DUGGAN.
81. TERRELL.
|nosry 10, i08Q
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A NEW DISCOVERY!

The ancients celebrated the "waters Of
Lethe," which possessed the wonderful
quality Of producing an oblivion of all sor-
row, disappointment or misfortune. in those
who rartook Of it. We modsrns, however,
have made much more important discove-
ry, taking into consideration the present
state Of the times. 1t has Of late years,
been ascertained from actual and numerous
experiments, that draueht Of SABINE Wa
TER, taken on the banks Of that noted river,
will pay all debts, and cleanse from all
crime! Since this important discovery has
been made, pilgrims have hastencd from oil
- l-s---
vout Mahomedan does not move towards
Mecca with more alacrity than do our mod
ern pilgrims press forward to the banks q
| this river of Texas-the famous Gauges Of
he East will not lie more resorted 10 by the
|deluded Hindoos, than will the Sabine d
the South by all those who owe more thar
they intend 10 pay, or have committed offer
ces against the laws Of God and Of tkei
country.
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STATE OF MIssIsslPPI,|
Jefferson County.

hnERSONALLY appeared before the
undersigned Justice Of the peace. in
and for said county. Alva Farnsworth, who
hsing duly sworp, depnssih and saith t +. -
has lost OF n,islald note Of William Turn
or, del'd in favour of Fauver q Farms
worth, amounting to twenty dollars, due lst
January, 1886, and that the said note has
never been paid, or any satisfaction receiv-
cd for the same, to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
ALVA FARNSWORTH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me tins
l4th day Of January. 1899
jNo. T. YOE, J. P.
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A FREE MAsoN-A Mr.. Mason, attempt
ing to be familiar with a highly respectable
lady at the Lord Mayors late ball, was ask
ed his name by the offended party.
aMason, Madam, at your SERVICE wai
the lackadaisical reply.
.Oh, see" responded the fair dame
turning upon her heel, = 8 free Mason but no
an accepted one"
WxLLxRs-"H Home, sweet homo, = n III,
loafer said ven he vas taken to the watcl
house.
aHow beautifu!," as the monkey said vel
he looked 10 the mirror.
| Odd but trme.-Political editors who ar
iexpected BY their respective patrons.
lblacken each others character as much 3
possible, are generally on good terms, poi
sonally; while musicians and singers, VII
lase expected to be al harmony and concoT
lgenerally cherish the bitterest Jealousy IN
! enmity toward each other.
! QUur-Supp Z midline sized 81
| VAS 70 kicka man acToss The Misui sippi
how many csivos could kick him hackl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05
a CASE OF CRIMINAL AMBITION.

rom me buaUH UHfiCr,
In the Municipal Cuun on Tuesday last Philip
Weaver received ms sentence on three indictments
Tor afeeay, 10 which lac plead guilty on his aItasn
tneht.
From tho afi1ayds oflhe Secctmen aud other in
dHIdaa's Of responsibility. residents IN belgrade
Mhee. The native town Of The prisoner. il Appeared
ual Weaver Is p years Of age, and truln his UNI.
form eaucctucss aud honesty, and sifirrly moral
character. lie vas t'ctuty made 'JaStce al the
fciee' BY Governor Faohed. He had remained
at boHe TILL the last spring. when he came 10 tins
cry, aud ehauclns IA lhe siafe Of Milton < Soenmb
uader ancuil Hall 81 IS employed by them MS snlcs.
man. where he served until the time oil his arrest
Dmag tins Time. lis employers missed larae A.
mount oiIrolclty. aud suspluion7 falling upon Wra-
ytt lac VAS accused al the larceny, but shufrly de
MED il; search "asbeu madc, and IN ms Trunks the
clothing stolen Was found con, ealed OF the value Of
about 5000, Which must have been removed al ma
uy different tmes.
Mr. Park, counsel Gf the ptls1eer. int,odpc,a
The aiilda'its Of very many residents ol The owa a
Belgrade, confirming the good character Of Weaver.
aud his brother appeared md testified 10 the same
polut. Weaver himself minated il desire 10 al.
dress the Corf, and tby' rermssiou) s.oko as lol.
lows:
81" have only IA throw N, sell on the mercy Of The
Count II las tcen anlbiifous views alone which
have induced me 10 commit Ibis offence As your
honor has stated, II docs appear very singular that
should be led TO 80 rash a stop but | have onensuC
ltied tFa'loh oil lood IN my earnest desire to oh
a'n an education, which has ever from my child
hood been my utmost aim. This crime is openly
ahd aFowedIy contrary To my tharattes-thc Com
mon" eaitl need have fear of being troubled with
an odenre Of mlne ain what have already suffer,
ed IS sufficient 10 deter from the communal OF an
olhef CRIME have no natural ptedtspositien to
steal, aud never had the feelings which tempted
me tn tins instance burst onh like meteor in the
heavens. have ever been industrious, srudlots
ana economical, dfrotng all my leisure tme TO read.
ng. did not use this course to obtain money 10
enable me to live and euluy ldleuess. but To have
tue means 10 pursue my ambitious track thrrcfnte
trust shall no., under the REGULAR creums,,n
ees' be ifeed 10 spend many years. the best of NV
lie loo, ~ prison, aud thus throw myself on the
mercy OF the Count, aud hope shall receive il. :"
Ia consequence OF these mitigating crcumstan-
ceS, the Count sentenced him 10 one day SOLITARY I'M,
prlsontneni aud thee years confinement NJ hard la
Dor IA the house 81 correction Sc transit aRbi8o
mLHaf.
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variety of Interesting rases. THIS, together with
the Aims House and Ponueniiaty. which are under
the snpeTintendence 81 Of the professors. and to
which the students have access. will IN the course
OF session probably furnish eases of almost every
disease inclaen. climate DafiHg The sezsinn
which closed in April last the Professors exhibited
TO tie class almost all simple ard complicated sur
geal operations upon tie living subject.
The abundance OF the best Tor dssectious.
& tie x oheapness with which II can be pfacur-
eel furnish advantages not 10 be met with IT any in
stufon Norih Of hc Potomac, aud equal, II nn So
perier any tie Uuted Stftes Tie winters are
sufficiently cool to continue the dissectons unin-
teffnmediv. - late as i desirable. aud the cold
is never 50 intense lnjBre the subject or endan-
ger The health Of the student, Willie engaged ~ thls
ardnons but most important branch Of his enquiries
Tie saiubtify Of the climate Is such, thai II FUR
Wishes guaranty iar the healf OF the native o
every latitude. Those OF the North have nothing 10
fear FROM excessive heat, and Tie Southefnef 10 m
no danger from cold.
srhe Museum. which already contains many val
uabie anatomical preparations, and fine specimens OF
morbid structure, is rapidly Increasing, aud VII soon
present collection surpassed hy tone IN TINS e1un-
Try.
Board convenient 10 the Coli &c, can be frocur-
ed at cheaper than in any Guy OF the Union at
which there Is a Medical College.
To the hour Of relaxation which IS indispensable
10 every mind vrtuoas, enlightened aud polished
society offers exquisite enjoy mens and there IS
no better safeguard against dissipation, ImmoraIIy
aud vice OF every kind, than An intercourse with the
pufc the virnous and The refined. Whde ENJOY
lne the best advantages for acquiring an extensive
knou ledge OF his profession the STUDENT may devote
his leisure hours TO the refined pleasures Of polished
society, contract acquairtaBces and acquire manners
which will furnish materials Tor pleasing RETROSPECT
ton and be source OF profit and an ornament to
hls future life.
Tie writer Of this article has interest in this
institution, other than that which every sHglnlau
ought TO feel IA the Institutions Of his native STATE
lie Is 10 way connected VITA tie Cole e aud II
commencing 10 the favorable consideration Of ht'
lellow- citzens, he las no selfish purpose to sub
serve whatever may be due 10 las views, they must
carry with them that weight which uuh ever gives &c
a good cause, however ieebly expressed. lie invite
investigation aud attention the subject and hopes
that ADLER pens will engage IN advocating an lnslltu
muuily. NEklS'
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Recognition" u 7erm hiaYcndcnee by france
Thr New York Tunes says We have secn
letter lfam Distinguished source AT Pans dated tie
23ih July, which states that France has ogtecd Ia
recognise the I0dei entcuee Of Texas. We may ex.
peel to receive SUN the official announcement Of
the recognition ! IS openy spoken Of at rouri
and IN the highest oitOles. sctlled question:
We Understand tlat NJ. Pontois. Minister from
France 10 lie unlted States. who IS TOW Ia Pans,
has taken s'tuue interest III behalf Of Texas aud
acted as becomes he representative OF an cnlg hlen
Cd anI liberal government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05

An ATFRAY.-A Young ran named Rldeely, from
Baltimore, stabbed Nh Ninrod Owings ON F,,Jay
evening last, IN several parts OF he BODY Ridpely
we understand, tooh some liberties with a dog be-
longing 10 mr. o"lnss' endeayoilng 10 engage him
in fight, 10 this ONings took exception. and ad,e,
some alteration, struck Ridgely with an umbrella
hidgely diew knife 1--WE have been informed thai
II Was what was called Spanish KNIFE, and stabbed
ar o"'ngs ~ several places. Mr.. O. has since
Geen eoahncd to his bed by his Wounds but, we un.
u'fsidoa' Is no" tonFd.csceHi. Col. John McPEer.
son was severely wounded while aitenptino ia NO
vent ihls bloody assault Rrdgcly has been held to
O'i of has Appearance before the Conr, of tins
''U"'9 al us oe'"oet Session Examiner.
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From tie Houston 7elegropl. .y,l, o.

EAAS-nEBiYATIo OF ruE NAMr-We have
sem eouplet from some way IN the UHlied States
".'n yves lathet ludieious etymology OF the name
OF our Republic hy deriving il nom aks ms ), iIe
Introduces the following lies: ''
Nv -, hen every other land rejects us.
Here is land which freely rAkrs Us.
i'is very good bit, and il all who attemr, IN ,i-
cue our country would show as much Wit, We sh,,Il
never he offended Al them ''''u'u
, eiias Is the Commauche for the residence Of Tho
""Piy spirits IN The other world where ,bry .lau
ENJOY an eternal felicity, and have nlenty or ''''
"'""ys al pand' by taking the sound. as thew mn.
IT. and giving II the Spanish ortEopraphy II
gives US the word "ErxAs." which i the :, II 80,
i'pNiiNG GROUND Q, the "ELYsiun., Of tIc Caa.
ms Is true history OF the nainc as d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

The Rhode Islanders again true TO the Wing A.
The Providence journal remarks, "lihode Island I
State but she Is large enough 10 secure the election ola WI
Speaker to the next House Of Representatives large or
to prevent the passage ofthe Infamous Su-feasury s.
enough 10 pat Stop to the deialcatious and pral-scy
mos. corrupt Administration that dissraeod and b,,
med the country The for members u Congress s
thus
IIhigs. Loco Foros
Tilnghasf, 3J93 i'afr lAbnlIoHisu ae,-
Cranston $3.50 fhurston, Az.
Even the rick of putting un hhoionist the oco F
ticket could not cafy Tire Sntel
There Is also Wing gain OF in the State Legislature
Well done. Rhode Island
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.

\ pursuance Of several decfees, rendered III the
Il Circuil Superior Count OF Law aud Ghancery for
the Corporation of ynchbutg the suits Of Picket
vs.. Clath and others; and Garland &c. VS. Dixon,
CLARK and hers, the subscribers will offer for SALE
public auction, the 7lh day Of October, 1889,
(the same being Court day.) in front q The Coun
House OF Montgomery County, the tract or parcel Of
LAND IN said DEGREES mentioned lying on the Bent
Mountain, in said county Of Montgomery, < small
portion thereof in Floyd county and commonly
known as the Bent Mountain tract, consisting Of
about .s,O00 ACRES,
II or eco acres which vii lie sold in ono body,
aud the residue in detached parcels, may suit the
convenience OF purchasers. About 10000 acres OF
SAID land is rich aud level, lot less than 1900 aces
IS good ~ adow aad, and about 1909 acres cleared.
Tie Whole of said Pract Of land is well watelcd aud
has upon it TWO streams amply sufficient for Milling
establishments.
The Bent Mountain tract has for many yeas been
regarded one oithe most desirable Stock Farms
IN Virginia, and from personal examination OF the
Land, the subscribers cel 10 hesitation in recon-
mendmG II to the attention ct the public.
The said Land will be sold on a credit of one two
and hree years, Occurring, however, sufficient a
mount ia cash to delray the expenses of sale &c
Bond with good personal security will be required Of
tue purchaser, aud tie ute retained rs aturher Sc
curly FOR the purchase money. Far plals of said
land Wi be exhibited on the day Of sale, shelving
the qaalny and boundaries. Mr.. Lawfy, who resides
upon the old Bent Mounl-n tract, will shew the
above lad at any lime to persons wishing 10 pur-
chase. The tile is believed be unques ionable,
but acting Commissioners of the Court, we will
convey such title only is vested in by said de-
crecs. +. II. MAYS.
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(EEl'g,sE(,EgS EOi. SSEgp.

'sNllE subscriber takes this method Of informing
4 his friends and the public. that he keeps on
hand al his shop on Fourth street, near Poe Tan
ard E.fEsEsE.EEES,
oil various kinds, some very fine TOR family use, on
springs lie Is now making BAROUCHES and
BuGGlES. AIlhis work is of the best hid. an1
he invites all those in want Of work 10 his line 10 call
and examine Tor themselves tie price and quality, be-
fore they buy. GEO. cochran.
N B.-ReFaling done at the shortest notice
&. G.
N"-us' 10 w2m if
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s.ktsfs.s0sa gE.ffasfefg

q foo NJ MAN OF unqucsonable morals and
1 a steady habits, aHd who can Give testimonial Nc
such would like 10 hear of a situation in this pace
n y or 4flier particulars enquire OF William Jones.
Sept a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05
FEl1aAEEl AGEg(lspI..

FENHE SUBSCRIBER proposes at the com
z mencement Of his next session, which will be
on Monday the first ofJuy next, receiving into his
School none but FEMALE PUPILS, which he
designs continuing, should the patronage received
Justify it.-llis course will be comprehensive and
thorough. aud will embrace all the branches of Edu-
cation which are taught in other Female Schools IN
this place.
Terms, per session of five months:
LIST ClasS-Spellins, Reading and Wr-
ting, Sl2 80
end C2aSs-EogIish Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic aud History, Is 90
3rd C2ass--Latin, Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy, % 90
Paper Ink &c, If furnshed) rs
Payment to be nlaae in airance. Pupils will be
received 1t any time though for shorter period
ihan seSsiou hom the time Of reception. a vaca-
ion OF several weeks will be given in the month Of
August, and the exercises oflhe School resumed on
Monday, the 81 oil September. At the end OF each
session there viii be public examination.
SAM l.. ID. TOMPkINS.
August 90 Off
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TO Wool Growers.

lash or Woollen Goods will be given for Wool
" 1t IS preferred washed before sheatng, and
every fleece separate.
We lave now ON hmd and are daily manulaclu
ring, al the Fredericksburg Woollens Factory, 4
large qUantly of first rate CLOTHS for Negro Go
thug.
Applications FOR the sale Of Wool, or purchase oil
Cloths, may be made to
j. 5. Il G. c. WELLFORD,
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NV 1osK. Angus, -.
THE Low GLAex seHooNHH tAr4eBnp.--1'he
runaway schooner LIS hrru captured ~ the L. :.
surveying hns Washington. Lieut.. Gr.iney, and
rarrsed into New Iufdan. : e : he I" Afnistsd, =
nj parslo ptucipe. Cuba and nas on ned by Mr..
tsarTiss. 81 iisi Isaes. tee tiait sic iak en-
possession 81 by tie saves. size bound from la.
to Neusiias, with > cargo Il de goods. ard .
bout Oft, slaves. TIE slaves upon lie cap
Tain and passengers, and Killed neatly ihe whole Of
them.
The trial of these blacks vii involve several Gu.
rious questions. which Nc shaHuolier hereafter.
y. $. Since writing the above, We hs,e received
the following lrner:
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NV LoxpoN, Aug. =. 1889.

The surveying brig Washington, Lieut. Gcdnes.
Put IN here last night, with Use schooner rfporicdb By
YOUR pilot loss Sc ffotes be- tie schooner which
ien Havana an Juae. Nitb ueefaes. SOC rezhboflne
I,ou. The slaves murdered II ihc s. ftfe men, aud
,,eu intended 20 70 Ia Aura. BAT brought up
this cuast. She bad touched neu NoHfo9k Puial,
and got supply Of water. dc
The head nrgfo jumped overheard, whop IL :
hea's iroai Tie brig cane sioag side aud IL vas
with some difficulty lie recovered ~ J owed
The uegtaes made 40 resistance. Oae NJ ne white
sased - tie owner of the sats = :. 10 80
One ortHo a ,he negroes died y s,el dsv. and sr
,eral SICK. Il Is said there Is money and Jewels
IN board Il lie value Il $1,000 hut ibis !.
poit. The schooner lIcs down The hstAa,. AWAITING
the arrival oflhe L. : Marshal
ms Is an la'eres'ins eSIioi. In the boys or the
Washington 1t SIC = NAM eieifh tlifiy or forty
Navy apprentice boys. and 5nl, ihree OF four mes.
She IS engaged TO surveying the ecast.- Eds Jour.
Conf
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NEW ORLEANS
Press and Type Agency.

II AWRENCE. e. HILL, No. 81, Camp
- street, New Orleans, keep on hand a
large assortment of Printing Presses, Types,
Ornaments, Rules, &C., Of the best materi-
ais and most accurate workmanship, and to
which they are constantly making such adj
di,ions as they trust win be acceptable to
their customers, and in accordance with the
most approved taste.
They also furnish every other kind of
Printing Material, such as Standing Presses,
Roller Frames, Roller Moulds and Stocks,
Composing, Job, and Half Cases, Job and
News Sticks, Proof and Ley Brushes, Can
dlesticks, Wood Type, Wood Rules Furni-
ture, Qaoins, Malleis, Plainers, Shooting
Sticks, Points, Screw Drivers, Lead Cutters,
News and Job Cases, Leads, Saws and
Boxes, Shears, Brayers, Brass Rule, Cuts
Of all kinds, Galleys, Parchments, &c. &c.
L. g. II. are agents for the celebrated
Houses of r. Hoe s. Co., j. Conner, and
Geo. F Nesbit, New York.
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May 1. 1889
Preparing for the Press.


Il FULL and accurate report Of the pro
~ ceediDgs at Harrodshurg il the matter
Of the Commonwealth of Kentucky against
Judge Wilkinson, DR., Wilkinson and Mr..
Murdough, for the ARRAY at the Cali House,
in which Mr.. ROCKWELL and Mr.. Meeks were
killed. The publication will be 10. the PAM
phlet or book form, and will contain fifth
full account Of the proceedings; the whole
of the evidence as delivered in court; the
speeches of the counsel, both for the
prosecution and defence; an authentic copy
of the Act Of Assembly changing the venue,
and of the several indictments; together
with an appendix Of the evidence at the ex-
aiming court, and the principal points
urged there by counsel for and against the
prosecution; the whole forming one Of the
most elaborate and complete reports in
criminal cause ever published in the State.
The quotations from the Law authorities,
will, alone, render the work text book 81
no little Importance to attorneys and persons
engaged il criminal prosecutions, Is well as
to the general reader. 49, 80 s
! The work may .be ordered 1T any Of the
Book stores IN Louisville, Ky; they viii Oh
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