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.NOTICE

NOTICE
hereby given, that we the subscribers,
- John Firth and William Hall, ofthe city,
county and state Of New. York, Elijah E. Net.
Teton Jabez NJ. Camp, Luke Lewis, Oliver
Goodwln. and Sylvester Galpin, of the town
and county Of Litchfield, have this day assoc
clated together in q limited copartnership r.
greeaDly TO the provisions of the statute emit.
tea IAN act authorizing limited partnerships
ID certain cases. In the business Of nnanufac-
turing ana vending Musical Instruments, inn
Picments, articles, and machines, the princi.
pa material whereof il wood, brass o. ivory.
ahe business IS 70 be carried on at the manu-
Iactur!ng establishment lately occupied by
tne salo saDez N. Camp in the prosecution Of
10 business. ll the town of Litchfield afore-
500 On waterbury river. Said business Is
= " carried On under the partnership name
ana nTm o. = Firth - HALL" The
sasa synn FIRTH and William Hall are the
gensIal partners, who are respectively a0tho-
- ~ transact and manage the business
ana slgn ior the partnership. and for their
bic. The amount Of caDital advanced to the
common stock ofthe parfnership Is sfollows:
~ the special partners. il cash, viz: Eli.
Jan z. Nettleton SlO0O, Jahex M. Camp 1900
Luxe 1e@n go Oliver Goodwin $50 Syl-
v 49,. Uaip.n SOO-By the general partners,
EiFtn g Tau. 10 cash and property 9500--
tota. ~.soV. Said partnership commences
g ne gay @ the date hereoGy and terminates
on the lst day Of Juno. a. ID. lez2.
49, 49,; g. CAhR SxLvEsTIR GALrlEs
~. nAIL. EEiJAn 3. NExrLEToN,
vkf uooDwM. JoRN FIRTH-
' LiicAfsia, A,ne q. leso.. 0sS
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NEW Q00Dg.


TMAS iuss receivsa . fresh supply Of New
II Goode among which are q Few pieces
of Muslin de LAins; beautiful piece q blue
black French Bombazine blue black silk |
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. May g.
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eS~Ng OF HhaE
Jarvis Divorce eInsn.
LUST received and Cor sale nj ~ n..A
q and Vasielg Store Of A. A. Tnan.-n WIZ
-'' JulyA
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a SEMERAL Ase0RTAEsNT OF
&20oWRIM8
Cree1es'W WseM Mnss11 aU@oAe,
July / LAWRENCE.
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Geese .Fegtke,,e.

VaE Subscribers have made AfrAtg4ynknt4
70 keep constantly On hand 4 S,n .s.;i.ss
aftlcae Of Geese Ee6tM egss-.ank wia ~
9s aai times furnish any asartity. ffom N ~
49, pounds at as low prices A thew Car K
eDsained Of equal quality ia the state.
Wsnshester, Feb. IA, le80., l.a7
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Maple eNNOtGsees,
Nav z. at N. II. NORTH q Co.'S.
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1as'sssfes slaiifs end Toilet Covers.
a.. an, oesAe latest style, by
I1sy ~ MORSE A. CAMp
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New store and New Goods,
Cheap! CyseGl,!!
9. ID. WHEELER
nFFERS cheap for cash, Of responsible
~ names, general assortment Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
CrOckesy and Glass flare,
Hollow Ware, Brass Kettles,
rolled and hammered Horse Cards, Curry
Combs, Hardware. Provisions, SALT by the
sack or bushel. Most kinds OF produce taken
in exchange for goods and share Of public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
For sale at q bargain, q one-h horse WAeeoN
with eliptical springs.
GT A pair Of full blooded BRRxsRrRR Pres,
Dix mouths old, will be found at my barn in
this village.
Liach6eM, Aprilll. As
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Cornwall, Oci. Is, Is;
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&c (goelsck's MGtchlcss NGssGtsUc, :
ma astonishing the world with its miTacn
Io,,s cllres-for sale at the Post Office, b.
42ff PHILIP WEILs. Litchfeld.
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lTIf r1ls ale.


Virtue Iced 0f Trust executed
on.the ed 81 anu e. 1888
b John HE I'D the nndetsig ned "a
AIaQn0 Rodgers and wife u secure k
John y. rris and John Va oWan, The
Sd mon eir',i thousond dollars; I shall
sci a III auction, @ DE ID bidder.
for cash, ii 4nzop City, fonneEl LED tse
town Of MAJ hoster,) in the county 81 100
and state Of Mississippi, on Saturday, the
24tll day 81 August, A ID 1880 at the hour
of / j oicIoc, VA, the following described
lands, lying and being in the county Of
BoliVaE and State aforesaid, namely: the
southwest quarter of section number seven-
teen, aud south half and the northeast quar-
9erand the east huff Of the northwest quar-
ferof section number eighteen, and the
north half and the southeast quarter of sec
ton number nineteen, in township number
twenty, Of range number eight west, and
lots numbered one, eight, two, and nine
OF section number seven, and lots number
ed.three, eight, four, seven, five and six Of
section number eleven, and lots numbered
four, eleven, FIVE and ten of section num-
Der twelve, and the north half and southeast
quarter and east half of the southwest quar-
ter Of section number fourteen, and the
north half of section number fifteen, and the
northeast quarter and the east half of the
northwest quarter of section number twenty
FIVE, III township number twenty, Of range
number nine west.
Such title only sis vested in me by the
aforesaid deed of trust, will be given to the
purchaser.
JOHN MURDAUGH, Trustee.
YaEoo City, June 8, 1889. 49--Il.
- lIl..s.,Anr9.. e. dhelA 10
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THE PHILADELPHIA
Saturday Chronicle.

A family newspaper, issued every Saturday,
BY MATTHIAS g. TAYLOR,
No. 81 South Second Street, PkiIadcl pKiG.
Is believed to be the cheapest, best, and
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The editorial Departments conducted BY
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is adapted to the wants of the farmer, me-
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The Fine Arts, Music,
Science, Letters from Eu-
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Popular Statistics, Education,
Sunday Readings, News OfthN DeT
Now being published in the Saturdny ChIon-
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of Manners and Customs in Europe. Also,
series of articles descriptive NE several
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of the various denominations of thfistiansin
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containing the choices. and best articles from
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addition to the Promises here made, pledge
themselves to spale neither exertions nor
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July S. 1899
NOTICE-

ID Y virtue Of authority in me vested, as Asses
ED sor Of Taxes for the corporation of * azoo
City, will sell for the taxes due for the 839, in
front Of the Washington Hotel in said city, on
Saturday the Both day of November next, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following lots and
parcels of ground, lying within the corporate Jim
its of said city, or SO much thereof as shall be su
fcient to pay the taxes and other expenses there-
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$500 REV ARD.

I'M on the Goth of March, SEVEN
NEGR0ES---six men and one
woman, viz: A boy named Si-
mon, % years old, black, stout made, full
face, high cheek bones, about FIVE feet ten
inches high. Horace, a yellow boy, about
five feet six inches high, spare made, bushy
head, about % years old. Abram, black
thick made boy, about 81 years old, FIVE feet
six or eight inches high. Ben, a copper
colored boy. about six feet high, between
As and SO years old. Ellis, spare made
black boy,18 years old, five feet eightinches
high. Little Simon, spare made boy, five
feet ten inches high, very black, about 90
years of.age, has a stubborn look and Sabra,
q black girl, tall and spare made, narrow
faced, about 80 years old-she is the wife of
Simons The clothing Of the negroes is not
Irecollected but portion Of them had on
when they went away white linseys. The
boy Horace carried away with him black
cloth dress coat. All of the above negroes
crossed the Mississippi river on the night of
the 26th Of March ia Millekin's Bend ,,carry-
ing with them q shot gun which they stole.
The gun Is very long one in the barrel-at
least five feet long, of ordinary size, percus-
sion look. As part of the above described
negroes run away several years since, and
made their way up the river, but were taken
above Lake Washington, presume they are
now endeavoring tosreach the upper States.
I will give the above reward to any person
who will deliver the above negroes to Mr.
William II Ellington, who lives on said plan-
tation, with all charges paid, or secured in
any jail 50 that can get them. Any. person
securing the said negroes ii Jail, viii please
send word to the subscriber at Clinton, Mis-
sissippi, ITO VIM II Ellington, at Yicksurg.
viii also give areward Of $50 for boy
who run away the latter part Of September
last, named Charles. He is about 28 years
old, six feet high, very likely, weighs about
200 pounds. The said boy is frost bitten on
his left foot, and limps as he walks; his left
eye tooth IL the upper Jaw is out. He was
brought 70 Mississippi 81 Doctor Peerce from
Rutherford county, tennessee, and sold in
inds county, Mississippi, and presume he
viii Try q GET baok--as he once succeeded
"a going from Mississippi 70 Tennessees The
boy viii deny his owner, as he is ia the habit
q running away, and has invariably done
So. ANY person possessing information Of
said boy Or securing him in Jail, will please
write TO me at Clinton, Mississippi, or 10 Mr.
William H Ellington, at VicksbuTgs
April 19-41-St JAMES M. WALL.
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E gne9 g 1s absent from this
n|acs Isl IS 81 thle Months, daKin which
time aEI witches fines e th O. for Re.
pair. win Sc found lae SIQga 81 ]. N.Cald-
swell. where tie oFnefs ca 1he1
WILSON 81 KLINE.
Yazoo cY. ans Is 1880 81
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ADJ Sc / 6 90
JnexampIed ILaInnoth Sc1e1ls

Unexampled Mammoth Scheme
Vie following detail Of & SCHEME or
a L0IIk3Y y, 10 BE draw II in Deeen1-
Der next warrants IS ia deolaffne s. Is Be
unparalleled IN the history Of tteries. pfi-
azes 70 the amount have never efore been Of
tered to the public. It Is true there are ma
ny blanks, but on the other hand the ok
trefnely low charge Of $50 per Ticket. the
value and number Of the Cdpiials and the
revival 81 the good old custom, 81 warrant-
ing thai every Prize shall be draw Il and sold,
Wilt We aresare, give uni vefsal satisfaction,
and specially 70 the Six Hundred Prize IIol-
ders. s
10 those disposed to adventure, we re-
eonmend early application being maze to Us
for nckets when the Prizes are all sold,
blanks only remain--the first buyers have
the best chance. We, therefore, emphati
scally say, DsLAY NOT but at once remit and
transmit to us your orders, which shall al
ways receive our Immediate attention. Let
ters @ be addressed, and application made
70 SYLVESTER & CO.,
156, Broadway, ~. *.
GSr0bserEe the Number, 5000
zOo,o0os 5oosO0ol e5,oO0l 6 PRIZES OF
2os000y p PRIZES or 15,0O0gs
Prizes OF Io.oOOgs
Grand Real Estate s. Bank Stock
10 T. Il e r. II,
OF Property situated IN The City Of Ne,p-
Orleans.
Theriehest and most magnificent scheme,
ever presented to the public, in this any
other country.
TICKETS ONLY Gao.
Authorized by an Act Of the Legislative As
sembly of Florida, and under the directions
of the Commissioners, acting under the same,
Ito be drawn at Jacksonville, Florida, De-
cember 1st, 1889.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON,
Managers.
SYLVESTER 6 CO..
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500 600
TIeK @20-y,) sHARiss


The hole Of the tickets. with their num-
be as also those containing the prizes, will
ahmed and sealed by the commissions
efs appointed under the act, previously to
their being put into the wheels. One wheel
will contain the whole of the numbers, the
other win contain the 500 prizes, and the FIRST
six hundred numbers that shall be drawn
out, will be eutitled to such prize as may be
drawn to its number, and the fortunate hol-
ders Of such prizes viii have such property
transferred to them Immediately after the
drawing, unincumbered and without any
deduction.
Editors Of every paper in the u. States. 81
the 81 est Indies, in Canada, and other of the
British Provinces are requested to insert The
above, standing advertisement, until the
first Of December next, and send their ae-
counts to Us, tog her with paper contains
ing the advertisement.
~ FS TER e CO..
I56. Broad way 81.
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- Mobiles
They are prepared to grant the*usual facii-
A.3PJ. S. Andrews will continue his resi-
dencein Newly ork :--Z. Andrews win con
tinue to make News Orleans his place Of per-
manent residence and =. L. Andrews,
now of Huntsville, Ala, will after the 1st
of October next, make Mobile his place Of re-
~. i. ANDREWS,
z. ANDREWSs
E. L., ANDREWS.
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BIZ TIK DEEDS
For sale a tbs Office.
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NOTICE.


II II those indebted 70 the ssMANCHES-
n TER WING" are particularly caution.
ed not 70 pay George r. Fall, adminiaiIaloi
.or his agents or attorneys, or any or either ~
them, any dues which have occurred TO that
Office from its FIRST establishment on The Oh
day ofApril, 1885, 10 the present date, as lh,
above named individuals have un yTarrantabIv
and forcibly ia the absence Of yself Obtained
said dues, and taken upon themselves their
collection. 4 alone am iegall AUTHORIZED "a
receipt fof any payments made % said once.
JAMES "a. STEVENS.
RTOTICE d hereby given, that Draft drn 4
N bY The subscriber upon John 4. Grutrr ~
New Orleans ia favor Of lota Isi1s, for tha ru.
81 eigst red and thirty d5lals and ~ .
tlree ceris doled lsl SEPT tnbef ESQ. and 1rs l-t
January 1889, viii MOI IA paid hp me urInre cons
PEELED By law. The coneidarrtion icr Which cai1
1885. -52t
- ISAAC BARRETT.
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Printers fee $24 90
zTRUSTEE,S SAFE

In pursuance Of the provisions of q deed
4yeof trust, executed by Samuel w Punch
ard, tothe undersigned, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, we win sell, to the high
est bidder, at public sale, for cash, on the
premises, on Saturday the Sd day of August
next. the following described lands, all lying
and being in the county of Yazoo, and adj
joining the plantation on which the said
Punchard lately resided, viz
West hall, Southwest quarter Of sec No 26
East half, southwest quarter - 35
West halt, southwest quarter " IS
West half northwest quarter 6 IS
East half, northeast quarter % "a
East half northwest quarter g I" "a
East half, northwest quarter 6 "a
East half, southeast quarter g q "a
all being in township 9, of range west, of
lands entered in the Land Office at Mount
Sails, Mississippi. The titles to the above
lands is believed to be undoubted; but we
viii only convey such titles as are invested
In us as trustees.
THOMAS ]. JENNINGS,l m
N. G. NYE, AEus'ees-
May 81, 1889. 47-IOt
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Take Notice.

TWyH T several promissory notes given
- M IS ~ M (oiar of ord 81,
each 35r the sara 81 e687 Sc. Ia O tho
Sd Iiilv. mounting ID 1880: lst
pavable moi Ills after date; 2nds payable
Is rrlonths after dates Sd payable 18 months
after ass; 9TH, able 81 months after date.
I ai1 determined not to pay unless compel
led by law The considerations for which
said notes we're given has failed.
JAMES BILLET.
va1oo civ. April 27. 43t
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NEW YORK WEEKLY WHO.
The constant calls at our Office for .
weekly paper has induced US to commence
the s.NRw-Y oRK WEEKEY WHIG' We have
incurred considerable expense in order to
furnish our readers with sheet sufficiently
large to contain all the necessary matterex-
pected in a weekly paper, We now present
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-08-09

w. w. RICHARDSON, Co. Treasurer,
May II, 1889. Per George Fisher.
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Inc DEEDS OF the property ana the STOCK,
transferred in Trust to the Commissioners,
appointed By the said Act of the Legislature
of Florida, forthe security Of the prize hold
ers.
SPLENDID SCHEME!!
Prize, The ARCADE.-286 feet 5
inches 4 lines, on Magazine
street; 101 feet, II inches;
on NatcheZ street; 1875 feet,
6 inches, on Gravier street,
Rented atabout So, 900 per Dollars.
anntfm. Valued at 100000
1 Prize, CITY H0TEL.-I62 feet
on. Common street; rented
at SIS 900 and valued at 100000
Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, adj
joining the Arcade, No. Is,
"a feet, Z inches front on
Natchez street.; rented at
$1,000; valued al 10000
/ Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, adj
joining the Arcade, No. 10.
% feet, front on Natchez
street; rented at $1,000;
valued at 90, 00f
1PIize, DWELLING HOUSE, ad-
joining the Arcade, No. 90,
80 feet front on Natchez
street rented at $1,000;
valued at 70, OoC
Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, No.
90, North east corner Of
Basin and Custom House
streets 40 feet front on Ba-
sin, and 40 feetaon Franklin
street, BY 1877 feet deep in
Custom house street rent
ed at $1,000; valued at 2O,oOC
Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, No.
"a, southwest corner of Ba-
sin & Custom house street;
80 feet inches on Basin,
40 feet7 inches on Frank
lin, 127 feet 10 inches deep
in front of Custom house st.
rented at 81 500, valued at 20 ,00C
Prize, DWELLING HOUSE, No.
339, "a feet inches on
Royal street, by 81 feet II
inches deep ;rented at $1,000
valued at Is, 00C
Prize, $50 Shares Canal Bank
stock, 500 each, q, 200
do 200.do Commercial do 500
each. O,Oot
/ do $50 do Mechanics & Ira
dera, 500 each, is ,oet
DO 100do City Bank do 10000
do 1QOdo do ~ do 1O,0Ol
do I0O.do do do lO,0Ol
do o do Exchange Bank, do S .OOl
I do so do do do ,O0
do - do Gas Light Bank, do $50
do Is do do do $50
do IS do Mechanics and Ira
dens - do so
do IS do do do so
90 do Each 10 Shares of the LOU
isiana State Bank, SO each,
each prize $1,000, 5000
200 do Each share Of 800 ofthe
Bank Of Louisiana, 5000
200 do Each share of 500 ofthe
New Orleans Bank, 20,0G
$50 do Each share of S100sof the
Union Bank Of Florida, 15. oG
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The PHILADELPHIA
Saturday Chronicle,

saturday Chronicle
A family newspaper, issued every Saturday,
BY MATTHIAS g. TAYLOR,
No. "a South Second Street, philadelphia.
Is believed to be the cheapest, best, and
most entertaining family newspaper, pub
lished il the United States ofAmerica.
The editorial department conducted by
BENZ. Matthias.
The business department conducted by J.
THE SATURDAY CHRONICLE
is adapted to the wants of the farmer, me-
chanic, merchant, man of leisure, and esPe-
cially to every reading family circle. Its
general contents are
Literature, Biography,
Classical History, Mechanics,
The Fine Arts, Music,
Science, Letters from Eu-
Foreign Varieties, rope,
Agriculture, Manners and
Natural History, Customs,
Popular Statistics, Education,
Sunday Readings, News ofihe Day.
Now being published in the Saturday Chron-
cle. A series of original letters descriptive
of Manners and Customs in Europe. Also,
series of articles descriptive of the several
governments of Europe. Also, a series OF
sketches descriptive Of the religious tenets
of the various denominations of christians in
this country. Also, a series Of articles on
classical history and biography. Also, Sc
ries Of pencil sketches OF some ofthe leading
public men of America, politicians, lawyers
and divines.
Subscribers to the Chronicle are annually
| furnished GRATIS with an extra mammoth
sheet, called 'The Gems Of the Annuals,"
containing the choicest and best articles from
the pfincipal English Annuas, and several
hundred dollars are annualiy rexp pended in
| paving american writer's for approved articles
| The Saturday Chro ic'e Is strictly neutral
in politics and religiof The publishers, in
J. additio 10 the promises here made, pledge
themselves to spafe neither exertions nor
expense in rendering their paper acceptable
to every patron, as they are determined not
to he excelIed in enterprise BY any periodi-
cal in America.
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July S. 1899
NOEICE.

10y virtue Of authority in me vested, as Asses
ID sOr of Taxes for the corporation of YazoO
front of the Washington Hotel in said city, on
Saturday the 3Oth day of November next, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following lots and
parcels Of ground, lying within the corporate linn
its Of said city, much thereof as shall be su-
fcient to pay the taxes and other expenses there
on, to wit:
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New SnOrthnAg and AgE1Cuhn.
fnpaH g1hnfcatfOnr.

DEAR Sins--l4r Porter, editor and proprietor Of
the New York ssSpirt 81 ihe Timss,n The only
newspaper dedicated 70 Sporting, published here,
having refused to give our prospectus place IN
that paper, OF even short notice &c common ed.
verGisemsnt, although rendered payment; We are.
ID consequence, consirained to issue = circular.
one of which we havo taken the liberty Of for-
warding 20 you, and solicit your patronage and
that Of your friends.
sADWALLADER r. GOLDEN & co.
Once No. l0a Fulton Street, New York.
February a5th, 1882.
To al Sportsmen and Supporters Of che
Tart, Breeders Of Blood Horses, Of I'M
proved Cattle and SkeeP, Planters,
Farmers, Agricuturists, and the public
ia general.