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M EQUIPMENTS of Wasninsion's p.rriot<rn 18th a
" fac simic OF his pu lie Accounts during the lie
vo!utionaryWar. folio volume $'s tn7! each, will be
sold price, the procaeS of this Publication to
be devoted for the use OF the Washington Manual iabour
Schanl and l'alr Orphans Asylum.
This Truly national Work ought he in the hands
of every American; am, editors of the City and
country papers will contribute to that benevolent ojec,
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
f. JOHNS Il co. Agent,
our 9Th, Inn Cor 81 Charles r. Common II
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NCHANGE OF ltrirlari NJ ight, for sale hy
~ NIL tTEtEk, II ;rIa,i'r VI
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NH7IIISKEY-48 l:ls landing from nm boa
w Gen Harrison, for salrbv
june % G DORSEY, II New Lcvec
I'll E6S BEEF il half bhls at the inspection, for
I'VE sale by q DORSEY,
may 81 A New Ievee
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WM. TUCKER. - h .4g.et 81.
CASES OF SCROFULOIS ULCERS

,Chnriestoi, July u, 1881.
was afflicted four it'll ulcer IN lhc leg
ally accompanied with inflammation and
pam ~ III" leg and ankle uitt Several eminent ysiafA
eNcrtel their skill up"n but thou permanent benefit III
five hotties Of Itdnns' lnuneea made perfect
cure. MARGARET WEST, I'll Make IL.
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Resolved. I hat the Surveyor be and he is hereby
instructed to have graded and filled up forthwith,
Common and Canal streets to Gllvcz street, and
Gslycz street from Canal to Poydras street.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, May 20.
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NllN u II NEW TeVee
GNIiAMPAIGN CiDER-l50 boxes for sale bv
~ nlv ~ q DORSEY, A New Iryrc
gpLUNT'S LECTURES on the hi>tulv OF Abraham
! D and Jacob, by the Rev. Henry Blunt A. NJ. au-
thor Of Lectures the history of Jesus Christ and ST.
Paul
Jus, published select remains Of the Rev. William
NevnS, u. ID. of Baltimore with 'nrnnir just ,c-
| ccisrd and for sale by Alex TnWAE,
t3 ihFamp 81
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sNTlil>hEY.--lneh ristsecIifed in for saleby
w Jyll q. DORSEY, 44New LeYee.
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I AKD-l2Oo kegs SUI eri. r leaf lard, for snle by
IL &. DORSEY,
July II Al New i.eyeR
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asUT1EH x LtR)-iao kegs lard $50 do supe.
1 ror Western butter Tor sale by
ml6 y. DORSEY, Al New teree
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Resolved, That tho three wharycs marked, on
a plan drawn by the Surveyor, under date May It'll,
1889, two between Celeste and St. james streets
and at the south corner of Market Square
shall he built agroeably to said plan, Under the
perintcndance ot'ho Surveyor and to the satisfac-
/ On of the Cnmmtrc on Streets and Landings,
Resolved, That Wharvcs, nos. 3 & 4 be joined
together in like manncr us nos. & 3.
Resolved, That Whu,ves nos. IL, II, ID, II, Is,
l6. II & IS, shall have abuttnents at their COZ
ncrs OF II feet cach.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
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Re oved, That tho Surveyor he a"d he is here
Nv instructed to detail twelve OF. tho chain gang,
tor the purpose of clearing out the bitches recent
" dug for draining the first and 2n' wards oft''is
Municipality and for filling up and keeping in ors
der said draining district.
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Resolved. That, provided the U. S. District At
torncy makes no opposition thereto, the Council
deans it cxpcdent to postpone tho sale of tho
saua OF ground, bounded By Canal, Tchapitol.
las. Common and Magazine street., until the 2nd
Monday of january next, and that tho application"
Of the Attorney of this Municipality for the sale
or,hc same be mo lifted accordingly.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, May 20.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war;
ran, Of the Mayor, to John Gibson, Two hundred
and fifty dollars for picture of Washington, for
tho Council Hall.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, May %.
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gaAERliGE pIIYSIOlOnICAlLT DISCUS
y i SED. tdn.latcd from the French Of Jean Du-
hois, VI. u. by William Greenfield
Part LIST. On the necessity OF Marriage
Part I'd. instructions in counting, with for
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Sent to the Mayor, June II.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

KNOWLEDGE rs PowER-CrioMs Ilustra-
tion.-At meeting which took place the
other evening for the purpose Of forming a
North London Mechanics Institution, Mr..
Basin Montague, as an illustration of the
maxim that knowledge is power, related the
following anecdote. lie was walking few
months 60 in Portland Place, when he OBJ
served a large mastiff dog having lesser
one in his grippe. Several persons tried, by
splitting the mastiff's ear, and by biting and
pinching its tail, to make it let 60 its hold,
but all in vain. AT last delicate and dam
dified young gentleman came up, and ma
king his way through the crowd into the
circle, requested to be allowed to separate
the dogs; assent was given amid jeers and
laughter, whsn the dandy slowly drew from
his pocket large snuf-box, and having ia
ken pinch himself, inserted his fingers
again into the box, and withdrawing large
pinch deliberately applied it to the .nasi,ff' !
nose. The snuff operated SO powerfully or
the ANIMALS olfactory nerves, that it mo-
only Immediately let go its hold but made
its escape as fast as it could. The dand,
was loudly cheered, upon which he stopped
Cor moment, and said, "gentlemen,I hav,
merely give you proof that sKno~ledg'
| is power."'
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

Government A bank-wl,at is it but an
association Of individuals, BY which the man
or the woman. who has acquired a little sur
-plus capital. Gao, without Interruption to
their regular business, keep it in profitable
use. both for themselves and the communi-
tyf say nothing it, as means whereby
the community can reap the benefit of the
wealth Of the larger capitalists, for it is a
fact that vast proportion of the stock in
these institutions is owned, in small sums,
by this same middling interest.
Here again, however, you are met by
these same modern democrats. There is
story from the dark ages Of monopolies and
soulless corporations. This is another most
convenient weapon of attack. Seeking, as
before TO arouse jealousy and embitter pre-
JUDGE against you, they find you committing
the objectionable sin of uniting together in
the manner and for the purpose | have de-
scIibed. Down in some secret council the
leaders Of reform, many Of them engaged
all the while in these same anti-democratic
associations,-gather together the lean and
hungry band. By their nominations they
rise up the ghost of an antiquated abuse,
and placing it at the head of the marshalled
TSops, command them to shout with one
voice, Of monopolies and soulless corpora.
tons. The mandate is obeved. And
Eat once then rose so wild yell,
Within that dark and narrow dell,
As all the fiends from heaven that fell,
Had pealed the banner cry of hell"
Forth rush the democratic hosts. i
seems as if every bank must disappear be-
fore this clamorous encounter. Surely
these sincere friends Of democracy and re
form must prevail, every one of those des
potic institutions will be levelled with tn,
ground. But not all. The leaders hav,
only availed themselves of the uproar, Il
take possession of your government, and 9
the nominal object of attack,-the banks
not one is found in ruins, excepting those
whose exclusive business it has been, I
furnish supplies for the invading army"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
NOTICE.
NOVEMBER 10Th. 1889.


4 TIA meeting held this day in the town
IA of Rodney, by the Trustees of Town
ship No. 10, Range one East of the basis
Meridian, West of Pearl River, passed the
following resolutions unanimous.
Rcsolrcd, That those persons indebted to
Township No. 10, Range East Of the basis
Meridian and West of Pearl River, can have
the liberty to renew their notes for twelve
months, by paying up the interest and CIV
ing good security, such as the Trustees will
accept.
The Trustees will hold meeting in the
Town Of Rodney, on Friday the Goth day Of
December, at the Counting Room of Messrs
James g. Bayly, between the hours of lC
and 3 o'clock, to transact the said business
The Trustees will hold meeting at Cher
ry Block School House, on Saturday the
2Sth Of December, to pay the yearly dividend
between the hours Of 10 and 8 o'cock
GEORGE r. DENT, President.
GEO. LEIGHTON, Sec'y &, Treasurer.
THOMAS M MILLER,
DANIEL FRISBY,
JAMES SNODGRASS.
December 0, 1899. 81.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

IN T0EsD AZ, he eighth day of o.
! iober iext, will be sold at Public
Auction, on the premises, oil the Real Es-1
tate in the town Of Rodney, lately owned by
Fauver & Farnsworth, consisting in part Of
the following Houses and Lots, to wit:
The MANSION HOUSE, with its out
holses and. appurtenances.
SIX TWO STORY WAREHOUSES,
on the west side of Commerce street, and
north Of Magnolia street.
THREE LOTS Immediately north of
those last named, with the improvements,-
the same now occupied by Green +. Martin,
ESQ.,, Isaac Bogart, and Matthew Johnson.
The above Houses and Lots, with others
not particularly specified, will be sold on a
credit Of ONE and TWO years: purchas-
ers giving notes with good security.
Such Of the above described tenements
as are now under lease, will be sold subject
to the lease. Terms, description of the
property, &C., will be more fully given on
the day Of sale.
GUSTAVUS H. WILCOX,
Attorney for the Proprietors.
Sept. l2,ls39. Tits
| 6rThe above sale is postponed until
THURSDAY, December 26th 1899; when
/ in addition 10 Abe ~h..,a. lat nj Fnrnis,,ra
| and one Slave will be sold.-Terms oi the
latter CASH.
GUSTAVuS II. WILCOX,
Attorney for the Proprie,ors.
December 8, 1899. ts--s2.
The Fayete Advertiser will copy the
above until the day Of sale, and toiwair a.
count. i IL. ".
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

: New THxIAN SIooP-or-WAR The Aus
tia.-A new vessel of this name, destined
Tor the Texan navy, has been built at Bal
tiraore, and was to sail about the LIST inst.
for Galveston.
The Bsltimore Clipper speaks in the
highest terms of this new vessel. Accord
3bg to that paper she is Of the genus clipper,
ola larger growth than usual; a full dedged
STRIPPING, l35 feet in length, 80 feet beam
and nearly 600 tons bnrthen. Her bow i
IN del for all time. She is pierced for y
guns, medium "a Founders, has poop cab
in, 8 slate rooms, besides Pantries, sc. fin
ished and furnished in a neat. substantial
manner, without any embellishments =
With her ornament SrA stores aboard, tn
Austin will not draw over l 4 feet water, =
that she can at all times get into Galveston
harbor.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

ssWheu NJ. de Pontois went to take leave
oflhe King" says the Paris Journal du
Commerce, Ills Majesty said, an. de Pom
tots, you are undoubtedly very skilful d.
plomatist, but still there is something want
ing in you in order to be able to represent
the Government properly at Constantine
ple.' The King appeared to enjoy for q
few moments the confusion of the Ambassa-
dor, and then added-"Ycs, NJ. de Pontois,
there is something still necessary, and | give
tito you," at the same time putting into his
hands his new letters Of nobility. ION the
following day." adds the Commerce, ssthe
cards Of the diplomatist bore the words
lie Comte Edouard de Pontois.'"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
Dissolution of Co-partners6iI

THE Firm-.of Jno. ]. Thompson, Booth
or 3 Co, al Church Hin, Jefferson
County, Mississippi, vas dissolved by mu-
tual sconsent, On the Hths May last.-
Persons having claims. will present shem:
Those indebted will confer favor By early
payment to Jos. w. Thompson, who will
continue business at the same place.
JNO. ]. THOMPSON,
By JOS. w. THOMPSON.
JOS. w. THOMPSON.
KETTLEWELL WILSON,,
& HlLLARD.
Dec. 10, 1889. St
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
Falelte FemSle 'lcsl

|r1vHE Trustees Of the Fayeffe Fsa,le :
Academy, have the pleasure q infosm
the public, that this institution will he cpen-
ed on the second Monday in November next,
under the superintendance Of Mr.. Baowx,
late of Carlisle, Pa, assisted BY Miss JExK-
ms, Mrs. MARIE DEGLAE BRowN, and Mad.
vIcroRIn Dr. ST.. OxrR.
The Trustees confidently believe that
they have selected teachers eminenlIy quail
flied to discharge their duties, and who wall
give general satisfaction. Mr.. Brown, the
principal OF the institution, is an able an ex-
perienced teacher, and fully competent for
the task. The Assistants are experienced,
and. have also been engaged in teaching and
come highly recommended. Mrs. Marie
| DeGlae Brown ard Mad. De St. Conner, are
natives Of Paris, (Irance,) but are we'll &C.
quainted with the English language. Mad
De st. Omer, has with her the second prize
medal ofthe Royal Drawing School, Paris.
French and Music taught by Mrs. Marie
DeGlae Brown. The French language will
be constantly spoken in the Academy
This institution is situated in one Of the most
healthy villages in the State.
The following are the different branches
Of studies, that will be pursued by the diff
ferent classes in this institution:
! Spelling, Reading and the rud'ments Of
c.-s-.rssss Arithmetic and Grammar per
History, ancient and modern, Geography,
Natural Philosophy, per session Of Eve
months, $25
Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Rhetoric,
Criticism, Natural History, Natural Theol-
ogy, Evidences Of Christianity, Astrono-
4 my, Mineralogy, Geology, Trigonometry
: Astronomical Calculations. Moral Philos
ophy, Logic Elocution, Analogy, Sacred
II History, Mental Arithmetic, Parsing
Composition, Penmanship, &C., voca
Music, Typographical Landscape, PEI
Drawing, Ornamental, Penmanship, Paint
ing in Water Colors, Projection Of Maps
II Gliding, Embroidery Of every description
Wax Work, and Music on the Piano Forte
II The principal will give instructions PEI
p sonally in all the classes and deliver week
- " lectures-per session Of months So
lis Music on the Piano Forte 50
- Tuition in other ornamental branches, Frenc
&c., each, 81
3 Boarding per month, including fuel e
g. light 81
~ Payment must in every instance be pai
'o' in advance, and no money can be-refunde
ne for absence, except in cases of sickness.
GO Pupils are required to furnish their ow
Mattresses, Bedding and Towels. Was|
ing will be done at the institution for ten d
: lars per session.
Ior By order Of the Board.
]. M. WHITNEY, President.
JAS. ]. COLLIER, Secretary.
= Fayette, Miss, 1898. so.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
DEATH WARRANT OF CHRIST.

The following account Of the discovery Of
the death warrant of Christ, is translated
from the Courier des Etatis Unis, French
paper published in New York City,
DEATH WARRANT OF CHRIsr.-Chance
has just put into our hands, the most impo-
sing and interesting judicial document TO
all Christians, that ever has been recorded
in human annals: that is the identical death
warrant of our Lord Jesus Christ. We
transcribe the document as it has been han
dcdss U.S.
Sentence rendered By Pon,ius Plate, act
ing Governor Of Lorer GGllilee, sta
ting that Jesus Of Nasareth shall suf
fer death on the cross.
tsln the year ventecn Of the empire of
Tiberius Caesar, and the 25th day Of March,
the city of the holy JeIusu lem, Anna and
i Caiophas being priests sacrifcators of the
people of God, Pontius Plate, Governor Of
Lower Gallilee, sitting on the presidential
chair Of the Pg9;ory, condemns Jesus Of
Nazareth to die on the cross between two
thieves-the great and notorious evidence
Of the people saying
Il. Jesus is a seducer.
9. He is .editious.
3. He is an enemy Of the law.
4. iIs calls himself falsely the Son of God
rs. He calls himself falsely. the King of
Israel.
6. He entered into the temple, followed
by multitude bearing palm branches in
their hands.
Order the first centurion, Quilus Cornell.
l1s, tu4ead him to the place of execution.
Forbid TO any person whomsoever, either
poor or rich, to oppose the deaf Of Jesus.
The witnesses who signed the condem
nation of Jesus are, viz:-Daniel Robani
Pharisee: 2. Joannas Rrrobable: 3. Ra
phdel Rohani: a. Capet, a citizen.
Jesus shall 60 out of the city of Jerusa
lem by the gate of Struenus.s
The above sentence is engraved on
copper plate; on one side are written thes,
words IA similar plate Is sent to eacl
uibe.''
was found in an antique vase of whit
marble, while excavating in the ancient cit
Of Aquiifssyin the kingdom of Naples, in tn
year 1920, and VAS discovered by the Con
pissaries attachedto the French armies
All the expedition Of Naples, it was fonn
enclosed in a box of ebony, in the sacris'y
the Chartrem. The vase in the chapel
C@sera. The French translation ws
made by the members oil the Commission
Arts. The original is in the Hebrew La
guage. The Chairman requested earncs
ly that the plate should not be taken ava
from them. The request was granted, as
reward for the sacrifice they had made {
the army. NJ. Demon, onf of the savar
caused plate TO be made If the same me
el, on which he had engraved the above Sc
tence. AT the s-le of his collection of a
tiquities, it was bought by Lord Howard
$3.50 francs.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

New Orleans Rates of Uncurrent Money
New ORLEANS, Dec. IL
DIscr.
Planters Bank. do do 5a6
payable at branches, 6al2
Bank of vicksburg, Vicksburg, 35a4O
Bank Of Port Gibson, Port Gibson, 7S9
Benton & Manchester, BIZ Co., Manchester, 80
Ok of West Feliciana, r. Co., Woodville, TAB
Citizens Bank Of Madison co., 40
Commercial Bank, Columbus, Is
Commercial Bank, Natchez, s
Commercial Bank, Rodney, 6
Commercial & R.R.B Blk & br., Vicksburg,' 35a4O
Commercial Bank of Manchester, 7a6
Grand Gulf r. R. 4 Blk Co., Grand Cult, l5a20
Natchez Post Notes, l0al2
Mississippi Union Is mons. Post Notes, l4s16
Commercial Bank, Manchester, do, IA
Do. do. Rodney, do, IA
Bank of Lexington, Miss, so
Miss, Ala, r. R. Blk & Dr., Brandon, 70a75
Mississippi Shipping Co. nstohs e 80 90
Mi ssissippi Rail Road Co., IL mo. 81
Miss. Union Blk and branches, Jackson, S
Real Estate Banking Co., Holly Springs, 80
Real Estate, Kinds CO., 40
Tombigby r. r. Banking Co., Columbus, 25a3O
Vicksburg w. Works Blk. Co., Vicksburg, 3Oa35
Lake Washington and Deer Creek. SOa35
Louisville, CHM, Missouri, ILL.,, & Ind, 2a5
Bank Of Mobile, SAT
/ Plants and Merchants Bank, Mobile, sat
Blk Of State of Ala. and branches, l0alS
/ Tennessee Banks,
Il South Caroline and Georgia, 1Oals
New York. Pennsylvania, &C., 2os
Clinton and Port Hudson, q
Arkansas Banks. 69l(
Texas Treasury Notes, 68a7(
Bank of Pensacola, Florida, 10a1s
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

According to the American Almanac for
the year 1910, the stocks issued by seven
teen states of the Union, exclusive Of Maine
viz:-Massachusetts, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland, S. Carolina, Alabama,
Louisiana, Tennessee, Ohio, Virginia, Ken
lucky, Indiana, Illinois, Mississippi, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, and Michigan, from 1920
to 1888, amount to STA 49,, 1858. A con-
siderable portion OF which is held in Eu-
rope, besides large amount Of loans nego.
tiated by private interpretations, as well az
stocks thereof; and, it is said, and supposed
truly, that the debt from the two sources
held in Europe, is not less than $l7O 600
900.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

~- IT,. M~.ss MYsrzeAuLIs oFECuLATIoN
THROWN IN THE sHADn-A aaa down east
who is the owner of a very valuable breed
Of hogs, has lately realized large profit by
selling tails at three cents a cutting, kinks
double price.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

FRIEND IN NEED.-A gentleman ssunac-
customed to public speaking," becoming
embarrassed, whispered to his friend, quick
quick! give me-give me word! Upon
which the other replied, sYes, yes; what
word do sou want?'
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

GrN1ed Re0l Estate Lottery
vuVHE Grand Real Estate Lottery Of Prop
u crty, situated in New Orleans, which
was announced to be drawn in Florida: will,
according to advice just received from the
Managers, and by Authority Of the State Of
Louisiona, he drawn in the city Of Now Or
leans, in the Rotunda Of the city Exchange.
AS the folding of the Numbers, and put
ting them in the wheel will take some time,
Tickets will remain on sale for a short time
longer, by the agents in this place. See
Scheme.
Nov.26, 1889. S0-tf.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

LEcruREs-A gentleman being called on
to subscribe to a course of lectures, objected
BECAUSE said he, my wife gives me graz
tuitous lecture every evening"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
NOTKCE.

THE undersigned having disposed Of his
i interest in the Drug and Medicine store
in this place, to DR.. ID. F. ToDD, his interest
in all accounts and liabilities of the late firm
Of r. N. FErHERsToN'H g. Co., will be
settled by him.
JAMES ANDREWS.
Rodney, Nov. 3, 1889. 6O-3t.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

DIED, at her residence, in this county
on Friday, 18th inst. Mrs MARrus Yaap
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

Feather Beds & Mattresses.
a GENERAL assortment Of Feather Beds
- and Pillows, and Double and Single
Mattresses, on hand and for sale by
MATTHEW JOHNSON.
November 6, 1889. 79-h
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

HyHE annual RACES over the WA
TERLOO COURSE, 10 Claiborne
county, four miles from Gnnd Gull. will
~,...",-uco on WEDNESDAY. The "a h of
DECEMBER, 1899, and continue FOUR
DAYS.
Considerable sport is expected. and
some heavy purses anticipated.
g. D. HAMILTON, Sec'ry.
Nov %, 1889. 6O-tr.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16
Fresh Supply.

Fresh Supply.
HVHE subscribers have just received q
! fresh supply Of DRY GOODS, HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, &C.: which added to
their former stock, makes their assortment
complete. ----..
GRIFFING & CAROTHERS.
Nov. 26, 1889. SO.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

New ORLEANS, 18Th Oct. 1889.
WE hereby certify that Cotton shipped
by the Steam Boat Ganges, will be insured
at the usual rates Of premiums-said Boat
having been satisfactorily repaired:
Western Marine & Fire Insurance Co.
L. MATTHEW'S, Press.
Firemen's Insurance Company,
Ell TRACY, Sec'y.
Orleans Theatre Insurance Company,
j. A. DUREL, Scc'y.
La. State Marine & Fire Insurance. Go.
Cl4AS. w. HORNER, Scc,y.
RIrHARD L. RoBERTsoN, Inspector for
Merchants, and Ocean assurances Compa-
MES.
Atlantic Insurance Company,
n EDWIN BRIGGS, Secsy.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

New Orleans Rates Of Uncurrent Money
New ORLEANS, Dec. 12
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-16

count.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

THE NExr Co0Ra rom present indica-
tons We opine that there iIbe great deal
81 sueing 1t tie next term q our County
Court The people appear o have turned lsh-
maelite their hand IS turned against every
man, and every mans hard Is turned against
them II creditors persist q demanding
Arit d Alabama money ior their claims,
there VIII be immense sacrifices Of properly d
every sort.