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GENERAL ORDER.

Headquarters Of the Rrmy Of The y. s..
Fort King, Florida, May l6, 1899.
The Major-general-comm g-in-chief
has the satisfaction of announcing to the ar
my in Florida, TO the authorities of the Ter
ritory, and to the citizens generally, that he
has this day terminated the war with the
Seminole Indians, by an agreement entered
into with Chilto-Tustenugge, principal
chief of the Seminoes, and successor TO
Ar-pi.eke, commonly called Sam Jones,
brought to this port by Lieut., Col. Harney,
Of the I'd Dragons, from the southern part
Of the peninsula. The terms of the agree
meni are that the hostliles Immediately
cease between the parties; that the troops
Of the United States and the Seminole and
Mickasukie chiefs and warriors, now at a
distance, be made acquainted as soon as
possible with the fact that peace exists, and
that all hostilities are forthwith TO cease on
both sides; the Seminoles and Micassukies
agreeing to retire into district Of country
in Florida below Pease creek, the bounda-
ries of which are as follows viz: beginning
at the most southern point of land between
Charlotte harbor and the Colooshatchee
river, at Sauybel Island; thence into Char
lotte harbor by the southern pass between
Pine Island and said point, along the east
ern shore Of said harbor to Talak- Chopko
or Pease creek thence up that river to
Hatchee Thloko or Big creek, thence up
said creek TO its source; thence easterly 10
the Northern point Of lake Istopoga; thence
along the eastern outlet of said lake, called
lstopoga creek, TO the Kissimme river;
thence souihwardly down the Kissimme to
lake Oke-Chobee; thence south through
said lake TO Ecahlahatchee or Shark river;
thence down said river westwardIy to its
mouth; thence along the sea shore north
wardly TO the place of beginning; that six
ty days be allowed the Indians north and
east Of that boundary TO remove their fami-
lies and effects into said district, where they
are to remain until further arrangements are
made under the protection Of the troops OF
the United States, who are 10 see that thew
be not molested by intruders, citizens, or
foreigners, and that the said Indians do not
pass the limits assigned them, except to
visit the ports which will be hereafter ndl-
Gated TO them. All persons are therefore
forbidden to enter the district assigned to
said Indians, without written permission
from some commanding officer of a military
port.
ALEX. MACOMB,
, Major General Commanding in chief.
BY command of the Gcneral:
E. SCHRIvER, A. A. General.
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ALEX. MACOMB,

nhIIA' MANOMD,
Major General Commanding in chief
BY command of the General:
E. SCHRIvER, A. A. General.
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After trial of over four weeks, T. w.
DyOtt, of shin-plaster memory, has been
cOnvic ed of swindling, by jury of his
country. The penalty for the offence is
from one to seven years imprisonment.
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IL dozen Glass Boxes,
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u dozen Toy Prints,
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IL dozen Toy Watches,
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IL dozen Spoons,
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IL dozen Tooth Harps,
IL dozen Steel Pens,
IL dozen Tea Sets,
IL dozen Everpoint Leads,
II dozen Head Bands,
% dozen lunches beads,
$4,000 Fish Hooks,
l2,006 Slate Pencils,
Just received and For Sale at the cheap
Health Emporium, Bloomsburg, by
d. S. TOBIAS.
June /.
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From careful estimate, recently made,
II is found that Texas has at least i30, ,OOO,-
600 acres OF land INDICATED, and among
them some Of the finest in the world.
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MILITARY NOTICE.

The Members Of the bloomsbury .RrtH-
lery, will meet att he house of G.. Doebler,
at o'clock, p. M. on Saturday, Ito day) the
Sth inst. with arms and in uniform, for an
excursion 10 the Buck Horn.
All who are desirous of joining the COM
pany, are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order of the
COMMANDER.
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Glauber Salts, Epson salts, for
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Cheap Health EmpOriam.
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Col. M. MCDOWELL has resigned the
Captoincy Of the independent Troop
Major Criveling will be notified TO hold an
Election to supply the vacancy, at such
time and place as may suit the Company.
June s, 1899.
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We this week commence the publication Of the
speech Of the Hon WV &. RiyEs, recently delivered
IN the Senate OF the United States The speech will
be ITS own best commentary and when II conS
dercd that the speaker Of the old school Democracy
OF the odd Domtnlon'-was the friend and companion
Of Jefferson aud MsdIson-latcy Minister France
AID has long been distinguished member of the Uni
I'd States S"nate--"as prominent candidate for the
Wee Presidency, and the first choice of the New Jer
scy delegation dt the Baltimore Cunyeuton-and the
principles and conduct OF whose whole political life
have been decided, uniform. and conssrcn,-it coners
upon rs an uuspeakabe pleasure present efforts
OF such man, contrast with those who vanly and
ifnessy aspire 10 elevate TO the level Of Democracy
That mongre nondescflpt called Loeojosm-an evil
genus htoodng the land, like the dark Les,len
tisl coUd-lssuIug his mandates in the spirit Of Des
pot-cIashlng the first dawnIngs Of Independence Of
thought AID ieelmg-he first article IN whose creed IS
never think NIL tell you how aud when and when YOU
speak let 1t be the language Of your lords and
at " ashngton Such aud is not the Democ-
racy Of this scion Of Virginia ard such can be
the Democracy Of the Union The Democracy Of num-
befs Is fast putting 1t Disqualification Ca@tAe
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me sick was porng over them late last night The
discussion Of Them makes persplre the Precipitation
comes now freely, aud am relieved dlslrist Vou
err 10 be frank will 90 on, and YOU must hear IL
Firsl came the explosion Of the pet hanks-noic
comes the explosions, one after another Ia quick sue
cessIOn OF the sublfeasuTers who we're or are 10 be-
substituted Tor banks, aud will show you tina, they
prove all ] ever charged to be true
said that IN December, 1896, when Gen Jackson
gave his certificate that al was we'll honest fair tins
very eg-iressnfy, Swsrlwout, at New York, ia de-
fault S336,7iS Well sir now il appears that in ~ elye
months alter he was Ia default the tune Of 81 OI6
300 and, three months afer that time defauler
~ The stu larger sum Of 81 225705 90 Prepious 10
my ahsmp al investigation, he had been stealing public
money al the rate Of $50. 900 per annnm Aler The
eat rds 6eHed he stole in 6S023 So, and IN
the next three moEhs S2Os $50 81 Yes. sir after the
President had gwen him ceftIh ate OF honesty and
you, SIR aud the House, and the committee, and the
Executive had shielded him from all scrutiny he stole
IN one yesr The Of $3.50 1856 SO, and The next
thee months OF the OF than $500 600 per an
nun--hs delacston averaging, throughout his official
career, the sum Of more Than Sl70 600 per snnum for
seven ycHrs-dad H1s, re nOlr tOd, Irtft0ui fhs
ieGa suspicion a few may believe il but DON'T"
SIR, sad the other day that did rejoice in these
public losses aud cnlamliies though ! confessed did
feel thrill Of triumph at having gained victory for the
truth The pet hsuk system ard The subtressurers
have exploded said they would, and exposed their
hidden ennrmes, Concealed until they could be con-
cesl,d 10 longer; but ! do rejoice at ii. made
booth to st and watch for the destruction Of
rupt Nmevsh But SIR, there one poor human being
on This esrth-alone ~ the word-wrecked in re-
purston blasted lighted by men not half as worthy
be is-~ha>e soul at like these does rejoice,
must exult. Who and where is lie Sir. IL Won wll
20 down Pennsylvania avenue TO the corner Of Four
aud shsf street beneath Mrs Peyions boarding house,
you ALL find grav. headed man. stricken years his
name ls-Tohas Watkins! That man, for borrOtctHg
money of public officers funds IN their hands not con-
vcrilng fund. in hs hahds TO his use, I'M
prsoned the i4rh Of August 1929 and tired three
several indictments, on all Of which he vas convicted
AID fined on the sum Of $3.50, IN smother $500,
and the third 5000 dollars He was sentenced 10
be imprisoned three months each indictment,
in all months but though imprisoned IN August,
1929, he vas not released until March, 1888. Kept IN
Jail three ears and six months for real or Fictitious
delacaon Of S3,05O
To be continued.
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EUROPEAN AGENCY The undersigned intends
- TO leave Pittsburgh on the LIST day OF March next and
sail from New York the LIST day Of April on Tuen-
iteh Tour through every part Of England Scotland, and
Ireland ms General Agent for The purpose of attending
10 such business he may be DESTROYS Of transactng
lie intends return P:ttsburg abou, the LIST Of Decem-
Der, 1899
The agents and friends Of the subscriber and the public
requested not to forward any documents papers re-
ating 10 any claims business, untl the first
planned and approved after which instructions will be
gwen.
Money remit,ances may be made as usual 10 England
Ireland. Scotland, France, Holland, Germany, Switzer-
land, laly, &c &C. Every information connected with
the Agency may be obtained by postpaid letters address
ed JAMES STUART
jan l2 6t' European Agent PntshuIg, Pa.
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Fran The ". Y. Erening Star
VIRGINIA.

The Richmond Whig in abiding to the election
Of a Senator in Congress from that State very Judi
ciouSlY expresses hope that the Wings in heir
choice will be governed by the present and future
not BY he past by living considerations Of weight
and moment, not b. the ghosts and shadows of past
and done deeds and things; by high motives of sue
ceSsiully vlIdcating the purity Of the Government
and honor of the country not by petty resenlments,
county feuds and mstimed ambition"
This is The true policy applicable 10 Mr.. Ryes
and Mr.. Tallmadge. They are both manly and in
dependent champions OF their country, and have
for that country cut loose the political ties which
bound them 10 the administration. The Wings
might for ever fail in minority in pressing for
reform were il not for the and of eminent men, who
quit The administration ranks from motives Of pa
lriotism IL We desire To encourage others TO follow
the example it must not be done by prescription
but by holding out 10 them in the hands of conf
dence and CANCELLATION by retaining them in places
where they have been and can b. exceedingly use
ful. We TINS strengthen the Wing cause add 10
the Wing ranks and promote the great objects of
reform. When the Ship Of State ing> cltaI of the
rocks and rides calmly and TRANQUILITY al anchor,
then Will the Wings have cause TO rejoice in the
good and great work they have accomplished.
In thus State we manly owe our victory 10 Mr..
Iallnadgc and the Conservatives; and personal am
bilon and private views should never be permit ted
to iFcTpoSe the least obstacle 10 the election Of MIR
Iamadge. II would be madness to leopaidlze our
future success in this Safe BY any heSilancy any
ScrupIeS, any doubt 10 the justice and policy Of
that treasure.
In Virginia they seldom sacrifice their great men
to any such personal Objects and happy would il
have been for that great and glorious State had Mr.
Richie refused TO permi, MIR Van Buren, 10 inocu-
late Virginia with his peculiar regency organiZa-
uon-an organization embracing nothing patriotic
and which must explode when its Senator quits the
stage
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COPYING PREssEs-F. TAYLOR has now on
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BANK OF WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1882
A T THE ELECTION held on Monday. the 18th inst
"A the undermined gentlemen elected Directors of
this Institution for the ensuing year:
William Gunton, Edward Simms,
George Bomford, Francis A Dickns,
Nath. Frye. Edward Dyer
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SATURDAY, Jan. 10, 1889.
Present as Yesterday

iTeSen' as Yesterday
WIN TaInagr, Esq, Of New York, and James
fIudIdy, Esq OF Pcnnsy vanla were admitted a,,or.
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Adjourned TIL Tomorrow a, ! / o'clock
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NorE-Of these and previous issues in 1887 un.
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OF redeemed except about two millions.
None were issued after the last date OF October ,
iooo OF The new issue authorized 2sl Of May, 1898
Only about half million have been redeemed If
the new issue
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FRrDAy, January IS, 1889

hchsId = Marvin Esq, of Now York, was admit.
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No. 10. William X Smith, appellan, >, CAV R;ch.
ards. The argument of tins case was continued no
Mr. Patton for the appellant.
Adjourned t Tomorrow / o'clock
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WILKINSON COUNTY.

Probate Court, October Term, 1889.
"O all persons interested in the Real Els
tate of John R. Deloach, "a minor)-
Greeting :--Yo on are hereby cited TO be and APP
pear before the Probate Court of said county.
on the Cd. Monday Of December eighteen
hundred and thirty-nine, and shew cause, il
any you have or can, why The Real Estate OF
said John II. Deloach should not be sold, Io-wit:
one undivided ninth part Of The following tracr
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bounded as follows, to-wi; On the East by
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w Leatherman, and on the South by & A &
c J Thornton, containing i've hundred and Gl.
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Judge of Probate Court in and for the
County OF Wilkinson, the second Non
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
z Court Of Amite County, granted at the No
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and hco years, TO the highest bidder, at the door
ofthe Court House in Liberty, on Tuesday the
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kange s, East, containing l54 74l00; and the
South West quarter of the South West quarter
vi Section 90, and the South West quarter OF
South East quarter of Section 10, and the East
half Of the South West quarter of Section 30,
in Township No. 8, Of Range Nos, East, con-
tanning 1866 79-100 acres.
HENRY LARD,
administrator.
November 90, 1889. 48'ds