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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

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In France the public miod was reeov-
ering from The sgitaiions consequent upon
the ministerial crisis and the Paris rot.
and msiters were ,etiling down inio their
usual train.
The new ministers were pursuing a
prudent course OF coneilia,ton, and II was
not doubted that they would be able 10
m siniain The mselves in the Chamber and
elsewhere.
The official evening paper states tia,
the government is nbou, 10 bring forward
IN the Chan,ber Of Deputies, n proposal
for granting reward and indemnifea,ion
10 those persons who have either sulIerrt.
in the late Instruction. or whose parents
or relatives have been disabled or killed.
The King has granted from his pr,vy
purse 10000 francs towards :he imr,e-
date relief Of the families OF The nation al
guards and soldiers who wcre killed or
wounded on the 18th and 9Th OF MAY.
the Quecn and the Duke Of Orleans 4. QUO
francs each. and Madame Adelaide 5. coo
francs, the whole Of which sums have
been paid into tho hands Of Marshal Ge-
rard.
The Constitutional states that Marshal
Gudino has seen appointed grand chan.
cellor OF the legion Of honor.
Arrests continue 10 be made, Of persons
supposed or known 10 have taken part in
the riot. The Csrlist paper announces
the approaching marriage of Mademo;-
selle de Rosny, daughter Of The Du,chess
dc Berry. and grand daughter Of tie late
King Charles Y. 10 his royal hishncss
the Count DC Leccs. brother 10 the King
OF Naples. They are fire, cousins.
VERY LATE FROM ENCLAND-APRr.
VAL OF THE STEAM SHIP LIVER
FOOL.
The steam ship Liverpool arrived at
Now York on Sunday at noon, bringing
Liverpool adviees TO the 18th. and Lon don
IN the i2ih June. both inclusive. We
are Indebted TO friend at Liverpool for
London and Liverpool papers oil the la
test dates. The Liverpool arrived on, in
II days and 10 hours.
The Hon. Daniel Webster had arrived
at London. and taken npsI,menis at the
Brunswick House Hotel.
In the political world there appears
little OF interest.
COTTON MARKET.
The news respecting Cotton is fsvera.
bic. The market had improved, and " a.
firm al the last dates.
LIVERPOOL, June IL.
Coi,on-The improved ccndi,ion for
Gotten noticed in our circular Of last week
continues. and there has been n very fair
amount Of business doing; the sales be-
ing. in four days. about $4,000 bags. a,
some further improvement in prices. par
heu!arly in the common qualities Of A mer.
lean, which are this week ID per pound
higher.
This Improvement in prices must be
attributed entirely TO the hrmncss Of
holders, who a, the present moment keep
the market sparingly supplied, hence an
advance within the las: fortnight Of ! per
pound in ordinary to midiling fair quail
ties OF American and hi, too. whilst
there Is no material Change for The better
IN the general trade OF the country.
GRAIN MARKET.
There appears no new feature OF inte-
rost IN the Grain Markets either in Lon.
don or Liverpool. The import Of foreign
Wheat, sill continued very heavy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

There is light house a. Portland in
Cbauisuque county. New Work. which is
wholly supplied By gas "a hich issues from
The hssufes ~ a nsighborinz rock. A
rude fefefgoif has been erected over one
OF ibe assures. and ilo "a, u coptsvsd
70 ihe beacon BY means o. conduts 49,
The supply - constant. and .he light
which - generated By TIE gas. o. saij 10
eqoal 10 br,lIiancy lhe gsslisht which
- prepared for CITIES IL "a. noticed IN
The public prints. some time ago. thar lhe
whole village Il Fredonis, which "a ew
miles from Portland. wss lighted by gas
collected from these natural sources
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

a most distressing accident occurred
at lIaiheld's Rolling Mill. in the vicinity
OF Alexandra, pa on last Monday al.
iernoon. y msn named John Green.
while assisting in rolling bar iron, met
with sudden and horrible death. lie
bad on an ovenhirt made ofcoarse line n,
1hIch he wore while at WORK: when IN
the &C; OF reaching pair of iongs across
the couplings Of the rollers, the shut
caught, Cnd he vas dragged head fore.
most through the space between them,
they not being more than six inches apsrt.
The velocity OF the wheel at the time Vas
90 or % revolutions in minute, and
those around could scarcely breathe until
ihs body was ihro1n out a muiilaicd
corpse = HolisdaySGbrg Standard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

The Fourth Of Julyis TO be celebrated
IN Northampton in = style highly srsd,,a.
bio 10 tho taste OF the inhaa.,ant. of Thai
place. The following is The acsoun, uhieb
me Northampton Courier gives Of The
manner IN vhieh the celebration Of Ito
anniversary Ola ns;ion's indel. n1enee
has been held in pas, yesrs:-
Some beautiful lawn or grove is select.
ed by the managers, Who are chosen al a
meeting OF the ladies'. Eigh, gentlemen.
selected by the lady managers, come in 10
their aid. and, previous TO The fourth. bepu.
tIui tables are LAID and archer Of wreath,
ahd eves-greenS and flowers are ealy
thrown over them. Before tlis The LADY
managers exiehd their Invitations geuer.
ally through the village. anditis expected
That every family whIeh accepts, viii send
on the anDivefssSy morning contributions
OF cake and flowers. This pretty rival.
ship brings upon the table the most ex.
quis'ie things for The eve, Tor the taste
and the senses About three O'clock
Tie guests begin 10 assemble. The gen
ilemen Introduce The cor pany 10 the lady
managers. who ere always afsSi0U. and
beautiful and dGiy decked as "Flots,
daash.er'." The afternoon Il asssd IN
social intercourse. inieffsssed " iih mu,ic
cooling rsfresaEcIis and o rural dsneesa
'he green. a more beautiful sight can.
not be imagined. A more rational and
delightful say Of passing This snni,ersry
cannot be conceived. We commsnd,tto
'he people Of every town sad village m
'h'' vest eonnify. thus 10 keep The ,rin,
OF patriotism alive. by asseciAiiag IL Nth
domestic pleasure and rural hilniiy"
The u tbs true way Of eslebtaiing tic
Fourth oiJuly. WsnsgD lively woman.
should participate 10 the eele6rn,ion.--
Men are bru,es without her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

A ioefy eleb in vugisia have named
their two 1eetess racers 'swsnWour' and
'.Pnes." They viii Of course bear OF al
The Stakss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Why Is stick Of isiTy ike horse -
bssau's The more yOu bes It the tester Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
Nrw Yonr- Innn oG

ANAW y URN juno ~.
-4i!e7tfca Eseope and Deah of a Con.
tic' --A''ut noon on Sunday. one OF the
bieoh"oI''s island oobvIeis, named Isaac
stage recently sentenced by the Court Of
Sessions Tor three years WAS found to be
missing from his place Of confinement
Seareh Vas male, and he vas discovered
attempting 10 make good bic escape by
winning across the East river. lie
Vsa hailed by the sen'ibel on shore, 20
which. however the unfortunate convict
paid no attention, he being then nearly
IN the middle Of The current, and doubt
less thinking bis escape CERTAIN. when
the former fred. snd. a, Siagg ia mediate.
J y sunk, 81 Is suppoicd that The bsll must
hsve struck his head. and caused insiso,
death. Nothing Vas afterwards seen Of
h'm. nor has ibe body been yet recovered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

SrIcfpE o. ~ EbrToR.-Mr. Era
Jewell, editor Of The Argus, =, Lyons.
Wayne county, lew Yofk. committed
suicide las; Monday, BY discbsrsioe pis.
Gel ~ his bFsss,--ths ball from which pass.
ed thorough his heart. Such On sei IN coy
other than al editor, would Be The mot
inexegsable Of folIie,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

EreeViion ofq Pois.--KoStAsKt.a Pole,
who participated IN the Polish insurreei,on
o1 1880. was recently shot Of Wdna. on
which occasion 1000 men were Pot under
arms on the place 81 execution lie had
retired 70 France after the fall Of Wauaw
and having secretly returned 10 Poland
without applying Tor permission. he va,
'cized and tiled a. being On emissary 81
TIE revolutionary propagsnds. lie died
Siih great fouItude, smiled and ioked on
behoiding the grave which had been pre-.
pared l0r The reception 81 bis corpse, and
refused 70 say sny thing that would com.
prori'e any ef bis eonnifymen. HIS fe.
quest that be might not b blindfolded pre-.
PafaioTy 70 being shot was rejected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Mn ADAMS on PIIRFNOI. ogY II.
following shHscisfrsfie euer from Mr.. Atam..
Is published "a he AieIsadna 0azeRs.
WAsnisDroS Apul s, i23g
DrsR Sra: have read with gfe.t,sn..
action your iWo Le elyrcs upon de Sc,snes
81 Entomology, Ebich have never been
able 10 prevail open myself 10 think n ..
lemons speesla'ieo. have cla.ed t
"nh aiehymy, Whh Judicial sslolog,
With agguTy-and a. Cicero saysthatbs
woncefs how two Roman segor, could
ever look each other IN the face urhyut
laughing, have felt something ofths nne
surprise That tWs learned phYenolozpY
Gao meet without The ike Temptation
Bul, 81 II has been said II Bishop Bsfs.
leys sniimaicusl system. thst BE- be-
concentrated. beyond I'll possibility q
feluiahon, wbst no msn IN be fentes fsl
believe, 80. without your aantanrs
should never have been able 10 encoa4.
ief The system Of ibiTiy.ihfee Or ih,r,.
I've faculties q she immoftsl soul 81
clustered on lhs blind SIDE Of The heai--
: 'hahk you 20 furnishing ne viih affa.
men' 70 mest,he doctors shopsck Up hs
i've senses IN ihuty-6ye parcels d hs
BRAN. an glad that your Lecture, hl's
been 90 sUecsssful add hope that itsy
Sil Be yet more 90. 10 recalling ibe sotsf
sense Of The nafeyisf philosopher q 90
ags 20 the dignity q "a fnpsrisiaJs nias
Tsmsin, dear ear. very respectfully
your sf'end, J. q. AoAAS
70 D. Tsssls savAii, Essai-si,u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

CURe or CIrB Foor.--Ws have met
two or ihrce notices Of late in our ex-
change papers Of operations which have
beea successfully attempted for club foot.
10y the division OF the fehdo aetiLiis. This
operation was hrsi performed in Hanover.
BY DIR. Louis S,romeper, in lS3D. and
continues TO excite st,he present moment
great interest throughout Europe. Till
the successful issue OF ais experiments,
the club foot in adul, subjects was regard
ed as an inourablc deform,ty. The cases
IN which IL has bsen cured. however.
within the las. few years. may DO already
numbered by hundIeds.
In France. the operation was FIRST per-
formed by Bowler. in the year ls25.
aud j, has been repeated by bin several
times. The Academy Of Sciences of
France awarded TO this gentleman in 1887
the second surgical prize. (6.000 francs.)
principally for his researches on the ef-
fecb Of tho division Of the tendo aehillis
for the cure Of club foot NJ. Duvsl. ano.
;her French surgeon. in memoir pro-
ssnied by him to the Royal Academy Of
Scisnces OF France. on the 10Th June,
1877. reports sixty cases OF cure Of club
ioS'' W tH's ptoScss, within inc nine
months previous. His youngest subject
was ten months old. the olde., sixty ono
wears.
To the name OF Stronger, Bou,icr.
aad Duvai. wo may add the name OF
a gentleman distinguished for surgical
skill and science. now resident IN this city.
We allude TO DIR. Detmold. lie was the
first 10 perform the opcra;ioE in this coun.
try. Within the las, two or three wears
be has operated in n hundred instances
with entire success. We have examined
casts taken from the feet OF his subjects,
before The operation. exhibiting the most
shocking deiormiiy-adul,s subjects, msny
Of them. aud some far advanced IN life
and casts OF the same feet after the COM
ploiion Of The curative process, perfectly
| well formed. and without any thing 20
indicate thu, they had ever been missha-
pea. Thus the process, When performed
by surgeon OF science add experience.
10 safe and certain. whatever may be the
age OF the patient
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Thine ne rsadiag If nsrv werf."-
II not untrequenily occurs when persons
ere asksd il they will subsenbe Or =
newspaper, or IL they already take u. iisi
they reply, "No. bui ny neighbor B
takes II, and have the reading of Il eve.
~ week" Such oNen odd, that they
like The paper, and some time cay thew
consider Il che best paper they know of
They ere benefited every ~rek by ,he
tolls. perplexilies and expenditures q
those eho receive nelhieg IRON lhem IN
return.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

There appears no new feature OF int
rost IN the Grain Markets either in Lon
don or Liverpool. The import Of foreigi
Wheat. sill continued very heavy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

There Is a woman in Boston 20 ugly
thil her doctor has ordered her q quart ol
ssgfon tee daily, 90 prevent Il from sfSis-
iag in and kiiling her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Al OH lady 10 ,he e5aoiry. hsadaz al
The death OF an acquaintance 81 ter's.ho
resided ~ the CITY. sad sho gueuea be
must have died Of N-fas Nul'iesu',s. n,
she bad heard the diiesse waI very psc.
Ssleni,here.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
Tenn. and N. Ala.
ordinary to Good and Fine 12a15

From Ordinary to Good and Fine l2a15
cents. Sales.
The rise in Cotton occurred at so late n
period in the season, that very little benefit
accrued to the planter, as the crop was most
ly sold, and had passed into the hands of the
mercant before the favorable change occur
red. But for this loss, some rccompense
will be received by the continuance Of the
high prices through the next season--an e.
vent that can now be safely calculated upon
The shortness Of the last crop is sufficient
guarantee of that fact, and the withdrawal
ola large amount Of capital from the cultiva-
ton of cotton, in consequence Of the distress
of the times, leaves reason to doubt whether
the present crop will exceed the last. We
know that in Mississippi many plantations
are broken up, and the lands thrown out o.
cultivation by the insolvency of the proprle
tors. In this way a large deficiency will be
create in many sections, and the effects o
the same cause must be felt more or less ex
tensively throughout the Southern country
| Nv. o. Bulletin.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
TOWN COUNCIL.
RODNEY, May 7, 1889.


Present Jno. 7. Yoe, President:
Messrs. Lawton, Wilcox, Watkins, Wor
Ellington, and Henderson.
Absent G. T. Martin.
The committee Of finance presented the
following:
Resolred, That twenty-eight Dollars and
twenty-five cents be allowed James w Cole
man for signing Corporation Tickets; and
that the same be paid by the Comptroller,
and charged in his account, as voucher
against the proceeds of Corporation notes
issued by him.
Resolred, That the bill Of Messrs. Hunt
and Service for timber, amounting to two
hundred and twenty-five Dollars and eighty
seven cents be allowed; 10 be paid out OF
any funds remaining in the Treasury.
Woodford Wood presented his bill for act.
ing as clerk at two meetings, amounting tc
four Dollars: allowed.
The bill of Jacob Greenwalt, for hauling
amounting to thirty-two Dollars and seven
| ty-five cents, was allowed
The bills Of II. M. Bassett and N. Dady
were referred to the Finance Committee.
On motion, the fine imposed upon Mr.
Henderson, for non attendance at the las
meeting, was RENTED.
On motion, adjourned, to meet next Mon
day evening.
JNO. T YOE, Pres't.
r. w. WoRTHINGToN, I. c..
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11

back towards the river TO Thos. A. Comp
toms lot, and large unoccnpicd ware house -
Lot and House occupied by Murray e. Gar
nett as a Dry Goods store, No. not known,
fronting 90 feet on the east side Of Com
merce street, running back 100 feet; ava
cant Lot fronting 60 feet on the south side
of Magnolia street, running buck 40 feet,
lying between the lots recently purchased
by John Watt and vacant lot belonging to
~. B. Warren;-a vacant Lot fronting 60
feet on the north side Of Commerce street,
and 100 feet on the east side Of Sassafras
street, adjoining the dwelling of G. 7. Mar
tin, ESQ.,, No. not known Lot and Houses
occupied by Warren G. Henry as DWELL
ing, kitchen, &c. fronting 60 feet on the
North side Of Magnolia street, and 100 feet
back towards Hunts creek Brick House
and Lot adjoining the Commercial Bank Of
Rodney, fronting about 25 or 80 feet on the
North side of Magnolia street, and running
back 100 feet towards Hunts Bayou
Lot and House occupied by r. w. Worth
ington as dwelling, fronting about 20 feet
on Magnolia street, adjoining the property
of John Goodin on the west, which is occu-
pied by John I. Voc as dwelling ;-and
the lot on which the dwelling of J U. Evans
stands, fronting 60 feet on Magnolia street.
and running back 100 feet towards Hunts
Bayou said property being levied on as
the property of the said defendants George
Overaker and John Quicker, to satisfy tht
above named executions and all costs.
GEO. TORREY, Shift.
By VIM. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Shift.
May 3, 1889 5lts6
P. s. The improvements which R. "
Worthington has made upon his lot are nc
to be sold.
GEO. TORREY, Shift.
By VIM. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Shift.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
MANSION HOUSE.
III rFUyIIE undersigned having taken
1s&k - this well known tavern stand

III rFUyIIE undersigned having taken
-. II this well known tavern stand
n Rodney, and made such repairs as were
necessary, the House is again opened for
the entertainment of the public.
His Table will ut all times be furnished
with the best the country will afford, and
every exertion will be used to make tho stay
of the traveller comfortable and agreeable.
He has number Of pleasant and we'll
furnished rooms for the accommodation Of
families.
There is also good and well furnished
Stable attached to the premises, and trav-
clers may rest assured that their horses will
be well attended to.
The subscriber respectfully invite the
public to give him call, and pledges him
self to use every exertion in his power to
afford general satisfaction.
r. R. HILL.
May l. 1889 5l-4t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
COTTON MARKET.
New ORLEANS, May 4, 1873

NEW ORLEANS, May 4, 1889,
The business in Western Produce has
been good s.nce our last, but in all 9th er de-
partments Of trade we hear the same oft re-
peated complaints. The weather has been
fine throughout the week. The Mississippi
remains at the same stage as last week, Al
feet below high water-mark
CoHon-For the few DAYS succeeding
our last report, the effect of the speculations
alluded to therein continued to be felt, but
since Tuesday last our market has rallied,
and large sales have been made at very full
prices. We make some reduction on our
previous quotations of Middling and Fair
Cottons, in which qualities the principal
operations have been made. A small lot Of
very choice Cotton was sold yesterday
above our highest quotation, (say at 10 cts
per Id. but it was particular crop, and
not large enough to warrant a change in our
quotations.
We estimate the sales of the week at from
$4,000 to 10000 bales, of which we give
following particulars: 1900 bales Louisiana
and Mississippi at l6 3-S, 1900 Tennessee
and Alabama at 49,, % Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi at Is, 112 at Is, 160 at 1874, $50 at
143, sos at 15s, ii at ID, Is at l3 3-S, 36O
at l63, 81 at IA, 22s at Is 5,l6, 524 at l54
672 a. Ia, 535 at Ia, ITO at TIA, 60 al
Isl, 1850 Mobile at Ia, 400 at 14ia15
$50 at l7s, 1872 at III, lOl at l44, $50 a
/. l3lal5.
The exports of the week are 1880
bales; of which, to Liverpool 3O,529, Havr'
7,7S5, Marseilles 60, New York 1853, Boston
573. Philadelphia III bales; while the i'm
ports of the same time are ii BAT bales
making a reduction in stock Of {, 479 bales
and leaving on hand stock OF l24,44'
bales, including all on shipboard not cleare
on the I'd instant.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION:
La. and Mss,
Ordinary l3a13a, Middling 14al4a, Fa
154al53, Good Fair l6tal7, Good and Fin
17ial6 cents,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
Henry 81 HOyle

HAVE removed their Store to the house
- formerly occupied by Fauver and
Farnsworth, where they have just received
and opened very large and well selected
STOCK of Dry Goods, Hard
tc0Te, CrOcke1.y, Saddlcry,
Groceries, &c.
Their Goods are all new, and the public
are invited to call and see them, as they will
be sold low.
May 4 81
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
Administrators Notice.

4 T the April term, 1889, of the Probate
"a Court Of Jefferson County, Mississip-
pi, the undersigned was appointed admins
traitor de 0onis non on the estate of Josiah
Stone. dec.-Notice is therefore hereby Civ.
en- to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them
properly authenticated within the time pre-.
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
G. r. MARTIN. Adm'r.
April 25, 1899 Soft
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11

S 7 virtue OF the above named Wrlts to
- me directed as Sheriff of Jefferson
County, Mississippi, will expose to public
sale on Monday the 10th day of June next,
lit being the first day. of the June term of
the Circuit Court within the hours prescri-
bed by law, for ready cash, before the court
house door in Fayette in said county, the
following described property, situate and
being in the town of Rodney, and county
and state aforesaid, to wit Lot No. l, 'front.'
ing so feet on Commerce street, and 12O
feet on Magnolia street, to the Mississippi
river Lot No. 2, fronting 60 feet on Com
merce street, adjoining No. l, running 100
feet to the Mississippi river;-Lot No. 3,
fronting GO feet on Commerce street, adj
joining No. 2 on the north, and the properly
Of Levi G. Harris, occupied by Mr.. Smith
as a tailor's shop, on the south, o. which
are some buildings suitable for n1echqnics'
shops, &c.-Lot No. 5, fronting 90 fest "a
Commerce street, running back 100 feet q
a vacant lot, and the large Warehouse nov
occupied by D. & J. 8. Bone as . produce
store Lot No. 6, fronting 60. feet o.
Commerce street, running back towards the
river 100 feet, to vacant lot and building
occupied by D. & ]. s. Bone as q ware
house; --one vacant Lot, No. unknowns y
ing between Lots No. S and and the river
running 100 feet parallel with the river
Lot No. 10, fronting 60 feet on Commerc,
street running hack along Pine street to
wards the river 100 feet to Lot owned b,
Thomas A. Compton, and house on it occu
, pied by A. M. HALEY as q dwelling ;-Le
No. IL, fronting so feet on Commerce
street and 40 feet on Pine street, runnin
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
Notice.


\ LII persons are hereby cautioned a.
"A gainst trading for three promissory
notes, drawn by Geo. w. Bone and Jno.
Mckinley, dated Nov. LIST, 1887, payable
to David Bone, or order, at the Com
mercial Bank of Rodney, at times, and in
the sums following, viz:
One note for $4,000, payable May 4th
1899;
One note for $4,000, payable Nov. 4th,
1899.
One note for $4,000, PAYABLE May At h
1910.
The consideration Of the foregoing several
notes having failed, we shall not pay the
same unless compellen by law.
GEO. w. BONE.
JOHN MCKINLEY.
May 3, 1889.
| GTThe Natchez Courier, New Orlean
Bulletin, and Cincinnati Gazette, will Civ,
the above three Insertions aud forward nc.
counts to this office 5l-is
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-11
A CARD.

VvHE undersigned have associated them
! selves under the firm of MURRAY &
GARRETT, for the purpose of transacting
the Mercantile BUSINESS in this place.
They have purchased the entire stock Of
Goods Of Conrad 8 Knight, which with an
.sddifional supply Of seasonable goods order
q ffonl the East, will render their stock
cousplete. They respectfully solicita share
81 lie patronage Of their friends and the
public generally.
EDWARD B. MURRAY,
THOMAS w. GARNETT.
March 9, 1889. 43-i2ts