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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-01-22

Administrators Sale.
THE undersigned, administrator Of the
eGtaie Of John Fort, dec. will sell sell at
public sale on
The First Day IF January aexs,
at the court house at Fayette in said county,
on u credit Of twelve months, TWO NE
GRO SLAVES of said deceased. Purcha-
sers to give bond and security according e
law.
EDWARD BRADFORD, Admir-.
November 26, 1888 %
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-01-22
a administrators Sale

December Z, 1888
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-01-22

q I've 1s-ss D q z q 'zss'ss
Coles Creek, Def<psber n 1888.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
CHAPTER VIII.
REGMENTAL COURTS MARTIAL.


l. majority of the field officers of any re-
giment are authorized 10 hold the regimental
courts martini, called BY The commandant of
the regiment pursuant 10 Inc requirements OF
the Militia Act of 1897. and one session OF said
court snail be holden in each town, in the month
of June annually.
.. The executions issued BY the regimenta
court martial shall be signed by the senior field
officer present, ard made returnable 10 regi.
mental head quarters.
8. Ali non.commissioned company officers,
who have incurred any penalty for non.apPear-
ance, or non-e equipment or uniform, at any
officers drill, or regimenial muster, or by
reason of unmilitary conduct when on duty,
disobedience of orders, or neglect to warn,
shall be summoned before the regimental courts
martial and tried as other dclinquents are.
f. All commissioned staff and company
officers, and all non commissioned staff officers,
uho shall incur any penalty for non appearance,
non equipment or uniform, at any officers
drill, regimental muster, or election, and all
colnmandanis of companies who snail incur any
penalty for non appearance, hon-equipnent or
uniform, at any company training or election,
shall be amerced by the adluiant of the reg-
ment 10 which they belong, and shall be tried
before The regimenta court martial next TO be
holden in the town in which the delinquent re-
sides.
5. In all cases in which fines are made pay
able to tie regimenial quartermaster, and pay
meni is made TO him after enforcement issued,
cost shall be taxed 10 the time of payment.
6. In case OF the absence or inability of the
quarter master and quarter master sergeant,
the colonel shall have power to authorize any
Indifferent person 10 serve amercements and
levy executions.
7. Where the fine in which the delinquent
is amerced is united by the regimental court
martial in consequence of an excuse, which
was LOT rendered to the captain within twelve
days after the June training. costs of citation,
service of the same. Witnesses and court fees
shall be taxed against the delinquent, and exc
cutcn nav issue therefor. And in all cases III
which execution issues, twenty-five cents shall
be taxed for it.
s. Where Judgment is rendered for fine
by the regimenlal court martial, the following
fees are 10 be taxed as cost. viz: For the off
cor serving the an3ercemenr, or subpoena for
witnesses, six cents per mile for travel. SIX
cents for reading. and seventeen cents for co
py for the captain. twenty-five cents for the
amercement and for court fees. twenty-five
cents for Judgment by default, and fifty cents
for Judgment on hearing. The cost taxed for
execution and court fees shall be paid by the
collecting officer, with the fines. 10 the regi.
mental quartermlsisr.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

9. Witnesses, attending before the regi.
mental courts martial. shall be allowed the sum
of fifty cents for each and every days atten-
dance, and FIVE cents per mile for travel, to be
paid by the delinquent. if Judgment is render
ed against him, but out of any funds in the
hands Of the quarternastcr. if tho delinquent is
excused.
10. All executions issued by the regimental
court martial shall be directed to, and levied
by, the qua:rermaster or regimental quarter
master sergeant. The regimental quarter.
master shall have power 10 serve citations and
levy executions throughout the state, and the
regimental quartermaster sergeant shall have
the same power throughout the regiment to
which he is attached.
IL. In case of the absence or inability Of a
majority of the field officers TO attend any re-.
gimenial court martial, any one of the field Off
GERS shall have power to adjourn said court.
not exceeding 80 days.
CuAprT "
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
THE MIDDLEBURY PEOPLES PRESS.

otherwise appropriated. Provided. that 1t
shall be the duty of the commandant of each
regiment. to certify, in his order upon the
treasurer as provided for by this section, that
the reginenral drills and courts martial have
have been duly held as required by law, for the
then current year, before said order shall be
paid by the treasurer.
/ Approved Nov. 10, 1889.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

ESQ.,, of Jamaica. Long Island. one Of the most
opuent land proprietors of this state, ccmmen-
ced forming extensive mulberry plantailons,ior
sale about two years ago, but has become so
thoroughly convinced Of the immense and cer-
tain profits TO be derived from the growing OF
raw silk for export, that he now refuses to sell
any Of his trees, but is erecting an immense
cocoonery, replete with every convenience. for
feeding from one and half to two millions OF
worms. DR.. Bloodgood. of Flushing, who
made experiments the past season with CO.
coonery, on a limited scale, has so fully Salts
! fed his mind as to the safety and certainty
of the business, that he proposes to devote him.
self almost exclusively 10 the erection and man.
apement of extensive cocooneries on his prop
erty near the village. When such men take
the lead, it augurs every success to the cause.
Flushing Six Farmer.
SOUND TEETH. An English physician IS
of the opinion that there is species oil con-
sumption brought about by decayed teeth; the
lungs are effected by the breath, which IS made
foul by the carries and the secretion OF food,
which becomes offensive. 1t is thought that
consumption is very frequently suPerlnduced
by this cause.
SILK GRowER's ALMANAC FOR 1S4O.--lms
is the silk growers own book, and useful one
it is, containing, besides the Calender and AS
Economical department. much valuable INFORM
alton concerning the silk culture. The author
is Mr.. F1:H1AN, of Philadelphia.
Mr. Samuel Feast, of Baltimore, raised about
40 bushels of Rohan potatoes from peck ana
A half plsn,ed; he also raised -four barrel full,
heaped up, from one potdiOe planted.
| The manufacturers at Lowell, and IN
most other places, are SAID to be contrac-
: ting their operations-some 80 per cent
others at full stop.
Half century ago, Ohio was wilder
ness. Now that State, has population
of one million five hundred thousand-one
large and densely populated city and halt a
dozen thriving large towns-one thousand
and ten post-offices--fve incorporated
cities-thirtv-thr banking companies
ten colleges. and principal semlnaries of
learning, together with public institutions
for the insane the deaf and dumb, and the
blind. Some small idea may be had OF
what the next fifty years will work in tho
Great West, from the past.
THANKSGIVING SUPPER.-"These are ex-
cellent potatoes" said good lady, as she
spread her butter on the mealy substance
-"Yes," said better lady or her right.
"they are great deal better than we de-
serve y True" replied her on ;hc left
%, the wicked one ! ''it is a pity they
were not alittle frozen, TO be jest what we
I all deSarUe! r
Farmers about here positively declare.
that rather than sell their pork for less than
five cents pound, they will fA to and
eat if themselves, if they have sit up all
night to do it l-CLa7emOnt Eagle.
| A cure for the Blind StGggers in horse
Whenever you perceive it, bleed them well in
the spur veins, and physic them well with iar'--
arack, which will soon cure them.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
Brighton Market.

0IItIfOOIf IT,
Atmarket $50 Beef cattle, $40 Stores, 1880
Sheep, and $50 Swine.
PRICES. Beef Caule-We quote first quail
ity 81, second quality 800 $50, third quail
ty Ats, $50.
Barreling Cattle-Mess $3.50, No. l, g.:
Stores-Yearlings $40 IL, two year OLD
Is %.
Sheep-A few lots only were sold. at sl'oO.
Its 1925.
Swine-One lot to peddle al IA, and ons
at "a. A very few only were retaaled OF
accoun; Of the weather.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
CHAPTAlx
ARMS.

l. The governor is hereby authorised and
directed to receive from the United States, as
part ofthe quota of this state, as the same
may become due under the &c: Of Congress !;
of 1903, rifles 10 the amount of two thousand.
including what have already been received IN.
der the Militia Act of 1897.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
CHAPTER VII.
TRIMMINGS. Musters and Drills.


l. The commissioned, non-commissioned
officers and musicians Of each regiment, in the
unif1rm prescribed by virtue OF the militia act
of 1887, shall bicnniay, rendezvous, between
the 20th day of August and the 25th day of
September. within their respective limits, Two
days successfully, for the purpose of drilling
and improvement in military discipline; the
days of rendezvous TO be designated in orders
by the commandant of brigade.
3. The third and fifth sections of the tenth
chapter of the act-to which this is in addition,
be and the same are hereby repealed.
3. The militia Of this state shall be assem-
blcd in 1910, and every second year there af
ter. in the month OF September, for review, in
spec,iom and discipline. by regiment, the time
OF assembling to be designated in orders by the
commandment of brigade.
3. For all rcgimental reviews provided for
in this act the men snail be warned TO meet at
eight O'Clock in the forenoon.
5. The commandant of any company in this
state may, in his discretion, call his company
together for military discipline and instruction,
in addition TO the times herein provided, one
day, previous 10 the regimen'al muster.
CHAPTER VIII.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

nrov;des that the officers attending the regi-
mental courts martial shall not receive any COM
nensation, be, and the same hereby is repeal
ed.
Q. The drilling officer at any regImental
drill shall receive for each days attendance the
sum ofthree dollars, and. If he be the MAJOR
general of the division, or the commanding OIL
fcer of the regiment, the further sum OF SIX
cents for each miles travel.
2. The officers attending the regimental
courts martial ordered by the Militia Act of
1897. shall receive the sum of one dollar for
each davis attendance and six cents for each
miles travel. =,
a. The adl.ltant and inspector general shall
receive an annual salary Of two hundred and
fifty dollars. to be paid out of the treasury OF
the state.
5. Each commissioned, non-commissioned
officer and musician shall be paid for each day s
attendance, al any reglmena drill IN their re-
spec,iye regiments, the sum of one dollar.
CHAPTER VI.
RULES AND ARTICLES.
/. The twenty fourth article of tbs ninth
chap,er of the act TO which this is in addition,
be and the same hereby is repealed.
2. All delinquents, to be tried before brig
ade court martial, shall be served with copy
of the charges and specifications preferred a.
cainst them, at least ten days privious to the
time Of trial.
3. Every non.commissioned office, musi,
clan and private who, being duly ordered shall
unnecessarily neglect 10 appear at any eicc-
ton of company officers, a, the time and place
APPOINTED. shall forfeit and pay the sum OF one
doll lr, 10 be collected in the same manner as
other fines for non appearance at any company
training now are.
4. Every commissioned officer who, being
duly ordered, shall unnecessarily neg lect to
appear at any election Of field officers. at the
time and place appointed, shall forfeit and pay
the sum of two dollars.
). The third and fourth sections of the 9th
chapter OF the nc; 10 which this is in addition
shall be construed TO extend 10 all cases in
which compensation is provided for officers
and soldiers by this act.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

The manufacturers at Lowell, and in
most other places, are said to be contrac'
ting their operations-some so per cent
others at full stop.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

Mr. Samuel Feast, of Baltimore, raised about
40 bushels of Rohan potatoes from peck and
half planted; he also raised -four barrel full,
heaped up, from one pOtaioe planted.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

SILK GRowER's ALMANAC FOR 1S40.--Ihs
is the silk growers own book, and a useful one
it is. containing, besides the Calender and AS
Economical department. much valuable inform
alton concerning the silk culture. The author
is Mr.. Fr-H1AN, of Philadelphia.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

Dry wood will produce on moderate essim-
ate, twice as much heat as the same amount of
green wood; and saves much trouble in kind
ling fires on cold mornings. To stop its burning
away too rapidly, the sticks should be large
To suppose that green wood will actually cause
more heat in burning tn n dry. is as absurd as
to suppose a vessel of hot water will freeze
sooner than cold one.
GREAT CocooNERIRs. William r. Oracle,
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

SOUND TEETH. An English physician IS
of the opinion that there is species OF con-
sumption brought about by decayed teeth; the
limos are effected by the breath, which is made
foul by the carries and the secretion OF food
which becomes offensive. 1t is thought that
consumption is very frequently superinduced
by this cause.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

GREAr CocooNERrEs. William R. Oracle
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10

Farmers about here positively declare
that rather than sell their pork for less than
five cents pound, they will f,d to and
eat if themselves. if they have sit up al
night to do it !-Clnemont Eagle.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04
Candii dlates FOR tke IsegisI azure.


Candidates for the segis latAre.
we are authorized 10 announce DIR. HRNRY
HoIMEs as candidate for the State Senate q the
next November election.
f13- " care authorized t0 announce DR.. B. X AM
BAIL, as candidate for the lower House If the
next Legislature.
Candidates for PROD ate Judge.
w are authorised 70 announce WILLIAM
DILIAHuNTY, as a candidate for Probate Judge.
We are authorized to announce r. S. g, PER-
KINs, Esq. as candidate for the Office OF PTobate
Judge, Of azoo county, at the next elections
We are authorised to announce g. y.
GIBBs, ESQ, as a candidate for the Office of
Judge 81 Probates of azoo county
We are authorised to announce CHARLEs
3. MouNT, ESQ. as 3 candidate for the Office of
Probate Judge Of this county g the next election
Candidates for Skeri
frAys4Ve are authorized 10 announce PARHANI
BUtORD candidate for sheriff Of this county at
e are authorised "a announce JAsEs w
Ex6M, ESQ. as candidate for Sheriff Of azoo
county, at the ensuing election.
Candidate for Circuit Clerk,
w are authorised to announce SIMON
IIAGEsAN as candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk Of azoo county at tue next Noven-
Der election,
We are authorised to announce IHcsIAs II.
SEADR, Esq, as candidate for Jerk Of the Cir
cut Courto azoo county, az the next election.
Candidates for Probate Clerk.
&c are authorised q announce JAMES
PEHN as candidate for Probate Jerk, AZ
the next election
49, We are authorized to announce GEORGE
CR0cKETI, as candidate for zee lection g the
office of Probate Clerk az the'next election
We ara authorised to announce l1unNEIs,
as 4 candidate for Probate Ciekks of Yazoo coun
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04


sW4fN Ifs IA fEz fssf lIsee 1t Yazoo
cif MISS. as ae sofh senteh,b sf.
$3.50
Zones naniel
st.,..4 t,S|.S44 <,s<s
sn,efes4 iosen Ieaas 5afore
lsof onee Sarsh
ArabisF Ia.aA il Iohnanr .obn
Arpens NJ
Alison lessee KING Nelson
Ashlv Iahn Ree6le S !.
6ndFewe Iosanh Kallogo *
Rses 7aS;rhaai
Barber Df David
Poarfnan John a Lev william II
goalnan Richard Iafare efeenwood
Benton Hon Judge
Ralien6er lessee Mitchell
sanlxoss r msrlharn rlizabeth
9srd g : Nsrihan, +.
3xF5 s MeFlTsea 4nnnsir
49,, 49, /, i, s
81 80 a.sss 49,, IA onsld
IS 80 ~ "a
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04
pREpARATION OF RUSSIA.

A letter from ST. Petersburg, dated the
lst Of August, states that BY an Imperial
Ukase dated the 2oth ultimo, new levies to
the amount of 275, 900 men, were ordered
throughout the Russian Empire Travels
lers from st. PetersbiHgh state that war
squadron of from forty 70 fifty sail, completes
" equipped and ready for sea wos now lyy-
ing near Cronstadt. In the cspital It was
generally thought to be Intended for the
Meditenanian.-N. C. Brtletin
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04
Yaz0O City Prices C7I7.reT79.


r.
AhllCLEs dls as
$3.50 s Ssesn, Isl ~.
Pasay,e - - 20 ss
Scotch Yd % 10
BALR RopE. 1a rs
TserNE. Is us
RREF. mess bbl none
mime bbl
cargo bbl
Bacon. hams. tt I6
q sides is
20 shoulders lis 10 a
T3nrrr4s. fsoshers lb
&C. Western. lb al
BEAys. white. bbiI none
CosrFE. avara rreen. lb is III
ST. Domingo, is IS
caNp4.Es sperln. 40
g alIow mould. Isl %
diSt
1,arrer American l8 81
f,Tnsn isl none
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04

VERMONT ELEcTIoN. As far as heard
from the House Of Representatives stands
Wings; Ia; Van Buren,, 106 The votes
for Governor, as far as heard from, stand
Jennison, Wing, 1910; Smile, Van Buren,,
1866. Jennison, it was said, would have
majority in the State Of 1900 or 2000.-
The Wing majority in both Houses is esti-
mated at from II to 90 votes.-Ib.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04
H1vRE. August 81.

The transactions IN cotton. tbansb lee. ;,,r.,-
tant this week than the lasl. have beer reer,lIr
and our rates are well supported: the inferior md
ordinary descriptions may be quoted perhaps 4
shade lower However freely the trade NAV l9l,F-
chase, no material Improvements can now Be look
ed tor, ~ the face Of heavy stock Of l00.0 900
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04
CONNER CIAL.
From the New Orleans Bulletin, Sept. ..
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.


Business remains without any change for the
better; in every branch Il is as dull as can bein
agined, and sales in general are very little over
what would be thought retail Ia former times;
many are compelled to sell in much less quanti-
ties than they heretofore have done, in order 20
reduce their stocks and besides, sales are most
generally made for cash, as there is very little
confidence existing at present among any class Of
the community. Sales Of western produce are
daily making at our quotations but in small
quantities, most articles could be had at less for
large quantity. The money market remains tight,
but capitalists have been more willing to take
good notes at short dates than heretofore 1.-The
rates are from to 4 per cent per month. The
banks are discounting so Titles that no relief IS
obtained from them.
CoTToN.-There has been but little business do
ing in this article during the week--but buyers
and sellers were waiting for the arrival of the
Great Western. Sales of the week amounted TO
about 1900 bales at the range of our FLUCTUATIONS,
say from 8 70 IS cents per ID. for Louisiana and
Mississippi. Receipts this week, 4I46 bales.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Aug. 81
There has been a great demand for cotton this
week from the trade and for export. Spectators
have also bought a moderate quantity. The
holders have also shown q disposition to meet the
demand, and therefore, Notwithstanding the ex-
tensIYe sales, no advance of importance has taken
place in American. The prices OF Brazil are q d
per h. higher, as the stock IS becoming ight.
Egyptian and East India are unchanged
The sales to-day amount to 1000 bags al the
iull prices OF last week, though upon the whole
there Is less animation in the market. Specula-
tions $500 American, 600 Pernan. 500 Egyptian,
and 900 Surat. Export, {, 200 American, 800 Per
nam, 500 Egyptian, and 300 Snrat
The sales during the week amount to 39.750
bales, of which 80 were Sea Island, at 81 o q
Id; 40 Stained, Cd l3ds I0,850 Upland, q 90 !:
4490 Alabama and Mobile, SO a 8; IA, 400 New
UTieans, 81 81. The current prices are, Sea Is
land l9d s., Stained 9 q 13d, Upland, s 81.
Alabama 3 ~; Mobile s SO and New Orleans
81 a9t.
The consumption up to this day $40, 900, Of
average OF I6,4l2. The consumption during the
same period Of 1888 was 10000, Of which COS
10O We're Americans. The weekly consumption
OF 1888 was % ,853 The stock on hand this day
Is 5lS,O00, Of which 464, 900 are American.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04
SHERIFF,s SAFE.

Sl1EIElktkt, - SALE.
Richard Boarnan,
vs. &. IA. To Nov. Term 1889.
smith.C. Taylor
Stephen g. Mathews, admr
IS. & "a.
Smith G. Taylor, ct 81. 81 secty.
Andrew Patterson,
ps. e ia
Smith g. Taylor, s. secty.
pY virtue Of the above stated executions
to me directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo Country, Mi, / will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at the Court
house door il The town Of Benton, on Mon
day the 9TH day Of October, within the
hours prescribed By law, the following pro-
perry to WITH crop 10 or 5 acres Of corn,
ungeathered, situated about two miles above
Yazoo City, on what is termed Vicks little
prairie. Levied on as the property Of Smith
G. Taylor, to satisfy the above stated exc
cutions and cost.
r BUFORD. sh'ff.
By w. WHELEss, b. s.
Sept 19, 1880. 1872 Ipr fee 81 sol
SI1ERIFF,S SALE.
Charles g. Gamer, use SC, 70 Novena-
Us 8 laa Der Term,
Wade 81. Turner and secufity 1889.
Thomas Goodman,
0s. &. "a.
Same,
Andrew Glib, use Sc,
Us. &. "a
Tuner and Mel lwee.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-10-04

John r. Head and security.

john 4et AAedlt sAlAA ppSAftttk
Y virtue Of the above stated executions
to me directed, from she Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county, Mississippi, return.
able 10 the November Term of said Court,
j win expose 10 public sale, FOR cash, a tho
Court House door Of Yazoo county, on
Monday, the 2lsl day Of October next,
within the hours prescribed By law, all the
right, title and interest, that John RI. and
Emanuel Head has ii and to the following
described property, to wits Lots No. 110
and 10 situated, lying and being in Yazoo
City, Mi, formerly Manchester, aud known
and designated on the map Or plat Of said.
town as IS and 1905 levied on to satisfy
the above stated cases and cost
r. BUFORD, Sheriff.
by i. w. WHELEss, b. 5.
Sept 2, 1885. lpr. fee $40 SOY 1867.
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a N8N.UNCIAT IONS.
= TEE 49, ID M clNnInATI

w. ID -N.AllA q No Y
oeFIcE, VIII BE ANNOUNCED, WITHOUT I'll
ORDER BEING ACCOMPANIED By THE CASH.