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about he established in this city, line addressed
to A. b., Box Co. Post Office, stating when an interview
may be had with rea name, will be considered strictly
confidential, and meet " lh attention.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-22

Two years ago the legislature Of the state
provided for a Geological survey Of the state,
and appointed DR.. ID. Houghton, TO perform the
task The survey is not yet completed, but so
far as il has progressed, the discoveries are
amply sufficient 10 coyersthe cost The state
is fousd 10 be rich in mineral productions val
1lablc quanies Of sand aud line stone have
Been discovered, also, abunlaucc uf Imc Mari
and plaster paris. NUMEROUS sab spfines
have also been discovered which. pfomiset 10 b
very valuable: Preparations ne now n,akins AZ
'Cfsnd <iyrr ',tci:s sSas4ke iur.liie man
uiactuIea 81 salt upon q iafge scale. Coal is
known TO exist to a greater or less degree--and
Medicinal waters are found IN various parts OF
the state. The climate Of Michigan is more
mild than that Of The eastern states in the same
latitude. Less snow falls aud continues for a
shorter period. These causes are BOTH prob
ably produced by the immense bodies of fresh
water, with which Michigan is surrounded
The present winter thus far, there has been
more Than the usual quantity Of snow and cold
weather, and yet Of the former there has not al
any one time been above 8 inches one-hall
OF that depth makes very good sieighing., We
had fall of snow the frs, week in December
and very cold weather for the first 10 days
FROM which time until nearly the last Of the
month the weather was mild, from thence cold
until the 9th Of January, al which time we ex-
perienced what the eastern people call Janu-
airy thar, il continued mild until the 2ist Of
the month, when snow again fell which has
continued until the present lme.
Upon the subject of climate and health, the
author OF the Gazetteer of Michigan, who is
well qualified TO judge upon the matter, re-
marks, IL is not uncommon for persons nj the
east otherwise well pleased with the country
TO be deferred from emgraIng through the ieai
OF finding a sicky climate. This is preva.
lent error in the New England states With
but occasional local exceptions, we find pure
atmosphere, country covered with clear crys-
tal lakes and ever living springs of wholesome
water, which discharge themselves into the
great lakes through lively channels. These
are not the usual concomitants of sickness, but
on the contrary, the unequivocal evidences oi
general health. The principal cause Of sick
mes among emigrants 10 this state is general.
" to be traced to imprudent exposure, and il
cannot be too we'll inculcated in their minds
that prudence is the conservative OF health"
There is no doubt but that Michigan is the
most healthy orthe western states. This poin
is generally conceded | believe, BY travellers
who have visited the different states.
Such Mr.. Editor and kind reader, are some
Of the natural advantages Of Michigan. 9th
er subjects must be deferred until my next
Till then, farewell. +. II. b.
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establish any institution tberc until those
States had first done the same.
Resoired. That Marlin Van Buren. BY bis
snbsefviency TO the South, and especially
his pledge on entering upon the discharge
|ofihe duties Of his Office. TO veto any law Tor
The abolition ofsIavery inihe District Of Co.
|Iumbis, for rcasons similar TO those urged by
Henry Clay, is equally obnoxious 10 Adolf
iionists
Resoired. That we heartily respond TO
the proposition which has been made. 10
hold, during the present year. a national
AniiSlavery Convention that we recon-
mend TO The Executive Committee OF the
American Anti-SIavcry Society 10 call such
ia Conyeniion, al some convenien, time and
place. during the Summer or Fall and that
The Executive Committee OF this Society BE-
instructed TO appoint delegates to such Con.
vention. when called. =
Resoircd. That we highly approve the
resolutions and proceedings Of the CoDven-
ton OF Congregational churches recently
convenedat Chester. in relation 10 slavery.
ResoIred, That we are as much as ever
convinced Of the great sin of African Colo
nizaton, which was founded in an unholy
union Of saveholding and inyrterate preju-
dice against the coorcd American; and that
the recent attempts 10 re-enlist the symps-
thies of the North. in favor Of its dabolical
schemes. after its wickcdness had been so
fully developed. and lis utter hypocrisy ex-
posed, and after its condemnation had been
so frequently and unequivocslIy pronounced,
byalI the most intelligent of that class whose
special benefit it pfofesses 10 regard. can BE-
viewed in no other light than a hopeless
Struggle, TO sustain a sinking reputation,
rather than frankly 10 acknowledge an error,
and cooperate with those who had dscov-
cred the fallacy Of their scheme and honest
ly rcbuked its wickedness.
Asio funds. il was found that upwards
of $4,000" had been raised in the State du-
ring the last year. and contributions and
pledges 10 the amount Of $1,000 TO $1,000
were taken for the year to come. The Off
GERS are -
HARVEY F. LEAviTT. President
Aaron Mckee. Bennington County
Charles Phelps. Windham; John Conan,,
Rutland; Ryland Fletcher. Windsor; D.
NJ Camp, Orleans Austin Fuller, Frank
I'M .. 4. Mtsefs oenJdmia rage WASH
ingion; James Dean. Chltcndrn; Tilton
Eastman. Belcher Salisbury. Orange; r
4. Robinson. 0. J. Eells. Addison; r. G.
Benson. James Milligan, Caledonia; Dan
icl Dodge. Lamoille. Vice Presidents.
d Roberts. IT,, Bennington County E
w. Granger. Orange; Joel Ba,iry. Calvir
Squier. Addison /; c. ID. Noble, Windsor
G. Grant. A. Beccher. Chiltenden Seymour
Eggleson. Lawrence Brainerd. Fraklin
Daniel Bates. Orleans Josiah Morse Cal
edonia Eras,us Parker OrsoD Skinner
Washington o. S. Murray, Rutland, Boare
Of Managers
E. D. Barber, Corresponding Secretary.
b. F. Haskell. Treasurer
Chauncey Cook, Aadifor.
NJ. D. Gordon. Recording Secretary
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-22
VERMONT PHOENIX.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
WM. II. RYTHER.
soNNET-To Man.

SONNET--To MAN. iI
'Tis long since first we met, but still that brow
or thine, where intellect sits thiond hath lost
None of its richness. No,,whenIaf ounow
! sit and write, melhnks that ese'is'cast
On me, as once il was-but do dream
Or wilt thou not again this pleasure grant,
And m6relhan this ;-but tits apleasant theme
Aud one o'er which my ardent hear, doth pant
'Tis said that ''hope deferred" doth make
Mans heart grow sicki then let me hear, ere
long,
That !, like thee, am loy'd, for my own sake,
And then, though storms do rage, beat high and
strong,
Z pIl brave them all, and bring that he.ri of thine
Into port, where can call !, mine. r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-22

who under brigh, auspices, might have been
the ornament and delight Of society, gone
down TO the grave in sorrow
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-22

Moral Corardiee-Why is il. in fact
that the lone OF morality in the high places
Of society, is so lax. and SO complnisant. but
for the want Of the independent and indig-
nant Iebuke Of socieiy2 There is rrproacb
enough poured upon the drunkenness. de-
bauchery and dishonesty ofthe poor man.
The good people who 60 10 him can speak
plainly aye, very plainly, of his evil ways,
Why is it, then. Ina, fashionable vice is able
TO hold up its head and sometimes to occu.
py the front ranks Of sociely2 Il is be-
cause respectable persons Of hesi,aling and
incorporating virtue, keep il in coun,e-
nance 1t is because limid woman stretch
es out her band 10 a man whom she knows
TO be The deadliest enemy Of morality and
her sex, while she turns cold eve upon the
victims he has ruined II is because there
is nobody 10 speak plainly in matters like
these. And do you think tina, society is ey.
er 10 be regenerated or purified under the in
fluence of these unjust and pusilianinous
compromises tell you never. So long
as vice is suffered TO hr fashionable and res.
peciable, so long as menare bold locondemn
il only when il is clothed in rags. there will
never BIZ any radical improvement You
may multiply temperance societies-you
may pile up statute books of law against
gambling and dishonesly-but so long as
the timid homage Of the fair and honored
are paid 10 splendid iniquity. il will all be in
vain so long viii il be felt. thatihe voice of
the world is not against the sinners, but
against the sinners garb; so long. every
weapon ofassociaiion. and every, baton Of Of
free will he but n missile feather aOainst the
levialhan That is wallowing in the low mar
shes and stagpanl pools Of society. DOGGY
Moral Viei6s.
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Marims Of Bishop Middleton Perse.
we're against discouragemen,s. Keep your
temper Employ leisure in study, and al
ways have some work on hand, Be pune
tual and methodica in business. and never
proc rastina,e Never be in hurry, Pre-.
serve self.possession and do not be talked
out OF conviction Rise early. and be an
economist of time. Maintain dignity with.
cnl tue appearance ofpride; manner is some
thing with every body, and everything with
some Be guarded 10 discourse attentive.
and slow 10 speak Never aeqoiesce in i'm.
moral OF pernicious opinions Be not for
ward 10 assign reasons to those who have no
right to ask Think nothing in conduct I'M
important and Indifferent Rather set, Than
follow examples. Practice strict temper.
ance and 10 all your transactions, ysmsm.
6sy The fral sseosnt
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sEDuorIoN A petition has been pres-
ented to the Legislature Of New York. sign
ed by ssvsnty:tds ladies Of Niagara county.
for a law furnishing seduction BY imprison-
Iment A correspondent ofths ~. X. Her
aid. thinks that while they are about H. j.
wouId y we'll 10 hava q law prohibitind
|womsn from being ssduesd ~
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-15
City COunfI, |
October, 29th 1889.

r. N &
EDRESENT @. d Gibbs President, ".
Galloway, Andrew Glib, r. M. VIM, J
s. Wallace g f w. Quackenboss, absent
]. HI. Lawrence. s
The meeting was called to order and pro-
ceeded to business
Mr.. Glib presented an account from DR.:
Barber, for services rendered 10 PauPsr
Wilson from The Steam Boat Bunker Hills
on motion Of r. M. Winn, seconded By v.
Galloway the account was rejected
On motion Of r.. nj. Winn, seconded By
v. Galloway, the account Of Charles o Brsii
g Michael Hyland was allowed.
On motion Of r. W. Quackenboss secoiis
ded BY Andrew Glib Resolved that che
committee on finance be instructed to re-
port 70 the next meeting of the board, the
most suitable ordinance to be adopted for
the purpose Of aathorising an issuance On
change tickets upon the faith Of the coFpos
ration. MT Hot, treasurer, next presented
his monthly report 10 the Board which was
received
The president Mr. g. D. Gibbs, mada
some remarks 70 the Board signifying his
to resign on the day following and
rendering to the board bis sincere thanks
for the courtesy which has been Manifested
BY them for him during bis continuance il
office. Q y. GIBBS, Presto
ri. IL KE7s, clerk
Nov. 1880 l7@8t
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Cite 7s1Il1tre state
fsUCcEssoR 70 TIE 1yEEKLv WHO.
WI Be published every Thursday nsoraing,
dt I62 Nassau so. NeD- York.


The publishers Of the n Ew- x oRL DAILY Wine,
propose hereafter q issue their weekly paper un-
derthe title OF The Empire states No change
will be made IN the size Or form of the paper; i
will contain the full reading matter of six daily
papers, and will be regularly forwarded 70 its
numerous patrons, ID the same manner as II no
change had taken place. Improvements in the
mechanical execution of the paper are conten-
plated. corresponding with the increase Of patro-
mare which the publishers hope to receive under
the new arrangement
The paper wall be under the editorial manages
nerit of HoRAcR EREsLgx and JACOB p. MooRE,
Esds the former Of aor1 VIII attend 70 the Pole
ticai Department, aud the latter will devote his
his attention 10 tie Literary and miscellaneous
anorfions of the paper--Ehe design being TO make
aTEE EMPIRE STATEH not only spirited
and valuable political journal but bylHereaslng
its ATTRACTIONS as = Family Newspaper, 70 render
Il worthy of d more extended patronage ne
aid Of gentlemen known as approved and able
champions Of the wing cause, has been pro missed
and the editors feel assured that it ardent zeal,
uniting energy and unlalterng reaelu tlons JOIN
Cd 10 some ex perience as soldiers g t9e army
q nd sentinels on the ranpaTts ct Freedoms can
ore = success. TIE EMP RE- 81 Il snail
fall behind none ofifs c0tenp e. ~ service to
the cause 81 Liberty and Property
TER Ms - 1soo Dollars per annnll, "a aetancs
"a price which, considering the amount q read
inu matter IA It's columns, cefs ne Ea1r lltl "a
STATE one Of tie cheapest Family Newspapers
IN the country
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Divine Notice.

ne are requested to call the atielstioalof The
public generaIEg to q PROTRACnED PRES
BYTERIAN -FOUR DAYS MEETING, to
commence IN this Gig on Thursday tke 21st
of November nert--oa aot icls oceasio1ltls Req.
joHa. BLACK, Of eriltg iOits s0itE 81 tciate. as
sisted By three o. four otlet easiaent clergy
men.
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GO.

Du BOSE 81 Mobile s and ] /.
kB RIGS Z DSol al tlss pas Ia.
having essoeiated themselves together for
the purpose Of transacting
act0rage and General COnaa,iS-
sion Business
il tho City Of New Orleans, under the firm
of DU BOSE RICHARDSON, respectfully ten
der their services to their friends and the
public generally, ia their above capacity.
NeW-Crleans, July so, 1899 l9-3m,
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Hiram Hagan,
Is. e. IA.

Richard Ingram s. security.
ID Z virtue of the above stated execution
- to me directed, from the hon. circuit
court OF Yazoo county, NJ, returnable 10
the November Term, 1889, of said court, /
will expose at public sale, for cash, to the
highest bidder, at the'court house door, In
the town of Benton, on Monday, the fourth
day Of November next, within the hours
prescribed BY law, the following described
land, to wit: the southwest quarter of sec
ton no. /, and the east half Of the n1rtE-
west quarter of section u; the west half
of the southeast quarter of section 2; the
south half Of the east half of the southeast
quarter Of section p the northeast quarter
of the southeast or. of section 2; and the
northeast half of the northwest quarter
and the west halfof the northeast quarter.
of Section l, township IL, range 9, west.
also, the west half Of the northeast quarter
and west half Of the northwest quarter Of
section ~, township 10, range 2, west, all
situated, lying and being in Yazoo county,
Mi, on the waters Of Piney creek, and levi
ed on as the property of Richard Ingram
to satisfy the above stated execution and
cost. r. BUFORD, Sheriff,
By F. w. WRE1Ess, d. S.
The above sale is postponed UNI
I'll Monday. the 18th Of Nov.
Sept. n, 1889. (pr. fee Sls) 1927.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

N. G..Nye,
IS. f. IA. TO October Tern, 18 39.
Dean and Oliphant.
10y virtue of the above stated Fl. fa., to-
1D me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court of Holmes county, Mississippi, I viii
expose to public sale at the court house door,
in the town of Benton, for cash, to the high
est bidder, between the hours prescribed by
law, on Monday the 18th day of October
next, all the right, title and interest of John
Dean, in and to the following town lots in
Yazoo City, to wit:-the east half of OF No.
500, and all of the lots Nos. $50, 35f, 4l6,
ASP, II3. Levied on as the property of John
Dean, to satisfy this case and cost.
P. BUFORD, Sheriff,
By Thos. Hall, D. s.
The above sale is postponed un-
til Monday, the 18th of Nov.
Aug. 20, 1899. (Pr. fee $40 SOY l8-2t
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MAIIS
SnTl11a1eI. n-I.IaTlgclIle q.


7 HE mail arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at II o'clock, As. NJ, and de-
parts on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 8
O'clock, Al. NE The mail will be closed on each
day Of its arrival az 5 o'clock, 2. 81. The Post
Office will be open every day from s o'clock, A.
Nj, until 5o'clock. p. Ms. Sundays excepted.
RI EATON KEYS, p. M.
Yazoo City, Aug2 4-tf
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E61TTCE.


New ORLEANs, Oct. |, 1889.
We hereby certify that Cotton shipped BY
the steamboat GANGES, will be insured at
the usual rates Of premium, said boat have
ing been satisfactory repaired.
Western Marine and Fire ms. Co.
il. MATTHEWS. President
Firemdas Insurance Company.
q. L. TRACY, Secretary.
Orleans 7heatrs Insurance %.
J. A. DURAL, Secretary.
Louisa. State Mar. and Fire ms. Co.
CHAS. w. H0RN0R, Secretary.
Merchants and Ocean las Co
RICH'D L. ROBERTSON Inspector Of.
Atlantic Insurance Company.
EDWIN BRIDGES, secretary pro. tenn.
Grand Gulf, Insurance company,
LOUIS CRONELY, secretary.
Yazoo City, Nov. lst l7-5t
The Lexington Union, will please publish
the above three times, and sent their &C.
count TO this Office,
Cotton Press Screws.
|. "A SUPPLY of NeWells improved cotton
- press screws and fixtures, received and
for sale BY
sWARTWOUT6g CLARK.
Vicksburg, Nov 1, 1899. l7=5t
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SHEE2IFF'S SALE.
DOrsey snd Mcdehee
vs. fas
{ Stephen Howard
Dorsey and McGehee.
2
stephen Howard

stephen kt0gdFQs
Dorsey and McGehes.
VI. +.
Stephen Howard
10y virtue of the above stated fa., 70
me directed ffon the Hon. Circuit
Court of Yazeo county, Mississippi, will
expose at public sale, 81 the Court House
door III the town of Bsiton, on Monday,
the 2lst day Of October next, FOL cash, gu
the right, title aud interest, that Stephen
Howard has ii and to one undivided fourth
part Of lots Nos. 457, ass, 459, $50 aud
ISL, IN tho town Of Manchester; containing
ono hundred and three acres and b 1 90 more
or less: levied on Is the property DC Stephen
Howard, to satisfy the above cases aud costs
of suit.
r. BUFORD, Sheriff.
BY THos, HALL, DIS
The above sale is postponed un-
I'll Monday the 18th Of Nov.
Sept. 10, 1889. (pr. fee SO SO 1877.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Morgan 4. Fitch, use sc,
VS.. plu. &. fla.
John r.. Head, ct al and security.
CO1ls ~ lbs H. 41utAk VI NtSkASuaAE,gH
Vs. pll. f. fas
John r. Head, and security.
10y virtue Of the above stated executions
to me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county, Mississippi, return
able to the November Term Of said Court,
/ will expose to public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door Of Yazoo county, on
Monday, the 2lst day of October next,
within the hours prescribed BY law. all the
right, title and interest, that John r. and
Emanuel Head has in and to the following
described property, TO wit: Lots No. 1I9
and 40 situated, lyingand being in Yazoo
City, Nj, formerly Manchester, and known
and designated on the map OF plat Of said
town as 10 and 10: levied on to satisfy
the above stated cases and cost
p. BUFORD, Sheriff.
BY f. w. WmELEss, D, s..
The above sale is postponed un-
It'll Monday the 18th of Nov.
Sept 2, 1899. lpr-fee SO SOY 1921.
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LOWNDEs COUNTY,


|t
ieAs'AA, whig, GIG McNpti dem, M
For Congress-
.,tae Aha whig 6l0 Brown, dem. 62l
DAVIS Whlgs GOO Thompson. dem 8iB.
Faf Sscfelaga 81 SLATE.
JENplees, Wing, 500 Woodward, dem. Gil
For Sldls 7seasursr.
Fire., whig $50 Williams, Gil
Tor 4dgor
Crnaoe, so Saunder, 600
For Chaaeelloy.
Cuekners 500 Hutcheson, SO
Manrys IS Campbell, 45l
SCOTT COUNTY.
For Governor.
EuRNER, Wig, 81 McNutt, dem I39
For Congress
BINeA1AN, Wing. 40 Brown, dem. 40
Davis, whig, SO Thompson, dem. l39
Secretary ef Ssate-NY Woodward, dem. 34l'
For .4tditor- Saunders, dem Ia
For State Ifeas,fer-W iIlams, DEM 1877
WINSTON COUNTY.
For Governor.
TuRNER, wing, l59 MeNutt dem. 332
For Congress.
BfNsAMAN, wing, Isl Brown, dem. $50
DAVIS, whig, Isl Thompson, dem. 328
For Secretary Of State.
JENNiSes, whig, I6i Woodward, dem. s24
Or .4ltditoa Of Public saceOants
CRrso, wig, I58 Saunders, dem. 326
For State TFeasuer
FITz, whig, I58 Williams dem. 1928
For Chancellor.
Bucknery 1872 Maury, 1873
Hutchinson, S. BampbelI, 10
In the above counties, the wing majority,
for Governor, is 3s4, and for Congress,
Bingaman's majority IS 2O6 over Brown, and
Diyis' majority is l26 over Thompson, and
Browns majority over Davis is 20 votes.
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IIFRIFF'S SALE.

Henry d Dolsop,
VS. yend. exp. DO Nov. I'm. 1888
Hunter s. Puph
Y virtue Of the above stated venditioni
exponas, 70 me directed, from tho Hon
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, Mississippi,
! viii expose st public sale, to tho highest
bidder. for cash, at the Court House dor,
in the town Of Benton, on Monday, the 2lst
day Of October next, between the hours
prescribed BY law, al The right, title and
interest Of Hunter s. Pugh, ID and to the
property, known and described on
the rnapof the town Of Manchester, % wit;
lots Nos, 484 and III levied on as the pro-
pertyof the above named defendants to
satisfy tile above stated caseand costs.
p. BUFORD, Sheriff.
BY THos. HALL, D. ).
The aboVe sale is postponed un-
til Monday, the 18th of Nov.
Sept. 10, 1880. (pr. fee SI6 SOY 1897.
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Trust Sale of Land and Negroes.
RY virtue of a deed of trust, executed to
me by William J. Dulaney and Duncan
Turnbull, for the benefit Of John WIN. a.
Smith, / willsell for cash, -on Saturday the
seventh day of December next. at the Gin
House, on the premises, in Yazoo county,
the following described land and negroes,
for the purpose specified in said deed of
trust. or SO much as shall be sufficient to sa-
tisfy the debt now due and unpaid, which
is mentioned in said deed of trust, TO wits
The north half of section twenty-three, the
south half of section fourteen, the east half
of the south east quarter Of section ffteens
and the east half of the south east quarter of
section tWenty-six, all in township nine,
range four west, and also the following me-.
groes and the increase of the females, 10
VIC iiIin, Allen; Ben, Malinda, Mary,
HeIly, Lamb, Lucinda and billy. The above.
mentioned deed Of trust has been duly re-
corded in the clerks Office of the Probate
Court of Yazoo county, Miss. I shall make
such title to the purchaser as isVested in me-
as trustee, and no other. Sale will take
place between the hours Of twelve and four
O'Clock, p. M, on said day.
HUGH w. DUNLAP.
Nov. g. 1889. 1876
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Con

"a subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that
they sgill continue the above business, ia alt
SIS vaious branches It their DID stand Oh
Main street., 1azoo City, where they are at
.all times prepared 10 ill orders from the
country on the shortest notice and "a IS rea.
sonable terms as can be done IA the state.
They take this opportunity toreiurn thanks
@ their iEiend and the public Tor lie patFo
mage hero ioiofe bestowed upon thelns
JACKSON s. EDBI9NDS.
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FIecffon Returns.

q.bs following Is the result q me 49,
,,on. n Marshall county, which we copy
rom rour the Holly Springs Banner Extra.