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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
RESOLUTIONS,

At the close of the proceedings, The fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were re-
ported by the Committee, and unanimously
adopted and ordered to be published.
WE, the Delegates of the Wings of Lin
coln County, assembled at Wiscasset, this
18th day of August, A. ID. lS4O. to con-
suit together for the common good; to
nominate Candidates for the approaching
election, and to express our opinions of the
State of the Country, offer the following
for Consideration. Called on TO meet for
these purposes, by our fellow citizens, the
Republican Wing Committee of Lincoln
County, we are constrained TO offer none
other, than the words of truth and sober
ness. We would not speak evil, of the
Rulers of the People, but we dare not
withhold from our fellow citizens, our opin-
ion of the alarming situation OF public
affairs, and the dangers threatening the
Republic. We therefore propose the fol-
loving Resolutions, as the opinion of this
Convention
ResoIred, That the people of the United
States, are loudly called on, by the abuses
and usurpations abroad in the land, to
arouse and take the work of reform into
their own hands.-to rally for the Country,
and by full and faithful discharge of their
duty at the polls, TO effect change of men
and measures.
Resolved, That the facts and evidence
of misrule and abuse of power. thicken up
on US, and require every patriot, to over
look all subordinate difference of political
opinion-to unite and 60 for the public
good-for the honor of the State-for the
preservation of our free institutons-for
the safety of our County and the Consti-
tuition, and for the safety of republican
principles and our most dear and sacred
rights.
Resolped, That this Convention rejoice,
in the cheering prospect, of change of our
National Rulers and highly approve of
the united efforts, making by our Wing fell
low citizens, throughout the Union to elect
William H. HARRISON and John Tyler, to
the office of President and Vice President,
of the United States.
RESOLVED, That the history of the lives
and public, services of Harrison and Tyler,
are sufficient proofs of their high qualifica-
ton for those exalted trusts, and the Coun-
try may rely on their fidelity.
RESOLVED, In the sense of this meeting,
the cause of our Country requires of the
people, the whole people, Republicans and
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
STATE Of .Ygfsisae.
HEAD QUARTERS -4th DIVISION.
Barn AucusT IS1O

HEAD QUARTERS-4 DnIsIoN.)
Barn, AUGUST Z, 1910.
Dirision Order No, IL
The foview and inspection ofthe troops Of this
Division will take place the present year follows;
The first Brigade between the twenty first and
twenty sixth day of September next-ihe second
Brigade between the twenty eighth day of Septem-
Der and the third day of October next; and on such
days between the days aforesaid shall he respec-
lively designated by Brigadier Generals May aud
Leonard, The Infantry by Regiments the Cavalry
Of the two Brigades aud the Artillery ofthe second
Brigade by companies with such Regiments of In
fantry as shall be most convenient for them -the Ar
tery of the first Brigade by Regim ent at Bruins.
wick. on the same day Of the Review IF the lnfan-
try at that place.
The Ma jor General will he seasonabIy notified
Of the time aud place IF parade of each Regiment
and the maneuvers to be performed.
BY command Of the .MoJor General
JACOBS. SEWALL. A. d. G..
and orderly officer, 4h Diu.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
DIED,

In this Town, on Thursday morning last, Mrs.
Hannah p, wife of .Mf. Robert +. Soue, aged %
years.
A child of Mr. George Carpenter aged ID
months.
In Litchfold, aug. ~ Mr., Judah Baker, aged
"a. Mr.. Baker. was originally an inhabitant Of
Cape Cod, from which place he came to Itch
field when the town was but wilderness, and its
few scattered inhabitants subject to the sevcrest
privations. He has left large circle of friends
and relatives who deeply mourn his departure,
although not as those ''aUithout hope" [Com]
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

Democrats, and Wings and Conservatives.
to make united effort, to bring back the
Republic TO lis former purity-to check
Executive power to retrench expenses-to
say to the president and men in authority
the offices in this Government are created
for the benefit ofthe American people-not
solely for the use and emolument of the
officers; 10 say, that posts of powers high
honor and influence, shall not be placed
in the market, to corrupt and vitiaie the
community, by the cry of "spoiIs to the
victors"-we go for change of men and
measures, before corruption's deadly bane
polutes the heart, and strikes at the root
of liberty and virtue, whitening all their
vital energy.
Resolved, That the extraordinary stua-
ton of the Government, its external and
internal ela;ions-Reduced from affluence
to Bankruptcy--the embarrassed state of
the currency,-th enormous increase of
expeRses-the prohigacy and corruption in
high places-the total disregard of econo-
my and retrenchment, SO often and SO long
promised, the wide-spreading grasp of ex-
ecutive usurpation, all these and more, are
signs of the times, demanding change of
men and measures.
Resolved, That we have the fullest con-
fidence in the ability, integrity and sound
Republican principles of
VIM D. SEWALL
VIM THOMAS
THADDEUS WEEKS, and
JAMES LOWELL,
and that we pledge our united efforts to Sc
cure their election to the Senate-and we
approve the nomination Of Edmund Dana
for County Treasurer, and will use all hon
orable means to secure his election to that
office.
Resolced, That we concur in the nomi-
nation Of EDWARD KENT, for Cover
nor-and ISAAC ILLSLEY of Portlan d i,
and ISAAC HODSDON of Corinth for
Electors at large; and we pledge ourselves
to adopt all honest and efficient means to
carry the whole Wing Ticket-we will
be up and doing. we will arouse those who
slumber, while the dearest interests OF our
country are in perl-we will rally 10 the
polls, for Reform, for principles, for Harri-
son and the Country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

The Age and other kindred spirits pre-
tend to deny that Senator Tappan, used the
language respecting reducing the wages of
labor, which the press has attributed to him
and which has been amply proved by the
testimony of responsible gentlemen, under
oath. The readers Of these tory prints
would be better convinced on this subject,
if they could examine the evidence against
Tappan, which we published in our paper
before the last.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

The J. ". Rirhmond This popular
boat has met with temporary injury.
In passing up the Kennebec, on her regular
trip, on Wednesday morning last, she
came in contact with "snag" the exis-
tence of which, was not apprehended.
She will take her place next trip.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION


The Convention was organized by the choice Of
lion. NATHANIEL GREEN, for President, Isaac
Reed and Phillip NJ. Garceon, Vice Presidents,
John Babson and Edward C. IIson, Secretaries.
committee was appointed to report the name OF
an indyid ual to be recommended TO the support OF
the wings of this District to represent them In the
next Congress- and also to report the name of can
ddate, to be supported for Elecor OF President and
Vice President,
The following persons composed that Commit
Richmond. VIM Patten, Samuel Dinslow, VIM
Wilson.
Bristol. Joseph Croker, james Erskine, Oak
man Ford, John House. Joseph Day, I'm. Baker.
Newcastle Benz. w. Plummer, Joseph Curtis,
Doct Hubbard
Bremen. Samuel T. Kinds
Friendship. Thomas Burkett,
Bath. David G. Magoun, Freeman II. Morse,
Geo. F. Patten Alden Winter, Israel Pullman, BENZ
Stnson james II, Mcclellan, David ingalls,, John
d, Swanton Jr.
Westport. James McCarty
St George. Willard Fales Jr Joshua Thorn.
dixie, John Watts Jr.
Alma. Thomas Nelson, Oaks Rundlett.
Whitefeld. NJ Peasly, d. F. Crowell, J. New
all, II. Putnam.
Bowdoin. VIM. Perry Convers l.. Perry, John
Carr, Nah'l. Dennett.
Bowdoinham Jeremiah Millay, John Fulton
VIM. Higgans, John Brown.
Jefferson Thomas Traak Jr. D. r. Kennedy
Thaddeus Weeks, Peaslee.
Washington. James McDowall, Moses Walcot,
WIN Mcdowell, John Adams.
Woolwich. John Gilman, John Gould, John
Thwing.
Wisca.set Moses Carleton, Benz, Donnell, Eras-
tus Foote, Daniel Baker
Wadoboro Clark, w. 8. Cochran, B. B.
Haskell, J. IL. Kennedy, Jacob Ludw 6, J. Ia Den
muth.
Warren VIM Mcclellan, Oscar Eaton, Lewis
Vaughn Jr. Silas Andrews
Union. Nath Robbins, Geo. Cummings, eson
Cutler.
~ Phipsburg. Thomas Gushing, VIM M. Reed,
Samuel SewaN
Georgetown James r. ggs VIM. Potter
Nobleboro CHARLES Vannah Jr, John r. Coffin
Rufus Fly, Thomas Chapman
Edgecomb Stephen Parsons, Saml G Wilson,
Boothbay Rufus Reed, Nah Mcfarland
Wm KenSton, George Reed, Willard Ho'ton,
Thomaston Thomas Snow, Knott Crockett
VIM Singer, Geo Wiggen, John T Gleason, VIM
Thomas, f W Fairly, Spear Jr James Rivers
N A Farwell, jeremiah Berry
Dresden James Carney, Phillip Houdlete,
Stephen Mason
who having attended that duty, reported the name
of HON BENJAMIN RANDALL to be supported
as the candidate for Congress- and the Hon Ed
WARD ROBINSON, to be supported as presiden-
tia Elecinr: whereupon it was unanimously Re-
yolced That pledge a UNITED. CORDIAL
md HEARTY SUPPORT ofthe Hon BENJAMIN
RANDALL to represent this let, in the nex
Congress- having the fullest confidence, that he will
faithfully discharge that trust if elected
Resolved, That the nomination of the HON ED
WARD ROBINSON the Presidential Elecor
meets our cordial appreciation and tina, we will use
our best effo,ts to secure his election
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

The loco foco Convention of Thursday
nominated Gen. JOSEPH SEwALL, Colec-
tor at this port, for Congress, Messrs.
Blaney, Simmons, Holmes and Whitmore
for the State Senate, VIM. M. Boyd for
Treasurer, and Gen. Berry Of Georgetown
for Elector.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
Treasury Office.

augusta, July 30, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
- School Fund apportioned to the several, Towns
and Cities in this State, for the year 1910, togeth-
er with the Roll of Accounts for ratons TO the
Militia. &C., will be paid at the adjourned Session
of the Legislature in September, upon application
at this office. ID, WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
The publishers of newspapers in this State
are reqested TO insert the foregoing and send their
bill TO this Office for payment
d. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
wEsnvOrtaat Caution. 20

1t is singular fact and one much TO be regretted
that valuable medicines, as they become
popular and have received the test and approval
of discriminating public, are sure to be tonnter-
teited, and thus bad and spurious article is inn
mediately palmed upon the unsuspecting the
g. nuias. This has been VIGOROUSLY the with
all popular tried and truly valuable medicines for
wears past, and will probably continue TO be the
case for years to come.
The base and contemplate counerfeitef in this
way meanly takes advantage of all the efforts and
the advertising used by the propretors Of :he gen
uine article to get their medicines into use and de-
served popularity 1t is therefore not less the duty
than contributes TO the safety of every honest in
dyidua in the community TO expose, frown down,
and forever after DISTRUST all uEARTLESS
INGRATES who thus rresponsibly trife with
health and life.
sE54THEREFORE TAKE NoTIcE41'
There is person by the name off. b. ROCHE
FORT, now engaged in selling Pill done up IN
boxes in exact and perfect imitation Of the genuine
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, with the omis-
sion of only one word on the Boxes-vz. WRIGHT.
The Pills sold by this Rochefort are evidently in
~''''"N
nity, or they would not have been done up in such
exaclmitation Of the genuine. IhIs,person Is tall
and clustering with great theatrical swagger He
was recently known very poor player in Balti-
move, under the musical cognomen of Jim Brown.
and is about twenty-five years Of age. Ii is almost
beyond doubt that he is supplied with the Pills
from Druggist firm in this city, who have been
heretofore VIGOROUSLY connected with counterfeit
medicines. As proof is obtained. the
fountain head of this notorious business will be ex-
posed that the community may shun them they
would serpent.
IN THE MEAN TIME THE PUBLIC ARE eau
TONED
against buying WRIGHT'S INDIAN yEeErA-
BILE PILLS of any who does not exhibit Ger
,icate of agency signed by the agent for the New
England States and bearing date since January ls4o
Also take particular notice that the following word
ing is on the Boxes
WRlGHT'S Indian Vegeto6ie PiHs--Jnd.
Purgative) of the North American College of Health
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
SPOKEN.

SPUKEN.
18th ult. lat 26 81, Ton IS 20, Ship Europe, from
Mobile for Liverpool
29th ult. lat 81, "a ship Caspian, of Bath, N.
Orleans for Liverpool.
goth ult off Tortugas, (seen) Ship Delaware, of
Bath, for Liverpool
No date, lat 40 So, lon Is 80, ship Ontario,
Mobile for Liverpool
No date, lat So, lon IA sch Texas, of Bath.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
HsENa0 OVAL.
e. G. BAILEY.

EEAS removed from Tallmnn's wharf 10 the
n & New Store on the wharf north OFFS G. Stin-
son Co nearly opposite the Eliot House, where
he has FOR sale 400 Bills Howard 81. Flour and l400
Bushels yellow Corn.
Bath Aug, 18th 1910. If
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

We must not omit to observe, that the
HoN. ISAAC REED, publicly declined
being considered as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Senate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

fl the prompt and impartial manner in
Which he discharged his duties, the Con-
'ention adjourned, sine die.
NATH'L GREENE, President
E T0cf rn nAos0S Secretaries.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
BATHLNG ESTABLISHMENT.
DIR. Samuel Anderson

D EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bath
MO, that he has erected Bathing Establishment
and furnished it with every necessary convenience
for WARM and COLD BATHS, and VAPOR
BATHS, and hopes by constant and untiring exer.
ton, to promote the convenience and comfort, as
well as the HEALTH Of all who may favor him
with their patronage.
Persons wishing the professional services of DR.
Anderson, are informed that he has removed his
office to the above place, where he may be found
at all hours in the day
Office on the street leading to the town landing, a
few steps from Pierce's Block.
Bath august 9Th, 1910 3w1o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

"Circulate the Documents.
Extra papers in any quantity for sale at
this Office-of this weeks edition.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
PUBLIC HOUSE.
THE subscriber hereby ri,

THE subscriber hereby gives no.
A4[I ma tice to his friends, and the public
kfSs 5 generally that no has removed from
- Portland, and taken the House for
merly occupied by him in Brunswick, near Bow
doin College, where he would be happyto accom-.
modate all those who may favor him with their
A good Stable and attentive hoster is provided
where horses will receive particular attention
Parties, Clubs and all others may rely upon as
good accommodations, as at any House in the
place.
All stages arriving will leave passengers at the
House, and all departing will call for them.
alexander MOREHEAD
Brunswick August, u 1850. '4w90,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13
Further from the West.
THE FIRE RAGING!

Alabama. This State has been conce-
ded to the Locos and they count it certain.
We have, however, returns from 8 Counties,
and 9 Senatorial districts, which give a
wing net gain of2 Senators, and 8 Rep
resentatives-total 7. So far so good!
Indiana Erect Further returns from
this State, as compared with Congressional
election of ls39-give net Wing gain of
1l,O6S!!!
kentucky The returns, are still but par.
tlai. 1t is confidently expected that the
Wing majority will exceed
5000.
During the severe storm of Thursday
L IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

sD|The regular appointed Agents receive
their supplies of the above pupular Pills. as hereto
fore, from the ONLY OFFICE and GENERAL De-
POT for the New England States, 1913 fremont
street, Boston.
05TPedlars or travelling agents are not allowed
to sell the Genuine Indian Vegetable Pills. therefore
never purchase from them, for if you do you will ba
sure to obtain a dangerous and Counterfeit article
Agents for the sale of the INDIAN PURG ALIVE
PILLS. BAIli-llENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
coin County.
Wiscassef-Edmund Dana. Topsham-Nathan-
iel Walker. Thomaston-John NJ. Gates. Easi
Thomaston-John Spotford. Wadoboro '-Geo,
w. Nichols. sept Ply,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

uTEvANS' CAMOMiLE PILLS, Camomle is
Ibid tonic, in small doses acceptable and corrob-
grated by the stomach. II is especially applicable
to that condition Of general debility, with anguId APP
petite, which often attends codaescence from lido
pa THO fcvers.
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEB!LITATED.
DIR. EVANS TONIC PILLS
The powers of Evans Camome Pills are SUCH
that the palpitaiing heart the tremulous hand the
dizzy eve and the huttering mind, vanish before
their effects like noxions vapors before the ben On
influence Of the morning sun. They have been
long successfully used for tho cure ofntermttents
together with fevers of the irregular nervous kind,
accompanied with visceral distractions.
This tonic medicine is for nervous complaints
&c neral debility indigestion and its consequences,
want appetite, distehson of the stomach, acid
ity unpleasant taste in the mouth, rumbling Noise
in the bowels, nervous sysmtomS languor when the
mind becomes irritable, despondma, thoughtful
melancholy, and detected. Hypocondriclsm con-
sumption, dimness Of sight, deiirum, and all other
nervous affections, these pills will produce a safe
and permanent cure.
Esr. w. Evans
Camome and Aperent Pills and the celebrated
"SOOTHlNG SYRUP"
for children Telling.
NEW YORK
100 CHATHAM STREET,
BOSTON,
3S COrnhiEl Street.
Beware of Counterfeits.
sJe Caution Be particular in purchasing 10
see that the label of this Medicine contains no.
tce of its entry according 10 .4ct Of Congress
And be likewise particular in obtaining them at LOG
Chatham ST., New York, or from the
REG ULaR AGENTS.
II. HYDE, Bath; J. Thwing. Uoolacich; J. Grit;
fin, Brunswick; B. Neal, WiscasSet: Haskell q
Jewell, Topsham; Henry Cushman, Portland;
aug is. 1y2O
CALICOES
A LARGE & Coop assortment of CALIcoEs car
"a be seen at OTIS KIMBALL'S, who will sell
them at EXTREMELY Low prices. Call and ex'
amne-T They good
Bath June 23d, 1910 3nol1
YELLOW CORN.
QnO BUSHELS prime yellow c"rnf"r sale
SUJbby CHAS CLAPP Jr.
July Is lS40 10
MESS BEEF
EEALF Barrels family Mess Beeffor sale by
EH CHAS CLAPP Jr.
In, II 1910 I6
SDep DRUMS fresh FIGS for sa,e by
%O T. F. DONNELL .4gcnt.
July, 9th. Is.
GEN ESRGE FLOUR.
0nA BARRELS Of prime quality. Just re-
AVOceved and for sale by
CHARLES CL.4PP Jr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-13

During the severe storm of Thursday
morning. Mr.. Joseph Emerson of Edge
comb had COW and four sheep killed by
lightning
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

n LIST of letters remaining in the Post
~ Office al Franklin Miss. on the Is, day of
April 1910, which ii not taken out before The LIST
day Of July next, will be sent 10 the Post Once
department ms dead letters.
Apnold Mary M. Byrd illiam, Byrd WM,.
Boan !, i}urrus James, Boar Miss L T., Bullock
J 4, Riggs Margaret, Banna ~ N, Baker X,
Baker Thomas, II, Bardwell p, Barbour !,
Bates c. Cintra Miss r., Cunningham G W
%, Cook J 3. Davis Wiiam Dixon Hugh
East John, Exam.J ", Ellis Edmund. Foster
| I'll, Foreman,J, Fowler A, Ford + l.. Gage
Matthew, Gibson N, Gr,nstead IVY, Gulidge
Joel. H,ilhut X l., Harris G, Horton MIS- {,
IIatgrove " r, Hatch A, Horton NJ. johnson
S ", 6, johnson W.Johnson J D. King "
G. Lewis Wiam P,I.acy John z, Landlair D.
McaIIlon ". McGee G, cEachun II, Nor
lis HIN, Aluiy L S, AlorrisonJ II. Oliham
Miss T. e. llalme A NJ, Parks 3, Patterson
la j. 3, Perkins r II, PatrickJ "A, Pickc
Mrs j. Russell II J, Roberts Sarah, ROWS la
cretia. Snedakor Wn. Sims r, Sanders W3
Sanders & T. w, sharp IL, Smith II NJ
Sheryer J. Stewart J., Sproles Nancy. Taylo
J NJ, Taylor E2, Tay ior Job :, 'raylo, 0, Tan
ner E 3, Tribble + NJ, Thomas d c, D. Ushc
w. Wason Sarah, Williams II NJ, William
RS, Williams B $, IIiison M, Williams n
Wadlngtou Mary, NVatIing,on Ellgah, Wad
lnston Frances, WudIngton l., Wake
WIN.
Persons calling for letters in the above lis
win please say they are advertised
A. M. MAYO, p. NJ
April II, 90 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
MARSHAL'S SALE.
john Armhcld,
va Fl IA

John Armiiclu,
vs. fl 70
James Calling 81 securities
Robert Painter O 20.
vs. Il ia
Galloway g. Richardson " securities
Oliver Anderson
VS. ais ii Ia
Galloway g. Richardson ct al e. securities
Oliver Anderson
sails f ia
! Galloway q Richardson CT al
Returnable 10 the United States Cir
cult Court, to May term 1910.
BY virtue Of the above stated II
fas to me directed from the Honorable
United States Circuit Court, for the
Southern District of Mississippi, ]
will expose to public sale for Cash, be-
fore the Court House door OF Holmes
county, on the
in the hours prescribed by law, all the
right, title, interest, and claim, the
said defendant hath in and to the Iol-
lowing described property, to witt
the west half of the north west
quarter of section 10, in township IA,
of range east, containing 80 and
So lOOlhs acres; east half of the south
east quarter of section "a, in township
IA, range west, containing 81 and
67-lOOths acres; east halfof the south
west quarter and the cast halt OF the
north east quarter Of section "a, o
township Ia, range west, containing
1863 and 34.lOOths acres; east bal
south west quarter section 10, town
ship IA, OF range east, containing &c
49, l0Oths acres; the west halt of thu
south east quarter of section ga, il
township IA, of range l west contain
ing Is and 67-l00ths acres; the ives
half Of south west quarter OF section l!
in TOWNSHIP, IA, range | east, go ant
38-l00ths acres. containg in all fv'
hundred and sixty-six AGREES and lori
four hundredth's acres, more or less.
The above stated land will be sold OF
MONDAY THE 9th DAY or AFRM NEXT, t'
satisfy the above stated Fl las and COS
of suit. Levied on as the property o
James Catlin, on the Oath day of Mar
w. NJ. GlVIN, Marshal,
By P. NJ. Furguson, Deputy.
March % 90 ids Pr. fee $50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
April III 22-3w.

A LIST Of letters remaining in the Posr
g Office at Tchula Mis-. on the LIST day OF
April 1910, which if no, taken outbefore the LIST
day OF july next, will be sent TO the Posi- Oilce
Department as dead letters.
E.-Rcll S d, Bright Doctor jesse, Beasly
Phillip :, Bluett Thomas 6 2, Bell WIN II d,
Bell Mrs Arrs, Brewster u B.
C.-Cary James l., Cardozo J NJ 3, Cage
Edward, Cox Hiram S, Cherry B, Comfor,
NJ 2, Cooper Nathan.
D.-Dean John 6.
F.-Fowler Alfred 2, Frsysier VIM "a.
(s.-Glasscock VIM u, Galloway l. G 2,
Galloway & Richardson ?, Gwin james NJ.
Hurst Mrs Ann L, iIuuter Caroline L, Zig.
gins james.
N,-Kylc Vim S, KERN G.
L.-Land Thomas r. Land Thomas 2, Land
VIM, Land Silas, Lane Caroline A, Lewis New.
ton, Lynch S NJ 2, Lawton C f.
NJ McIlroy Robert, Maury NJ, McAee
Morgan 9.
P.-Page John G.
R.-Ricbardson John 2.
S--Scrnggs & Bell 2, Stocks William G.
T-1hompson David d.
W.-West JamesR, West n c, Wise Chas
Weimore james G.
Persons calling for letters in the above liz,
vii lplease say they are Advertised.
WILLIAM F. STANSBURY, P. NJ.
April II % 3w