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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
THOMAS GRlBBLE.
Statement Of Gen. A. SHIELDS and others
M'MINNvILLE, Warren co., Tenn..f
Jply O1th 1914


MMINNvILLE, Warren co., Tenn../
:. July 24th, 1914
The Undersigned citizens of Warren county,
and of the State of Tennessee, have been long
and Intimately acquainted with MIR. John Smith
and Thomas Gribbie, Esqs.. two old and venera-
bic Citizens, who have signed and given the forgo
ing statements in regard to the revolutionary con-
duct and character Of the late Col. Ezekiel Polk
grandfather Of Gov. James X. Polk and take
pleasure in saying that. from their religious and
moral characters. as we'll intelligence no men
IN The State possessing more unbIeinishod cha rae
ters-lhe said Smith and Gribbe, in any State
ment they make entitled to the fullest and
most entire credit ami belief.
Signed, A. SHIELDS,
q. r. SMAkTr,
JESSE LOCKE,
l.. ID. MERCER,
THOS. II. HOPKINS,
w. l.. S. DEARlNG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

Statement of REUBEN Hoob-eigh,y -four years Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
DAVID UOBBINS,

do hereby certify, that David Dobbins this
day personally appeared before me, James K.
Farr, justice Of the peace for the said county.
and was sworn that the above certificate was
true.
Giver under my hand this I'd day of April
ls4l. -
Signed, J. X. FARR, p.
/, John Anderson. Clerk of the county cour,
of Graves county, do hereby certify, that J. X.
Farr, whose name is signed 10 the foregoing Ger.
tifcates, is now. and was, at the time Of signing
the same, justice of the peace for the county
and State aforesaid. duly commissioned and quail
i6ed as such, and authorized to administer oaths
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscrib.
RI. ed my name and affixed my seal of office
this Sd day, Of Anra. 1874. a..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
hNSAS INT
led EvERv


per Year, if \,
if payment H
J OF ADvEaI
. lines. or ~
rNrs for each1
F ding IS. to n
nat proportiosI
Fual accountI
under slOO,J
: ar, and when \
335 per cent,
Gent Gea is .delays
deduction vii
l,rse y s to be p,u'
Is to be PAID
Y some respou
cts BY rH
fAnLE auAR,,I
} ines, , alter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

.r y pleasant; FLYER worry lo~ssN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
SOLOMON REESE.

Statement OF Gen. MICHAEL MLEARY of Neck.
lcnbnrg county. North Carolina, IL soldiar OF
the revolution. who was present and per sonally
referred to by Gen. Saunders. in his speech a,
MecklcEburg, herein before inserted
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
1Sss,-sl:S as.s,.si. s..ss L.li.lsa

pdgIish grammsr y.sh psi,. thorough iso-sssxe -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

GFAmzi A. Golden, late of Louisville. VIM
81, sion County, Miss. deceased, left the following
aoeral requests: a. B. C. M. $1,000; Anne
mean Bible Society, 81, 900; Colonization Soci-
ely, $1,000; Home Missionary Society, 81 900 ;
sunday School Union, $500; Tract Society,
you.
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list PUBLISHED

JUST PUBLISHED
DY SAMUEL. c. JOLLIE. &5 Broadway. No. !" Mus-
Gscal Monthly Beautics Of the Opera"
CONTENTS.
By the Sad Sea Wayes-Balad from Benediets new Opera
Ia les dn Gel Valse-composed BY Camille Schubert.
oI Familiar Freuds-2ong-COmpssedb by Barnett and sung
BIZ Robt. Geo. Paige
Cannan Faciau,d Bnndii-From the Opera Of l. Ess d
an,ore, by DoniZetti.
By the Kanmerer Band.
The Beauties OF the OPEN confirms pages Of engraved
crnts neI nurder issued on the 18th of each month By
oIgY SAMUEL c. JOLIIE. $50 Broadway.
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CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS &c

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS, &c.
VKTILLIAMS & BILL. 10 Maiden lane, invite Ne aten
w tion of dealers TO ther Sock Of NEW GOODS now
opening, )corsisting, in pan, 81 tho following:
Fine Ivory TABLE CUTLERY, oil Kogen ana oshef ma
ks:s. ,, ,,..,:-.L.-,
POCKET CUTLERY-A complete e.sortnsrt OF RogsrI'
Wcstepbon's, Crooke's &c. &c. %, u,o,.,,-
RAZORS-W. & s. Butchers, Eihots hogera', w oseen-
holm's, Crookes Batbers, &c
SCISSORS-Of ell noted maken
PLATED WARE
CaxtorI BcIketI Communion Ware. Candes,cKi e'en'
Sheffield Piasd Desss:t Knives and For1. in sett, OF pes
dozen Butter KNIVES, &c.
mon Tea TrtJs together with great variety OF FANCY aaI-
ware: al Of winch they offer at the lowest prca. t3u
TABLE CUTLERY.-B Richardson & Sons superior
Table Cutlery fo sele al the me pnces.
80 JAMES WEEAES. q MAIDEN Eane. cp RaI.s.
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NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE,
40 PEARL STREET.
ALDRICH 81 BARSTOW,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, wHoLZsALR AEp
pELAIL DEALERS IN
Caxpstings, Floor OIL CIotfs, Wattings,
Riggs, Table Covers, dc.
or every dsscnpuon-A Al the loves; possible f1es'
Their friend, and the public geperny are invited
their advantage 50 10 do arc determined that every
article sold at this estabshrnn shall be Fully worth the roney
paid fer H. nj,
~ Dealers supplied the mo,. reas2na e eIms Pc,o
entirely satisfactory. lnu29 2m"l 40 PrARL sTRxzT.
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CO. Currercy.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise on the Nature Tendency and Consequences Of
our present Monetary System with plan for its eecunland
benefcent reform: published for the Public and Author BY
W. H. GRAHAM. 1n Nessau street, New York; Burgess
Singer 20 Broadway do. Price ei hundred III cents
cnpy.
The only object Of the Author beng the Reform
herein proposed work published at his and the pub
lie viii only pay for printing the which they may re-
oue All friends Of honest steady prosperous business and
of fuly employed well rewarded labor earnestly request
ed IN extending the circulation ofthI pamphlet.
elt D.f
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FAST GRISDINo.-Beach's stone mill, IN this
town, manufactured 2,l36 barrels Of flour IN
ddaysof last week, being $50 barrels per day
This is using up 10000 bushels of wheat IN
about the shortest time we have heard of.
TAkron Beacon.
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~ -''N ELIHU AND SARAH SOUTHWARK.
IS Madison street.
Tbs following was addressed to our Agent at Savannah
OaECRax Cross ROADS. Ga. hugu,t y, lsa2.

Ihe iUHOWnR was addressed tiZtlt u TevlnlhE
OoEcHsr CROSS RoAps. Go. Angus. 81, isaa.
M Afnaae4sss, Sassanet mos, ,xo,. c,,on;,
RhsumatS with Which been afflicted 20; years
and hnyin: used vGrou, remedies without success am
%a % "
5a s % q s o Sm ssna sony
PAIN was persuaded to ry the saHapaH1 so hshy recon-
h snS Ssaa derived Gfs om one induced
trial which did b. seiiDg down 10 for hall dozen
@ n sSf am Tea o n and a a s 10 s
duties scnd you this through feeling Of gratitude due this
nSs that toa, similarly afflicted msS DO induced to Try this
Your. with respect. sc. 49,,
p,s0,,d and ,od wholesale and retail Pht 81 T. B. D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists. 1s Fukcn street, N T..
Sold also By bnsgiu generally throughout the u s. Price
81 per bo,tle-six botta log So 90 In
HEAP OIL STORE.The subscriber respectfully informs
Oil and Spirit Gas. OF his old stand OF very upeno quality
csat cheaper than can be purchased at any other store
Good Lamp Oil. per H.
hfsa'o do q SN
White Sperm do.. M
20 DO q q o........."...'..'.'..'''...'.i Nv
Oil Cans Of all Sizes Lamp Glase, Of ali paiteins and De.
.cpons and full assortment OF lamp wick'. constantly on
sgsiss Oil Es ei ss
"a Yc lss Greenwich. cor Vessy.,t
MACKlE = LBvERET'T. lo7 yyaer-.'ree'. below wall
1oeO boxes Tin Pistei. I-S x. prime brands
100 do do ysasters. do
lG0 do do extra SIZES assorted
300 tens Scotch Pig Iron. best brands. MOL
lis do american Charcoal do
100 pigs BonsI Tin
90 clses Sheathng Copper, II to lou
lCOO bdls Iron Wlre. assorted. utoS
20 casks Sheet Zinc
SEQ bdb Sheet Iron. assorted. 90 10 70
% tons superior refined Billt Iron for Wue
100 bags fne drawn Wrought Nah Sd 4, iUs
100 do do Hone Nails. 7, land lbs
300 dozen low priced Shoveis
20 do Bright Iron do
100 do Cast Steel do
81 do Gruis do
20 do Cast Steel Spades
200 do low priced do
1000 pairs Truce Chains
20 casks Hooks and Hinges. assorted sless
10 do Tin'd Tea Kettles and SAUCE Pao,
10 crates lind Wrought Iron Tea Kettles
E.r, n ivets &c Nn ol0 n
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DRY GOODS.

DROWN SHEETINCS- AND SHIRTfNGS-Of every
- stye and Width. AZ the known hrans both heavy and
fne-Sts:s Mil. Indian Head. Lawrence c. h5bot A, Msf
mack, Eyete7 Unknowrs, Bgup.cks, &r &c mar ne has.
q: naBufncane prces the % floors Of Is and . Cedar
St.cei, f7lf block above Pearl street.
so ses, S9s.Asfn Cc;9n yarns as,ore TWIST Nos 10
blue papers 0i bundles to the 100 lbs very azs quantity
g. cents per pound cents cents 81 and cents e'pound
THIS last style we-Tants equal my 10 bait
ket. Also Paterson Yellow Ticket, and other NewJersy
Vans. Of low prices
Also Wckn. OF every description Carpet Warps, and
threaded, Superior. quality, both white and colocd asso
bales and half bales. Ao. Irvine OF qualities.
from Is to % per 10. Best ScBe T=iDe - cents.
The attention Of Country Merchants particularly solicited
TO this stock which got with direct 10 meet then
appreciation. T. " UNpERHILL.
10 IS and 70 Cedar street..
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NEW PATENT LETTER CLAM W Nm II , IA a,
securing Letters, nToe paper to T vt, ,ns1s 5 TT
@ = - re. the pagers never torn or perforated,
and any paper required be aiken 9m ns e Ssp ao
=, ne Dsk or Counting Room They are equal
S YS e ts fsIU 4 RsiEaIHf III Hd s1I
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E7IGTH & HALL. No. Franklin nave e9nisory
II onkand e1tenSve assortment " " SPY and NJ slhl
INSTRUMENTS OF al kinda PLANO fORTES cfdfsrens
styles and FINISH GUITARS from tho best spanish poafra
for wt:ch they have received pern from the Amercen In
sttuie over 81 ost masel and oysy superior tpns end
style finish UTk OF al! kinds ard finish gl S,Sh thsH
BUGLES. CORN0PLONs. TROSiBONES etc; all of tssi
Inds Of All. INSTRUMENTS NEW AluSlCseoofy
ed IS q putsheA lusl PuBLSG a! the sosgs q
% for the fiAN0; also. the ORphEUS GLEE BOOK, be.
iug collection s for tour mee voice. with ano acco-
pnni,ent selected and complied from tho @ GsTiAn md In
CLAN snthors BY AUSTIN Phil LIPS ftce Ora Dollar pci
iet Merchant and the HuncAl COMMUNITY generally. are rs-
eprctfa,iy invited 10 call. Elhbl
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BOARDING.

DOARD with or wi.hou, rooms may 10 obtained AZ No.
D e Chambar..,tree,. opposite Tho PARK. NJ wv
rayANA-Siz .Vl.ssl"S BOARDING. House has been "a
moved 10 tbs buisu, pggNicpslS occupied "a The Hsn
sion House Hotel No. III Gale Obaha. corner o! cae hsr
cs3erS winch .as been extensively repaired and lptove-
Prices arranged IN conformity u2 room occupies and tus
REM ming For cs.ls apply TO Macon ute ~ Nap
..r it.ec who WILDE happy 10 lrnih every information 20
travellers Bound u Havana. ~,
n B.-PaSeEge.s requested 20 OBTAIN passpSt W!c
will be facilitated by the clerk the hoe who Will hau al
vessels Immediately en- GieI ARRIVAL iB sa~u
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MUSIC.

TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE liz
THE UNITED STATES
HARPs.-J. f. BROWNE s; co; from Erayd. makers OF
tho Improved la,eat Double and Single Action Harp.
London mud Sew Yok. established 1910 J. y. ofefs 70,
sale at SIS Broadway, elegant assodneut OF iloSbc and
Single Action liR. The rich hnlane % tone ehiness OF
touch OF n and perfect mechanism Of these tius
render them unequacd and Obtain for them the NIT amntsnf
are constructed the best principles the celebrated Eatd
with nil the modem improvements OF London Ind Peis-
Warranted bear the of climate, and at European pr
Harp. repaired and for hre s,rngi l,icon Books. Mo-
SIC &c j. T. BROWNE, Manufactured
No. Ss5 Broadway. and
MS lnD&IV No. T2ts Chambers street. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

NTOTICE hereby gwen that an Election Of Directors OF the
~ Howard Insurance. Company viii be hsd aI The 1ee
isss Commencing a, O'Clock M and eosn a odoek
n 49, fpS tdlj LEWIS PHILLIPS, SscrezIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, 1s1 CHATHAM STREET. N. Y.
Branch Store:
els Pleecket stIeet, Ne.-York.
M Grand street. near Suffolk.
lat Greenwich street. rear Fulton,
LIS Fulton sreet, Brooklyn.
q Hanover street, Boston
INVITE the attention of City end Country Families and
Purchaser to their several ablishent. where tne THINK
will be found BIZ far the best selections of pure and unfdpltera
led Teas in the United Sates The uniyea popularity and
encwn fe house with reference TO high quales tov pm
ces aad upright dealing well UNDERWOOD 20 render Tar.
Tier comments necssav. Original and only warehouss 1oT
the sale Of Howquss Black Tee Observe I-argeH VIII
Chatham srse, h between Pearl and Roosevelt ssfeea.
fhs public will also be pleased take notice that the canton
ea Company have nothing do with ohsr stores eIsSpt
thnps Described NJ the tnp NJ hi. advertisement ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

INDIA RUBBER sHOEa-The rubscrben offer iw sf ~
Ithe largest and best ussonnt Of India Rubber Soc 20 Is
found the market. copssig N per oil ;1 md
buckles Ladies Oyershses of every vineiy Lsdes ~ ne.
Chidrens Bukins. ea;ber ard rubbe, ,oes &c; on m.
ported RUBBER plain and figured BY he csc e Ss S:ars
n i Ida Rrbbcr Factory s. Mndsg Iane N frrnvor
,1I
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w. & ]. MORRISON Il co.
IMPORTERS and Dealer, In Small Wares. No. Maides.
liaIe and al Broadway, n. keep censtany on hanG
w Knitting Yarn Worried. do Gotten, Tattinx Co'son
Zenhyr Worried Hail Cos Hosiery and Cloves Velvet Ri5
Nom. RnsHa Brads Pune Ornamen do Twist Fine Session.
Wedding Hs and Lses Pins SIX ,;s and Ss s snd
BiudingI r Hemmingz g. Sons genuine Royal and Gonn
tsrxUnk Drilled Eyed Nssdisx $40 au1c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

n AuRPNs 81 co MONROE HALL, Ger. Pearl and
d Centye-sIeet. Ball, Dbl! and Dancing School,
Every Sunday Free Coaceftz.
EVER Monday Free Dancing.
Hs friends and the pubic invited 70 CALL a. no VIII speo
no Pm 1ls In H,ous with boa,d for Gentleman o0ln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

% oBERTs's IMPROVED BROWN sOAf;-The sub
ceo1y article and The cerlfca,s OF MI Robert Rogen, who
has one OF the largest washing establishments in the city AND
II il moi TO fade cccoe shrink anHes wool
eas used as directed and will take grease out of capeo
wooens &c. and not ure the cooT Msnutae,oIS
~ street. hOMitN h SJLoa, or
Rohetss Improved Brown Soup nte Freds German SOAP
am fully convinced Of its spte superiority TO any Other and
Confidently recommend both families and washing esta5
i.hrnenfr ROBERT ROGERS. 1G9 I-anrens street
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But let young men coming out in life follow
Panch's counsel as well as Baron Aldcrson's.-
Avoid the turf blackguards," says the baron
My s,n," say to you, avoid the turf gentle
men TO-" Punch.
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i 10. 90. AOfldgeO,
Webstel's Dictionary for
4 Schools, l2mo.
DO. Do. Do l6mo.
ilr3. Lincoln's Botany.
Do. Botany for Beginners.
do. Natural Philosophy.
Do. Natural Philosophy Tor
i Beginners.
Do. Lectures on Chemistry.
Do. Chemistry for Beginners.
Gallaudal;'s Picture Reading
! Book.
Preson's Interest Tables 8 per
! cent.
lDo. Do. Abridged.
3 English Language OF an into
ich the constructions ara clas7i-
scs. By Edward Hazsn. author
art first.
in one vol. scp2y
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECr FROM THE CHoCTAws TO
THEIR AGENr.-We learn from the Van Buren,
Intelligencer, that during the absence of Major
Armstrong, the long tried and efficient Agent for
the Choctaws, from his Agency, short time
since, the Choctaws in General Council, passed
a resolution com plimentary to him. They have
paid lin another compliment, in providing for
the establishment of another Seminary in the
Nation, to be called the (" Armstrong Academy"
These people have been peculiarly fortunate in
their Agent. They have had one for eight years,
in whom thew have the utmost confidence, and
one whom they have never founding wanting
Ishen tried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19

up WATCHES, JEgVELRY, SILVER WARE,;--Ths
4TE. subscribers would respectfully hiorm tsaH ns.ds
and the public generally pat they hsIs removed thcf
s, SO est bshnent from t.s old EAnd te NO. nh Broco
ry cofueY Of e. they would be happy tor6
ceye continued share the liberal patronage when has oe
bestowed for tho past twenty four W be kspt COD
90 hnod full assortment Of the svest styIes OF
Iswey Silver and Plated Ware Watches OF the mot at
proyed rnanuactnr and all articles IN thsR line WHICH wp
~ --''' 49, - A. JACOBS n s0FS-
o.1lL Ernni.YaY HulhA ftree..
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BRITANNIA TEA AND COFFEE POTS, Pitchers,
TuHbers sgg SIs44oa; soup y .adis q f9l sale 6y
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WANTED.

SxTANTED-A situation hy Seod eocE, snS iaantres.
Nv HAVING good c.,y Reference reose i u No ~
,yh-,;ree, IN the rear. ffoGl basement nl5 >
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EVERYDAY TALK--Soene Broadway-urae o'clock,
u P. Al. Two gents, passing up broadway.
First geat What to-day
second gent Nothing very particular except poca rases
fs cent Don't speak of politics; my wife lust 6rooned
me out doors fo, .poutng politics with Brown.
Second gent. Where you gong
Ff. gent Going up Villas, 81 Broadway. to &c.
boz OF Salts and S9nnn Lozense.
SeconG gent. lin ha Ia, salts end SIENNA Lonzenge!
What ~ idea ell hu,nhu; believe
First gent. b, No, beiere Wild 70 De conscientious
mar besides Dewitt the oyssernH the Olympic Ihen
Ire sey they are Best medicine he used Five small
Lozences call the effect OF the usual dose and no taste
Second gent, w,g Otae TO think of it, guess they are
Roth ene, Wilds store ley down the IS cents take box
of Lozenze Broadway into Grand ana are lost TO
The abors Lczcure, ere sod oaly =, 81 Broadway aspr
Erand NJ u
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NOTICE.
BOLIVAR CIRCulF COURT. |

DOlAlN "A AfAANA~Gt NgN&OkA
JANUARY SPECIAL Term, 1874
Almira Beal.
VS. Bin for divorce,
George Beal
uIpON Spenlng the matters Of this Bill
u and it appearing to the satisfaction o.
the Court that tho dclcndan, George Beai
is not an inhabilnni of this State, but resides
beyond the limits thereof so that The Ordina
~ process of law cannot be served upon
him. Il is therefore ordered by the Court
that unless the said defendant appear befor,
the Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the county
of Bolivar, AT the Court honss in Bolivar, on
or before the FIST Monday Of April next.
and plead, and answer or demur to this bill.
the several allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed, aud such order or decree
made thereia as may be deemed equitable
or lust. II is further ordered that copy
of this order be published in the Yazoo
City Wing once a week for two months sue
cessively.
Test, A. b. DODD, CPk.
Feb ., 1874. (Prs fee Sl7j 309t
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aid OF some of the best writer's Of the Old World
In addition to the attractions recorded below,
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the late celebrated Dr. MaRinn, entitled
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500 REWAHID.

ED ANYWAY on the 26lh ult. my negro
M man named HENRY, about % years
old, a dark mulatto, tall and walks erect,
bushy head Of hair but he often combs il
out smooth and straight; he is a good coach
mqn aud waiter, and is well known in V cks-
burg. Yazoo City and Benton. II is prcba,
bic he will endeagor TO &c, TO Yazoo City,
unless, as | have reason to think, he was
oaticod Of by a man who calls himself WI
son, who has been making propositions to
Henry and several other negroes in the
neghborhood. lie was formerly the pro-
perry Of J. r. Creecy in Yazoo. The above
reward and all reasonable expenses will be
paid for his delivery TO the ialor al Vicks-
burg. HENRIETTA b. CREEPY.
Wexford Lodge, near Vicksburg.
August 4, 1913. 4-3i.
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